Warn Women Away From Schmidt Trial Report
A New York Supreme Court session on January 21 featured continued testimony about the discovery of a dismembered body in the Bud Eon river. Witnesses described evidence as Assistant District Attorney Delehanty questioned them while the court noted the absence of women spectators. Only one woman attended for business, while Schmidt sat in the courtroom in a fur lined overcoat, remarking that he was cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhea
Schmidt
GULKINS RE-ELECTED SECRETARY AS NEW OFFICIALS NAMED
The organization re elects William C Culkins as executive secretary and names Dieterie as president. William B Metish Thomas C Powell and R A Colter are given key posts joining the board. A committee pairing Culkins with Colter will attend a Columbus meeting to coordinate state business and industry groups. New board members include Wright P G Ruehl Tosue H R Probasco A Armstrong and H Edward Niemeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thei
Disterle
Brouse
Johhaton
Ola
Mem
Pica Cceneye
Senet
William C.culkins
Dieterie
William B. Metish
Thomas C. Powell
R. A. Colter
R.A. Colter
Secreta Culking
Columbus
Itoday
Ev Eats Commercial
Industriaafta
Are Ae
O Wright
P. G. Ruehl- Tosue
H.R. Probasco
Fn A. Armstrong
H. Edward Niemeyer
Syndicate Wins State Bond Auction With Premium
A New York bid by Kuhn Loeb & Co and William A Read & Co secures 381 million dollars in 4 percent state bonds. The group offers a premium of about 3 million, lowering the cost to the state to around 4.21 percent versus 4.50. A second syndicate also bid for all or none, and total subscriptions exceeded 265 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, N. Y
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
William A. Read & Co
Seymeyer
Heris, Forbes, & Comsaeny
The
Guaranty Trust’ Company
Lee Higgon & Company
Potter, Choate
Prentice, White, Weld & Company
Kissel, Kintieut &* Company
Cincinnati visitor commends public child welfare institutions
Dr Hastings Hart director of the Russel Sage Foundation visited the House of Refuge and other Cincinnati public institutions yesterday. He praised the nation’s best facilities and praised the House of Refuge for its separation system while meeting Dr Otto Geier head of Charities and Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings Hart
of Child Helping
Russel Sage Foundation
House of Refuge
Children's Home
Cincinnati
Otto Geier
Department of Charities ‘and Correction
Cincinnati Apple Show Invite Aimed at 1915 Convention
Chamber of Commerce forwards invitations and literature on Cincinnati advantages to Ohio State Horticultural Society officials to secure the 1915 convention and apple show. Reports from 1914 convention indicate Cincinnati as a favorable next host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio State Horticultural Society
Chamber of Commerce
Association
Frome
Larry McLean’s Wife Sues Giants Catcher in Court
John D. McLean, husband of Larry McLean’s wife and New York Giants catcher, figures in a suit filed yesterday in Magistrate Dumont’s court. The case concerns furniture and equipment alleged to be owed or misplaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. McLean
Larry” McLean
New York Giants
Dumont
Ron ‘Warel
Pawnshop owner arrested for ordinance violation
Myer J. Daniels of Walton Hotel was arrested by Detectives O'Brien and others for handling a diamond ring before the legal time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myer J. Daniels
Walton Hotel
O’brien
Daniels
Launch Campaign To Promote Cincinnati Conventions
A Cincinnati luncheon at the Linton Hotel outlined plans to raise at least 100000 over three years to fund a chamber of commerce publicity campaign. The effort aims to attract conventions and showcase industrial Cincinnati to lure new business and trade, with committees formed by industry to solicit contributions. Participants included Dieterle Orr La Marry Prich and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Plana
Linton Hotel
Cincinnat
Cincinnati
Chamber of Conventions
George Dinterte
Board of Directors
Change
Col
William B. Metist
Aera Amoun
Chamber of
Dieterle
George F. Dieterle
James P. Orr
Wm. la Marry
Prich
W. A Prits
W. A. Julian
EB. C. Denton
W. Lynn
W. W. Martin
W. J. Fremine
Frank J. Zumstein
August Herrmann
Louis J. Rinkenberger
George J. Golde
P. J. Henshaw
Chan. Gy Brooks
Harry A. Lock
Naturalization Exams Accept 58 Men. Names Unclear
A report notes 58 men accepted in a citizenship test at the federal building, with 114 passing over two days from 176 applicants. A Russian, Lapirov of 412 Clin oe street, claimed a child born just hours earlier but did not know the name. Judge Hollister discussed old law petitions.
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Galas Lapirov
Clinoe Street
Federal Building
Shockley
Pittsburg
Hollister Yeater
Tale
Gt Franz Moggenberg
Barred Ninth Time Shuttlececk Rosenbaum Is Refused Admission
New York federal court or U S district Judge Mayer denied entry to Shuttlececk Rosenbaum the Russian born immigrant who made nine attempts to enter the United States from Panama with a legal fight that ended when the Supreme Court and the Circuit Court of Appeals upheld that aliens barred from entry cannot return. He had been released on a 2506 dollar bond and was taken to the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shuttlececk” Rosenbaum
Panama
Mayer
Federal District
Court
Benjamin M. Rosenbaum
Russia
Rosenbaum
Samuel Hoffman
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Danish Noblewoman Deported From New York
Palamara De Treschow, 56, said to be Danish nobility, was deported today from New York by immigration authorities aboard the Santa Maria bound for Jamaica. Arriving ten days earlier from Jamaica, she reportedly acted eccentrically enough to warrant removal to Ellis Island. She is said to have a fortune of 5,000,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Island
Acid victim 10 live Irene Honaker faces recovery
Irene Honaker nineteen of Cincinnati avenue North Bend attempted suicide Tuesday night by ingesting a carbolic acid and ammonia solution. Doctors say she will recover. The act is attributed to a quarrel with her sweetheart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Honaker
Cincinnati Avenue
North Bend
C. J. Wood
Cleves
L. Lehman
Seyler Park
Fall from ladder injures man at Deaconess Hospital
Joseph Poberinger, 59, of 1409 Main Street, sustained a fractured left hip and possible internal injuries after falling from a ladder at 215 East Ninth Street yesterday. He was taken to Deaconess Hospital in critical condition and may die from his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pbberinger
Main Street
East Ninth Treet
Five Cent Fare Urged for Millcreek Valley Rail Line
A joint Hartwell and Millcreek Valley improvement committee aims to improve the Millcreek Valley and push a five cent fare to Fountain Square as one of its projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell and
Millcreek Valley
Fountain Square
Wurlitzer Leaves Estate Worth 500000
The will probated allocates practically the entire Rudolph Wurlitzer estate to his widow and five children. Daughters Sylvia Weinberg and Leonie Elters receive 625 shares preferred stock. sons Rudolph Howard and Parney get 00 shares common stock. Each child gets 3000 dollars. $500 to Old Men's Home, $2000 to brother C Wurlitzer. Widow named executor. Estate valued around 500000, over 400000 in real estate.
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Rudolph Wurlitzer
Music House
Sylvia Weinberg
Leonie W. Elters
Rudolph
Howard
Parney
Barnes Avenue
C. Wurlitzer
Utzer
Hoene Resigns as City Hall Superintendent
Albert Hoene resigns from his post as city hall and municipal garage superintendent. Mayor Spiegel accepts the resignation and plans to replace him next week. A. F. Maiden is chosen as probable successor to assume duties and is to meet the mayor for the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hoche
Spiegel
Hoene
Theodore Bracken
A. F. Maiden
Maiden
Varney Sues Liquor Firm for Libel Over License Refusal
Kenney Varney a former saloon keeper of 215 Pike street sued Keyser Hegner Siemer Co liquor dealers for 10000 alleging libel. He says the license board denied his license then he bought one from John E Schadle and transfer was refused. defendants allegedly wrote a letter to the board reflecting on Varney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenney
Varney
Pike Street
Keyser, Hegner & Siemer Co
Iquor
John E. Schadle
Fred
American Girl praises New York among international chats
Special to The Americas reports on Cel Percy heli land and C. B. retirement friend Cyril Maud sailing to England aboard the Oceanut. They spent nearly three months in New York. The American girl is described as frank free and friendly in contrast to English girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
New York
Percy Heliland
Cyril Maud
England
Oceanut
Maud
Hotlana
Ohio Incorporations Granted by State Secretary
The Secretary of State in Columbus lists several incorporations approved today. Highlights include the Home Association of Findlay reorganizing to build housing for Elks, the East Side Social Club of Cincinnati, The Rio Gane Fruit Co in Cherian, and The Prospect Wall Paper Co of Cleveland with various capital changes and business scopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Site Co
Dayton
Prospect Wall Paper Co
Cleveland
Jobo
Louis Heitmans
Thomas CG Ore
Corsica
Transit Co
Mentor
Gustav
den Steinen
Akron Litt Co
Akron
Cevings and
Mt. Heathy
Tuiom Heing Co
Saleen
Seek Hamilton Woman Louise Hutn Gigie Missing
Cincinnati detectives ask for help locating Louise Hutn Gigie 50 of 321 Hanover Street Hamilton Ohio missing since Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Louise
Hutnagie
Hanover Street
Hamilton
Ohio
Stock market trends lift hopes amid mixed signals
The New York financial scene shows cautious optimism as bonds and stocks react to late year shifts. Investors chase higher returns in New York state 4 and 24 4 percent offerings while overall market breadth remains uneven and sentiment swings between strength and hesitation.
Live stock market brief with terse price notes
Fragmentary stock market item notes prices and trade activity for livestock and commodities. Reads like a local market blurb with shorthand figures and vendor marks.
Battleship Maine tablet ceremony and regional industrial notes
Major Robert Hubler visits the Chamber of Commerce about erecting a tablet for the Maine crew whose Havana shipwreck occurred on February 15. Ohio pensions paid 1912 totaled 422915.14 with 19166.76 from Ohio. A heater plant in Poughkeepsie seeks space in the Manufacturers Permanent Exhibit building. Chamber plans to show a moving iron manufacture film from Rogers Brown Company with a related lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ohio
Robert Hubler
First
Ohio Infantry
Chamber of Commerce
Maine
Havana
Poughkkepsie
N. Ya
Chamber of One
Rogers, Brown & Company
Chamber of Commerge
River Levels Rise and Fall Across Cincinnati District
In the Cincinnati district the Ohio River will rise slowly in some parts and remain stationary in others during EREA-6. Gauges from Cincinnati to New Orleans show varied movements with several locations recording rising levels and others falling.
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Cincinnati
Franklin
Greensboro
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Radford
Hinton
Kanawha Falls
Charleston
Point Pleasant
Huntington
Det
Williamson
Pikeville
Garrettaburg
Portsmouth
Maysville
Louisville
Evansville
Nashville
Chattanooga
Paducah
Cairo
St. Louis
Kansas City
Memphis
Little
Helena
Shreveport
New Orleans
Ohio River
Vaccination Urged to Halt Toledo Epidemic Spread
Health Officer warns vaccination benefits may last only five years and urges renewed efforts. Dr. Landis notes local precautions are strict to stop a Toledo outbreak, with trains from Toledo inspected by health officials before entering the city.
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Landis
Toledo
Board of Health
Contractor Run Over at Riverside injures J Marshall Barkley
The condition of J Marshall Barkley of 3466 Liston Avenue Riverside was reported serious after a stone wagon ran over him Tuesday at Peebles Corner as he attempted to board a car. His foot was crushed in the incident.
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J. Marshall Barkley
Liston Avenue
Riverside
Barkley
Peebles’ Corner
Springfield firm seeks receiver in U S district court
The merchandise firm of Fidler and Brock of Springfield Ohio filed a petition in United States District Court asking that a receiver be appointed. They went into bankruptcy last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidler & Brock
Springfield
Ohio
United States District Court
Wheat and oats markets hold steady with unchanged prices
Wheat market shows steady tone with No 2 red and No 3 red premiums few, oats also steady with No 2 white at four cents and No 8 white near a high. core market remains stable amid limited price moves.
Grain and seed lot prices and samples listed
The document lists wheat, oats, timothy, clover, and flour lots with sample counts, color varieties, and price quotes. Includes tonnage notes, percentages, and specific lot numbers such as No. 2 red wheat and No. 4 yellow samples with varied per cent values and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Care &O
Tony
Vanden
Livestock Market Report From Chicago and Kansas City
The American dispatch notes slow and lower cattle auctions with mixed bids. Hog receipts about 11 000 head and steady to lower, while cattle show market softness in some districts and strength in others across Chicago and Kansas City.
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Hoge
S@lee
Catue
Merce Steely
Chicago
Ian
Ia Ag
Keneape City
Rae
Weather: storms slow traffic amid unsettled January conditions
A garbled weather note from New York reports unsettled conditions with forecasts of storms and cooler temperatures. It mentions variable winds and rough seas for maritime areas, with minor local disruptions expected.
Poultry and Egg Prices and Spring Market Notes
Fragmentary OCR items mention poultry and egg pricing, spring market activity, and references to birds described as fat and tall feathered. Mentions of turkeys, geese, and potential per acre figures appear alongside misread numbers and stray letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prine
Wilte Epring
iSc
Tom Tie
Young
Fragmentary OCR Note on Chemical Quantities and Names
Fragmented text mentions carbes and volumes, with unclear names and measurements. References include numbers like 336 and 120 and terms such as turpentine and refined BSc. The legibility is low, yielding no coherent events or clear entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Green
Tainted Market Prices Confuse Shoppers
Fragmentary notes describe fluctuating prices for fruits and tinned goods with references to cat food, refined kettles, and varied quality levels. The garbled OCR mentions peaches, apples, and lemons, along with odd pricing and grade terms, offering little coherent retail data.
Beea ye joss on 3 e Soc and Meade forced
Fragmented OCR text references meats and cuts including bellies shoulders and smoked meats. Mentions breakfast tarele and beef carcass with unclear context and mixed phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae
Tobacco offerings on the oval Gurney leaf
unreadable fragmentary notice describes tobacco products and leaf types including Spanish and Dutch varieties, with garbled lines mentioning manufacture and trade terms.
Wholesale Grocery Prices From Old Market Ledger
The listing shows varied items such as coal and coke prices with ton rates and fruit and vegetable prices. Alphabet soup of misread values includes apples at 1.343 per unit, oranges around 1.60 to 3.25 per box, cranberries at 86 per box, cabbage at 85 per ton, and beets, carrots, and other produce priced per unit or weight.
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California
New Orleans
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