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Newspaper

Cincinnati American

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1914

Page

10

Shackleton Plans Dual Antarctic Expedition With Wireless and Planes

Lieutenant Shackleton unveils a two ship Antarctic expedition using wireless, an aeroplane, motion picture gear, and sled-based wireless. The plan targets 8000000 square miles of unknown land from the Weddell to Rosa Sea with wintering at the Ross Sea and a March 1936 goal if weather allows. The crew totals forty two with a shore party of twelve and two ships of thirty, oil-fueled and ice capable, carrying scientific gear and portable wireless kits.

Shackleton Antarctic Trackletoe Winbe South Polar Weddell’Sea Rosa Sea Bustos Ayres Weader ‘Sea Ross’ Sea Rosas Sea Weddell Sea South America Weddell Cag Hee Wradell Sea Graham Pole Magnetic Martieric Paratus Kose Ses

Tangoing Figures in Divorce Testimony

Special to the American New York January 2 Mrs Alma Newton Anderson a member of a prominent New Orleans family testified before Justice Newburger in her suit for divorce against James McCullough Anderson a member of the New York Cotton Exchange. Anderson did not come into court to defend the case. Private detective Ea J Lynch testified that on the night of October 24 1912 he saw Anderson at the WalGort followed him to Maxim s and after that Anderson and two women and a man watched the for a while Anderson and one of the women had gone to the Hotel Norman le and registered for the night.

New York Alma ‘Newton Anderson New Orleans Pendleton Supreme Court Anderson Wal- Gort Maxim's Ohe Norman@le

Cincinnati Engineer Partners in Dayton Water Survey

G. Pollard of Cincinnati has been asked by Dayton City Manager Waite to conduct a comprehensive survey of Dayton's water works. The study will cover multiple plant branches and span several weeks, with HH. P. Martin noted as assistant engineer in charge of street and sewer operations as of yesterday.

G. Pollard Cincinnati Waite Dayton Water Works Department HH. P. Martin Martin

Walter Knight to speak on new charter plan at Lincoln School

Walter Knight will discuss a proposed charter plan at a social center meeting held in Lincoln School, Delta near Columbia avenues, East End.

Walter Knight Lincoln School Delta Columbia Avenues East End

Falls Dead on Street Near West Sixth Resident

John Staub a 62 year old yeastmaker of 275 West Sixth Street collapsed and died on a street near his home early yesterday. Autopsy pending heart failure suspected.

John Staub West Sixth Street

Chamber of Commerce leaders depart for Columbus meeting

President R A Colter and Executive Secretary W C Culkin leave Cincinnati to join representatives of state commercial associations seeking peaceful cooperation. No formal group will form. The Manufacturers' Permanent Exhibit will tour Ohio Valley cities to display regional industries in the new building. A Chamber board photo and a Cincinnati film segment will be shot on the Central Building roof for a Moving Picture League film. Wendell B Campbell, from Bermuda, will return to Cincinnati next Monday after New York City. A list of Cincinnati exporters has been sent to New Orleans commission merchants to promote Central and South American trade.

Wies R.A. Colter W. C. Culkin Chamber of Commerce Columbus Abed Foun Roe Ohio Valley Board of Directors Film of Cincinnati Moving Wendell B. Campbell Bermudas New York City New Orleans Central South America

Export Club Meeting Notice at Queen City Club

The Export Club of the Chamber of Commerce will meet Wednesday February 11 at 12 20 PM at the Queen City Club. H C Dinkins foreign representative of the Misen Neate Keymeat will deliver the address.

Export Club The Chamber of Commerce Queen City Club H. C. Dinkins

Port Haytien seized by rebels in Haiti

The capture of Cape Haytien by revolutionists is reported to the State Department. The gunboat Nashville heads from Port-au-Prince to Cape Haytien to protect American interests as President Oresté convenes Congress in extraordinary session to devise measures against the rebellion.

Washington Cape Haytien Hayti State Department Nashville Port Au Prince Oresté Congress

Janitor Arrested on Telegram Embezzlement Charge

Robert White, janitor at the Niles Ohio post office, was arrested yesterday by federal agents on a charge of receiving telegrams to Moore in Cincinnati. He reportedly confessed to the alleged crime.

Robert White Niles Ohio Moore Cincinnati See

Injunction Against Knabe Piano Company Stands

United States District Judge Hollin ter refused to modify the injunction against the Knabe Piano Company of Cincinnati restraining use of the Knabe trademark on their pianos.

United States Hollinter Knabe Piano Company Cincinnati Knabe

Trade bodies urged to back exhibit in Hankow

Sixty prominent trade groups including the Chamber of Commerce are asked to support House Joint Resolution 183 introduced by Stanley E. Bowdle for a U.S. government investigation to erect a permanent exhibit building in Hankow to promote American goods abroad.

Chamber of Commerce Stanley E. Bowdle Congress United States Hankow

Stock Market and Grain Prices Hold Steady Amid Upward Pull

The market shows persistent strength with United States Steel leading, supported by Union Pacific and Southern Pacific shares. New Haven weakens while Reading lags. call money at 2 percent and foreign exchange near 4.84 to 4.90 for demand. Gold exports rise by $800,000, totaling $2,900,000 for the year.

Ont Porte Toney Kahn, Lerh «& Co Mae United States Department of Justice United States Steel Union Pacific Southern Pacific Northern Pacific New Haven

Grain Market Updates Show Steady Wheat and Oats Prices

Market notes indicate steady futures for wheat and oats with several classes quoted. Prices for No 2 red, No 4 red, No 2 white, and standard white wheat vary by grade while oats and corn futures display minor shifts, with regional elevators and Chicago spot markets cited.

Live Stock Produce and Dried Fruit Trade Report

Fragmentary OCR notes describe stock produce, dried fruit items, and trade figures. Mentions California fruit prices and shipments with unclear figures and denominations. Leads suggest market activity and commodity listings in a historical trade page.

River Gauges Show Varied Levels Across Cincinnati District

River readings from multiple stations indicate the Ohio and tributaries fluctuating: several gauges report rising levels near Parkersburg Charleston Huntington and Portsmouth while others show falling or stationary levels in cities from Louisville to New Orleans. The overall trend within the Cincinnati district suggests a general rise in the river with pockets of stability.

Cincinnati Franklin Greensboro Pittsburg Wheeling Parkersburg Radford Hinton Kanawha Falls Charleston Point Pleasant Huntington Williamson Pikeville Catlettsburg Portsmouth Maysville Louisville Dam Evansville

Marriage Licenses Listed With Several Couples

Fremont resident Mabel Truesdale 26 and Charlee Rotese 27 of Pleasant Ridge receive licenses. Louis Marois 23 of 216 West Street and Mary Lougetels 22 of Mere Street plan marriage. Others include Ber pera Huber 25 also of Pleasant Ridge and James Kewford Jr. in Newport area.

Fremont Bird Mabel Truesdale Charlee Rotese Pleasant Ridge Berpera Huber Louis Marois Mary Lougetels Prema Tee Street Howard Murray Mandel End Versey Heviot Ene Marie Newport Serettestein

Market reports of cattle and hog receipts across cities

Reports from Kansas City Indianapolis St Louis Louisville Pittsburg New York and Buffalo show varied hog and cattle receipts with markets mixed. Hogs receipts reach around 10 000 head in some markets while cattle receipts hover around 2 000 to 2 500 with sentiment steady to strong in several notes. Prices quoted include hog ranges from 6.40 to 12.00 for select grades and cattle from about 6.00 to 8.50 for various fat classes with calves and veal also listed.

Kansas City Jan Agae Org Teceipte Zee Hess Indianapolis Hoge St. Louis Louisville Pittsburg Choice Prime Co Ae Butchers Belfers Ee Diums Yorkers Am Paar Aim

Wheat and Hay Grain Auction Notes with Prices

An auction listing details mixed grain and hay lots including No 4 white, No 4 yellow, mixed, and white car quantities. Prices per ton range from about 14 to 68 cents with numerous lot counts and percentages noted for quality and mix. Also mentions sales on track and various timothy clover and oat offerings with auction terms and tonnage.

Gore Onty Denon

Local Market Prices and Items Noted in Fragment

Readable fragments list assorted groceries and prices including cheese bread and meat items with terse notations. Mentions New York and Northern Michigan locations along with various brand or supplier codes.

New York Northern Michigan Lemay Horns Ie. Burger Swiesbeck

Poultry and Eggs Price List Shown

Readable text lists poultry items with weights and prices for various ages and types. The fragment mentions hens roosters ducks and related categories, including weights such as under six pounds and over. No clear event or location is present.

Coffees and Fair Actions Noted in Local Row

Fragmentary OCR notes reference coffee quality and life actions with unclear terms and percentages. No coherent events or names are readable to form a full local-item summary.

Unclear OCR Fragment Highlights Local Notices

Fragmentary text appears to reference a city area and street details with garbled names and numeric marks. The readable elements include mentions of a Metres 12 16 line, Linseed row, and a residence tied to Freeh teat with a street address. No coherent event or notice can be determined from the fragment.

Abel Cerher

Fragmentary butcher shop prices and cuts listing

OCR fragment lists meat items with percentages and weights for beef and pork cuts. Mentions ribs shoulders and bellies with rough prices and descriptions from a New York market. Contains many unreadable parts but conveys a market price snapshot.

Fragmented OCR Item With Mixed Trash Text

A damaged OCR fragment contains scattered words and phrases about trash and weather. Readable bits mention a common derk trash era and a dark ted tage eather with unclear context and no identifiable events or names.

Whisky barrels and restocked galloons reported

A fragmented note reports 682 barrels of whisky and 41,350 gallons restocked on a Wednesday. The text shows garbled figures and prices, with references to delivery and wastage but few clear names or places.

Stormy Market Words Market Prices Listing Odd Items

Readable fragments show a chaotic price list for fruits and goods. Mentions include grapes at six dollars per dozen, Havana cigars, pineapples or bananas by box, and various per unit or per crate prices with several garbled phrases.

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