Lawy er Light Bill Referred to Committee
The council discusses a proposed ordinance to create multiple clerical positions in the auditor's office amid partisan opposition. A special meeting is set for Friday to read the ordinance a second time, while steps to improve Eastern Avenue are also considered with a $30,000 projected cost. A water contract with Elmwood runs to December 1, 1915 at 10 cents per 100 cubic feet, pending metered measurement. The mayor backs abolishing several supervisory offices and the civil service report on non competitive exams is received and appointments confirmed.
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Damocrats
Kellogg
Avenue
Elmwood
Civil- Service Commission
Knoxville Stands by Ginti as Bank Site
Knoxville Board of Trade indicates strong support for Cincinnati as the site for a proposed regional bank. Local business leaders rejected efforts by Richmond boosters and will pursue Cincinnati as the preferred location during upcoming hearings.
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Knoxville
GINTI
Etree
Aes
Knoxville Board of Trade
Cinemnati
Cincinnati
Cleanup Day Plan Aimed at Civic Support in Cincinnati
The Civic and Industrial Department of the Chamber of Commerce outlines plans for an inaugural annual Clean-up Day in Cincinnati. Invitations will go to numerous associations and individuals to send representatives and pledge attendance to back the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic and Industrial Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
May Get Large Plant for Tractors in Local City
A factory honoring a new plant may bring a $600,000 investment to the area. The project involves building facilities for manufacturing gasoline tractors. The operations will be connected with the Industrial Department of the Chamber of Commerce after yesterday's opening. The company currently runs a large plant in a western state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oene
The
Chamber of Commerce
Cut Teachers Pensions Due to Shortage
The school pension board met at the Board of Education office to address a pension reduction. The amount approved was 20 percent less than the usual pension due to a shortage in the school budget.
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Board of Education
Blacksmith Pred Geiringer Arrested on Support Charge
Pred Geiringer a blacksmith of 1208 Sixth Avenue Dayton Ky was arrested yesterday afternoon by Probation Kuhn on a charge of failure to provide for his wife and child who live in Madera Ohio.
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Pred Geiringer
Sixth Avenue
Dayton
Kuhn
Madera
Ohio
Ford Office Boy Gets $40 Raise Under Plan
About £56 of the 400 employees at the Long Island factory receive raises as envelopes are handed out. Freddy, who earned $20 a month, now gains $1 a day or nearly $40 monthly. Other workers will get increases as departments are paced off, starting with first melon cutting. Porters and watchmen also see higher pay. More than 30 women reemployed in the plant will shift to office work with raises, bringing monthly wages to about $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Freddy
Fivery
Cis
Creditors to share sale of stock in Warner Equipment case
Bankruptcy case verdict orders sale of stock to pay creditors. The Warner Equipment company once operated as a transfer from Collams Station to Werner six months earlier. Led by trustee Edgar M. Johnson, the case values holdings at about $40,000 and directs the sale proceeds to creditors.
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Collams Station
Werner
Warner Equipment Company
Edgar M. Johnson
City to fund relief work for unemployed men
Superintendent Geter secured approval for a $10 000 fund to employ idle men through the Department of Charities and Correction. The plan, supported by the Harer, faced no action by the city solicitor and was not tied to a bond issue. In two weeks 2 310 men applied for work.
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de Golan
Twentieth Century Club elects new officers at hotel gathering
Mrs Gus D Ogden is honorary president and Mrs Pera Easton becomes president of the Twentieth Century Club after yesterday's election at the Hotel Linton. Mary Yeager is first vice president and Jenntogm is second. vice president. Also named are Matilda M Murray treasurer Edna C Obnstein secretary and Mary Woodbury and Hannah Day aud itors. The club plans to write the council protesting city air quality and foul air in motion picture venues. The oil club annual meet will be hosted by Stafit da Murray at Walnut Hills on Saturday evening February 24.
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Linton
Gussite D. Ogden
Pera Easton
Mary Yeager
Ae Jenntogm
Matilda M. Murray
Cincinnati Cincinnatus Members to Attend London Exposition Luncheon
Kiralfy announces luncheon at the Linton Hotel hosted by the Chamber of Commerce for Lord Kintore, chairman of the Anglo American Exposition, with Imre Kiralfy, director general. The former outdoor spectacle group will attend to hear details of the London exposition starting next May.
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Order of Cincinnatus
Lord Kintore
London
Linton Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Imre
Kiralfy
Cincinnatus
Dr Geler to Tour Europe and resign from City Post
Dr Otto Geler, head of the department of Charities and Correction, will depart Sunday for Europe for several months and will relinquish his city post. Rev J O White will be appointed to Geler’s position.
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Otto Geler
Department of Charities and Correction
Europe
J. O. White
Geler
Guardian’s Odd Legacy and Cupful of Gold
The story recalls a widow withholding $3,600 from her husband’s estate for two centuries, kept hidden in a cup. The tale frames a curious testament to fortune and patience within a historical setting.
Man fined for speeding in Eden Park incident
Andrew Murphy of Walnut Hills was cited for speeding 25 mph through Eden Park late Monday. Judge Alexander fined Murphy the costs.
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Hartung
Municipal
Andrew J. Murphy
Walnut Hills
Eden Park
Alexander
Murphy
Noted Men to Ad In Fixing Trust Bills
Hearing witnesses on the trade relations bill and measures defining monopoly and interlocking directorates. Administration antitrust program to be submitted to the House early in March with hearings by the Interstate Commerce and Judiciary committees. Expected witnesses include E H Gary Seth Low George W Perkins J P Morgan and labor and agricultural representatives.
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House
E. H. Gary
United States Uses Corporation
Seth Low
The
Civic Federation
George W.perkins
Harvester Combine
J. P. Morgan
Samuel Gompers
Interstate Commerce and the Judiciary Committees
Health tips for workers prevent tuberculosis at factory lecture
Anthony Mees, co Director of the Anti Tuberculosis League, spoke to 200 Osidona? en Soap workers on prevention. He urged open bedroom windows, ample sleep, cold bath with rub down, weight checks, and consulting a physician if symptoms appear. He warned against patent medicines and alcohol. Lectures continue at Mueller Machine Tool and Scovill Company locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osidonabien Soap Company
Anthony Mees
Anti-Tuberculosis League
Mees
Mueller Machine Tool
the & Scovill Company
Boye & Emmes Machine Tool Company
Cincinnati Auto Show contracts awarded for Music Hall decor
Officials of the Cincinnati Automobile Dealers' Association let contracts for decorating the north wing of Music Hall for the fourth annual auto show. Beck & Sons, Cincinnati firm, was chosen from several competitors at a price around 7500 dollars, not a factor in selection. The show is billed as possibly the most attractive ever held in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati Automobile Dealers’ Association
Music Hall
Beck & Sons
Cincinnati
Lunch Cases Dismissed Against Two Saloonkeepers
A case against Jack Abrams and Theo Foucar, saloonkeepers, was dismissed after warrants failed to name the recipient of a lunch, following arrests by Squire Dumont yesterday.
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Jack Abrams
Theo. Foucar
Squire Dumont
Judge awards Lena Boettger $10 in union case
Judge Geoghegan in Common Pleas Court instructed the jury to return a verdict for Lena Boettger, president of the Garment Makers Union, against the Socialist Co-operating Publishing Co. A out of court settlement was later made.
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Geoghegan
Common Pleas Court
Lena Boettger
Garment Makers’ Union
Socialist Co-operating Publishing Company
Untitled Market Brief Fragment
The piece appears to describe a confused stock and grain market update with references to prices and market movement. It mentions shifts in confidence and a general trading mood but the text is garbled and nonspecific about entities or exact figures.
Financial News Focuses on First Quarter Results
The text reports on financial trends and stock behavior with reference to first quarter figures, market reflections, and currency movements. It cites the largest stock sectors and mentions the impact of December performances. A discussion of potential leadership changes and reserve developments is included alongside foreign exchange notes and grain market data from Chicago and other exchanges.
Live Stock and Produce Market Summary
Receipts and prices for cattle and dairy goods show a quiet market as of January 21 in New York. Estimates indicate steady demand with mixed prices for various cattle and cheese products amid focused trading by regional buyers.
Local Committees Plan Dedication and Civic Events
A meeting of the general committee discusses dedication of the Maine memorial tablet on February 14 at the Chamber of Commerce. Plans for Tin Coles birthday celebration and unveiling of the heroes tablet are outlined. The Chamber’s Agricultural Committee endorses using salvaged Coast House material for Carthage Fair buildings to aid local farmers.
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Maine Memorial
Jon Nations
Tincole
The
Chamber of Commerce
Coast House
Carthage Fair Association
Daeo
Ohio River Flood Readings and Local Stage Notes
The river data show multiple gauges with varying trends across Cincinnati district and nearby towns. Several sites report rising levels such as Cincinnati upper and Parkersburg while others like Greensboro and Pittsburg show falling stages as of today. Forecaster W. C. Devereaux notes the Ohio River will remain near stationary in the north and rise slowly in the south today.
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Cincinnati
Franklin
Greensboro
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Radford
Hinton
Kanewha Falls
Charleston
Point Pleasant
Huntington
Wiliamson
Pikeville
Catlettsburg
Portsmouth
Maysville
Louisville
Dam
Evansville
Nashville
Nooga
Paducah
Calva
Keokuk
St. Louis
Kansas City
Little Reek
Helena
Vicuebung
Shreveport
New Orleans
Ohie
W. C. Devereaux
Hospital Improvement Plan Revealed For Branch Facility
Dr Charles B Rockhill announced during a site inspection by Safety Director Holmes that improvements at the branch hospital will cost about 850000 this year. The first phase includes a nurses home estimated at 40000 with an observatory ward to follow for patient care and diagnosis. A dining room and kitchen upgrade is also planned.
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Charles 8. Rockhill
Holmes
Heckhill
Wheat market notes show steady prices and light receipts
The market reported steady to slightly firmer prices amid light receipts. Quotes included No 2 red at 6l and No 3 white at eins with various yellow and white corn prices reflected in limited trading activity.
Fragmented track yard price and car counts summary
OCR notes list numerous track and car quantities with colors yellow white blue mixed and prices per ton. Mentions mixed loads, cement and timothy, high variability in tonnage and track sections. Contains scattered figures like 1655 per cent, 52% and 614.50 with no coherent narrative.
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Emeutty
Strecki
Timothy
Ike
Tay ‘Sas
Lover Mie
Hog and cattle market notes with mixed prices and receipts
The market reports show hog receipts around 3 283 head with 2 288 shipments and a 16 cent drop. Cattle receipts near 486 head with 436 shipped and prices near 6 75 for good to high quality, with mixed cattle and packer bids. Sheep and lambs list steady to higher ranges, calves and veal similar, all reflecting a varied, cautious market.
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Americas
Pitesberg
Chetce $S
Ssqs AG
Brora tides swap tales at Brora event
Local notes describe a Brora gathering where residents discuss old stories and new voices. The item notes community participation and suggests a light agenda with local speakers and refreshments.
Wild West Market Notes on Prices and Choices
A fragmented list mentions items like peaches and seedless produce alongside prices such as 136 and 54 cents. References to California and Penney pane CN Bte appear amid garbled text about selections and crops.
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Prenes
California
Fragmented OCR note with garbled food and product terms
A partially legible OCR fragment lists items like breakfast tecon and Sweet Pickied Meaty goods, with stray numbers and foreign-like phrases. The text includes measurements 810 and 12, percentages and unit markers, plus scattered product descriptors such as hane, ring and bellies. No coherent event or clear entities emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanaliz
Wetneruger
Psawna
New York
Whisky barrels and coal sale noted in historic ledger
The fragment records 186 barrels of whisky valued at $1.250 per gallon and coal and coke entries. Details are blurred but indicate a ledger entry for whisky stock and related commodities with unrelated garbled text.
Fruits and Vegetables Market Pricing Fragment
Readable fragments list assortedFresh fruit and veg prices including apples oranges grapes bananas beets sprouts cabbage cauliflower and celery with varying regional notes and unit measures from California and New Orleans markets.
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Capone Messina
California
New Orleans
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GAN
Mrs. Ogden
DR. Geier
Eich
Ferther
Eneler
Financial News
Cies
Peters
Sperial 10
Tee Americen
Cincinnat
Leni Stock Market
Enster ‘Toentey Frregiog
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Cmicago Grain
Mt. Nis
Jan
Toledo
Pasone
Baltimore
Jem
Fred She
Peoria
Americak
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Breok
Isis
Weat
Tory Cinetar
Bineioe Tae
Poel Cotsiatta Gee
Globe Wernicke
Kroger
Procter & Gamble
Wartsteer
Ceolambee & Kenta Tf
Bo & FT
Cetonet
Reltway O
Traction
Tt & Hemnees
Nettoua
Columibie Gas and Electric
Columbia
Ebards Crome
T. Shepien
Es Cimcianati
O- Columbue
CN A. Landes Es Columbus Railway
Sheres
Sleres American
York
Qing
Nortiern Seaeoe
Belek
Cearty
Omeigie
Leite
Ogaac
Mich
Charles R. Hobbins
Civic
Chamber
Hebble
Heddle
Del
Lative
Business Men's Club
Hamilton County
Indiana
Otto Lion
Australie
Ae Eeee
Sechelt
Ofeek
Taes Silaiae
Australia
Lion
Ihr
Ohio Association of Retail Lumber Dealers
Ohio Association of Lumber and Door
Saleemen
Hotel
Gibson
Piret Elmwood
National
Norwood
Wee
City Hall
Norwood Nationa
Newport Nationsl
Launéry Oe
Cincinnati Grain Inspection
Poultry and Eggs
Rallow
Coal and Coke
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