Cincinnati Market Notes Aug 17 1925 Grain and Hay Futures Rise
Bullish factors from stronger demand and tighter supply push futures higher for wheat and hay. No. 2 red wheat bids near 1.74 to 1.75 while cash prices rise. corn and oats ease with large receipts and weaker hay demand. fruit and vegetable prices show varied shifts across multiple commodities as wholesale market activity remains robust. Local auction sales highlight strong interest in choice hay and steady to softer conditions for other grains.
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Tom Watsons
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New York Curb Market Stocks and Bonds Totals
Official list shows total NY Curb exchanges with stocks 279400 shares and bonds 906000 dollars. Included are numerous issues from utilities, oils, mining, and manufacturing with bid and ask readings. Cincinnati report follows with market-day activity and broker loans, totals, and selected trades.
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Major Thomas Returns to Fight Accusation
Major Andre Thomas of Hartwell facing a manslaughter warrant after a July 26 collision at Tennessee avenue and Paddock road that killed James Crombie of Clay street. Crombie, an employee of Union Gas and Electric, rode a motorcycle struck by Thomas’s car. Thomas denied the charges and said the accident was unavoidable. a trial for reckless driving was continued to next Thursday.
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Clay Street
Crombie
Union Gas and Electric Company
Thomas
Beating Incident Leads to Driving Ban in New Richmond
Ben Snyder of Cincinnati and his wife were arraigned in New Richmond on drunken and disorderly charges. Snyder fined 57 dollars and had driving rights suspended for one year. Wife and Jess Mackelfresh each fined 23.50. Marshal Ireton reported the street beating occurred on the village main street.
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Ben Snyder
Cincinnati
New Richmond
Jess Mackelfresh
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Radio Program Guide for Local and Eastern Stations
A dense listing of tonight broadcast schedules across WLW WSAI WKRC WTAM WGY WEAF WGN etc with varied concerts talk shows opera and orchestra programs. Includes dinner music chimes and hourlong studio performances, plus sports scores and a silent tonight note listing stations.
Typhoon and rain flood Japan causing widespread damage
The storm struck Osaka Kyoto and Kobe with extensive flooding of thousands of homes. Telegraph and telephone services were disrupted while rail and shipping suffered minor damage. In Tokyo a heavy rainstorm flooded areas with several drownings and losses estimated at 15 to 20 million yen.
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Japan
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Longest Shots Dominate Erlanger Park Greyhounds
At Erlanger Park last night long shot winners boosted betting over eight races. Golden Hare paid $59.80 for $2 straight bets with $20 on place and $11.60 show, while Ginger Snap paid $55.80 to win and $14.60 place, $5.60 show. Attendance neared 8,500 as crowds roared at many upset finishes.
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H. B. Royce
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Oakland Palm
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Annie Renown
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Lee O’green
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Peter Pan
Charles R. Sterling
Muytuels
Ernest
Ryan
Evening at Erlanger Horse Races Results
Results from Erlanger races show Done Place and Annie Renown taking top money in the opening event with a 0:20.3 time, followed by several standout finishes across the card. Notable placings include Straight Place Show and multiple show winnings for Ginger Snap and Red Charter in the Futurity and Handicap races.
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Sean
Lene O
Arriola
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Man O’ Mine
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Bib Bob
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Battling Siki Faces Deportation After Bail
Battling Siki, Senegalese light heavyweight, was arrested for overstaying his six month permit in New York. He posted 1000 bail and faces deportation after authorities say his legal residence ended last November. He was sent to Ellis Island to explain to a board of inquiry.
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United States
Kearns Expected to Sign for Dempsey Wills Bout
New York World News Service reports Jack Kearns will go to the New York State Athletic Commission with a $25,000 bond or cash to bind himself to sign Jack Dempsey for a bout with Harry Wills. If licensed, he will control terms to protect his interests while seeking an agreeable forfeit from Tex Rickard and Paddy Mullins. the boxing fathers may back him.
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Vicentini Loses to Joe Dundee in New York Bout
Joe Dundee of Baltimore defeated Luis Vicentini of Chile in twelve rounds in New York. Vicentini was floored twice in the eleventh and finished with swollen eyes. The match featured Dundee's aggressive right hand and Vicentini's outclassed defense. Johnny Leonard and Carl Duane drew after twelve rounds. Devodi beat Richards in four, Grosso stopped Slimmer in two. In Boston Bud Gorman defeated Jack Sharkey in ten rounds.
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Marquise de Jannelli Charged With Extortion in Million Dollar Suit
Harold Brennan a grocery clerk filed a million dollar slander suit against the Marquise de Jannelli a former New York social figure and widow of an Italian ambassador. Brennan says after a party on August 8 she accused him of jewel theft and extorted ten dollars a week to cover the loss.
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Erlanger Dog Races Feature Wide Field of Entrants
A long list of entrants across seven races appears for the Erlanger dog racing card. Notable names include Vida Dave Trawler Mark O Lane Hawke Honeymoon Fremont Mission Girl and Tecumseh Mac among others. The catalog lists Futurity and hurdle events with a mix of familiar and unfamiliar entries such as Lady Puck Oakland Ring Victorious Ally II and Carper.
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Football Player Killed as Lightning Strikes Match
A bolt of lightning struck a football match at Josefs dort, Upper Silesia, killing one player and injuring five others seriously. KATTOWITZ reports the incident occurred on August 17 during the game.
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C M and L Shevlin Tilt To Be Played Again
The Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association reopened the C M and L Shevlin game after upholding the C M and L protest of last Sunday's contest. The rematch will start in the sixth inning with two Shevlin runners on base and two outs. Harry Albers was suspended for a run in with the umpire. Joe Alberts fined five dollars.
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Carey Out of Lineup For Pirates Brooklyn Series
Pirates head to Brooklyn without captain Max Carey who is in doctor care for a foot injury and will miss the Giants series opener. Rawlings moves to second base, Cuyler to center, with Bigbee and Barnhart flanking him. Moore rests due to lameness as McKechnie reshuffles the infield.
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Stock Markets Report Fragment from Columbus
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Tragic train derailment claims 11 year old in Illinois
Lloyd Bury an 11 year old from Watseka dies after his feet caught in a derailment on a northbound Chicago and Eastern Illinois passenger train while playing on a bridge twelve miles north of Hoopeston Illinois. The incident occurred August 17.
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Reds Lose Doubleheader to Brooklyn 7-3 and 13-7
The Reds suffered a doubleheader loss to Brooklyn on Monday August 10. In the opener Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 7 to 3. The second game finished Brooklyn 13, Reds 7.
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Lynn Couples Celebrate 136 Years of Marriage
Marblehead couple Samual G. Preble and his wife mark 74 years of marriage while Nathaniel Amazeen and his wife reach 62 years. Preble, 95, is Lynn's oldest man and his wife is 92. Amazeen, 84, hails from New Castle New Hampshire and his wife is 78. he still works as a shoe heeler in a Lynn factory.
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Women in Bari Protest Tomato Exports Led by Fascists
In Bari 800 women marched to the Prefect's palace protesting tomato exports to Germany and Austria. The Prefect then ordered a suspension of tomato exports from the city and district until further notice.
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Three Negroes to Face False Pretenses Charges
Detectives Schaefer and Bell identify William King 24 of West Sixth, Cornelius Hall 21 of Race, and William Hill 28 of Longworth as a trio accused of obtaining goods by false pretenses from several downtown stores. They reportedly called shops posing as firm order clerks and arranged pickup by a male associate.
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Two Chicago Policewomen Die in Train Collision
Chicago Aug 17 Two policewomen Mrs Lulu Burt and Miss Marie Crot were killed when their car was struck by a Chesapeake and Ohio freight train near North Judson Indiana. Mrs Burt had national prominence for lectures on the working girl and led government war prisoners in Chicago during the war.
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Tank Collapse Wounds Two Boys In Chelsea District
In New York on August 17 a twenty foot steel water tank holding more than 20 000 gallons collapsed. Two eight year old boys playing in a vacant Chelsea lot were trapped in the wreckage Measured injuries placed Peter Rogers in serious condition and Edward J Costello was reported to be likely to recover.
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