Telegraph error costs firm 1700 in wheat order
A suit filed in Common Pleas Court alleges a telegram phrasing mistake by Western Union altered a 56 000 bushel wheat order to 66 000, forcing Early & Daniel Co to buy 10 000 bushels and sell surplus at a loss of 1700 amid market fall. Statesville Flour Mills sent the cipher message to Barry & Daniel Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Early & Daniel Company
Telegraph Company
Statesville Flour Mills
Statesville
N. C
Barry & Daniel Company
Bigamy verdict in Johnson trial as two wives testify
After less than ten minutes the jury found Harry Wilson Johnson guilty of bigamy in Judge John A. Caldwell's Criminal Court. Johnson offered no defense. his two wives Mary J. Nelson and Mattie Fay McDowell testified, with Nelson recounting their 1902 Apopka marriage and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilson Johnson
John A. Caldwell
Mary J. Nelson
Apopka
Fla
Mattie Fay McDowell
Johnson
Cincinnati
Wife accuses husband in Kentucky divorce case
Mrs Laura Snays of O'Klandon Kentucky files for divorce from Garfield Sneed. She says he refused to explain absences after their August 5 1920 marriage, forced her to work, abused her, and failed to provide. She also alleges he associated with a woman named Anna Gayhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Snays
Garfield Sneed
O’klandon
Anna Gayhart
Zierer Divorce Suit Alleges Threats and Abandonment
Mrs. Margaret F. Zierer sues William J. Zierer for divorce and alimony alleging threats to her safety during the machinists strike period and abandonment after July 2. She notes his interest in prize fighting, infidelity, and cites stock holdings halted by a court order. Married since 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret F. Zierer
East Clifton Avenue
William J. Zierer
Robert LeBlond
H. W. Dubisque & Co
Zierers
Get Out Wife Sues for Divorce from Lyman C Constable
Mrs. Hattie J. Constable seeks divorce and restoration of her maiden name Henrietta Maddox from Lyman C. Constable vice president and superintendent of Burr Oak Belting Co living at 903 Mound St. She accuses extreme cruelty including social isolation and being cut off from bills. They married April 6 1907 separated April 10. Attorney C A Dorger for wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie J. Constable
Henrietta Maddox
Lyman C. Constable
Burr Oak Belting Company
Mound Street
New York
C. A. Dorger
Not Guilty Pleas Withdrawn in Val Stead Case Conspiracy
Pleas of not guilty entered for Louis Cohen Lee Wertheimer Edward Wertheimer Ike Becker and others accused of conspiracy to violate the Val Stead act were withdrawn yesterday by counsel. The defense seeks to attack the indictments as vague and indefinite. Arguments will be heard by Judge Peck tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Cohen
Lee
Edward Wertheimer
Ike Becker
Peck
Pardon Sought for Walter J Foertmeyer in Draft Evasion Case
Pardon requested for Walter J Foertmeyer of this city. Washington submitted record and recommendations from District Attorney Clark. Foertmeyer allegedly dodged the 1917 draft and fled to Mexico where he stayed until expulsion over a year ago. Upon return he was jailed a year for slacker status and has served about five months in Hamilton County Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Foertmeyer
Washington
Clark
Foertmeyer
Mexico
Hamilton County
Board seeks transfer of tuition funds to contingent fund
The Board of Education filed a petition in Common Pleas Court seeking permission to move 400000 dollars from the tuition fund to the contingent fund. A board resolution adopted on October 10 authorized the transfer. The petition cites meeting current expenses and teachers pensions as the purpose. Tuition fund total stands at 648225.93 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Common Pleas Court
Accomplices in Brockman Murder to Plead Guilty to Robbery
Walter Brockman 21 of 1722 Freeman Avenue is serving a life sentence for murdering Harlan Brate a Lockland High School student. William Tieman and Raymond Kingsbury his confessed accomplices who testified at three trials will plead guilty to robbery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brockman
Freeman Avenue
Harlan Brate
Lockland High School
William Tieman
Raymond Kingsbury
Brockman
Receiver Appointed in Asset Disposition Dispute
A receiver has been appointed to oversee the disposition of assets in a ongoing dispute. The order assigns authority to manage sale or liquidation actions and protect creditor interests while the case proceeds through the court.
Suit Filed for Receiver of Cumminsville Auto Repair Shop
Charles J. Wurst filed for a receiver in Insolvency Court yesterday after partners at Cumminsville Auto Repair Shop on Ludlow Avenue sold their interests. Judge Joseph B. Kelley named Harry B. Heyn. Wurst and John M. Gatewood started the shop in April 1920, with Wurst selling his stake August 18 and Gatewood September 8. Assets include an automobile, several hundred dollars in books and a small cash balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumminsville
Ludlow Avenue
Charles J. Wurst
Joseph B. Kelley
Harry B. Heyn
Wurst
John M. Gatewood
Gatewood
Whisky permit ban lifted for Pennsylvania districts
Internal Revenue Commissioner Mc Grath received notice from Prohibition Commissioner Haynes that the ban on whisky purchase and withdrawal permits is lifted on all forms 1416 A and 1410 C. Signatures by William McConnell Director and S F Rutter Associate Director authorize use in this and other districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
McGrath
Prohibition
Haynes
Pennsylvania
William McConnell
S. F. Rutter
Sam Present appeals whisky still case from Toledo conviction
Sentence to seven months in the work house at Canton and a fine of 1000 dollars is objected to in the appeal filed with the Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday for Sam Present a Toledo resident. He was convicted on a charge of having whisky still and operating without due shoes Judge Killits refused a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Circuit Court of Appeals
Sam Present
Toledo
Killits
NEW SUITS FILED IN COMMON PLEAS COURT
A long list of cases filed in No. 179,739 to 179,752 with various plaintiffs and defendants. Actions include damages, notes, divorce, injunctions, possession, and an insolvency matter. Names include Abraham Schuller Charlies M Gellman Joseph L Meyer Margaret F Zierer Lyman C Constable Jeanette Center Peter Heckter Mintie Daniel Garfield F Sneed Laura Sneed and others. Courts cited include Board of Education of Cincinnati and Dinsmore Shohl Sawyer with firms Dentte & Dernette and Dorger & Dorger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Schuller
Charlies M. Gellman
Joseph L. Meyer
Board of Education of Sincinnati
Saul Zielonka
the Earls & Daniel Co
Western Linion ‘Telegraph Company
Hunt,Bennett & Utter
Thomas Has
City of Cincinnati
Dinsmore, Shohl & Sawyer
Margaret F. Zierer
William J. Zierer
Otto G. Spangenbers
Hattie J. Constable
Lyman C. Constable
C. A. Dorger
Harry H. Center
Jeanette Center
G . Engier
William Krombach
Dorger
Peter Heckter
Joseph Buckle
Laura Sneed
Garfield F. Sneed
Raymond Ratliff
James L. Daniel
Mintie Daniel
Harry A. Rust
Mary Schieve
John J. Doran, Jr
Dernette & Dernette
Cincinnati Oakland Motor Company
William J. Syders
H. G. Hightower
Lame
James K. Y Hamilton
Minerva Lange
William C. Pare
F. T. Cahille
Omer F. Glenn
Sutphin & Brumleve
Five room cottage planned on East Fork road Madisonville
Real estate notices indicate G M Boyd will build a five room frame cottage on East Fork road Madisonville for 4500 dollars and place it on the market after completion. Elizabeth Rank and Martha Finste bush sold the two story frame residence on Rosedale place Madisonville to Mary C Faulkner. The seven room home sits on a 50 by 110 foot lot and was held at 8500 dollars for occupancy by the purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Boyd
East Fork Road
Madisonville
Elizabeth Rank
Martha Finstebush
Rosedale Place
Mary C. Faulkner
Madisonville lot sale blocks Bramble near Simpson
Walter A. Robinson sold a 50 by 150 foot lot on the north side of Bramble Avenue near Simpson Avenue in Madisonville to George W. Busald for 1200 dollars. Busald plans a six room modern bungalow on the lot. Attorney Tr W Clippinger arranged the sale and will build a five room bungalow on the adjacent jet 40 by 150 foot lot on West Water son Avenue, south of Bramble, costing 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramble Avenue
Simpson Avenue
Madisonville
Walter A. Robinson
George W. Busald
Tr. W. Clippinger
Watterson Avenue
Four five room bungalows planned on North Ward Madisonville
W. H. Settle begins four five room bungalows on North Ward avenue in Madisonville for sale. Each 40 by 125 foot lot with an estimated cost of 8000 dollars for the four homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Settle
North Ward Avenue
Madisonville
Property sale in Walnut Hills to become apartments
John H. Hook of the Alms & Doepke Co bought Mamie Power’s house at 1810 Hewitt Avenue Walnut Hills for $7,500. The buyer plans to convert the property into apartments. Sale negotiated by broker T. A. Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Power
Hewitt Avenue
Walnut Hills
John H. Hook
The
Alms & Doepke Co
T. A. Collins
Madisonville Hardware Man Plans Five Room Frame Cottage
Charles Lammers of Madisonville, a hardware man, will build a five room frame cottage on a 40 by 128 foot lot on East Ledge avenue near Camargo pike. The project is priced at four dollars and fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ledge Avenue
Camargo Pike
Madisonville
Charles Lammers
Frank Strifler Plans Five Modern Bun Galows in Madisonville
Frank Strifler bought 200 feet of land on the east side of Homer avenue near Bramble avenue in Madisonville. He intends to construct five modern bun galows for the market, each containing five rooms at an estimated cost of 4800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Strifler
Homer Avenue
Bramble Avenue
Madisonville
Suburban Oil Plans $8000 Filling Station In Madisonville
Suburban Oil Company to construct an $8000 filling station at the corner of Plainville Decad and Madison road in Madisonville. The project aims to expand service and accessibility for local motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburban Oil Company
Plainville Decad
Madison Road
Madisonvile
Raber sells two Norwood lots to Burwinkle for builders
Louis Raber sold two 50 by 147 foot lots on Weyer avenue near Montgomery road Norwood to Frank Burwinkle for home construction. Burwinkle plans two seven room stucco bungalows priced at seven thousand dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyer Avenue
Montgomery Road
Norwood
Louis Raber
Frank Burwinkle
Arbuckle Day Law Trial Is Continued One Week
The federal charge against Roscoe C. Arbuckle for violating the Volstead act was postponed for seven days by a U S commissioner. Arbuckle, who arrived from Los Angeles, will stay for his state manslaughter trial tied to the Virginia Rappe death. Jack Lawrence pleaded guilty to illegally transporting liquor and had testified at the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Roscoe C
Fatty
Arbuckle
United States
Los Angeles
Virmia Rappe
Miss Rappe
Jack Lawrence
Lawrence
Poe Memorial Statue Unveiled in Baltimore Ceremony
Baltimore on October 20 saw the Edgar Allan Poe Memorial Association unveil a statue of Edgar Allan Poe. The presentation at the unveiling was conducted by association President Mrs. Lawrence Turnbull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Moses Eziekel
Edgar Allan Poe
Earthquake Felt From Washington Seismo Observatory
A severe quake was recorded at Georgetown University seismic observatory starting 1 18 and ending at 3 oclock. The center of disturbance was estimated about 4400 miles from Washington with pronounced seismic activity noted early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georgetown University Seismographical Observatory
Man Found With Concealed Weapon Fined in Police Court
A man initially identifying as Garry Herrmann then claimed to be Thomas Gorman of 2370 East ern avenue was fined $200 and costs in Police Court yesterday morning for carrying a concealed weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry Herrmann
Thomas Gorman
Eastern Avenue
Newport Police Director Ebert Named in Indictment
Newport Commissioner of Public Safety Christian Ebert and Newport police chauffeur Charles Debes were named in indictments by the Campbell County Grand Jury at Alexandria. Ebert faces nonfeasance in office for allowing gaming in Newport. Debes is charged with betting on horse races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wolff
Campbell County Grand Jury
Alexandria
Christian Ebert
Ebert
Debes
Louis Sheanshang
Farmers’ Co-operative Store
Newport
Joseph Hermann
Joseph Dietz
Louis Betz
William Holland
Hermann
Moore
Holland
Betz
Crusade Against
Overly
Harvey
Policeman Debes
Frank Bregel
John Kalfrat
Christian
Barracks Site Ceded to City, Carothers Says
Officials debated a War Department report that all government owned land at the Newport Barracks may be sold. Carothers recalled the 1894 act ceding the land to Newport for park use and described ceremonies and historic Army transfers tied to the site. If the government owns it now, Newport could lose its prized park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
War Department
Washington
Newport Barracks
Ohio and
Licking Rivers
Thomas P. Carothers
Carothers
Albert S Perry
Congress
Paris C. Brown
Colcene
Cerothers
Colonl Cochran
United States Army
Sixth Infantry
Ft Thomas
Ft. Washington
Cincinnati
Bencar'es
Newport Voters Watch Polling Changes In Precinct D
Deputy Sheriff Ha Dramer announced that voters in Precinct D Fifth Ward will cast ballots at Offenbacher's Garage 94 Park avenue instead of Becker's dry cleaning place at Tenth and Park avenues. Two Newport youths Earl W Kruse 21 and Walter Kruse 19 were sentenced to Indiana State Reformatory for attempted wrecking of a B and O S W train at Vernon Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ha Dramer
Campbell County
Fifth Ward
Offenbacher
Park Avenue
Becker
Tenth and
Park Avenues
Newport
Walter Kruse
Libel Suit Filed Against Newport Mayor for 25000
Charles D. McCrea, Newport finance commissioner, filed a $25,000 libel suit in Campbell County Circuit Court against Mayor Joseph Hermann over a pamphlet alleged to carry minutes from the board. Hermann said the suit is political and that the pamphlet’s statements are true, offering $1,000 to prove any falsehood before a judge before November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Joseph Hermann
Newport
Charles D. Mc
Crea
McCrea
Hermann
Board of Commissioners
Messrs
McGeough
Ebert
City of Newport Tax Due Notice
Last half of Newport city taxes now due at the office of the Commissioner of Finance. Chas D McCrea, adv. Commissioner of Finance.
Iron and Steel Workers to Discuss Charges in Newport
Campbell County Local No. 5 of the Amalgamated Association Iron, Steel and Tin Workers will hold a special meeting at Peper's Hall Ninth and Central tonight at 7 30 to discuss charges by A K Andrews president of the Newport Rolling Mills. Andrews accuses the union and its leaders of discriminating against the Andrews Steel Company and the Newport Rolling Mills. Union leaders say they will investigate and respond publicly today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Amalgamated Association Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Peper’s Hall
Ninth and Central Avenue
A. K. Andrews
Newport Rolling Mills
Andrews
P. W. Drackett, Sr
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Andrews Steel Company
Andrew
Drowned UC Engineering student recovered from Ohio River
Richard F. Phillips 21 of 8 Highland Ave Ft Thomas was found in the Ohio River near Silver Grove Ky after slipping from a barge while on a cooperative work term at Dam No 36. Coroner Walter B Hughes ruled death an accidental drowning. Funeral at 2:30 pm tomorrow at the family home with burial in Evergreen Cemetery Rawlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Hughes
Richard F. Phillips
Highland Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Philips
Ohio River
Silver Grove
Engineering College
University of Cincinnati
United States
Evergreen Cemetery
Kirby Club Reports 300 New Members
Kirby for Commissioner Club officials announced a house to house canvass to gain votes for George Kirby. More than three hundred members enrolled in two weeks and over five percent of new members are women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby For Commissioner Club
George Kirby
Kirby
Campbell County Dairymen Free Tuberculosis Progress
Dr J A Winkler reports Campbell County dairymen have made the most progress in eradicating tuberculosis this year among the twenty Northern Kentucky counties. The Campbell County Milk Commission supports farmers with a lab in Newport and helps free cattle of disease. H F Link notes growing interest as screenings about tuberculosis cattle treatment are shown at the Alexandria Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Winkler
Campbell County
Kentucky
Campbell County Milk Commission
The
Milk Commission
Newport
H. F. Link
Alexandria Theater
Real estate transfers filed in Campbell County Court
Yesterday filings show transfers including Anderson to Charles Woodward for a 50 by 160 foot lot on Villa Avenue Ft. Thomas for 1000 dollars. Jacob Frederick Walters to Jasper L. Utz for a 245 by 100 foot lot on Eighth Street Newport for 3501 dollars. Emma V. Allen to Nellie Hay for a 13 foot lot on Fairfield Avenue Bellevue for 2500 dollars. Viola Stahl to Thea Stahl for land in Highland Baby Farms for 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Anderson
Charles Woodward
Villa Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Jacob Frederick Walters
Jasper L. Utz
Eighth Street
Newport
Emma V. Allen
Nellie Hay
Fairfield Avenue
Bellevue
Viola Stahl
Thea Stahl
Highland Baby Farms
Plan winter entertainment at Andrews Center in Newport
The Andrews Center of the Community Service of Newport announces winter amusements for youth. Dances will be held every Friday night at the Andrews Center Eleventh and Brighton with Wear's Orchestra providing music. Card parties and several bazaars are planned during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews Center
Community Service of
Newport
Eleventh
Brighton
Wear
Butter and Egg Prices Versus 1926 Levels
Prices for poultry and dairy show current figures below 1926 levels. Fresh extra first eggs at 50 cents a dozen yesterday, 1 cent higher than the day before. 62 cents a dozen a year ago. Hens at 28 cents a pound, turkeys 35 cents. butter 46 cents. Molasses 75 cents a gallon, sorghum 25 cents cheaper than a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Produce Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
Covington Federal Jury Deadlocks in Theft Case
A Covington jury failed to reach a verdict after a day of deliberations in the theft case of J. B. Smith Charles Stollers and Forrest Beers while Elmer Ashcraft was acquitted on charges of taking merchandise from an interstate carrier. A new trial is scheduled for the next district court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Ashcraft
J. B. Smith
Charles Stollers
Forrest Beers
District Court
Covington
Adam Noll
Crescent Springs
Cochran
Covington Fire Chief urges aerial truck and more staff
Fire Chief Teddy Griffith told business leaders at the Industrial Club that Covington’s Fire Department needs an aerial truck a pumper and six additional firefighters. A Thorpe Wilson committee will accompany him on a tour and press City Commissioners next Thursday to fund department improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Teddy Griffith
Industrial Club
Frank Thorpe
L. B. Wilson
A. E. Stricklett
Harvey Myers
Griffith
Thorpe
Wilson
Kenton County Grand Jury
Fire Départment
Thief Caught Stealing Coat at Fire Sale
Jack Bernard Simmons a 28 year old prize fighter living at 9 East Fifth street was stopped by a clerk during a fire sale at the Bilet Man Store 515 Scott street after taking an overcoat valued at 28 dollars 75 cents. Police arrested him and a grand larceny warrant was sworn. Judge Lew Manson set bond at 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biletman
Scott Street
Jack Bernard Simmons
East Fifth Street
John Hebbler
Simmons
Building permits issued for Latonia and Covington homes
Alfred B. Dailey, Building Inspector, issued three permits. Dersch-Vastine & Mc Gee receive two permits for frame residences at 3200 and 324 Caroline Street, Latonia, each worth 3000 dollars. Charles Adams gets a frame addition to his Covington home at 330 Western Avenue for 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred B. Dailey
Dersch-Vastine & McGee
Caroline Street
Latonia
Charles Adams
Western Avenue
Covington
Louisville Man Sues for 1170 In Assault Damages
Hayes Lewing of Louisville sues Joseph Fitzpatrick of Latonia for 1170 alleging he was assaulted and beaten on October 9 near the Latonia Race Track. M Lucas, Pike street merchant, sues Virgil Hanks for 239 on a furniture sale balance. M Bloom owner of 220 Pike street sues South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway and Adam Grossman for 240 damages after a street car collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes Lewing
Louisville
Joseph ‘Red’ Fitzpatrick
Latonia
Lewing
Fitzpatrick
M. Lucas
Pike Street
Virgil Hanks
M. Bloom
South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Adam Grossman
Funeral for Fred J. Meyer to be held in Hamilton
Covington residents plan to attend the funeral for Fred J. Meyer a longtime Covington business leader now based in Hamilton. Commissioner Rodman Russell was authorized to secure bids for a cement base for a new 10 000 000 gallon pump to be installed at the Water Works plant in December.
Names of Individuals Linked to Historical Records
Howard McClure Anna Reffik John T. Maloney Cecelia A Larkin identified in an archival listing of people associated with the period. The names appear in a fragmentary OCR segment, suggesting a roster or notice involving these individuals without further context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McClure
Anna Reffik
John T. Maloney
Cecelia A, Larkin
Bellevue Athletic Club Hosts Disabled WWI Veterans Game
Disabled World War service men at Altamont Government Hospital Ft Thomas will visit Bellevue Park Sunday to watch Bellevue football host Immaculate A C Cincinnati. Manager Wheeler received a thank you note from Albert Steinker, secretary of the hospital Patients Committee, confirming the invitation. Bellevue, lone Kentucky team in the Spalding League of Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati, remains hopeful of the championship despite last Sunday's loss to Fenwick Club Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altamont Government Hospital
Ft. Thomas
Bellevue Athletic Club
Bellevue Park
Bellevue
A. C. of
Cincinnati
O. B. Wheeler
Albert Steinker
Bellouers
Kentucky
Spalding League
Fenwick Club
Dayton Fraternal Lodge Plans Tribute to Late Brother Hugo Reekers
All members of Colonel Erie No. 1285 F O E meet Friday at 7 30 p m at the home to march to Fred Reekers residence and pay last tribute to Hugo Reekers. Frank Lauterwesser W Pres Frank Schreiber Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel
Erie No. 1
Fred Reekers
Hugo Reekers
Frank Lauterwasser
W. Pres
Frank Schreiber
Cincinnati Negroes launch drive for Mercy Hospital fund
A movement started yesterday by Cincinnati colored residents to raise 55 000 dollars to buy a well equipped Mercy Hospital on West Sixth Street near Mound Street. A Mercy Hospital and Nurse Training School Association has been organized and a campaign will begin at once. At the Music Hall Health Exposition this week colored nurses are distributing literature to visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mercy Hospital
West Sixth Street
Mound Street
Mercy Hospital and Nurse Training School Association
Music Hall
Pig Iron Market Shows Steady Demand Despite Possible Rail Strike
The pig iron market remains active with growing melt volume and faster shipments though rail strike worries loom. Buyers hedge against service disruptions, while coke and basic ore orders rise. Ohio consumer books 3000 tons for prompt shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Iron trade eyes possible railroad rate cuts and higher demand
The iron trade faces pressure from high railroad rates and possible freight reductions. Makers and users urge quick action or risk continued inflation and damage. Signs of recovery show terms, including farm machinery demand climbing from 6 to 25 percent capacity, signaling a broad upswing as rail equipment needs loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet
Enoug
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Reports Latest Balance Sheet
The statement of condition shows total resources of 445,666,900 with gold holdings of 239,685,000 and earning assets at 132,310,000. Deposits total 80,515,000 with federal reserve notes in circulation at 47,150,000 and liabilities totaling 445,666,090, yielding reserve ratios around 68.1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank
WUE Ives Ee Iweasaxs
Igicoeeo
Federal Reserve
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Edward C. Lovvett
Poe
Newport Police
Rev
Inewport Notes
Iron and Steel Workers
Rawlings
Kirby Club
York
Newport Realty
Kenton Circuit Court
Seoee Vetora
Evoee Verona
Covingtorm
Dayton
Cugees
Ely
Kansas City
George Battersby
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Board of Pardon and Parole
O. F. Garver
Bailie Morlidge
Roger S. Brown & CO
Matthew Addy CO
Fourth Federal District
Gold Settlement Fund
Federal Remopto Woot Ccce
Wie
Sos
Gold Redemption Fund
Eevee Aeeeee
Dacoeee
Standard Oil Stocks
Alfred Hill & Co
Anglo-American Oil Is. Ltd
Atlantic Refining Ee
Suddeceine
Borne-Scrymser. Co
Aunote
Chesebrough Mfg. Co
Diculcics
Continental Oil
Crescent, Pipe Line Co
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Galena Signal Oil
Oskudes
Esens Xecbee
Illinois Pipe Line Co
Indiana Pipe Line Co
Inter. Petroleum
California
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Kansas
Nebraska
N. Jersey
BPO
BVO
Sesevedioes Benees Swan & Pindh.Oe
Kks
Ciisi
C. L. Bonifield
Commercial Tribune
the Commercial Tribune
North American Accident Insurance Co. of
Chicago
Aean
North American Accident Insurance Company
North American Accident Company
Ogentlemen
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