General business upbeat on seasonal auto sales and agriculture
The article notes unusually high motor car sales reflecting good overall business. It also cites Western agricultural prosperity that is expected to boost demand in the near term.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1925
Page
10
New Era Fear in Stock Market Cited by Finance Experts
Experienced financial historians warn that recent New York stock market trading shows speculative excess and possible instability. They cite past crises from 1890 to 1914 to illustrate how artificially high prices can end suddenly, while bonds and commodity markets remain muted amid fear of a collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Times
New York Stock Exchange
Baring Brothers
Cleveland
Venezuela
Governor Flower
Maine
McKinley
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Stock Exchange
Commodity markets glow with cautious optimism and warnings
General business remains sound with better distribution and seasonal price shifts. Wheat shows dull activity as near cash tightness dominates. hog prices ease on light receipts while beef remains steady. rice faces potential Asian shortages. cotton, wool, steel, copper and lumber show little change. Auto price cuts signal production savings, freight and land boom activity persist, and 1925 construction likely to peak. Europe’s political vacation season continues with Belgium debt settled and America warned against overbuilding and over speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
China
Hoover
Valoriza
Department of Agriculture
Department of Mjlabor
Police Seek Sheik Auto Thief From Mt Healthy
Police chase an young thief described as a 22 year old Sheik with side whiskers who stole Fred Phillips touring car in Groesbeck Ohio. The pursuit across Vine street Erk enbrecher avenue Burnet Forest Reading ended in the business district with seven shots fired. driver believed to have fled to Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Phillips
Mt. Healthy
Groesbeck
Coleman, Beck
Lohman
Phillips
Pure Oil
Vine Street
Erkenbrecher Avenue
Burnet
Forest Avenue
Reading Road
Second Street
Covington
Victoria Sails Ashore Off North Carolina Coast
The four masted schooner Victoria of New York laden with Georgia lumber went ashore two miles off Ocracoke Island NC. Eight crewmen were rescued by Coast Guardsmen using a breeches buoy. the vessel is expected to be a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Victoria
New York
Georgia
Ocracoke Island
North Carolina
Importers urged to unite against high prices
The speaker argues importers should combine to counter artificial price levels, noting that such unity may be unnecessary if America maintains moderate coffee use. Sugar prices are firmer with a possible price bottom reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Business Slump Near End of August Hits Cincinnati Market
Cincinnati and Hamilton County in August show steady industrial conditions with mixed signals. Reports cite quiet midsummer trade, large corn yield prospects, increased bank debits, and several new incorporations while real estate activity remains active and prices mostly steady.
War mother receives dead son's trinkets from France
Mrs. Lillian Cross of Hurleyville, New York, who lost her son Charles in the war eight years ago, has received from France articles found in his pockets. The items include three French coins and his watch, still intact though the case is rusty and the face splintered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Middletown
N. Y
Lillian Cross
Hurleyville
Charles
France
Legal notice in Hamilton County case for marshalling of hens and sale
In Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas case No. 195719 Charles Hesing plaintiff seeks marshaling of hens on Lot 121 Charles E Williams Subdivision and sale of the real estate with proceeds distributed. Defendant Charlotte Schweitzer residence unknown must answer by September 19, 1925. Attorneys Bates Petzhold Skirvin Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Bader
Teasurer
Adolph Riedel
Richard B. Witt
Brohn County
Ohio
John Krieg
Chas. S. Pell
Jessie Adler
Cincinnati
State OF
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
City of
Lockland and
Wyoming
Lockland
Charlotte Schweitzer
Charles Hesing
Court Common Pleas
Charles E. Williams
Chhesing Harles Bates, Petzhold & Skirvin
Sale of College Hill property in Hamilton County Ohio
Court ordered sale of parcel in College Hill Miami Purchase area recorded in Plat Book 18 page 32. Property linked to deed dated April 21 1924 and mortgage 1339 page 62. Located at 1928 Cordova Avenue West College Hill Valued at 5000 dollars. Case Vine Street Cable Loan and Building Company v Frank Hammer et al. Terms cash at sale. Sheriff of Hamilton County Ohio. Deputy Fred Sperber. Attorney A Winkelmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington and
Crescent Avenues
Worthin
Crescent Avenue
Worthngton Avenue
Worthington Avenue
Hamilton County
Ohio
Seventh Ward Loan and Building Company
Adda. E. Tatman Et al
Richard B. Witt
John Krieg
Ireton & Schoenle
Cincinnati
County Commissioners
Kilby Road
Whitewater Township
Board of County Commissioners
Jacob Krollmann
Albert Reinhardt
Lockland-Wyoming Improvement Company
Recorder's Office
Orthington Avenue
Worthington, Avenue
Wyoming
Adda E. Tatman Et al
Common Pleas Court
City of
Sylvanus Wright
Hittier Street
Spring Street
Whittier Street
Oscar W. Kuhn
State OF Ohio
A &T
Miami Purchase
Springfield Township
Hamilton Coun
Ohio Land
Common Pleas ‘Court
County of
Hamilton
State of
Harvie, Coppin & Bates
Recorder’s Office
County
Winchell Street
Loto
Alice Cliff
August L.greiner
Luella E. Greiner
Richard BH. Witt
Fred Sperber
Betinger, Schmitt & Kreis
Ridgeway Avenue
Drexel Place
Ridge Way Avenue
Drexel Avenue
Walnut Hills Syndicate
Sadie Emp
Jacob Kemp
Mollie Cohn
Avondale
Sadie Kemp
College Hill
North College Hill
John Crae
Cordova Avenue
West College Hill
Vine Street Cable Loan’ and Building Company
Frank Hammer
Hamiltonian
A. T. Winkelmann
William E. Harmon
Hyde Park
Fee Avenue
I. Frankel
Minerva E. Munger
J. Arthur Meyer
Sheriff’s
Storrs Township
County of Hamilton
Augustus Wildey
Mary E. Thornbery
Bold Face
Vallel
J. Walter
Bold Face Road
Fairbanks Avenue
Bassett Road
Price Hill
Egary Peck
Ada E. Heltkamp
Richard B. le
Hamilton Gann
Cramer & Ees Potn
Cincinnati Ordinance Sets Stewart Place Improvement Plan
City council approves Stewart Place upgrade from Chandler street to north line including grading paving a concrete roadway six inch water main and storm and sanitary sewers drains inlets and curb installations. Assessments on abutting properties paid over ten years with options for cash within thirty days. city funds remaining cost share for intersections and nonassessed portions. Public inspection noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Place
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Chandler Street
North Corporation
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Gamble Street Sewer Improvement Ordinance Passed
The council passed Ordinance No. 311-1925 to sever Gamble Street between Cheviot Avenue and Higbee Street for sewer construction. Assessments for costs will be levied on adjacent south side parcels and paid over five annual installments with interest. Public inspection of the ordinance is noted in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Haight Avenues
Council of the
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Bruce and
Glen Parker Avenue
Langland Avenue
Bruce and Haight Avenues
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Gamble Street
Council of the City of
Cheviot Avenue
Higbee Street
Public sale on premises in Cincinnati September 10 1925
Pursuant to a partition order from the Common Pleas Court I will offer at public sale on the premises in Cincinnati on Thursday September 10 1925 at 2.00 o clock in the afternoon. The sale is directed by the court in the partition proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Ohio
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati
Public sale notices and annexation ordinance for Cincinnati area
Public sale notices describe property in Cincinnati Hyde Park and Price Hill with detailed lot descriptions and terms of sale. An ordinance authorizes annexation of contiguous Hamilton County territory into the City of Cincinnati, outlining coordinates and boundaries.
Public sale of springfield township property in hamilton county ohio
Court order directs sheriff sale of two acre mortgage encumbered northeast corner tract in section 25 town 3 range 1 springfield township. Property lies along county road near van zandt road and college hill east of hamilton pike. Bank of mt healthy as plaintiff in case 192976. attorney ralph a kreimer, cincinnati. Auction set for saturday september 19 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
County of
Hamilton
State of
Ohio
Third Township
Miami Purchase
City Infirmary
Common Pleas Court
Township
Springfield Township
Hamilton County
R. K. Urmston
Withrmston
Urmston
Theinning
Marty D. Craig
van Zandt Road
Corporation
College Hill
Hamilton Pike
First National Bank of Mt. Healthy
Harry D. Craig
Richard B. Witt
John Krieg
Ralph A. Kreimer
Nobis Seeks Ohio Transit Certificate To Extend Route
Victor H Nobis files with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate a motor transportation company. The proposed route extends from California Ohio along Kellogg Avenue Congress Avenue Meade Avenue Eastern Avenue Martin Street Pearl Street Broadway Sixth Street Walnut Street Fountain Square to Sixth and Broadway and back. Interested parties may request hearing information from the PUC in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor H. Nobis
Public Utilities Commission of
Ohio
California
Kellogg Avenue
Congress Avenue
Meade Avenue
Eade Avenue
Corner
Stanley
Eastern Avenue
Martin Street
Pearl
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Columbus
New Richmond
City Budget Resolution for 1926 Cincinnati Ohio
The Cincinnati City Council adopts the annual budget for 1926 including General Fund Public Safety Fund Hospital Health Public Service Park Police Relief Firemen Pension Judgment and University and Observatory funds. It directs the Clerk to file with the Hamilton County Auditor per Ohio General Code. Passed August 15 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Hamilton County
State of Ohio
General Fund
Public Safety Fund
Health Fund
Public Service Fund
Sss
Park Fund
Ciseseess
Police Relief Fund
Firemen’s Pension Fund
Judgment Fund
University and Observa
Lofy Burg
Oedeceseset Ste
Hamilton
Robert Schmidt, JR
Gro. F Cabrel
GEO. P. C
Coumelded Public Inspection
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Theodore H. Price
Commerce and Finance
Europe
Dun's
Federal Reserve Ratio
Chicago
Rio No. 7
Sunshiu
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Aobeeseut Quial
Sheik
Zoo
The
Associated Press
Safe Investments
Kentucky
Central City
Pulaski County
Weil, Roth & Irving
Dixie Terminal Building
Peiki, Sarei
Loth “Eo
Bong
G. W. Breiel
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Caldwell Park
Carrel
County Budget Commission
Federal Reserve
United States Treasury
Liberty
Delaware & Hudson
Chesapeake & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
United States
Bakkers
Belgium
Italy
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Jugo- Slavia
Munich
Lst
Mills and Klines
Norwood
Millcreek Township
Hill
Hazel) Street
Gladstone Avenue
Lewiston
Columbia Avenue
Alfred Cressler
Palmer Avenue
Patterson Avenue
Athearns & Longworth
Samuel A. Gettys
Wm. de la Grange
Cincinnati Water Orks
Public Service
Ernst von Bargen
Miamitown
Helmers Bogart
Miami Township
Bogart and
Fagaly Road
Gum Run Road
Taylor Creek Road
Maggie Rovekamp
Hilda Rovekamp
John W. Cowell
Said
City Infi
Rensselaer Park Third Subdivision
Wes Wares
Cilley Avenue
Carthage-Hamilton
Lunkenheimer
Harding Investment Company
Harley C. Durr
City of Cincinnati
Galdwell Park
Mill Creek
Fred Schneller
Geo. P. Carrel
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