Optimism Pushes Midwest Stock Outlook and Commodities
Optimistic notes on the stock market spread through the middle west as cotton crops exceed last year. Russia returns as a real factor in the wheat market while coal prices rise and farmers and rubber price spot sheets show 85 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Theodore H. Price
Commerce and Finance
New York
Middle West
Boston
America
Europe
Federal Reserve Board
Ford
Federal Reserve
N. Y
Chicago
Rio No. 7
Packer
No. 1
Philadelphia
Aeons Werinesses
Fred Co
Nhecions Cogranches
Prosperity outlook and commodity markets in late August 1925
The article surveys U S economic mood in August 1925 with optimism in farming and consumer sectors. It notes stock market manipulation concerns, easing wheat prices, rising steel output, and steady automobile and coal markets while warning against inflation risks and Europe debt negotiations.
Mitchell touts perfectable airliner for Peking single Alaska stop
Col William Mitchell, former Army Air Service leader, accuses the government of lax testing on a giant bi plane capable of a Peking flight with a Nome stop. He claims an American superplane could fly U S to Paris with a ton of explosives aboard and advocates a massive air program to replace ships and armies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Chicago
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
Peking
Nome
Alaska
United States
Paris
Army
Navy
Mitchell
Santa Maria
Cal
Air Service Officers Deny Knowledge of Super Plane
Washington officials said Army Air Service and Naval Bureau of Aeronautics could not confirm Colonel Mitchells claim of a testable super airplane. No officer knew of a plane capable of 113 miles an hour for sixty hours or with a range to fly Pacific routes to Peking in a single hop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Army Air Service
Naval Bureau of Aeronautics Today
Mitchell
Atlantic
Paris
The
Air Service
Pacific
Peking
Vacation lull grips bond market with scarce new offerings
The bond market edged higher last week but traders found little to spark activity as vacation and tighter money rates reduced interest in new issues. Banks pulled funds from London while crop moves draw funds south and west, leaving underwriters short-staffed and awaiting post Labor Day activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Federal Reserve
Mexico
Wall Street
France
Great Britain
United States
Munich
Germany
Crespi Cotton Works
Italy
Covington Bond Issue Stirs Foes At Northern Kentucky Meeting
The city faces a proposed 500000 bond for street improvements drawing opposition from City Commissioners. A Good Roads Association survey named streets to upgrade and costs. With school bonds and other asks, voters may face over 1 million in bonds this year, affecting tax rates and city finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association
Primary candidates file expense accounts in Kentucky
The last day to file preprimary expense accounts under the 1916 Corrupt Practices act is noted by County Clerk John W. Mittendorf. Returns show varied spending by candidates for printing ads, display cards, church donations, cigars, sodas, and ice cream while all observed the Volstead law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Mittendorf
Kentucky
Daniel Huesman
Edward Sorrell
Russell H. Foster
John M. Ratchford
Edward Payne
Berry Willis
David H. Clark
John L. Cushing
David W. Stephens
Bert J. King
Ray Rogers
Samuel W. Adams
J. Mason Hawk
J. B. Linnemann
John
John H. Westover
Erlanger Fair Grounds Suit Settled Out of Court
A settlement ending the Kenton Circuit Court dispute between John Allison and other minority stockholders and the Erlanger Fair Grounds Association is reached. The case involved voiding a transfer of property to Smith and others for 15 000 and a possible receiver. Judge Harbeson indicated stock valuations at 20 000, but the final settlement amount was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
John Allison
Erlanger Fair Grounds Association
Harbeson
QO. P. Smith
Allison
Frank M. Tracy
John T. Murphy
Association
Scheldt Bridge Planned as Ohio Troops Marker
Cleveland reports that a bridge across the Scheldt near where Ohio's Thirty-seventh Division crossed in 1918 will be proposed to the Ohio Legislature as the site for the first European battlefield monument. Laurence H. Norton says the commission, after inspections by Norton, Gerlack, and Morrow, will draft a report for the reunion. Lawmakers may fund 100000 to 150000 dollars for monuments combining utility with ornament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Scheldt
Ohio
Thirty-seventh Division
Laurence H. Norton
Cuyahoga County
Battle Monuments Commission
Norton
France
Frank C. Gerlack
Wooster
Thomas H. Morrow
Cincinnati
Cinnati
Veterans’ Association
Notice to Stockholders of Duttenhofer Stevens Meeting
Notice to stockholders of The Duttenhofer Stevens Company. Meeting in Cincinnati Ohio on September 29 1925 at 12 noon at Schorr & Wesselmann offices to consider dilution and surrender of corporate authority and franchise and to transact all necessary business. EDWIN C Secretary August 29 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duttenhofer-Stevens Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Schorr & Wesselmann
Second National Bank
Edwin C
Dog Attack Bites Three Children In Front Yard
Three boys, Wilbert Welbrock nine, Philip Seimer four and Ray H Yelton four, were bitten by a dog in the Welbrock home front yard at 2710 Alexandria avenue. The dog, a fox terrier, was shot and killed after chasing toward Latonia avenue. Seimer was treated at St Elizabeth Hospital, others at home. Dog underwent rabies examination by the Health Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Welbrock
Alexandria Avenue
Wilbert Welbrock
Philip Seimer
Leonard Seimer
Twenty-seventh Street
Ray H. Yelton
Raymond Yelton
Latonia Avenue
Madison Pike
Welbrock
Yelton
Seimer
J. A. Fleet
First National Bank
Latonia
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Haines
Curtain
Motorcycle Division
Health Department
MIAGE LICENSES N js Residence Readings
A list of names and locations appears to show license related details with individuals from Cincinnati Dayton Andersonville Fort Thomas and Louisville area cities. The fragment hints at residency connections for licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIAGE
Britten
Cincinnati
Meke Ecothe Phe
Richard Dobeleet
Dayton
Mildred Hartzel
Arla F. Bush
Milvey
Ind
Mildred M. Murphy
Andersonville
Lawrence O. Go
Thomas
Mhoda Maya
Walter Seeler
Lillian Elridge
Steno
Newport Bellevue Schools Readiness for Fall Term
Prof Vought Mills announces Bellevue school system prepared for the fall term. A teachers meeting is at the high school and pupils must report Tuesday September 1. High school starts at 8 and elementary at 8 30. Kindergarten classes will move to Poplar and Center Street Schools to cut travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vought. Mills
Bellevue
Millis
Poplar
Center Street
Legion Members Head to State Meet in Mt Sterling Ky
A Norman Barnes Post delegation led by Commander C Roy Steinfort travels by car to Mt Sterling Kentucky for the sixth annual state convention spanning three days. Other post leaders join from James Costigan Post Newport and the Grand Voiture of Kentucky. A loving cup will be presented to Norman Barnes Post Covington for leading state in exceeding membership quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Norman Barnes
American Legion
Mt. Sterling
C. Roy Steinfort
A. L. Brauntz
James Costigan
Newport
L. J. Dominick
Grand Voiture
Kentucky
J. P. Horton
J. G. Ogles
Berry F. Willis
William J. Kreutz
Robert J. Campbell
Selmar Wachs
Margaret Wachs
Inis Wiley
A. L. Bruntz
Thomas Finneran
Elmer Gray
Harper Moore
White Shrine Masonic Picnic Set at Devon Park
The White Shrine No 10 hosts its annual picnic this afternoon and evening at Devon Park near the shelter house. Members of all Masonic orders are invited with transportation by autos from street car stop 47. Committee includes Ben H Willer chair Mrs Alice Trotter Mrs Laura Snyder Mr and Mrs Henry Smith Mr and Mrs F Britton and Mr and Mrs John Fossett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Shrine
Piontc
Devon Park
Ben H. Willer
Alice Trotter
Laura ,Snyder
Henry Smith
Boys Return to Ft. Scott Camp Reunion in New Baltimore
Hundreds of boy campers returned to the Ft. Scott Camp in New Baltimore C for annual encampment and reunion day. Track swimming and novelty races highlighted the program as the start of a Junior Booster Club emerged. Tom Eviston led with 18 points. Schulten and Paul Eviston tied for second with 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Scott Camp
New Baltimore
Ft. Scott Camp Association
Tom Eviston
Ed Stermer
Paul Eviston
George Schulten
Schulten
Joe Stermer
Ed White
Boyg
Walter A. Ryan
Ryan
Francis A. Gressle
Canadian 4.4 beer labeled unsatisfactory by authorities
Washington report quotes Rep Hudson of Michigan as saying Ontario 4.4 proof beer fails in trials across over twenty cities. Officials, professionals, and wet and dry partisans say the beverage does not satisfy demands for stronger liquor and may not curb illicit sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Hudson
Michigan
House
Ontario
Canada
Double Shooting Over Card Game At 550 Carlisle Avenue
Charles Smith aged 33 was shot and killed, and Bertrand Engelman aged 22 was wounded, during an argument over a card game at 550 Carlisle Avenue. Smith died en route to hospital. Engelman was injured in the neck. The gunman fled before police arrival. witnesses say the shots hit both men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
Sixth Street
Bertrand Engelman
Colerain Avenue
Carlisle Avenue
Smith
General Hospital
Engelman
Death of Ralph Schultz After Home Operation
Eight year old Ralph Schultz of 3710 Bogen Street died yesterday morning from a hemorrhage following a minor operation performed at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Schultz
Bogen Street
US Minister Stetson Presents Credentials in Warsaw
John B. Stetson, newly appointed American Minister to Poland, presented his credentials yesterday in Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Warsaw
Associated Press
Poland
John B. Stetson
Woman's Realm Milady-Who-Shops Hints Classified
Helpful hints appear on the Classified Page offering Milady guidance for shopping. The list covers budgeting, timing, and practical tips to streamline errands and find value. Readers are directed to apply sensible choices and shop wisely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Business Upswing Seen Amid Mixed Signals Across Sectors
New York reports show improving trade as summer ends, with strong farm buying driving auto and agricultural machinery orders. Rail traffic and July earnings indicate robust transport profits, while coal miners face a looming shutdown affecting 150,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Northwestern
Radio Schedule Highlighting Nighttime Concerts and Programs
Listing of today’s radio programs across WKRC WLW and WSAI with evening concerts and talks. Includes 7 PM dinner concert, 10 PM studio program, violin solos, pianists and contraltos, and regional broadcasts from WEAF WGY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
Liggett
Silent Tonight Radio Station List
A long string of radio call signs is presented, including Central-KFDM KEMQ KYW WAMD WCCO WEBH WGN WENR WHAS WLS WMAQ WMBB WOC WOJ WOWL Astern CKAC PWX WBAV WBBR WCAU WCTS WDWF WEBJ WFI WGBS WGY WHAZ WIP WJY WRC WREO WTIC. The item reads as a lineup or acknowledgement of stations with no accompanying events or narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
KFDM
KEMQ
KYW
WAMD
WCCO
WEBH
WGN
WENR
WHAS
WLS
WMAQ
WMBB
WOC
WOJ
WOWL
Astern
CKAC
PWX
WBAV
WBBR
WCAU
WCTS
WDWF
WEBJ
WFI
WGBS
WGY
WHAZ
WIP
WJY
WRC
WREO
WTIC
Radio schedules list evening programs across multiple stations
KFUO Saint Louis offers a 1 p.m lecture titled Too Much Prosperity with 10 p.m. program on KSD Saint Louis. Wil Saint Louis airs 11 p.m. radio vaudeville, WDAF Kansas City presents School of the Air and a 2: 45 p.m. night show. WOK Chicago schedules 6 p.m. vocal music and 8 p.m. popular programs, WHT Chicago lists 7 p.m. classical and 10 p.m. popular music, midnight Your Hour League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHT
Chicago
Eastern and Western Radio Schedules Then and Now
Radio listings show evening programs across multiple stations from Cleveland to New York. Concerts, orchestras, dinner music, and talk segments fill the schedule with names like Uncle Kaybee and Paul Ieman, highlighting a rich array of regional broadcast offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
Mark Strand
Pasadena Warblers
Vienese Trio
Paul Ieman
Sheriff Sale in Cincinnati Ohio 1925 Auction Notice
Public sale to settle court action in Hamilton County Ohio on September 26 1925 at 11 am for property at 43152 Wehrman Avenue Avondale Cincinnati with improvements valued at 4000 dollars. Court case The Bishop Ween and Lumber Company vs John M Green et al Case No 195850. Terms cash. Sheriff Richard B Witt. Deputy John Krieg. Attorney Oscar W Kuhn. August 24 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Ohio
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
City of
Cincinnati
Sylvanus Wright
Hittier Street
Spring Street
Whittier Street
Wehrman
Whittier
Avondale
Bishop Ween and Lumber Company
John M. Green
Richard B. Witt
John Krieg
Oscar W. Kuhn
State OF Ohio
Storrs
County of
Hamilton
Mary E. Thornbery
Bold Face
J. Walter
Bold Face Road
Fairbanks Avenue
Bassett Road
Edwin Street
Price Hill
Mary K. Peck
Ada E. Heitkamp
Fred Sperber
Cramer & Gordon
Aets
Chas. F. Hornberger
Public Service
Chas. A. Zech
Amilton County
Erie Avenue
Hyde Park
I. Frankel
Minerva E. Munger Et al
J. Arthur Meyer
Ohio auction sale of Wyoming real estate in 1925
Hamilton County Ohio on premises in the Village of Wyoming during a 5s lic sale on October 1 1925 at 2 pm. The property is part of lots 13 and 14 in Farren Stodderd Schuberth subdivision. described as 415 Worthington Avenue with improvements. Valued at 7000 dollars. Plaintiff The St Bernard Loan and Building Association Company vs Albert E Sorter et al in Case No 193761. Attorney Samuel B Hammel Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farren, Stodderd & Schuberth
Recorder of
Hamilton County
Ohio
Worthington Avenue
Albert E. Sorter
Emma D. Albert
Wyoming
St. Bernard Loan and Building Association Company
Richard B. Witt
John Krieg
Samuel B. Hammel
Cincinnati
County Commissioners
Kilby Road
Whitewater Township
Board of County Commissioners
Jacob Krollmann
Albert Reinhardt
Common Pleas Court
City of
Springfield Township
Lockland-Wyoming Improvement Company
Recorder's Office
Crescent Avenue
Seventh Ward Loan and Building Company
Adda E. Tatman Et al
John Krikeg
Ireton & Schoenle
State OF
Miami Purchase
Ridgeway Avenue
Drexel Place
Walnut Hills Syndicate
Sadie Emp
Jacob Kemp
Mollie Cohn
Avondale
Sadie Kemp
Bear Sperber
A. L. Weinstein
Nn el
Director of Public Service
City Hall
Water Works Department
Dir of Public Service
Wee
Hors
Publi Service
Sealed Proposals for Lumber and City Works Contracts
Sealed proposals from contractors are invited by the City Purchasing Agent in Cincinnati for lumber deliveries to the Water Works Main Pumping Station and for form work. Bids require bonds, 10 percent with proposals and 50 percent on contract. Proposals due September 8 1925 and September 14 1925. Plans and specs available for $2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Water Works
Eastern Avenue
City of
Public Service
Director of Public Service
Ernst von Bargen
City Hall
Stewart Place
Chandler’ Street
Public Works and Sheriff Auction Notices Outline Bids and Sales
Hamilton County notices warn bidders to submit with bonds or certified checks totaling 2100 to 2600 dollars for county bridge work and river plant coal contracts. Sheriff’s sales list parcels in Hyde Park Wyomi ng Avondale and Wyoming with values from 6500 to 7500 dollars, court cases and property listings across Cincinnati narrated by county officials.
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England
Safe Investments
Gainesville, Fla
Mhe Weil
Roth & Irving
Dixie Terminal Building
Soda Fountains
Covington
Erlanger
Scheldt Bridge
FT. Scott
Boy
WKRC
WSAI
Schenectady
Cantricala
KFUO
ST. Louis
KSD
Wil
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
WOK
WTAM
Orchestra
Mrchestra
Wear
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Uncle Kaybee
KDKA
WGR
Buffalo
Century Orchestra
WOO
WLIT
Dream Daddy
WRNY
H Gernsbach
Wxnc
WGCP
Music and Entertainment
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