May Wheat Prices Rally Amid Strong World Demand
Wheat futures rose with May up 5 1 4 cents and July 2 3 4 cents as Liverpool and Buenos Aires markets push prices to multiyear highs. Cash prices followed futures. reports show buying interest from mills, while demand for hay and grain mixed with tight supplies. Grain markets list No 1 red winter at 2.21 dollars and various corn and oats prices, with ample car movements in yards and terminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Liverpool
Buenos Aitres
Kuenos Aires
Kansas
New York Curb Market Official Stock and Bond Transactions
Total stock sales 515200 shares and bond sales 821000 dollars reported. The New York Curb Exchange list details Industrials and Miscellaneous issues with prices high, low and close for each, including names such as Appa Power, Ford Mot Cana, Goodyear, Atlantic Oil, Standard Oil, Swift & Co, and others across multiple sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newark Curb Exchange
Apco
Eksapcanese
Bord
C. Milk
Bot
Br. Am. T
Brook
A. M
Lee
Ch. Cab. Mfg
E. Penn. Elec
Ei.b.&sh
Garod Corp
Gil. Saf-Raz
Geo. Lt.&Pr. Ry
Grimes Radio
Glen Ald
Goodyear Tire
Grand Stores
Grennan Bak
Hap. C
Co Founders
Hazeltine Corp
Heyden Chem
Int.Match Co
Inter. C. Indust
Inter. Util. B
Inter Ocean R
Jones Rad
Keystone Sofe
le. Bell Lbr
Leh.v. Coal Co
Liberty R.c.st
Motor Wheel
Murray Body
N. Y
Ohio Fuel’ Cor
Omnibus C. Cif
Paige Detroit
Southeast P.&l
Coal & Iron
S.W. B.tel
Swift Inter’l
Swift & Ce
Thompson R
Ctfs
Tob
Todd “Shipyards
Tower Mfg. C
Univer. Pictures
Union Carbide
Am. G.&e. New 4000S
Abikecasek
Am. P.&l
Childs Co. New
Cleveland Auto
Comp. P. Corp
de Pref
C.g.&e.b. New
Tob., Inc
Cuba Company
Ec.B'd&Sh. W.i
Elec
UN. G.&e. New
UN. L.&p
U.S. L.&h. Pref
Lobos
Conti
Cambie Pf. i
Humble Oil
Magnolia
G.w.i
Prairie O. & G
Gree Telicons
South Penn Oil
Market report of farm produce and livestock prices
Cincinnati daily market notes list grain prices for wheat corn and oats, along with hay and straw values. It covers vegetables fruits and nuts with detailed quotes for beets, cabbage, carrots, celery, onions, potatoes, lettuce, tomatoes, peppers, and more, plus poultry eggs butter calves lambs hogs and hides prices.
Cattle and Hog Markets See Mixed Day of Activity
Local cattle trading showed light receipts and steady to firm prices with gains for handy and light butcher cattle. calves and stockers mixed. Chicago and regional markets reported higher weights and steady to higher prices for steers and hogs, with bulls and cows uneven but generally firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chicago
Indianapolis
Ind
Kansas City
Cincinnati Bank Clearings Hit 10.29 Million With Mixed Stock Sales
Bank clearings across Cincinnati totaled 10,294,919, up from yesterday and down from Wednesday last week. Money remained in fair supply with brokers quoted 4 1 2 to 5 percent and bonds at similar rates. Floor transactions showed 8,736 shares traded, led by Am Rolling Mill and Eagle-Picher Lead, with varied prices and notes on Procter & Gamble and U S Shoe among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Errane Damand
Cincinnati Exchange
Mchy
Rolling Mill .Com
Rolling Mill Com
Rolling Mill Pfd
Churngold
City Ice & Fuel
Eagle-Picher Lead
Early & Daniel
Gibson Art
Gibson Artes
Johnston Paint
Kroger Com
McLaren A
Paragon Refining
Procter & Gamble Com
Procter & Poe
Pure Oil
U. S. Cami
Playing Car
U. S. Shoe Com
Wurlitzer
Cinti. & Sub. Te
Cinti. Gas & Elec
C. N. & C. Pfdiiw
Ohio Bell
Ohio Bell Pfd
First National
Fourth & Central Trust
Cinti. Street Ry
Ohio Traction
London
Greece
Gia Ecdis Tendo Archandins Ha Aiegens
Belgium
Crecho-Blovakia
Denmark
Peru
Weepdannipierseerdisseys
Germany
Reichmark
Mummiel
Csicbacvissessiatesears
Diet - Cisicievnicnars
Ndia
China
Hongkong
Omni Isleviexetbona
Norway
Poland
Spain
Switzerland
Argentina
Chile
Uruguay
Ask
Liberty
Dios
Treasury
New York
Bankers’ S
Dividends Declared By Major On Name Companies
New York January 28 dividends declared by Diamond Match Delaware & Hudson Pennsylvania Railroad Standard Milling Will & Baumer Interstate Iron & Steel Green Bay & Western American Tobacco International Harvester Consolidated Cigar Chicago Mill and Lumber and other firms. Record dates February and March set for common and preferred shares with various payout amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Diamond Match Company
Delaware & Hudson Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Standard Milling Company
Will & Baumer Candle Company
Interstate Iron & Steel Company
Green Bay & Western Railroad Company
American Tobacco Company
International Harvester Company
Consolidated Cigar Corporation
Chicago Mill and Lumber Company
Raalte Company
Virgin oil well struck at Eagle-Pitcher Lead on Henrietta property
Officials of Eagle-Pitcher Lead Company announced a virgin well struck on the Henrietta Oklahoma property producing about 100 barrels daily. The company plans immediate development. News sparked a surge in stock demand with heavy foreign and domestic orders, notably for Pacific Oil, Shell Union, Cosden, and Western rail shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle-Pitcher Lead Company
Henrietta
Okla
Joseph Hummel, Jr
London
Amsterdam
Zurich
Berlin
Paris
Pacific Oil
Shell Union
Cosden
Western Railroad
Large bond issues priced and bank profits reported
The Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad offered 16,092,000 in first and re funding mortgage bonds at 97 yielding about 6.70 percent. Union Oil Company of California offered 10,000,000 ten year sinking fund gold bonds at 98 yielding over 5.50 percent. The Bank of Nova Scotia reported 1924 net profits with $2,110,028 in losses provisioned and total deposits of 179,948,461 and assets of 234,760,603. Canadian General Electric called for redemption of 5,000,000 Series A debentures at 107 and interest. New York Central Railroad stockholders elected 15 directors at Albany, with P. E. Crowley presiding. votes 1,838,437. Directors to meet in New York City on February 11 to organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Std. Oil Ken. Ltd. Oil of Neb. Ltd
Oil of
N. Y
Oil of Ohio & F. O. Corp
Watecon Oil Ark, Nat. Gas
Maracaibo
Colomb
Creolene Gibson
Arizona Globe
Canaria
G. Z
Ind
Plymouth
Red Hills
U.S. Con
Chi. U. Sta
C. Ser P.&l
Fed.Sug
Shawsheen
N.Y
Sun Oil
Swift & Co
U.oical
W.i. Vacuum Oil
Mills One
New Bradford
Peer Ofr
Roy
Tidal Osage N.v. Ey
Florence Gold Hot
Kay Copper
National Tin Spearhead
Tonopah
Utah Met
Tun
Beth. St
New
R. BH
Ryan Consol
Salt Creek Con
Salt Creek Pro
Wilcox Oil
Woodley Pet
Oil & Gas
Chino Ext
Black Butte
Gold
Eureka Croesus
Goldfield
Goldfield Dee Goldfield Devel
Harmill
Eola
Howe Sound Co
Lone Star Mason Valley
New Cornelia
Nipissing
Ohio Copper
Silver Dale
P. Stan
St.l
Teck Hughes Tonopah
Rtassascvice
United Eastern United V
Unity Gold
Wen
W.i. al Pack
Am. Ice Co
P.&st
Roll. Mills
Cop
Atl. G.&w.i
C. N. Ry
C. Gas
Edison
Pacific
Mor. & Co
N.M
Sol. & Co
Aks
Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad Company
Union Oil Company of California
Bank of Nova Scotia
Canadian General Electric Company
New York Central Railroad
Albany
P. E. Crowley
New York City
Bank Merger Approved and Rail Earnings Rise Across Industry
The Comptroller approved the merger of Metropolitan Trust Co of New York into Metropolitan Nations Bank and Trust, capital $2 million. December 1924 rail earnings rose 20 percent to about $58.49 million from a year earlier, with gross revenues up 31 percent to $339.93 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
ORNL
Metropolitan Trust Pany
York City
Metropolitan Nations Bank and Trust Company
Stinnes Heirs Take Control of Austrian Banking
The House of Stinnes inherits Castiglioni's vast Austrian and Czecho-Slovakian finance holdings after purchasing Castiglioni’s shares in Alpine Montangesellschaft. A Viennese bank affiliated with Stinnes gains controlling stock in many Castiglioni enterprises, consolidating banking and industrial power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinnes Heirs
Austria
Berlin
House of
Czecho-Slovakia
Stinnes
Castiglioni
Colerrigh N.Y. World News Service
World Press Pub. Co
Missing pianist Ethel Leginska sparks police search
New York police and Missing Persons Bureau hunt for English pianist Ethel Leginska who vanished after leaving her home Monday night before a Carnegie Hall recital. Captain Arthur Carey leads the homicide squad as detectives probe through theories from artistic temperament to possible stage fright and medical overactivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur A. Carey
Ethel Leginska
Miss Leginska
Carnegie Hall
Lucille Oliver
Miss Oliver
Missing Persons Bureau
Leginska
Ohioans Honored by Carnegie Hero Fund Board
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission at its twenty first annual meeting in Pittsburgh recognized 23 acts of heroism awarding four silver and nineteen bronze medals and pensions totaling 5340 yearly plus 138800 for education and other purposes. Three Ohioans were honored Edmund C. Mosser of Fremont died saving a student from drowning on June 21 1923 Reuben H Arnold of Leipsic and Clyde W Jameson of Bellevue received bronze medals for aiding rescuers in separate cave in and rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Edmund C. Mosser
West Garrison Street
Fremont
Ohio
Reuben H. Arnold
Leipsic
Clyde W. Jameson
High Street
Bellevue
Arnold
Bible Bill Hearing Stormy In Ohio House
A stormy public hearing on the Bible bill in Columbus prompted threats to clear the room. The Public Schools Committee of the Ohio House voted to hold another public hearing on the measure next Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
Public Schools Committee
House of Representatives
Foreign exchange rates shift as world markets reel
New York World News Service reports daily foreign exchange rates with European currencies showing varied demand and cable figures. The list covers Europe France Italy Belgium Switzerland Holland Germany Austria Greece Sweden Norway Denmark Spain Portugal Hungary Czecho Slova kia Finland Romania Yugoslavia and Far East Japan Hong Kong Shanghai Mexico Calcutta Argentina Brazil Uruguay Chile Canada Havana Colombia and Venezuela with dozens of bid and cable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
France
Italy
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Germany
Austria
Greece
Sweden
Orway
Cabl
Enmark
Spain
Portugal
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Finland
Rumania
dugo-Slavia
Bulgaria
Japan
Hongkong
Shanghai
Calcutta
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Chile
Canada
Havana
Colombia
Venezuela
Ohio Incorporations List Includes Multiple Cleveland Firms
Ohio Incor porations report shows Joy Play Manufacturing Cleveland with 10000 dollars by George W Link and Henry H Lustig. Others include Elkay Toledo 30000 dollars by Sigmund Sanger and Lenore Ylie and Smoked Products Cincinnati 40000 dollars by James N and Jewell Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Joy-play Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
George W. Link
Henry H. Lustig
Ivanhoe Dry Goods Company
Max L. Rose
Jacob Goldman
Elkay Company
Toledo
Sigmund Sanger
Lenore Ylie
Mutual d and Building Corporation
Joseph A. Visvary
William Heicker
C. B. Tuttle Company
Clifford B. Tuttle
Harold A. Kesler
Chagrin Valley Country Club Company
Orange Township
J. L. Vaughn
A. V. Birnbaum
Miracle Brothers Company
Akron
E. C. and
S. Miracle
Smoked Products Company
Cincinnati
James N
Jewell Rice
Cleveland Intelligence Bureau Company
Basil H
Sarah 8
Elizabeth Wilson
Leo B. Neyer
K “Uss, Jr
E. R. Custer
Broadview Feed
F. M. Wheeldin
J. G. Reyant
Kono Products Company
Frank C. Ritz
Math Frank
Bertolini Land Company
Youngstown
E. G
Joseph Bertolini
Hotel Wooster Company
Wooster
Albert Sheftel
J. J. Cornell
Kenton Goal Company
Kenton
Frank O. Dugan
Susie O’brient
Cotton Prices Rise On Active Demand And Exports
New York cotton traders saw a firmer tone with active short covering and better spot markets. May contracts fell slightly while the overall market closed 24 points higher amid strong export demand and rising port receipts. US stocks stood at 1,496,962 bales and daily exports reached 23,376 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Covington to Decide on Water Plant Repair or New Pump
Covington City Commissioners will meet tomorrow morning at 9 after the funeral of Daniel Casey City Hall engineer. They will vote on repairing the old water plant or installing a new pumping unit at Ft. Thomas at an estimated cost of 22000 dollars and discuss a possible water supply expansion for Ft. Mitchell next year. Newport has offered 13200 dollars to settle Covingtons water claim though Covington says 15000 is due. The matter may be adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Daniel Casey
St. Patrick’s
Ft. Thomas
Donnelly
Ft. Mitchell
Newport
Funeral set for Rev William Jones in Ludlow
Funeral services for Rev. William Jones 72 of 13 Church street Ludlow will be held Saturday at 2 pm at Wesley Methodist Church Ludlow. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery Newport. He served in Kentucky and various churches and remained active in church work despite blindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Church Street
Ludlow
Wesley Methodist
Masonic Order
Odd Fellows
Wesley M. E
Mr. Jones
Main Street
M. E
Covington
Age
Paintsville
Ashland
Louisa
Wallingford
Telesboro
West Covington
Dayton
Jones
Kentucky Mountains
149 Children Examined In 1924 Clinic Report
The Bureau of Child Hygiene reports 149 children examined at the state public nursing clinic in 1924 under Miss Alice Sterling. Of these, 91 were under 1 year, 25 were 1 to 2, and 23 were 2 to 6. Weekly conferences for babies and preschoolers are held at 1040 Madison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Clinic
Bureau of Child Hygiene
State Board of Health
Alice Sterling
Children’s Clinic
Madison Avenue
Mrs W O Billiter Dies After Hospital Arrival
Funeral services for Mrs. W O Billiter formerly Mary Louise Ewing of Covington will be held at 10 AM from the Billiter home 411 Garrard Ave Covington. She died at Good Samaritan Hospital Lexington. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Billiter
Mary Louise Ewing
Covington
Good Samaritan
Billiter
Anti-Race Track Gambling Committee Formed in Kentucky
A Kentucky commission creates an eight member panel to study eliminating race track gambling. The group includes three ministers Revs L L Henson Ww F Vance and Joseph W Hagin a layman trio GC A J Walker J B Heiser and Helm Woodward two laywomen Miss Kate Scudder and Mrs Mary Rector Allen. A public meeting is planned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Two Trainmen Hurt In Collision At Cincinnati Yards
W. H. Young freight conductor and his brother J. W. Young brake man, both residents of Montrose street Fairmount Cincinnati, were injured slightly yesterday when their train was struck by a southbound L. and N. passenger train at Twelfth street in the C. and O. yards. Several freight cars derailed and the men were taken to the hospital for first aid before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Young
J. W. Young
Montrose Street
Fairmount
Cincinnati
Twelfth Street
Saners Seek Adoption of Robert Ross in Local Court
Henry and Mrs. Bessie Saner of Ludlow filed a petition seeking court consent to adopt Robert Ross aged four as their heir at law. The mother Bertha Ross consents but the father William M. Ross is unknown. Cincinnati Dry Goods Company sues Hayes of Latonia for 54.26 on unpaid merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Bessie Saner
Ludlow
Robert Rl Ross
Bertha Ross
William M. Ross
Cincinnati Dry Goods Cempeny
Hayes
Maple Avenue
Latonia
Covington Notes: Bankruptcy, Business Moves, and Local Courts
John Hood of Irvine Estill County filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the United States District Court, listing assets and liabilities at $564. The Mason Harker Company filed articles of partnership in Covington with agents Thomas Dillon and John Cushing, planning a tallow grease and oil business. Kenton County Grand Jury began deliberations with crowded corridors and summoned police. Lindsey Clemons, a negro, was sentenced to ten days in jail for loitering on railroad property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hood
Irvine
Estill County
Yenter
Bankrup
United District Court
Mason Harker Company
Ths
Mason, Harter
C Riade
Harker
Thomas
Dillon
John I. Cushing
Covington
Kenton County Grand Jury
Lindsey Clemons
Marhson
Newport Summons for Grand Jury Impanels Names
Attaches of Sheriff Tieman summon individuals for grand jury service to be impaneled next Monday by Judge Caldwell. The list includes Joseph B. Andrews of Newport Rolling Mill, F. B. McLane mayoral candidate, W. A. Elmer ex Finance Commissioner, and William Klein of Ft Thomas. Charges include gambling violations and the December fatal shooting at the Old Rainluck Club near Melbourne, Kentucky. William Mueller of Newport is charged in that shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieman
Judge Caldwell
Joseph B. Andrews
Newport Rolling Mill
Andrews Steel Companies
F. B. McLane
Newport
W. A. Elmer
Wilhelm buys Newport drug store again
George Wilhelm former Newport Postmaster who spent ten years in Shanghai has announced the purchase of the drug store at Tenth and Monmouth streets from E. A. Stuntebeck. The store had previously been owned by Wilhelm before he left Newport and has now been reacquired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilhelm
Newport
Shanghai
China
Tenth and
Monmouth Streets
E. A. Stuntebeck
Mr. Wilhelm
Board of Equalization Hears Taxpayer Complaints
The Board of Equalization yesterday heard complaints from taxpayers whose property assessments were increased. The 1924 session added several hundred thousand dollars to the city tax duplicate, with scores of protests filed, but to no avail. They must complete their labors within the next two weeks.
Chiropractor Walter Jeffers Faces License Charge in Newport
Walter W. Jeffers, a chiropractor, of Sixth and York streets, Newport, goes to Campbell Circuit Court on a charge of practicing without a license. The indictment followed city health officer Dr. John Todd rejecting Jeffers certificate regarding the death of Andrew Gerding Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gerding of 313 West Eleventh street. Jeffers cited a choking spell as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Jeffers
Sixth
York Streets
Newport
Campbell Circuit Court
John Todd
Jeffers
Andrew Gerding, Jr
Andrew Gerding
West Eleventh Street
Freezing Temps Grip Campbell County Kentucky Towns
Reports show Grants Lick at 16 below, Claryville 13 below, Cold Springs 12 below, Alexandria 10 below, Silver Grove 7 below, Newport 5 below at 6 am. Fire Chief Brandt warns on thawing pipes with hot water and cloths not flames. fires sparked at John Irwin 1118 John St and Ellis Nicks 411 West Fifth St as pipes froze and burst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grants Lick
Newport
Campbell County
Claryville
Cold Springs
Alexandria
Silver Grove
BR Thomas
Brandt
John Irwin
John Street
Ellis Nicks
West Fifth Street
Bellevue and Ft Thomas land transfers with stamps noted
Mary Donovan transfers a lot in Bellevue to Harry Davies with stamps valued at 500 dollars. Maynard Hawthorne transfers a Bellevue lot to J W Knoblock with stamps valued at 7000 dollars. Emma Lewis transfers a Ft Thomas lot to Edward Hummell with stamps valued at 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Donovan
Harry Davies
Bellevue
Maynard Hawthorne
J. W. Knoblock
Emma Lewis
Edward Hummell
Ft. Thomas
Campbell Court Suits and Mammoth Life Judgment
John Kramer filed suit against Elmer B Short and Cecille Short for 647 dollars on notes. A jury awarded Mrs. Carrie Caldwell 81 dollars against Mammoth Life and Accident Insurance Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kramer
Elmer B
Cecille Short
Carrie Caldwell
Mammoth Life and Accident Insurance Company
Marriage Licenses Listed in Cincinnati Area
Name and residence entries include William Hammoc Cincinnati Thelma Goodman Cincinnati Arthur Tanneback Newport Ky Mary E Debruller Newport Ky Walter Smith Cincinnati Lucille Johnson Cincinnati John Bates Dayton Ky Ethel Maya Dayton Ky Co L Stephens Covington Ky Gertrude Lett Bellevue Ky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hammoc
Cincinnati
Thelma Goodman
Arthur Tanneback
Newport
Mary E. Debruller
Walter Smith
Lucille Johnson
John Bates
Dayton
Ethel Maya Is
Ceis0s
L. Stephens
Covington
Gertrude
Bellevue
Licenses Listed for Residence and Names Across Ohio
A miscellaneous note lists license holders by city in Ohio including Bayar and F Hawk in Cincinnati, Allen in Cincinnati, Pigg in Greenfield, Albert D. Miller in Bellefontaine, and Ethel C. Koeh in Bellefontaine with locations and initials indicating licensees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayar
F Hawk
Cincinnati
Allen
Chillicothe
Greenfield
Albert D. Miller
Bellefontaine
Ethel C. Koeh
Felicity Man Goes Abroad on Paris Steamer
John J. Hayden of Felicity Ohio sailed for Europe yesterday aboard the French line steamship Paris according to a dispatch received last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felicity
John J. Hayden
Félicity, O
Europe
Paris
Chicago Stocks Roundup on Jan 28
Chicago market notes list prices for Armon ref 88 Libby McNeill 1% Middle West beline 87 Swift Co 11644 Swift Int 38% Union Carbide 67 United States Gypsum 176 Wahl 17 Cudahy 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Armon
Libby-McNeill
Middle West Beline
Swift & Co
Swift International
Union Carbide
United States Gypsum
Wahl
Cudahy
Crude Oil Runs and Shipments Reported in City
Credit balance eight dollars twenty five cents. Crude oil runs total seven thousand nine hundred eighty. Average daily runs around forty seven thousand two hundred thirty. Shipments amount to thirty two thousand two hundred nineteen barrels with average sixty eight thousand eight hundred thirty three barrels.
Also Mentioned on This Page
GEO. Eustis &Co
the Commercial Tribune Publishing Co
Commercial Square
Florida
California
Michigan
Idaho
Bakers
Porto Rico
Nancy Hall
Texas
Almeria
Rome
Jonathan
Valencia
Tub Hots
Eagle-Picker Lead Com
Frank CO
Union Trust
Cincinnati, O
Elks Store
Doris
Kenyon
the Capitol
Asbestor Corporation
Erie Railroad
van Sweringen
International Atch Company
B. F. Goodrich Company
B. G. Work
Gulf States
The
Southern Railway
Atlas Powder Company
Edward FE. Bartlett, Jr
New York Cotton Exchange
Cotton Exchange
Silk
Twin City Rapid Transit Company
India
J. P. Morgan & Co
Reichsbank
Otis & Co
Multigre
Amer
Central Steel Beeeenedde
Central Steel
City Fee & Fuel
Cleveland Railway
Firestone
Ereeee
Nence
Glidden Company
Goodyear
Oraeoe Grasselli Chem
Deceetsetees
Peerless T. & M
Cimen Bros Sees
Sherwin-Williams
Stearns Motor
Trumbull Steel
Neeteneeennete Roan Eanewen
Samuel Spewack
Carnegie Hero Board
Casey
Kenton Circuit Court
Covington Notes
Equalization Board
Peerless Coal
the Sun
Plac
Montgomery Coal Co
Fourth and Main Sts
Covington, Ky
Phenes
Cor
Barbara LaMarr
Bert Lytell
Sandra
Krause Pure Drugs Itth
Madison Ave
Henry Kichler
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