Covington murder charges faced by two
Two prisoners in the county jail are charged with murder in two separate incidents. Miss Mary Duncan 20 of 828 Scott Street killed Harry Rader 21 of 424 West Twenty-second Street with a bullet after a quarrel at Duncan's home. J R Sexton 39 of 228 East Pearl Street Cincinnati is charged with killing Earle Roberson year old of 212 Wright Street after Roberson intervened in a fight Sunday night. The grand jury will hear evidence this morning. arraignment set for June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Duncan
Scott Street
Harry Rader
West Twenty-second Street
J. R. Sexton
East Pearl Street
Cincinnati
Earle Roberson
Wright Street
Roberson
Booth Memorial Hospital
Sexton
Miss Duncan
Grand Jury
Orie S. Ware
Commonwealth Attorney
Fools in Dark at Liberty Theater Week Preview
Fools in Dark a comedy drama featuring Matt Moore and Patsy Ruth Miller plays Wednesday and Thursday with news reel and Hal Roach comedy. The Snob with John Gilbert Norma Shearer and Big Nagel headlines Friday and Saturday alongside Our Gang and a newsreel. The Two Birds vaudeville novelty appears Wednesday afternoon and night. Lester and Vincent in blackface comedy perform Thursday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Theater
Matt Moore
Patsy Ruth Miller
John Gilbert
Norma Shearer
Big Nagel
Two Birds
Lester and Vincent
Will of George Seals Set Aside in Ludlow Court
In Kenton Circuit Court Judge Applegate ruled the 1925 will of George Seals invalid, citing Sunday execution and testimony from Walter Seals. Separately, divorce actions include Mary Osgood seeking divorce from Edward Osgood with name restoration to Skelton, and Cora Robinson suing Earnest Robinson for extreme cruelty with maiden name Southward restoration. Bertha Marie Pickett sues John Edward Pickett for alimony and custody of a 21 month old child. Esther Gore’s divorce from Walter Moore resumes with Esther Cox restored as wife. Fred Ludwig sues J E Castor for damages from a wreck, alleging speeds caused injuries and property loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Circuit Court
George Seals
Ludlow
Mary Osgood
Edward Osgood
Skelton
Cincinnati
Cora Robinson
Earnest Robinson
Erlangen
Southward
Bertha Marie -Pickett
John Edward Pickett
West Third Street
Covington
William Edward
Walter Moore
Applegate
Esther Gore
Esther Cox
Fred Ludwig
J. E. Castor
The
Michaels Art Bronze Company
Ludwig
Covington Notes and Local Deliberations
Death in Louisville of James L. Nolan 58 formerly of Kenton County prompts notice. Police seek missing Sherman Seither 14 Newport. Covington groups attend Good Roads meeting in Carrollton discussing Camp Knox to Ft. Thomas road.
Booth Memorial Hospital Plans Revealed at $400000
Plans for Booth Memorial Hospital at Second and Kennedy streets estimate a cost near $400000. The announcement came ahead of the ninth annual graduation of the training school where seven nurses and two interns received diplomas at Madison Avenue Baptist Church. Colonel Richard E. Holz chaired the ceremony. Graduates include Ruth Ann Post, Helen Agnes Yerger, Ruth Louise Kenney, Lulan Bell McClain, Josephine Stevens, Myrtle Ruth Cree, and Ruby Lucille Kenney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Booth Hospital
Booth Memorial Hospital
Second and Kennedy Streets
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Richard E. Holz
Salvation Army
Eastern Territory
New York
Ruth Ann Post
Helen Agnes Yerger
Ruth Louise Kenney
Lulan Bell McClain
Josephine Stevens
Myrtle Ruth Cree
Ruby Lucille Kenney
New Volta-Tonic charges batteries at low cost
A new compound VOLTA-TONIC promises to recharge 12 or 13 dry cell batteries for 7 cents each, claiming savings over 60 percent. The Volta-Tonic Co. advertises shipping anywhere at 7 cents per bottle from 636 Sixth Ave, Dayton, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volta-Tonic CO
Sixth Ave
Dayton, Ky
Six Arraigned On Violating Dry Laws
Six men were arraigned by Commissioner Roetken on charges of violating the prohibition law. They were arrested Monday night on the Licking Pike road by Federal Prohibition Agents and charged with possession and sale of beer, released on bonds of 1000 dollars each. Hearings set from June 20 to June 24. George Kisker remained bound over to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roetken
Licking Pike
Kinniard
Tartar and Burman
Gus Harrnert
Fred Guenther
Reinhardt Piermann
Joseph Cook
James Hamilton
Jack Millich
George Kisker
Kinniard and
Tartar
Realty transfers in Covington and Ludlow towns
John P Hawthorne transfers to Mitchel M Jackson a Covington lot for 6000 dollars. Walter Steward to Frank Birtley a Covington lot for unknown sum. W Gaines to Samuel Glacken a Covington area lot for 4500 dollars. Covington Bank and Trust Company for Collins Lee to J B Bockholt a Covington lot for 3000 dollars. Albert Coleman to F J Anderson a Covington lot for 5000 dollars. Wm Smith to Edward Quade a Covington lot for 3200 dollars. John A Wuestange to Charles C Elsener a Covington lot for 8500 dollars. John E Froehlich to Antonio la Quaglia a Ludlow lot for 4500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Hawthorne
Mitchel M. Jackson
Covington
Walter Steward
Frank Birtley
W. Gaines
Samuel Glacken
Erlanger
Covington Bank and Trust Company
Collins Lee
J. B. Bockholt
Albert Coleman
F. J. Anderson
Ww. . Smith
Edward Quade
John A. Wuestange
Charles C. Elsener
John E. Froehlich
Antonio la Quaglia
Ludlow
Local Names and Town Mentions Appear in OCR
A list of personal names and multiple town names appears in the OCR fragment. Names include Gail C. Welch Ruth O Hartman Milo Bebbington Lucille Swigart Lennard F Orndorff Sarah Cullins and places such as Sonora Mansfield Crestline Bellbrook in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail C. Welch
Ruth O. Hartman
Milo Bebbington
Lucille Swigart
Lennard F. Orndorff
Sonora
Sarah Cullins
James L. Nolan 58 Dies After Operation in Louisville
James L. Nolan 58 former Covington resident and stockbroker died yesterday in a Louisville hospital after an operation. He was active in Democratic party affairs in Northern Kentucky and had liquor business ties before Prohibition. Survived by widow Mary Murphy Nolan, four children Nora May Monica John James L. Nolan Jr and five brothers. Body returned to Evanston home of brother-in-law John Murphy. Funeral 9 am Thursday at St Marys Cathedral Covington with burial in St Marys Cemetery Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamesl. Nolan
Covington
Loisville
Nolan
Kentucky
Louisville
Mary Murphy Nolan
Nora May
Monica
John
James L. Nolan
Jerry
Matt
John Nolan
Michael Nolan
Windsor
Canada
John Murphy
Trimble Avenue
Evanston
St. Mary’s Cathedral
St. Mary’s Cemetery
First Bath Tub Built in Cincinnati a Local Oddity
Dr James J Walsh recalled at the Ohio Hospital Association meeting that the first U S bathtub was built in Cincinnati in the late 1840s. It used water buckets to fill and drain and had a climbing ladder. Visitors paid admission fees later donated to charity amid ordinances banning tubs for health risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James J. Walsh
Fordham University School of Sociology
Ohio Hospital Association
Cincinnati
Walsh
Boards of Aldermen
Three Women Receive Diplomas at Mercy Academy
At Our Lady of Mercy Academy Freeman avenue and Kenner street the evening high school held its commencement. Judge Hurley of the Common Pleas Court delivered the address. Rev. T C Bailey presided. The graduates were Miss Mary Alice O Day Miss Julia Marie Herbert and Miss Dorothy May Gervers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Mercy Academy
Freeman Avenue
Kenner Street
Hurley
Common Pleas Court
T. C. Bailey
Mary Alice O'Day
Julia Marie Herbert
Dorothy May Gervers
Newport Mayor Loses Money In Circus Deal
Newport mayor and Day Nursery Circus Committee sponsor Livingston lost several hundred dollars amid failed Ashland Ky circus engagement. The show arrived late, tickets were sold, manager vanished after funds wired from Ashland, and Livingston funded setup costs to protect citizens and the Day Nursery fee of 100 dollars per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Livingston
Newport Day Nursery Circus Committee
Newport
Ashland
Livingston
Bond Ordered Forfeited In Dry Officer Case
The bond for A Lee Clark posted by Blaine Mc Laughlin in Police Court was forfeited after Clark failed to appear. Mc Laughlin received ten days to produce him. Clark and Arch Morton were arrested with liquor in their car and later sentenced to jail and fined. Clark had been acting as a stool pigeon with Dr Thompson and federal agent Sawyer Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine McLaughlin
A. Lee Clark
Moore
Clark
McLaughlin
Arch Morton
Lexington
Sawyer Smith
United States
Dr. Thompson
Cynthiana
Newport Optimist Club meets. veterans praised at Altamont
E W Thornton spoke at Newport Optimist Club as members praised the group for business and professional caliber. Veterans Hospital patients thanked individuals and groups for Memorial Day favors. Police court fined J C Sparks for liquor on a streetcar and multiple others for traffic and stop-sign violations. Church jubilees and minstrel benefits occupied the rest of the program with sermons, anniversaries, and music events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Notes
E. W. Thornton
Standard Publishing Company
Cincinnati
Newport Optimist Club
Claremont
Veterans’’ Hospital
Altamont
Jack A. Tah
J. C. Sparks
Carlisle Avenue
Moore
Sparks
Snyder
Newport
Frank Beetz
Ambrose Reidinger
Charles Stuck
Gene Odam
J. A. Winkler
Prospect and
Elm Streets
Campbell and Kenton
W. A. Wray
Elberton
First Baptist Church
Dayton
R. Lee James
J. N. Ervin
Presbyterian Church
W. A. Pollard
Bellevue Baptist Church
American Boys’ Club
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
M. E. Church of Dayton
J. N. Erwin
R. L. James
Samuel J. Smith
Thelma Copeland
Real estate transfers and stamp payments in Ohio towns
William Galvagin transfers a Bellevue lot to William R. Thompson with stamps valued at 6000 dollars. Charles Young transfers a Ft. Thomas lot to Bernard Kettler with stamps valued at 2500 dollars. William H. Houston transfers a Newport lot to Harry Stern with stamps valued at 6000 dollars. A C Hurd Jr transfers a Newport lot to A C Hurd Sr for 1500 dollars. Charles Kuhn to William Borschert for a Dayton lot with stamps valued at 6500 dollars. Albert A Werry to William A Thompson for a Dayton lot with stamps valued at 5000 dollars. William A Thompson to Albert A Werry for a Dayton lot with stamps valued at 9500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Galvagin
William R. Thompson
Bellevue
Charles Young
Bernard Kettler
Ft. Thomas
William H. Houston
Harry Stern
Newport
A. C. Hurd, Jr
A. C. Hurd, Sr
Charles Kuhn
Illiam Borschert
Dayton
Local Names Listed in Ohio Area Notices
A fragmented reader list shows names connected to Covington Bellevue Newport Columbus Middletown and other Ohio localities. The text includes Frank Curtis Jr Jeanette Roush Charles A Short Edgar Moore Wilma Spangler Eunice Faulkner Arnett Collins and follows with place markers implying a notice or roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Curtis, Jr
Covington
Jeanette Roush
Bellevue
Charles A. Short
Newport
Ydney
O Edgar Moore
Columbus
Wilma Spangler
Arnett Collins
Middletown
Eunice Faulkner
Dawes Delivers Dinner Talk Honoring Hale Retirement
Vice President Dawes was the principal speaker at a Chicago dinner honoring Major General Harry C. Hale who retires from active command of the Sixth Army Corps Area on July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
Chicago
Harry C. Hale
Sixth Army Corps
Four Escaped Juveniles Re detained After Jail Break
Four of eight boys who escaped Friday night from the Juvenile Place of Detention are back in custody. Robert Warburton 15 and Joseph Schneider 17 were caught and held on auto theft charges. Kenneth Sharp 15 and Lawrence Fox 17 were captured next day by Marshal Beyers in Mt Healthy and brought back to face robbery and church altar destruction charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hunt
Robert Warburton
Clark Street
Joseph Schneider
Baymiller Street
Kenneth Sharp
North Perry Street
Larence Fox
Kinney and
Martin Streets
Mt. Healthy
Marshal Beyers
Beyers
Hamilton Pike
North College Hill
Church of the Assumption
Fred Jacky Weds Dancer in Pittsburgh Ceremony
Fred Jacky of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and the Gibson Hotel Orchestra married Charlotte Mahurin of Fort Wayne Indiana in Pittsburgh on Monday. She is a dancer and will perform a vaudeville engagement there before joining Jacky in Cincinnati on Thursday. The couple met three years ago at the Zoo where Jacky played with the Zoo Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jacky
Cincinnati Symphony’ Orchestra
Gibson Hotel
Pittsburgh
Charlotte Mahurin
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Cincinnati
Zoo
Jacky
Minneapolis Flour Market Report
Minneapolis June 2 market bulletin shows Wheat No 1 Northern at 1.585 percent, September at 1.524. Corn No 3 yellow 1.084 to 1.09. Oats No 3 white 41? to 44 percent. Flax No 1 2.70 to 2.74. Flour 30 to 35 cents lower at 8.90 per barrel for shipments of 24,373 barrels. Bran 27.50 to 28.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Mother of Calvin Coolidge Jr. sees Mercersburg students honor memory
The mother of Calvin Coolidge Jr. attends Mercersburg Academy as students honor his memory with a commemorative event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge, JR
Mercersburg Academy
Menefee Appeal Denied In Embezzlement Case
The Supreme Court denied the appeal of Harry Menefee Cincinnati man described as a former Kentucky lawyer and Paris peace conference stenographic reporter. He was convicted of embezzling 450 dollars from Mrs. Mathilda Nelson and sentenced to two years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Supreme Court Today
Harry Menefee
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Paris
Ciuren
Mathilda Nelson
Menefee
Nelson
Newport
Brazil
General Pershing
Portrait Unveiled Honors Calvin Coolidge Jr at Mercersburg
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge attended a Mercersburg Academy tribute for her son Calvin Coolidge Jr who died last July. The class of 1925 presented a watch to Mrs Coolidge and unveiled a portrait of Calvin Jr with the inscription an ideal American boy and a much beloved Mercersburg son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin, Jr
Mercersburg
Calvin Coolidge, Jr
Calvin
John
Joel Boone
Mercersburg Academy
William Mann Irvine
Oath of Citizenship Taken by 31 Persons
Thirty-one new citizens took the oath of allegiance to the United States in United States District Court yesterday. Final examination of the aliens was conducted by Edward J. Kennedy after which Harry Rabe administered the oath. List of new citizens includes Italians Liberato Del Greco Giuseppe Tomassini Agostino Melchionna Joseph Capano Russians Lieba Shoodin Morris Curkin David Schneiderman Minnie Minowitz Isaac Pines Irish Charles Beirne Patrick Gormley Robert Hall Rumanians Anna Straky Helen Waldeck Janos Nicholas Minnich Seifan Heil Michael Scherzer Pole Elie Abramowitz Natives of Other Countries Peter Callaghan British Herman Max Elmer Lueders German George William Glencross Alexander Sideris Gustav Bachmyer Hungarians Johannes Franciscus van den Boogaard Dutch Pauleee Oswald Canadian James Tinie Turk Adam Kaiser Hungarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States District Court
Edward J. Kennedy
Harry Rabe
Liberato del Greco
Giuseppe Tomassini
Agostino Melchionna
Joseph Capano
Lieba Shoodin
Morris Curkin
David Schneiderman
Minnie Minowitz
Isaac Pines
Charles Beirne
Patrick Gormley
Robert Hall
Anna Straky
Helen Waldeck
Janos Nicholas Minnich
Seifan Heil
Michael Scherzer
Elie Abramowitz
Peter Callaghan
Herman Max Elmer Lueders
George William Glencross
Alexander Sideris
Gustav Bachmyer
Johannes Franciscus van den Boomgaard
Pauleee Oswald
Nadian
Joseph Schmuer
Juge Slavis
Ward J. Schwarr
James Tinie
Adam Kaiser
Reed urges Coolidge name Pennsylvania tariff advocate
Senator Reed of Pennsylvania, guest at the White House, asks President Coolidge to appoint a high protectionist Republican from Pennsylvania to the Tariff Commission replacing William Burgess. Reed also urges a 50 percent tariff increase on methanol, arguing German wood alcohol imports threaten the industry in Pennsylvania and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Senator Reed
Pennsylvania
President Coolidge
White House
William Burgess
New Jersey
Reed
New York J
Industrial leader Elbert H. Gary enters Birmingham diet regimen
Elbert H. Gary chairman of United States Steel, with Mrs Gary, is under diet treatment in Birmingham guided by Dr Groesbeck Walsh of the Employees Hospital Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Co. He rode the new 2 5 million line coal haul train and plans a two to three week course if appetite allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Birmingham
Ala
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Groesbeck Walsh
Employees’ Hospital
The
Tennessee Coal, Iron*and Railroad Company
Steel Corporation
Caboose
Tennessee Company
Strike Hobbles Zumstein Cabs After Onboard Fight
A two hour strike halted Zumstein taxi service as drivers protested the discharge of floorman Charles Smith and suspensions of Harry Ritchie and three others after a Monday night fight. Union officials failed to attend a hearing and four drivers were paid off before reinstate ment pending a later company union hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zumstein
Charles Smith
Harry Ritchie
Ritchie
Chauffeurs
J. W. Barrett
Jack Redmond
Thomas Farrell
Mr. Barrett
Mr. Farrell
James Callahan
Jeff Masterson
al Fendler
Smith
Barrett
Naval officer convicted of possessing liquor aboard ship
Lieutenant F M Rohan of the naval transport Beaufort was found guilty by a court martial of possessing liquor aboard ship in violation of service regulations. He was acquitted on three other charges from a raid when the vessel docked at Norfolk. A board of inquiry was convened to determine liquor ownership at Lambert's Point after Orion docked. Lieutenant O F Johanns of the Orion was recently tried and acquitted on liquor ownership charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
F. M. Rohan
Beaufort
West Indies
Lambert's Point
Orion
O. F. Johanns
Radio Schedule Highlights Local Stations
Radio today features programs on WLW Cincinnati. At 7 PM a dinner concert airs, followed by a 10 PM musical program and an 11 PM organ concert. Earlier slots include Art talk with Congress quartet at 10 AM and a 11 PM musical segment. Baseball scores are also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee
Congress Quartet
WLW
Cincinnati
Bright Spots For Today And Evening Radio Schedule
WKRC Cincinnati presents 326 meters at 8 P.M with vocal and instrumental programs then at 9 P.M reading course and popular music, 9:30 P.M orchestra. Other stations feature Odd Fellows and Rebecca Lodges program at Springfield, graduation exercises at Washington, Morton Violin Choir in Chicago, Delco Baritone Quartet in Philadelphia, and Nordic Girls Club in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WKRC
Cincinnati
WBZ
Springfield
Odd Fellows and
Rebecca Lodges
WCAP
Washington
George Washington
WLS
Chicago
J. Sterling Morton
M.—Woo
Philadelphia
M. Foa
Seattle
Nordics Girls’ Club
Silent Night Radio Call Letters List
Central KFDM KF KX WCAL WCBD WENR WFAA WOSt WOAL WOAW WORD WOI WOWLSWMC Eastern CKAC WELAV WBBR WDAE WDWF WFI WGBS WGY WHAZ WHK WIP WJAR WayCAMAK WPG WRC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFDM
KFKX
WCAL
WCBD
WENR
WFAA
Wost
WOAL
WOAW
WORD
WOI
Wowlswmc
CKAC
WELAV
WBBR
WDAE
WDWF
WFI
WGBS
WGY
WHAZ
WHK
WIP
WJAR
Waycamak
WPG
WRC
Central Stations Radio Schedule Summary
Webh: Chicago program blocks start at 7 p m with orchestra talks and a one hour theater feature. A 9 p m performance runs an hour plus a two hour orchestral segment. Juvenile period at 6 p m precedes police bulletins at 7 p m and classical music at 7 8 p m. KYW 535 airs bedtime stories at 6 35 p m dinner dance at 7 p m and a 10 p m midnight revue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aicago
KYW
Chicago schedule notes evening concert lineup
At 7 P.M. a dinner concert lasts one hour followed by a 10 P.M. performance by musicians and entertainers for three hours ending with a 1 A.M. Hotsy Totsy Hour. The 447.5 meter reference appears as a venue or broadcast cue for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwqj
Chicago
Evening schedule at WMAQ Chicago features recitals and stories
The station lists a 4 30 P M musical recital a 6 P M organ recital children stories an 8 P M program and an 8 25 P M piano concerto followed by a 8 45 P M Players segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMAQ
Chicago
Radio Listings for Chicago and Louisville Stations
Radio schedule fragment lists WMBB WHAS WGN WLS programs with times and show types including semi classical, news scores, organ, dinner concert, jazz, orchestral and theater entries across evening hours in Chicago and Louisville, noting frequencies and program blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGN
Chicago
Skeezix
Radio Tonight Listings for Eastern Stations
WEAF New York and WEAR Cleveland offer dinner music and concert plans. WEAF features synagogue services at 6, band at 6:30, special program at 8, and symphony at 9, with orchestra at 10. WGY Schenectady schedules tea and children's programs around 6:30. WHK Cleveland presents tea concert at 4 and orchestra at 6:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
WGY
Schenectady
Cleveland
Musical and dance schedule at York venue
The program lists events including a 7:30 P.M. musical program a 9 P.M. talk and a 10:30 P.M. Silver Slipper Revue followed by a midnight orchestra. The text also mentions 361.2 meters and a reference to I McMineith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Radio Schedule Fragments for Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
Radio listings show WIP Philadelphia with musical segments and talks from 2 P.M. to 6 P.M including dinner music and stories. WCAE Pittsburgh presents a 461.3 meter schedule with dinner concert and multiple performances by an entertainer and Smyphony orchestra, plus police reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIP
Philadelphia
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Smyphony Orchestra
Evening Radio Schedule at WNYC New York
At 7 30 P M musical talks and at 8 30 P M police alarms are aired with a two hour block of talks and musical program on WNYC New York Station schedule lists 526 meters band affiliations and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNYC
New York
Dinner concert and lecture schedule at WJIZ-New York
The page lists a 6 PM dinner concert and an 8 PM announced event at WJIZ New York with an organ recital at 7 45 PM and a baseball scores brief. It also mentions a 454 3 meter reading and a Journal reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJIZ
New York
Aati Street Journal
Radio listings for Pittsburgh and New York programs
WGBS New York schedules show a 56 P.M entertainer slot and a 5 30 P.M orchestra. KDKA E Pittsburgh lists 7 P.M baseball scores and 8 45 P.M hour of music airing on 309 1 meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WGBS
New York
Plan to Refinance St Paul Road Announced
New York reports a complete reorganization plan for the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railroad in receivership since March 18. The plan calls for exchange of over 464 million in securities, an assessment of 28 a share on preferred stock and 32 a share on common stock, and aims to liquidate short term debt including government loans. Protection committees have approved the plan, with a three month target for completion and deposits to be made by security holders before seeking ICC approval for new securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Kuhn, Loeb’ & Co
National City Bank
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tagged motorists crowd station at city hall
Traffic rule requiring all tagged violators to register at the First District Station caused confusion as Chief Copelaw failed to assign a handler. First District officers, already issuing tags, must register cited motorists citywide until a temporary clerk is added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Copelaw
Morgan Grants Credit to Italy of 550 Million
New York June 2 Morgan & Co establishes a 50 million revolving credit for Italian exchange stabilization. backed by the Italian government, issued to a banking group led by the Bank of Italy, Bank of Naples and Bank of Sicily. The move follows a rate rise and sparked a currency rally as Morgan notes it has placed similar credits for France Britain and Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Financial
Italy
Thomas W. Lamont
Morgan
Bank of Italy
Bank of Naples
Bank of Sicily
Great Britain
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
National City Company
Cotton market drops after government crop report
New York June 2 The first government crop report of the season triggered a sharp cotton market break. October contracts fell from 22.67c to 21.87c intraday, closing at 22.06c as the market steadied with declines of 33 to 40 points. The May 25 condition estimate of 76.6 percent surprised traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Crude Oil Runs Report From Oil City Daily
Oil City reports credit balance of 3.55 with crude oil runs totaling 61 037 barrels. Average runs equal 61 037 barrels and shipments reach 56 583 barrels with average shipments of 28 291 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Notice of Affidavit for Certificate of Public Convenience
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio hears Joseph S. Craycraft affidavit seeking certificate to operate motor transportation on routes from Manchester through Aberdeen to Cincinnati and via Ripley Georgetown using two regular vehicles and one irregular truck. Hearing details available on request. Craycraft based in Manchester Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Craycraft
Public Utilities Commission of
Ohio
Manchester
Aberdeen
Cincinnati
A. and P
Ripley
Georgetown
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Columbus
Beaver County receives bridge permit request across Ohio River
County Commissioners of Beaver County Pa apply to the Secretary of War for authorization to build a highway bridge across the Ohio River about 17 miles below Pittsburgh. Names listed include Art W. Coombes Encch W.S. Engle and James P. Leaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver County
Pennsylvania
Secretary of War
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Congress
Art W. Coombes
W.S. Engle
James P. Leaf
Notice to Property Owners Explanations of Excavation Rules
Notice to property owners forbids openings for gas or water mains during public way construction. Ordinance 248 1914 prohibits surface openings for three years after completion on roads paved with non water bound macadam. Fred Schneller, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
City of
Cincinnati
Fred Schneller
Cincinnati adopts oil treatment district for several streets
Resolution No. 110-1925 declarations establish a district along Cedar avenue from Belmont to Lathrop place and connecting streets including Lathrop place and Salvia avenue, to have oil roadway treatment once in 1925 under a Byrnes-Conway Company contract. Assessments on abutting property will cover the total cost, with time set by the Director of Public Service. Passed May 26, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Cincinnati
City of
Cincinnati
Robert Schmidt, JR
Fred Schneller
Geo. P. Carrel
Central Avenue
Third Street
Front Street
Stephen H. Burton
Elsinore
Calif
Cora Buerger
Ft. Thomas
May Fallis Rodgers Lovell
Covington
Howard S. Rodgers
New York City
N. Y
Anna Price Kershaw
Slaria Llagaret
el Dur Zamaler
Ghezireh
Cairo
Egypt
Larz Anderson
Weld
Brookline
Mass
Council
Second Street
State of
Ohio
Director of Public Service
Probasco Avenue
Clifton Avenue
Deckebach Avenue
State of Ohio
Chas. F. Hornberger
Edward P. Durr
Cedar Avenue
Belmont Avenue
Lathrop Place
Lathrop Plac
Llanfair Avenue
Argus Road
Salvia Avenue
Public Service
Cedar’ Avenue
Lilanfair Avenue
Byrnes-Conway Company
McMillan Street
Moorman Avenue
Taft Road
Director of
Clerk of Council
Cindinnati
Oil treatment assessment for McMillan Street section
A resolution petitions oiling roadways abutting McMillan Street from Moorman Avenue to Taft Road in Cincinnati. It authorizes assessment of the full treatment cost against property abutting the described streets once in 1925 under contract with Byrnes Conway Co. and Ordinance 253-1924.
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Mary Duncan Held
Teries
George D.blume
Bernard J. George
Charles Bonifield
Walker L. Vance
Charles McGinley
Kenton County
Sherman Seither
West Fourth Street
New York State
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Industrial Club
St. Lawrence Deep Waterway
Kentucky State Tax Commission
John W. Middendorf
Joseph Reese
Plymouth Coal
Hatfield Coal Co
Madison Ave
J. Mason Howk
Ohio High Court
Mrs
Calvin Coolidge
Mercersburg, Pa
Coolidge
WMBB
WHAS
Contiglto
ST. Paul Road
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!