Workers Rally as YMCA Drive Reaches $25,596 in NY Campaign
Progress reported at a luncheon indicates $6,350 in new subscriptions added to the $25,596 total toward the $150,000 M. C. A. drive. Division B led with $2,680 for yesterday and $13,011 overall, boosted by a $5,000 donation from Mr. and Mrs. Taft. Leaders urged more workers to boost outreach before Friday closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lme
D. Collins Lee
Women’s Department
Charles P. Taft
Simon M. Billiter
Walter B. Going
John C. Hermann
Frank D. van Winkle
Latonia grade crossing debate heads to Latonia commission
Covington city commissioners meet to decide on eliminating the Southern avenue grade crossing via an underpass at Caroline street while considering a Decoursey avenue option for traffic and street car lines. Louisville and Nashville Railroad seeks closing Southern avenue. Meyerle opposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Southern Avenue
Caroline Street
Kluemper
Decoursey Avenue
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Meyerle
Latonia
Caroline
Veterans Elect Officers At Sixth Spanish American War Encampment
The sixth annual encampment of the Spanish American War Veterans concluded at Pythian Hall Covington after new officers were elected in the morning session. Officers named include Department Commander C H Board Louisville Vice Commander R C Rives Lexington Junior Vice Commander George H Buck Corbin Chaplain J RR Wright Louisville Sargeant Bruce Spalding Louisville Adjutant Oscar Clark Louisville Quartermaster C B Shimer Covington delegates-at-large O W Robinson Barboursville to the national encampment at Denver Colorado in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythiawall
Fourth Street
Court Avenue
Covington
C. H. Board
Louisville
R. C. Rives
Lexington
George H. Buck
Corbin
Oo. W. Robinson
Barboursville
Jonn RR. Wright
Sargeant
Bruce Spalding
Adjutant
Oscar Clark
Quartermaster
C. B. Shimer
Charles L. Becker
Charles Tohl
Newport
O. W. Robinson
Denver
Col
City Planning Commission Receives Expert Survey Bids
The City Planning and Zoning Commission opened six bids for city survey work to plan uniform streets and zoning. Bids ranged from 15000 to 48000 dollars yearly. report due to the commission and City Commissioners tonight at Covington Chamber of Commerce with Frank Michaels hosting. city has budgeted only 5000 dollars so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Covington
Commission
Covington Notes on Local Assaults and Robbery
Mrs. Albert Lannigan, 48, of 308 Pershing avenue, was struck by a car driven by H. Hudson of Roanoke Alabama but declined hospital care. Beulah Robinson, 314 Greenup street, was bruised after being hit by a passing car. the driver fled without giving his name. Ear! Tapp, manager at Twelfth and Holman, was robbed of $40 by a bandit tied to Ohio license 744294. the thief fled in a car. Tapp resides at 4204 Winston avenue Latonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Albert Lannigan
Pershing Avenue
H. Hudson
Roanoke
Ala
Hudson
Beulah Robinson
Greenupistreet
Third and Court Avenue
Tapp
Twelfth
Holman Streets
Ohio
Winston Avenue
Latonia
Coat Found On Bridge Patrol Report
A patrol near the Suspension Bridge reported finding a coat yesterday at noon. Officer Lawrence noted the item as unclaimed and secured it for possible owner retrieval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coat
Lawrence
Newport Woman Sues City Over Husband Death
Mrs. Hester Bogart of Newport filed suit in Campbell County Circuit Court against the City of Newport seeking 20 000 alleging her husband Delbert Bogart was taken to Newport jail while ill and died after being held without medical aid. He collapsed June 17 1928 at Ninth and Monmouth and was reportedly misidentified as intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Bogart
Robert Street
Newport
Campbell County
Delbert Bogart
Ninth
Monmouth Streets
Newport Office Address and Phone Listed
The Newport office of The Commercial Tribune is No. 9 Woolsack Building, 10 West Fourth Street. The telephone number is South 1556. News items may be mailed or telephoned to this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
The
Commercial Tribune
Woolsack Building
West Fourth Street
South 1556
Federal Court to Hear J P S Right to Try Liquor Cases
Federal Court in Columbus Ohio will hear arguments Friday in habeas corpus action by George Hatem New Lexington against Justices of the Peace who tried liquor cases with costs secured beforehand. Hatem was released on $1,000 bond after conviction for possessing liquor and a $400 fine. His lawyers argue that securing costs is not a financial interest to avoid Tumey v Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Justices of the Peace
George Hatem
New Lexington
Benson W. Hough
Hatem
Perry County
Hough
Real estate auction for Corryville apartments and Walnut Hills home
Two St Louis buildings at 2539 and 2541 Scioto Street Corryville sold yesterday by Fred Tuke Son brokers. 2539 Scioto sold to John J Reynolds and Ida Reynolds for 7500 and 2541 Scioto to E Mathasz for 7450. Executors of the Ackermann estate Herman Goebel and William Ackermann sold additionally the two story nine room house at 3115 Durrell Avenue Walnut Hills to Louis Fox for 10575, with the lot 100 by 257 feet to be developed with an apartment building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Scioto Street
Corryville
Fred Tuke & Son
Dennis Street
John J
Ida Reynolds
E. Mathasz
Herman P. Goebel
William Ackermann
Ackermann
Tuke Company
Durrell Avenue
Walnut Hills
Louis Fox
Coat identified as missing woman’s in Cincinnati case
Fisher, a bridge officer, found a woman’s coat on the west footwalk. Mrs Jennie Doll identified it as belonging to her daughter Mary Virginia Doll a 37 year old teacher who had left home to Eden Park the previous day. Mrs Doll said her daughter had been suffering from aftereffects of an operation and periods of mental low mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Jennie Doll
Clark Street
Cincinnati
Mary Virginia Doll
Jackson School
Fifth
Mound Streets
Covington
THE
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Telephone Canal
Beef and hog prices ease at Cincinnati and Chicago markets
Cattle receipts limited to 204 head with Veal predominance. prices steady to higher for better grades. Hog trade seasonably heavy with top at 11.05 for 180 to 230 lb. most weights down 25 cents. Sheep and lambs show steady demand with bulk lambs 15.50 to 16.50 top, ewes 4 to 6.50, bucks 1 to 2. Chicago and Indianapolis follow similar trends with mixed gains for lambs and steady to weak cattle demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chicago
Indianapolis
Ind
Clinic for crippled children in Covington Wednesday
A free diagnostic clinic for crippled children under 18 will be held June 12 at the Girls' Friendly Society Hall in Covington. Organizers from the Kentucky Crippled Children's Commission and Rotary Clubs of Covington Newport and Falmouth coordinate transport and outreach for Campbell Kenton Boone Grant and Pendleton Counties. Families may send children to John Hanauer, County Chairman, for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Girls’ Friendly Society
East Fourth Street
Kentucky Crippled Children’s Commission
Campbell
Kenton
Boone
Grant
Pendleton
Rotary Clubs
Newport
Falmouth
John Hanauer
Clark announces bid for State Senator in Kenton County
Charles Eugene Clark a banker lawyer author lecturer and farmer declared his candidacy for the Republican nomination for State Senator from Kenton County in the August primary. He backpacks support from old line Republicans and faces Roy Steinfurt a real estate dealer who joined the race weeks ago. Clark previously ran for the same office over thirty five years ago against Senator William Goebel who later became governor and was assassinated in January 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eugene Clark
Kenton County
William Goebel
Goebel
Kentucky
Clark
Roy Steinfurt
Garage Owner Seizes Hidden Copper Still
Fred Fischer, a grocer on Pipe and Holman Streets, discovered a 500 gallon copper still and coil stored in his garage after a tenant fell in arrears on rent. Police removed the contraband, destroyed it, and will auction the copper to benefit the police and firemen pension fund. The tenant’s name was Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fischer
Holman
Jon Holman
Fischer
Carson
Marriage Licenses Reported in Ohio and Kentucky
Jerry Rinehart 21 of Waynesley Ohio weds Eunice Furni 26 of Columbus Ohio. Grover McMillan 31 and Hilda Tomlin 26 of Covington Kentucky. Cleveland E Dunn 27 garage owner and Dorothy Mills 22 of Springfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Rinehart
Ak Nic
Waynesley O
Eunice Furni
Columbus
Grover McMillan
Mechas
Hilda Tomlin
Covin N, Ky
Cleveland E Dunn
Dorothy Mills
Springfield
Ohio
Weather Summary and Temperature Table for June 4 1929
The bulletin reports mainly cloudy to partly cloudy conditions across Ohio Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia Indiana with chances of showers Thursday and little temperature change. A table lists current high and low readings for cities including Louisville Boston Nashville Albany Cleveland New York Detroit Chicago and others with no precipitation noted.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
S. Marie
Wash’ton
Chicago
Jack’ville
Dulugsh
Atlanta
St. Louis
New Orl
Kan’ City
Galveston
Omaha Sabreeta Oo
Pittsburgh
Denver
Bow
Cnus
Phoctosertion
Ck Ove Sosieese
Textile strike defendants fined in Chancery Court action
Forty five of fifty two defendants charged with picketing and violation of court injunction during the Elizabethton textile strike were convicted in Chancery Court tonight. Three received ten day jail terms and $590 fines, others were fined from ten to twenty five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Trh
Elizabethton
Chancery Court
Mauget Held to Jury in Hijackers Slaying
Herbert Mauget 28 of Posey Apartments Third and Monmouth is held to the grand jury without bond for the murders of George Rowekamp 23 of 1087 Grand Ave and Leonard Kaelin 22 of 1128 Liberty St. Roy Baldwin 26 of 23 Ohio Ave Cote Brilliante is held to the jury under 2500 bond as accessory before and after the fact. Mauger allegedly shot the victims when they attempted to hijack liquor from him at the Ohio address. Rowekamp reportedly said they and Kaelin came armed with a shotgun to take liquor. Mauger is charged with firing an automatic pistol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Mauget
Posey Apartments
Third
Monmouth Streets
George Rowekamp
Grand Avenue
Leonard Kaelin
Liberty Street
Roy Baldwin
Ohio Avenue
Cote Brilliante
William C. Buren
Campbell County
Mauger
Rowekamp
Kaelin
Shots Fire Through Door Leads to Trio's Detention
Newport police held one woman and two men after a shooting at 413 West Sixth Street. Two shots through a door were wild and caused no injuries. Police seized 100 bottles of homebrew and prepared to arraign the trio before Judge Bertelsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
West Sixth Street
William Holland
Burns
Hodesh
Burkey
Hawthorne
Buckingham
W. R. Wirt
Fr Thomas
Nellie Davis
Adam Bryant
Covington
Musical Revue by Olive Vail School at Temple Theater
Two hundred Olive Vail School of Expression students will present a musical revue at the Temple Theater Newport on Wednesday night June 19. Miss Vail says the event shows Northern Kentuckians with notable talent and features young dancers ages 4 to 15. The program includes A Double Wedding of the Painted Dolls Oriental Fantasy a Scene From Holland Bird Ballet Kiddies Kabaret and Greenwich Village Girls. Walter Esberger Cincinnati will provide music for the occasion. Public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Vail
School of Expression
Temple Theater
Newport
Miss Vail
Holland
Bird Ballet
Greenwich Village
New York
Walter Esberger
Cincinnati
Nephew of murderer held as robber suspect
Charles Roberts and Earl Lutes both of Cincinnati were arraigned in Campbell County Court after residents of Ross Ky captured them following a robbery attempt at Jacob Andrews grocery. The pair admitted one man being the murderer Breck Lutes nephew and were turned over to federal authorities by William C. Buren. The cars they used were reported stolen in Hamilton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Roberts
Earl Lutes
Cincinnati
Breck Lutes
Ohio Penitentiary
William C. Buren
Campbell County
Ross
Jacob Andrews
Fred Weber
Hamilton
Newport approves sale of water works bonds
On recommendation by J. Gil Davis, the Commissioner of Public Property, the Newport City Commission passes a resolution to sell 100000 in bonds for water works improvements. Plans call for larger mains in the city and a new 100000 gallon booster pump reserve in Clifton to serve residents of Clifton and Southgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gil Davis
Publi Property
Newport City
Davis
Clifton
Southgate
City to issue bonds for system repairs
The remainder of the proceeds will be used in general repair of the system. Blaine McLaughlin, City Solicitor, was instructed to draw an ordinance for the sale of the bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine McLaughlin
Optimist Club Hosts Youth Clinic Recap
Campbell County Optimist Club welcomed over twenty youths who benefited from the Optimist clinic during the past year. Dr. Carey E. Wamsley led the clinic and reported that most patients had minor operations and gained 10 to 15 pounds in weight since treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County Optimist Club
Carey E. Wamsley
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Voigt in Newport
Mrs Mary Voigt 71 of 1031 Orchard Street widow of Gustave Voigt died at home. Funeral from St Stephen's Church Newport Friday at 9 am with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Survived by daughters Mrs Lawrence King Mrs W R Wilson of Newport and Mrs Boyd Keen of Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voigt
Mary Voigt
Orchard Street
Gustave Voigt
St. Stephen's Church
Newport
Evergreen Cemetery
Lawrence King
W. R. Wilson
Boyd Keen
Covington
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth J Abbott
Mrs Elizabeth J Abbott died at her home near Grants Lick. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Plum Creek Christian Church Grants Lick with burial in the church cemetery. She is survived by three sons Robert John and Selmon Abbott and a daughter Miss Nola Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth J. Abbott
Grant’s Lick
Plum Creek Christian Church
Grants Lick
Robert
John
Selmon Abbott
Nola Abbott
Carl Beyland Dies in Cincinnati Auto Crash
Carl Lincoln Beyland, 34, of Clifton Kentucky, was killed when struck by a car in Cincinnati. Funeral services will be held at his home with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. He is survived by three brothers and one sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lincoln Beyland
Home Street
Clifton
Cincinnati
Evergreen Cemetery
Smith Sentenced to Thirty Days for Disorderly Conduct
Ben Smith of 326 West Fifth Street was sentenced to 30 days in jail after arraignment before Judge Theodore Bertelsman on a disorderly conduct charge. His wife Florence Smith testified that he beat her while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Smith
West Fifth Street
Theodore Bertelsman
Florence Smith
Marriage Licenses Reported for Several Couples
Howard Reis 30 a painter from Mt Washington D and Evelyn Meyer 29 from Fr Thomas Ky. William F Biegler 21 a superintendent and Mary Taggart 21 both of Columbus 0. Elmer H Thomas 40 a telephone operator and Rieman 28 both of Greensville Fred Bland Jr pattern maker and Eleanor Ries 21 both of Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Reis
Mt. Washington
Evelyn Meyer
Fr. Thomas
William F. Biegler
Mary Taggart
Columbus
Elmer H. Thomas
Oa Rieman
Greensville
Fred Bland, Jr
Eleanor Ries
Newport
Realty Transfers In Bellevue Ojeman Buy
Elizabeth Galley transfers a lot on O Fallon avenue Bellevue to Edward and Erma Ojeman in a realty transfer recorded for the public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Realty
Elizabeth Galley
Edward and
Erma Ojeman
O'Fallon Avenue
Bellevue
Accidental Death Verdict In Bus Crash In Ohio
Coroner seals accidental death ruling for Mrs. Lucy Schuyler of Pittsburgh and Mrs. G. B. Beecher of Hillsboro after a Buckeye Stages bus collided with a car on State Route 50 near Owensville. Inquests planned for Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Ireton of Marathon. Bus driver from Columbus questioned. Authorities note no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Beecher
Hillsboro
Bethesda Hospital
Joseph Curtis
Clermont County
Lucy Schuyler
Pittsburgh
Beecher
Owensville
Buckeye Stages
Edward Curtis
E. C. Ireton
Marathon
Robert Roberts
Young
Curlis
G. R. Polk
Columbus
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Iretons
Dr. Ireton
Clermont County Good Roads Association
Diamonds Recovered From Plane Crash Near Moline
The Sun reports diamonds valued at 25 000 dollars were found and returned to their owner in New York. The 132 diamond package, sent by registered air mail from El Paso for inspection by a buyer, crashed and burned in a swamp, but the owner has now recovered the stones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Sun
Moline
Ill
el Paso
Masonic Temple Fund Drive Begins With Strong Subscriptions
The Administrative Committee of the Masonic Temple has signed up to the $600,000 fund goal, duplicating and increasing their original subscrip tions. Committee members include John H. Dickerson and Charles W. Dupuis, with Vattier Lodge No. 386 contributing $500. The first division report and meeting were set for noon at Hotel Sinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Masonic Temple Fund
Charles W. Dupuis
Cincinnati Masonic Temple Company
John H. Dickerson
George F. Dieterle
Maurice E. Pollak
William H. Tateman
Maurice J. Freiberg
Mr. Dupuis
Vattier Lodge
A. M
Charles F. Hake, Jr
Sinton
Alexander the Great Linked to Early Dental Disease
In Cleveland on June 4 delegates at the Northern Ohio Dental Association convention learned from Dr. A. E. Cole of Toledo that Alexander the Great had an early case of pyorrhea. Dr. Cole notes ancient treatment by Aesculapius as “loosened teeth.” Dr. R Q S Schlosser of Northwestern University told about 3,000 dentists that latest denture models are comfortable and do not impair speech at the three day meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Alexander the Great
Northern Ohio Dental Association
A. E. Cole
Toledo
Aesculapius
Cole
R. QO. Schlosser
Northwestern University
Censorship Denounced by National Broadcasters Chief
William S. Hedges of Chicago warned that proposed government censorship of radio broadcasting and a bill to make broadcasting stations common carriers would be the greatest evil to the industry. He spoke in Chicago on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William S. Hedges
National Association of Broadcasters
Earhart to speak on Color in Advertising at Cincinnati club
John F. Earhart art instructor at the University of Cincinnati will address the Cincinnati Advertisers' Club tomorrow night on Color in Advertising the topic focusing on visual impact and effective use of color in ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Earhart
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Advertisers’ Club
Acting head of Railway Mail Service named
H. L. Conner, Assistant Superintendent, is acting head of the Railway Mail Service department while Superintendent C. P. Kendall takes a two weeks vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Conner
C. P. Kendall
Marriage Licenses Listed for Numerous Local Couples
A long list of marriage licenses names twenty two couples with ages and occupations, including Frank Windt and Anna Stefan, Philip Emig Jr. and Dorothy Schmerr, Lawrence Lehnert and Louise Steman, Louis Armstrong and Beatrice Townsend, Andrew Nailor and Florence Ebbers, Alfred Schneider and Helen Schwenker, Aron Mathieu and Roselia Feher, Lawrence Hegenbarth and Marion Richter, Philip Sandow and Emily Goldberg, Walter Rye and Cassie Cox, Bernard Huellemeyer and Loraine Buele, Arthur Welsh and Irene Riesenbeck, Louis Descaunets and Minnie Hansen, Irving Fine and Rose Foodin, and Andrew Rogers and Mary Davis. The pairs list ages, addresses, and occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Windt
Hamer Street
Baker
Anna Stefan
Findlay Street
Philip Emig, Jr
Henshaw Avenue
Dorothy Schmerr
Runnymede Avenue
Lawrence Lehnert
Silverton
Louise Steman
Deer Park
Louis Armstrong
Richmond Street
Beatrice Townsend
Andrew G. Nailor
Ramona Place
Florence Ebbers
Grove Avenue
Alfred Schneider
Cheviot, O
Helen Schwenker
Hardin Avenue
Aron M. Mathieu
Locust Street
Bernard Huellemeyer
St. Bernard
Loraine Buele
East Fifth Street
Arthur Welsh
West Rochelle Street
Irving I. Fine
Brooklyn
N. Y
Rose E. Foodin
Glen Way Avenue
Andrew P. Rogers
Laurel Street
Mary L. Davis
Richter Transfer to Build Garage on Beekman Denman Site
The Richter Transfer Company bought a 248 by 263 by 148 foot lot along Beekman street Denman street and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad North Fairmount from the Belmer estate via Warren E Richards Company for 15000 dollars. A portion of the site will be used for storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richter Transfer Company
Beekman Street
Denman Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
North Fairmount
Belmer
Warren E. Richards Company
Mrs Schmidt Buys Oakley Flat at Auction for 8850
Mrs Carrie Schmidt paid 8850 yesterday for the brick St Louis flat at 2741 Minot avenue Oakley in an auction sale conducted by Odore Mayer and Bro brokers. Sachs Realty Co acted as realty agent for the transaction with Benjamin Smith the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Schmidt
St. Louis
Minot Avenue
Oakley
Benjamin Smith
Theodore Mayer & Bro
The
Sachs Realty Company
Residence at 2236 Maplewood Avenue Sold for 18000
Charles Cappell sold his eight room stone and shingle residence with bath at 2236 Maplewood Avenue Mt Auburn to Dr. Joseph N. Ganim for 18000. The Jerome M. Jackson Realty Company handled the deal including the garage on a 60 by 115 foot lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cappell
Maplewood Avenue
Mt.Auburn
Joseph N. Ganim
Jerome M. Jackson Realty Company
Lease signed for Krauss Radio Stores at 4033 Hamilton Ave
L. B. Harrison through the Frederick A. Schmidt Company leased the store at 4033 Hamilton Avenue, Northside, to Krauss Radio Stores, Inc. for ten years at a total rental of $30,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Harrison
Frederick A. Schmidt
Krauss Radio Stores, Inc
Hamilton Avenue
Northside
Man Sentenced to Nine Years in Ohio Penitentiary
Ralph Brown of Chambersburg Pennsylvania was sentenced to nine years for assaulting Sheriff J R Ferry with intent to kill in Ravenna Ohio. In the same incident Brown was shot in the back as two companions were killed, leaving Brown with a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenna
Ralph Brown
Chambersburg
Ohio Penitentiary
J. R. Ferry
Brown
Treasury receipts and expenditures for June first reported
The United States Treasury shows receipts of 5 144 350.17 and expenditures of 3 641 932.84 with a balance of 139 730 024.55. New York Clearing House Association reports yesterday's operations with exchanges totaling 1 875 000 000 and balances of 173 000 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
New York Clearing House Association
Bankers' Association tour led by Albert Reik this week
Albert Reik assistant cashier of the Fifth Third Union Trust Company is making a tour of group meetings of the Indiana Bankers Association this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Reik
Fifth Third Union Trust Company
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Dividend Declarations For National and Second National Investors
Local stock holders relieved after rumor of skipped dividends as the Second National Investors' Corporation declares a 1.25 dollar per 5 stock convertible preferred dividend for April 12 payable July 1 with record June 10. The National Investors' Corporation also declares a 2 percent semi annual dividend on its 5 percent preferred stock payable same date and record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Investors’ Corporation
Second National Investors’ Corporation
Akron tire maker sold to Warren company
The American Rubber and Tire Company of Akron Ohio has been sold to the Rubber Company of Warren Ohio. F Snyder president of the American announced the sale but did not disclose transaction details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Rubber and Tire Company
Akron, C
Weeally Rubber Company
Warren, O
F. Snyder
The
American
Construction contracts rise in week ending May 31
New construction contracts climbed 68 percent over the prior week per F. W. Dodge Corporation. The week ended with a total of 175.9133 million dollars, highlighted by a 15 million dollar oil refinery and pipeline project spanning Oklahoma, Missouri and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Oklahoma
Missouri
Illinois
Banking syndicate offers City of Binghamton bonds
A syndicate offers City of Binghamton New York bonds with a 4% coupon and registered gold features. Maturities run from April 1, 1930 to 1967 and prices yield from 5% to 4.20% depending on term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton, Y
British Type Investors approves capital increase and split
Stockholders of British Type Investors Inc approve raising authorized capital to 500000 Class A shares and splitting each existing share into four new Class A shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Type Investors, Inc
New York Produce Exchange Adopts Shared Commission Plan
The New York Produce Exchange yesterday allowed New York Stock Exchange and Curb market firms to share 50 percent of commissions on produce exchange securities. Firms must register with the exchange and pay $200 annually. Floor privileges remain reserved for regular members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Produce Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Curb Market
Produce Exchange
Eee
Standard Oil of New Jersey Stockholders Ratify Profit Sharing
Stockholders approve a management profit sharing plan for Standard Oil of New Jersey and affiliates. Directors and executives will benefit when annual net earnings exceed 7 percent of net assets, up to 5 percent of the excess, under set restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Trading Suspensions Mark York Market Moves
Trading in Ungerleider Financial Corp stock was suspended on the New York Produce Exchange at the request of the firm ahead of its listing on the New York Curb market. Schickerling Radio Tube Corp stock also saw exchange suspensions. La Salle-Wacker Building Corp issues 6 million 5 per cent first mortgage bonds offered at 100 with interest today. American Cities Power and Light Directors set a 2 percent quarterly dividend in Class B stock payable August 1 to holders of record in 10 days. Longtime backers Central States Electric control American Cities with investments in utilities and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ungerleider
la Salle-Wacker Building Corporation of Chicago
American Cities Power and Light Corporation
American Cities
Central States Electric Corporation
Money rates and currencies in New York and London
In New York on June 4 bar silver 515x,c Mexican dollars 39%4c, call money firmer at 7 percent, time loans steady with varying terms. Prime mercantile paper 6 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged. In London silver 24d per ounce, money 4 percent, discount rates for short and three month bills 4 9/16 to 5-1/6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
London
Remarkable are merits of famed Konjola medicine
Grain exports from the United States last week totaled 2 047 000 bushels, with wheat 1 486 000, barley 302 000, corn 219 000, oats 23 000 and rye 17 000. Canadian grains cleared from Atlantic ports were 2 073 000 bushels. Konjola promotional material extols the medicine and quotes a Cincinnati user, Jessie James Johnston, praising its relief of stomach trouble and other benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
United States Atlantic
Konjola
Dow Drug
Jessie James Johnston
West Eighth Street
Cincinnati
Johnston
Fifth and Vine Streets
Sixth and Vine Streets
Ohio Incorporations File With Secretary of State
A list of new corporations filed in Columbus Ohio on June 4 includes Molloy Inc Cincinnati 100 shares no par value by Molloy Molloy and Lipp. The Green Lantern Service Corporation Cleveland 250 shares no par value by Frost Mettel and Mayer. Sun Trucking Inc Cleveland 10000 by Letter Friedman and Friedman. Midwest Dairy Products Company Cleveland 100 shares by Soltz Morris and Scholist. Smith Bros Used Cars Inc Toledo 250 shares by Smith Chase and Ackermann. Home Builders Lumber and Supply Company Swanton 6000 by Busack Busack and Leora Busack. Hambourg Oil and Gas Company Lancaster 100000 by Bauman Butell Kuhner Irons and Neal. Northmoor Inc Dayton 250 shares by McCann Seery and Wells. Pultney Investment Company Bellaire 250 by Strong Rolf and Cooper. I C Goodward Inc Akron 100 by Woodward Carson and Moore. Dinger-Myrick Inc Canton 250 by Dinger Myrick and Finefrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Frieda Friedman
Midwest Dairy Products Company
Cleveland
Alfred I. Soltz
J. R. Morris
Bernard H. Scholist
Smith Bros. Used Cars, Inc
Toledo
Grover E. Smith
Evan M. Chase
Hattie Ackermann
Home Builders’ Lumber and Supply Company
Swanton
F. R. Busack
Bellaire
Marie A. Strong
Audry L. Rolf
Kenneth C. Cooper
I. C. Goodward, Inc
Akron
I. C Woodward
George J. Carson
C. T. Moore
Dinger-Myrick, Inc
Canton
H. M. Dinger
F. E. Myrick
Beulah F
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United States Department of Agriculture
Foyr
Mauget
Financial Notes
Joe Jinks
Joe
the PrEss Publishing CO
New Y York World
Mickey Walker
W. E. Hutton & Co
Gulf Oil
Jesse James Johnston
Hoffman Studio
Pickering
Zoo
Avon
Detroit, Fort St. Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
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!