Wheat Options Rule Lower Demand Slow Wheat Market
Cincinnati June 5 1922 the wheat market showed no relief from weak demand as options fell on slow export buying and poor cash interest. Reports of rust and crop deterioration drew little attention though mills showed some urgent need for top grade cars. Prices for corn oats hay and other grains moved unevenly with generally weaker tones and mixed demand across markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Timothy
Kansas
Wheat declines on favorable harvest weather in Southwest
Chicago markets show wheat prices drifting lower as ideal harvest weather in the Southwest reduces demand. July and September futures ease, corn and oats drop, while hogs lift provisions. traders await Liverpool quotes and note rising domestic supplies.
Grain and Provisions Market Roundup Across Cities
New York reports mixed grain prices with flour firm and cornmeal steady. Wheat and oats show varying spot values, while pork and lard hold, hay and bran move differently across Philadelphia Milwaukee and Minneapolis markets with dates in June and July listed.
Cattle and Hogs Trade Report From Octane Market
Receipts and shipments over 48 hours show cattle at 1,529 head with 7,290 hogs and 2,730 sheep. Markets reveal steady to firm beef and dairy prices, with strong demand for dry fed steers and yearlings, top steers reaching 8 88 per cwt and a 1100 lb bullock at 8 75. Hogs active with most weights around 10 85 to 11 75, lambs around 14 50 to 15 00, and cows generally steady to weak with cutters and canners in the 2 to 6 range depending on grade. Regional quotes from New York, Kansas City, Chicago, and Cleveland show varied receipts and price movements, reflecting overall market strength amid mixed supply.
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Kansas City
Colorado
Chicago
California
Country
ST. Louis
Texas
Cleveland
East Buffalo
Cincinnati Bank Clearings and Market Activity Report
Cincinnati reports bank clearings of 10,559,545 with higher loans around 5 to 6 percent and growth in demand. Stock Exchange shows modest daily shares and bond volume, listing varied company holdings including American Rolling Mill and Procter & Gamble, plus international currency rates and U S government bonds pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
American Rolling Mill
Central Warehouse
Champion Coated Paper
Globe Soap
Globe-Wernicke
Paragon Refining Co
Procter & Gamble
Senad
Coven Tim
Pure Oil
P. c
Mbites Ae
P. cc
Ites Rie
Wurlitzer
Cincinnati Gas and Ae
Ohio Bell Telephone
Ohio Bell Eee Pref
Et Ae Eit Denneen
Ohio Traction
Svacs Sab
Coos
Canada
London
Paris
Belgium
Holland
Hungary
India
Bombay
Jugo- Slavia
Tovenesies Yaar Noeway
Ois Ascendsvaiesaaes
DORAN
Spain
Germany
Shanghai
Hile Peros
Weed Bysbole
Seveeveess
Bert MS Yas Cos Chews
China
Hongkong
United States
Panama
Proceses Ae
Philippine Islands
Nick Usaches
Colum
Eve Tarotth
Liberty
Cbs Vevee
Victory
Secescceeceses
WiCtete
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Wees
New York
British Hold Up His Carrying Arms to Ireland
A New York bound steamer Seattle Spirit carrying corn and mixed goods was halted in Tralee Bay by a British sloop. Ammunition in barrels was seized. captain handed several crew members to authorities. Vessel previously linked to contraband liquor and arms shipments to Ireland.
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Ireland
London
Associated Press
New York
Fenit
County Kerry
Tralee Bay
Press Association
Tralee
Seattle Spirit
Fenit Pier
Shipping Board
Seattle
Cork
Dublin
Belfast
East Side
Hoboken
John J. O’brien
Minister Denied Right to Preach in His Church
Judge A M Caldwell of Campbell Circuit Court permanented a temporary restraining order barring Rev. Paul B. Roedinger from preaching at St. Paul Evangelical Church Alexandria Kentucky. The church split over two months with supporters and opponents testifying about loyalty and debt issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Caldwell
Campbell Circuit Court
Paul B. Roedinger
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Alexandria
Caldwell
Roedinger
William F. Clark
William Hess
John Miller
Amos Reinhardt
Andrew Faust
Board of Trustees
Arms Smuggling Allegation Taints Seattle Spirit Voyage
Moore & McCormick officials deny knowledge of weapons aboard the Seattle Spirit. They say British claims misstate cargo, which consisted of corn in bulk and merchandise. Captain Kreig notes a prior failed arms smuggling attempt on another line vessel and says ammunition was found in coal bunkers as the ship docked in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moore & McCormick Company
Seattle Spirit
Co. W. Kreig
Line
Ireland
Kreig
Bookman Addresses Students at Y W C A Leadership Institute
Executive Secretary M. Bookman of the Community Chest told Y W C A Leadership Training Institute attendees that leadership and salesmanship share core traits. Mrs. Mary Sullivan Brown replaced the scheduled speaker and emphasized the power of voice in leadership with practical exercises for resonance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bookman
Community Chest
Mary Sullivan Brown
S. Burnett Jordan
Mrs. Brown
Dayton Funeral for Mrs Forster Details
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Forster aged 63 of 103 Sixth Avenue will be held tomorrow at 1 30 PM. The service location is not specified in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Forster
Sixth Avenue
Dayton KY votes to expand village boundaries
Dayton Kentucky City Council on second reading approved an ordinance adding new territory to the village. The expansion runs south to Covert Run Pike and east to the Ft Thomas corporation line. A tax rate of 1.75 dollars was adopted and final approval likely at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Covert Runpike
Ft. Thomas Corporation
Newport Speeders Fined In Bellevue Court
Miss Pearl Plageman a Newport real estate broker was fined ten dollars and costs after being stopped for driving thirty miles per hour in the city. A N Cooper of Cincinnati also paid ten dollars and costs. Other speeders Lett Klei and Burns had cases placed on the open docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Plageman
Third
York Streets
Newport
William B. Schmidt
Bellevue
Owen
Miss Plageman
A. N. Cooper
Vine Street
Cincinnati
Bud Lett
Norwood
Matt Klei
Hooper Street
Funeral for C. F. McHenry at Evergreen Cemetery chapel
Funeral services for C. F. McHenry 68 of 12 Linden Avenue will be held tomorrow afternoon in the Evergreen Cemetery chapel with burial in the grounds. He died Sunday after a several weeks illness. McHenry was secretary of Donaldson Lithographing Company Newport and had worked there for over 50 years. He is survived by his widow six daughters and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. McHenry
Linden Avenue
Evergreen Cemetery
McHenry
Donaldson Lithographing Company
Newport
Permit Granted For Five Bungalows On Washington Avenue
Le Roy Hindman city clerk approved a permit for Parke E. Dorsey to build five bungalows on Washington Avenue south of Fairfield Avenue. Each house will have five rooms and an estimated cost of 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
LeRoy Hindman
Parke E. Dorsey
Dixie Highway progress and Pendleton County effort announced
President Harvey Myers reports the Dixie Highway is complete in Ohio and Michigan with plans to extend to Pendleton County. The Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association backs a July Burgeo in Falmouth to fund Pendleton upgrades and Georgetown Paris and Cynthiana residents are invited. Road work on the Madison Pike will begin soon with state county cost sharing. New members include N. F. Penn J. W. McDonald J. C. Simrall V. Martin H. R. Sillman J. G. Dilger and Thomas H. Towers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Michigan
Harvey Myers
Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association
Jacksonville
Fla
Pendleton County
Monurely
Falmouth
Georgetown
Paris
Cynthiana
Madison Pike
Joseph Boggs
N. F. Penn
J. W. McDonald
J. C. Simrall
V. Martin
H.R. Sillman
J. G. Dilger
Thomas H. Towers
Venn estate partition and divorce actions filed in Kenton Circuit
A Kenton Circuit Court session saw Charlotta A. Venn file for sale of Thomas H. Venn estate property in Taidlow and division of proceeds among heirs. Nellie Wilkerson seeks an absolute divorce from Maurel Wilkerson with alimony and a $160 loan claim. Six auto crash cases at Twelfth and Greenup were settled and dismissed, naming defendants as George Eaton and plaintiffs Brenner Pelzer Brenner Frankman Pelzer Frankman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Venn
Charlotta A. Venn
William Venn
Taidlow
Nellie Wilkerson
Maurel Wilkerson
Twelfth
Greenup Streets
Judge Tracy
Harbeson
Fred Brenner
Anthony Pelzer
Virginia Brenner
Clara Frankman
Virginia Pelzer
Casper Frankman
George Eaton
St Benedict Parish Wins Permit for New East Sixteenth Street School
Alfred B. Dailey building inspector issued a permit for St Benedict parish to erect a brick and stone two story school on East Sixteenth Street. The project costs over $115,000 and includes twelve classrooms and a large auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred B. Dailey
St. Benedict Parish
East Sixteenth Street
Covington Moonshine Raids Target Chesapeake & Ohio Station
Nine prohibition officers conducted raids across Covington and Newport, seizing moonshine whisky, destroying corn mash, and arresting several suspects. Foreman William Madden led a 12-member grand jury amid accusations of unsanitary railway conditions and illegal whisky shipments from Old 76 Distillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Caldwell
Chesapeake & Ohio
William Madden
Monmouth Street
Fred Dorsel
William E. Smeltz
Andrew Enzweiler
William Erb
Henry Hoffman
Covington
Felix Fields
Lexington
R. W. Easley
W. C. White
J. W. Collins
Harry Ort
W. L. Williams
William Haddix
Newport
Chris Schott
James Wood
Elmer Correll
White
Harry W. Spradling
Russell Street
Roy W. Easley
Kendall Harney
Lee Street
John Craddock
Cook
Oscar Roetken
Spradling
Harney
Craddock
Hampton
Hauck
Roetken
Ort, Williams, Wood
Haddix
John Street
John Jones
Elm Street
Jones
Richard Bray
George Roehl
Roy Hamilton
William Heffren
Maysville
Wood, Schott and
Correll
William Kepfer
West Ninth Street
Kepfer
Lieutenant Stoeckel to Marry Miss Lang in Corpus Christi Church
Lieutenant Joseph F. Stoeckel of Cincinnati and Miss Marie A. Lang of Columbus are to wed at Corpus Christi Church on Thursday. The couple met during his army service after World War I era employment in Cincinnati. After their ceremony they will live in Cincinnati for a month before moving to Camp Devens and then sail to San Juan Porto Rico for a three year assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Stoeckel
Cortland Avenue
Cincinnati
Marie A. Lang
Tenth
Isabella
Corpus Christi
Stoeckel
Miss Lang
Army Infantry School
Ft. Benning
Boys to Be Guests at Newport Rotary Luncheon
Eighth grade boys will be guests of the Newport Rotary Club at a luncheon this afternoon in the Ft. Thomas mess hall. Each Rotary member hosts two boys with more than 100 expected. Major Alfred Ballin directs the meal and Aubrey Barbour will be the principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Central Church Recital By Lyons and Hedden Tonight
Miss Georgia Lyons will perform a recital at Central Christian Church assisted by Miss Helen Hedden. Proceeds from the event benefit the church building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Lyons
Helen Hedden
Central Christian Church
Arguments on Demurrer Postponed by Caldwell
Illness of Charles I. Dawson delayed arguments on a special demurrer in damage suits against Colonel H H Denhardt and Major James K Dillon. Judge Alfred M Caldwell said arguments will be rescheduled for Saturday if Dawson can attend. Plaintiffs claim they were beaten falsely arrested and imprisoned. The demurrer asserts soldiers acted under Governor orders and the Circuit Court lacked authority to try the cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Dawson
H.H. Denhardt
James K. Dillon
Alfred M. Caldwell
Dawson
Arrest of Frank Stucker on attempted robbery and shooting charges
Detectives Van Lewen and Donnelly arrested Frank Stucker of Fifth and Isabella on charges of attempted robbery and shooting with intent to kill. The warrant was sworn by Toney Karem of Front and York who says Stucker attempted to rob him at Fourth and Isabella and fired a shot when he fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stucker
Fifth
Isabella
van Lewen
Donnelly
Toney Karem
Front
York Streets
Stucker
Fourth and
Karem
Speeding Arrests Reported by City Traffic Police
Two men were arrested yesterday on speeding charges by traffic policeman Robert Gasdorf. Suspects listed as George Guethlein of Cincinnati and Frank Beck of 623 Madison Avenue Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gasdorf
George Guethlein
Cincinnati
Frank Beck
Madison Avenue
Covington
Lots Sold in Circuit Court Auction in Covington
Six lots in Cote Brilliant and four lots in Clifton were ordered sold yesterday by Judge A M Caldwell. The property belongs to Josephine Coffin and proceeds are to be used for her benefit as ordered by Master Commissioner John Kehn. Coffin is ill and Covington Savings Bank and Trust Company initiated the sale litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cote Brilliant
Clifton
A. M. Caldwell
Josephine Coffin
John Kehn
Ashcraft suit against Fisher continued over whisky trucks dispute
Normand Ashcraft of Bellevue sues Charles Fisher and others for 30000 dollars in damages from injuries in a pistol battle on the Newport end of the Fourth Street Bridge in March 1921. Ashcraft alleges he was employed by Fisher and was shot during a fight over two whisky trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normand Ashcraft
Bellevue
Charles Fisher
Ashcraft
Newport
Fourth Street
Fisher
Realty Transfers From Highlands and Dayton Properties
Highlands Real Estate and Investment Company to Edward Gardner transfers a lot in the Highlands Baby Farm Subdivision. Bessie Robbin sells to Richard A. Hoffman a 31 by 110 foot parcel on O Fallon Avenue in Dayton for 7000 dollars. John Bell sells to Daniel N. McCarley 3? feet on the south side of Monmouth Street in Newport for 7500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands Real Estate and Investment Company
Edward Gardner
Highlands Baby Farm
Highlands
Bessie Robbin
Richard A. Hoffman
O'Fallon Avenue
Dayton
John Bell
Daniel N. McCarley
Monmouth Street
Newport
Marriages Licenses Listed From Springfield to Newport
Marriage licenses issued for local residents include Ralph Lemly and Dorothy Cornwell of Springfield Ohio, Mayer A Frielich of Cincinnati, Lillian Yourish of Newport Kentucky, Milton Newman of Rosemayne Ohio, Nellie Dudy of Deer Park Ohio, George Evans of Cincinnati, Norine A Starke of Cincinnati, Joseph F Stoeckel of Cincinnati, and Marie A Long of Newport Kentucky. The list spans multiple nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lemly
Springfield
Dorothy Cornwell
Mayer A, Frielich
Cincinnati
Lillian Yourish
Newport
Milton Newman
Rosemayne
Nellie Dudy
Deer Park
George Evans
Norine A. Starke
Joseph F. Stoeckel
Marie A. Long
Covington Attorney Convicted of Conversion and Sentenced
Covington attorney Charles M. F. Striger was found guilty by a Kenton Circuit Court jury of converting funds from an estate he served as executor. He received a one year penitentiary sentence. Striger, a longtime local lawyer, testified the funds were owed to him for legal services. He awaits appeal after being jailed by Deputy Sheriff Harry Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. F. Striger
Covington
Tracy
Kenton
Striger
Amelia Wilson
Amelia Carter
Lillian Wurst
William Byrne
Richard T. van Hoene
Harry Ferguson
Commissioners Postpone Lease of Market House
Covington city officials postponed leasing the Seventh Street Market House until an agreement with Kenton County, owner of the second floor armory lease, is reached. Three lease proposals exist. solicitor Stricklett to find a solution. County cancellation could enable new terms. Potential renters include George Stahel offering 2300 dollars annually and T Jeff Edmonds offering to raze the building for a 200 dollar monthly site rental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Seventh Street Market House
Kenton County Commissioners
Kentucky National Guards
A. E. Stricklett
F.M. Tracy
George Stahel
T. Jeff Edmonds
Local Names List from Cincinnati and Covington Area
A fragmented list of individuals including Joseph Stewart Cincinnati Temple Weeks Cincinnati Robert Desmond Covington Ky Stella Berkley Dayton C R H Demiles Mansfield Melvina E McClellan Mansfield C J G Wilde Covington Ky Marie Zurborg Covington Ky Charles Schmidt Cincinnati Edith Snyder Covington Ky Ernest Dutton Nen'a Q Edna Montgomery Xenia C Anthony H Will g Cincinnati Pasia Mary Fritz Covington Ky My
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stewart
Cincnnati
Temple Weeks
Cincinnati
Robert Desmond
Covington
Stella Berkley
Dayton
Charles. Schmidt
Edith Snyder
Ernest Dutton
Nen‘a
Edna Montgomery
Xenia
Anthony H. Will G
Pasia
Mary Fritz
Covingtem
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