American Investors Buying Public Service Securities At the Rate of $60 Per Second
New York June 7 market review notes strong demand for public service securities as Abell of the American Gas Association cites vast daily investment in utilities. Despite steady price rises some warn of overvaluation and urge caution before buying. Overall, money remains easy with mixed signals on future inflation and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
H. ©. Abell
American Gas Association
Abell
America
Covington J. E. Mitchell Dies in Greenville
Joseph E. Mitchell 81 of Greenville Miss formerly Covington tobacco maker died after a long illness. A veteran of the Union army he spent fifty years in the Kentucky Ohio tobacco trade and retired as a partner in Lovell & Buffington Tobacco Co. He leaves a son and two daughters and will be buried at Highland Cemetery after a 3 PM service at Allison & Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Mitchell
Greenville
Miss
Covington
Mitchell
Kentucky
Ohio
Lovell & Buffington Tobacco Company
Covington Notes On Local Court Cases And Events
Three Kentuckians face Judge Manson in Covington Police Court for liquor possession after late Saturday arrests at Pike street and Madison avenue. The accused are Herbert King Edward Cummins and Howard McKinney with McKinney also charged with reckless driving. Also charged with reckless driving, William Herring and C. C. Cupp were in an Howell street collision. Whila Villa Club opened with a large Covington turnout and officers F H Hugenberg and F J Anthe. Harold McKennan slight injuries from a Madison avenue collision. Thomas Reed involved. Dr W O Carver spoke on the Baptist Seminary campaign at First Baptist. Mrs Pearl Lemons has been missing since Friday. her husband Fred Lemons reported it. William Pappas was arrested for operating a game of chance. bail set at 500. Old Ladies' Home residents invited to a Gipsey party by the W C T U with 400 invitations. program includes songs and an address by Mrs George Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Manson
Roche, Berte and
Litzler
Pike Street
Madison Avenue
Herbert King
Russell Street
Edward Cummins
Howard McKinney
Falmouth
McKinney
William Herring
Busse Avenue
C. C. Cupp
Howell Street
Herring
Cupp
Howell
F. H. Hugenberg
F. J. Anthe
Harold McKennan
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Thomas Reed
West Twelfth Street
W. O. Carver
The
Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
First Baptist Church of
Carver
Baptist Seminary
Pearl Lemons
Lockwood Street
Coney Island
Fred Lemons
William Pappas
Scott Street
Odeon
Old Ladies
Lillian Clarkson
East Third Street
A_ proram
George Warrington
J. _R. McHatton
Volta-Tonic promises big battery savings for radio fans
Radio fans are urged to try Volta-Tonic a new compound claimed to recharge 12 or 13 dry cell batteries at 7 cents each. The ad touts over 60 percent savings and offers shipping at 75 cents per bottle from Volta-Tonic Co 636 Sixth Ave Dayton Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volta-Tonic CO
Sixth Ave
Dayton, Ky
Newport High School Graduates Hear Illusions and Ideals Sermon
The 1925 Newport High School class and about 500 guests attended a baccalaureate at Salem M E Church. Rev John W Huber urged lifelong study, warned against chasing illusion, and stressed effort over “something for nothing.” Special music by Edwin Heaken directed choir with Emma Petch at organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport High School
Salem M. E
Eighth and
York Streets
John W. Huber
Huber
Edwin Heaken
Emma Petch
Bellevue
Dayton
Ft. Thomas
C. Ralph Schmidt
Christ Evangelical Church
Fr. Thomas
Highlands High School
Russian Vets Lead Revival in Russia Mission Worded by Porter
Rev. Boyd Porter recounts evangelistic revival led by former prisoners of war who converted in Germany. He spoke at Newport’s First Baptist Church noting Europe’s war propaganda, predicting another war and praising the gospel's role in transforming Russians from elites to believers. He urged missions to Russia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Russia
Boyd Porter
Porter
First Baptist Church
Eighth and
York Streets
Newport
Europe
Dr. Porter
Wilson
Campbell County Meeting Aids Military Road Plan
Senator Truesdell and Hub Bard Schwartz will organize a Campbell County meeting to promote the Ft. Thomas to Camp Knox military road. The kickoff at Carroll County Courthouse appointed June 13 delegates for a June 17 Carrollton general meeting to form a permanent group, following attendance by over 6 000 representatives from across Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Ft. Thomas
Camp Knox
Truesdell
Hubbard Schwartz
Carroll County
Carrollton
Kentucky
Newport Notes of arrests and public events in Newport
Multiple arrests reported in Newport and Cincinnati area including John Ingalls aged man charged with intoxication and assault after a fight at Andrews Ball Park. George Conner struck with a brick sent to Speers Hospital. W A Johnson faces reckless driving and intoxicated operation charges after collision on Central Bridge. Ray Hilton charged with breach of peace parked with a young lady on Licking Pike. Two Mexican nationals James Hill and Pope Hill held for intoxication on Central Bridge. Taylor Colston released on recognizance and to face disorderly conduct arraignment. Jacks charged with breach of peace for abusive language. Commencement exercises for Clifton eighth grade at Grandview School with diplomas for 25 pupils. ChristPrairies Church service observed with community speakers.
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Newport
John Ingalls
Andrews Ball Park
Tenth Street
Licking River
George Conner
Mound Street
Cincinnati
Conner
Speers Hospital
W. A. Johnson
West Fourth Street
Central Bridge
Johnson
French Bros.Bauer Company
Harry Holtkamp
Runner Street
Holtkamp
Ray Hilton
Radio Electrician
Ludlow Street
Weber
Hilton
Licking Pike
Buten
Campbell County Court
Mexico
James Hill
Pope Hill
West Fifth Street
Maloney
Taylor Colston
Southgate Street
Central Avenue
Moore
Colston
John F. Crawford
East Ninth Street
Jacks
Tenth
York Streets
Maybury
Joseph Noertker
Public Schools of
Clifton
Grandview School
Main
Grandview Avenues
R. L. Rachford
Paul Fowler
Bruce Wendt
Opal Fowler
P. B. Clark
Christ Praagries
Ft. Thomas
D. W. Snyder
Genes
Lucy Kine
Moss
Radio Schedule Oddities Reflect Local Stations
A fragmented broadcast listing shows WLW Cincinnati and local stations airing mixed programs. Times include 7 P.M. dinner concert and 9 18 P.M. studio program with trio acts and a 10 P.M. mixed quartet, plus baseball scores and zoo entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
Cincinnati
Zoological Gardens Entertainment
Norse American centennial broadcast schedule details
Radio listings show at 10 30 A M WGY Schenectady an address by Sir Esme Howard and at 3 30 P M WCCO Minneapolis a address by President Coolidge. The program includes a Norse American centennial event with a chorus of 500 voices and a fee at 3 35 P M WGY Schenectady. Also listed are the opening of a St Paul studio on WCCO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGY
Schenectady
Esme Howard
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Coolidge
Fee
Buffalo
P.M
St. Paul
Radio Call Letters List Merger Revealed
A compiled roster shows numerous radio call letters from Central to Eastern regions including WGN WHAS WNBC and CKAC WCAU WEBJ WEBH WOWL WIP WJY WMC and WREO among others. The document outlines a broad spread of stations across multiple markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFDM
WBCN
WCAL
Wean Webh
WGN
WHAS
Sa Maq
WMBB
WOAY
WQJ
WGBS
TAS
CKAC
PWX
CNRO
WDWF
WFI
WOWL
WIP
WJY
WMC
WCAU
WEBJ
WBAV
WOO
WREO
WHAZ
WPG
Weather and program guide for WOI Ames broadcast
WOI Ames IA lists a 270 meter signal with a 10 30 PM weather report followed by an 11 PM popular music segment. No further program details or dates are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Kodel Ng
Ames
Tea Concert and Bands at WHK and WSUI Tonight
WHK Cleveland hosts a 4 P.M. tea concert followed by Fitzgerald's Orchestra at 7.40 P.M. A travel talk is scheduled. WSUI Iowa City presents the University of Iowa band concert at 8 P.M. on the 483.6 meter frequency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fitzgerald
WSUI
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Musical schedule at Leon's State Theater in Cleveland
At Leon's State Theater in Cleveland performances start with a 7 PM musical seagree, followed by a 6 PM orchestra, 8 PM instrumental hour, and an 11 PM organ recital. The venue notes 389.4 meters and a 1 hour AM segment appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wear
Cleveland
Leon
State Theater
WJZ Net Night Program Highlights and Scores
New York station WJZ schedules 454.3 meters at 6 P.M. Orchestra at 6, ball scores at 6.30 and 7 P.M. Wall Street review at 7. P.M. male quartet at 7.30 with music and 8.30 P.M. duets trio and orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJZ
New York
Wall Street Review
Dream Daddy and Theater Features Schedule for Evening
Evening schedule lists Wit Lees A at 6 30 P M Dream Daddy with the boys and girls. Orchestra at 7 P M Movie review at 3 20 P M Theater features at 8 30 P M Dance orchestra at 9 P M Theater features at 9 25 P M and dance music at 9 45 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wit Lees
Dream Daddy
Radio Station Listings For Lockport Boston New York Philadelphia
Radio schedules list programs by station including WMAK Lockport WNAC Boston WNYC New York WOO Philadelphia and WEAF. Entries show times for music talks orchestras police reports sports results school programs and entertainment across the evening. The lineup includes musical segments at 8 P.M. 9:15 P.M. and 10:30 P.M. plus police reports and theater features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOO
Philadelphia
WEAF
Radio Station Schedule Summary From Various Markets
A fragment lists radio stations WGR Buffalo WGY Schenectady WHN New York WEAF New York KDKA East Pittsburgh WAAM New Ark WRC Washington WBBR Staten Island with 5 PM to 11 PM programs including orchestras talks concerts church services and entertainment, noting meters and times and sample program blocks for each station. The entries show music, addresses and event names such as organ recitals choir performances and Navy Band segments in a regional schedule snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRC
Washington
U. S. Navy
WBBR
Staten Island
City ordinance bonds pledge details and approval timeline
The ordinance establishes a pledge of Aurora entries and distinct fund with interest to secure principal and interest on bonds. It takes effect as soon as allowed by law. Passed May 5 1925 with later mayoral disapproval and June 2 1925 approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froome Morris
Fred Schneller
Geo. P. Carrel
Bertha C. Lietze
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Cincinnati Votes to Issue 87100 Bonds for Street Improvements
The Cincinnati Council on May 5 1925 passed Ordinance 200 1925 authorizing bonds of 87100 for improving Montgomery Pike Woodmont and additional streets plus right of way and sewers. The plan includes 25 year serial bonds at 4.5 percent with interest prepaid from taxes and a separate 506200 bond issue for Main Street and related streets with a 10 year term.
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City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Montgomery Pike
Woodmont Avenue
Wilson and Baxter Avenues
Salutaris Avenue
Clarendon Street
Columbia Avenue
Fenton Avenue
Gamble Street
Locust Street
Paddock Hills Avenue
Ross Run
Aster Place
Michigan Avenue
Hamilton County
Wilson Avenue
Ehrman Avenue
Baxter Avenue
Norwich Avenue
McMillan Street
Hazen Street
Wolff Street
Cheviot Avenue
Higbee Street
Alms Place
Hampshire Avenue
I.cessin
Ohio
Director of Public Service
City of Cincinnati
Main Street
Elder Street
Elm Street
Florence Avenue
Glenway Avenue
Mcmicken Avenue
Broadway
Highland Avenue
Daytona Avenue
Fairbanks Avenue
Kessler Avenue
Ambrose Avenue
Ravenna Street
Chandler Street
North Corporation
Peabody Avenue
Fourth Street
Front Street
Race Street
Commerce Street
Reading Road
Gilbert Avenue
McKeone Avenue
Mcmicke Avenue
Vine Street
Fourth
Froome Morris
Fred Schneller
Peerrs
Geo
Carrel
Bertha
Petz
Fridd Schneller
T*s
Council
Washington Studio Schedule Health Talk Gypsies Tonight
WCAP listing shows a 7 30 P M health talk, a 9 P M Days and Nights in Washington, and a 9 20 P M To Be Announced segment with a 9 P M Gypsies program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCAP
Washington
Stockholders Meeting for Gessing & Sons Company
Stockholders of The Co J Gessing & Sons Company will meet July 7 1925 at 2 p m in Bell Block Cincinnati Ohio to consider dissolving the corporation and surrendering its authority and franchises and to transact any related business. Secretary Joseph L Gessing and Attorney Frank H Kunkel announce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Co. J. Gessing & Sons Company
Frank H. Kunkel
Bell Block
Sixth and Vine Streets
Joseph L. Gessing
Stockholders Meeting of The Isaac Fuller's Sons Co
Notice to stockholders of The Isaac Fuller's Sons Co that a directors majority calls a meeting at the company offices Cincinnati Ohio on July 10 1925 at 10 oclock am to consider amending the articles to authorize 2750000 preferred stock 2750 shares of 100 each and to increase common capital from 500000 to 550000 5500 shares of 100 each with voting and other provisions to be agreed upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Fuller’s Sons Company
Eighth and
Walnut Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Isaac Fuller’s Sons CO
Samuel Mayer
ERTC
Ordinance Fixing Kellogg Avenue Widths 1925
The Cincinnati council passes Ordinance No 199 1925 fixing Kellogg avenue roadway width at 30 feet and sidewalk spaces with 10 feet on the northeast and 20 feet on the southwest between Congress Avenue and Turkey Bottom Road. Passed February 24 1925 with mayoral disapproval February 27 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Kellogg Avenue
Congress Avenue
Turkey Bottom Road
Froome Morris
Fred Schneller
Geo. P. Carrell
Bertha C. Lietze
Clerk of Council
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Theodore
Price
Commerce and Finance
Italy
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Bank of France
Federal Reserve System
Norway
United
Brazil
London
Dan's
Federal Reserve
N. Y
Scccivisie
Chicago
Rio No. 7
Hee
Pittsburgh
Loth
East Pearl
Union Trust Bldg
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Safe Investments
Grimes County
Tex
Mhe Weil
Roth & Irving
Dixie Terminal Building
City Hall
J. Mason Howk
J. E. Mitchell
South
Devon Park
Daniel O'Donovan
Alfred F. Schild
Andrew Reibling
Agnes Clancy
George E. Phillips
John W. Middendorf
J. Mason How
Commercial Tribune Publishing Co
Commercial Square
Canal
Thomas
Bellevue Choral Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
L. P. Pence
R. Lee James
Dayton High School
Judson Harmon
B. F. Harmon
W. B. Harvey
R. H. Tolle
WMAK
Lockport
Musicale
Max Freedman
WNAC
Boston
WNYC
WGR
Gertrude MacTaggart
Yieies
Cartet
KDKA
WAAM
New Ark
Thorncliffe
Puff Ball
Ocean Crest
Kirkfield
Seth’s Flower
Dernier Sou
Merwulina
van Patrick Weeeeees
Maid
Dow Dance
Aurora
Ts. Little Jennie
Sherrill
Angel
Lady Allen
Lavigne
Wahkeena Seneweeee Nel Taylor
Lady Finnell
Clough Jordan
Maharon
Baleful
Tender Seth
McArthur
Winnie O' Wynn
Phyllis Gentry
George
Winnie Davis
Charmateer
Erskine Dale "Little
Alfred
Missionary
Topa
Ball Gee
Publis
Corinteere Neereweeeek
Coo
Ossaleen
Fausto Serene Cerenetese
Raeee
Elias O
Wilmer “Ey
Breseada
Addie
Louis A. Sedeverdensee
Annie Lyle
Rachel Sees
Clai
Connaught
Herbert Sooo
Miss Maggie
Cozy
tSpring
Irow Vane
W. Carter
Horncliffe Stable
Ilson
Buttercup Seeree
Seth Sort
Canada
King’s Court
tSeagram Stable
Ixola
Mrs. Finley
Ucky
Vd Siehfics RC Po A
Rosy Jester
Cordelier
Seeweentes
Bill
Winfrey
Letterman
Eather Clear
Belmont
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
E. H. Bond
Barytone
Oss Grenadier II
Prince O’ Bourbon
Sir Ronald Seeree
Reminder Baldwin
Lockerbie
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