Wall Street Journal Bond Roundup Sees Irregular Trading
In a lively yet uneven session bonds remained firm for investment grade issues while convertible and stock-linked notes slipped. American Telephone and Telegraph and International Telephone and Telegraph converts hit new lows. Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron convertibles fell. Shubert Theater 6s touched 58 while American Chemical 5 1 4s held near highs. Washington dispatches boosted Bank for International Settlements bond activity and broad trading followed, aided by easing money markets. French bonds edged higher and railroad issues stayed active, with Chicago Rock Island & Pacific 4% and Baltimore & Ohio 4 1 4s showing gains.
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Wall Street Journal Wire
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American Telephone and Telegraph
International Telephone and Telegraph
Philadelphia
Reading
American Chemical
Shubert Theater Company
Washington
State Department
J. P. Morgan & Co
Bank of International Settlements
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Milwaukee
St. Paul & Pacific
River Stage Records at Cincinnati and River Departures
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 12.4 feet and rising. The Tom Greene departed for Huntington at 5 o'clock yesterday. The Kentucky left for Louisville at 9 this morning. The Cincinnati is due from Louisville at 1 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Tom Greene
Huntington
Kentucky
Louisville
Dam Completed at Camp Knox Water Basin
Camp Knox Kentucky finished a new dam impounding 20 million gallons of spring water to secure supply for the 33 000 acre reservation and a population of about 10 000. Capt W L Bartley supervised the project using existing facilities with 10 000 cubic yards of rock blasted and 40 foot high dam.
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Camp Knox
Fifth Corps
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
W. L. Bartley
Capt
Bartley
Montgomery McKee
West Point
Grain bears lift in Chicago amid stock slump and rain doubt
Chicago grain markets slipped as stocks fell to year lows and export demand paused for holidays abroad. Wheat closed steady to lower with July around 1.04 to 1.07 per bushel, while corn and oats fell and hog prices influenced provisions. Canada reports slow winter wheat growth from cold, frosts, and lack of moisture, tempering any rally.
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John P. Boughan
Associated Press
Chicago
Stock Exchange
Canada
New York
Mercantile Exchange
Wheat Market Mixed Amid Weather and Demand Shifts
The Cincinnati wheat market shows varied futures as weather, crop reports, and Europe’s lower expected wheat output create uncertainty. Oklahoma Texas yields are disappointing, while domestic demand remains quiet and supplies tight, signaling possible price gains despite a cooler week.
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American
Northwest
Texas
Oklahoma
Europe
Russia
Seaboard
Fruits and Vegetables Market Report
W. H. Mosier notes on track sales across multiple produce lines. Apples led by United States No 12% at 6.50 to 7.75 per barrel. cabbage steady with Tennessee pony crates. cantaloupes firm with California jumbo and standard classes priced. carrots California and Louisiana baskets listed. celery dull with Florida crates. Green corn and lettuce show solid activity in Texas and California. Onions in Texas yellow Bermudas and Crystal White Wax crates priced with various pack totals.
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Texas
United States
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Louisiana
Georgia
South Carolina
Mississippi
Tennessee
Nancy Halls
Florida
New York Bbls
Russell
Baldwins
North Carolina
Texas Yellow Bermudas
Livestock Market Report Shows Rising Receipts and Steady Prices
Cattle arrivals for the week total about 3,350 head locally, with market prices steady as dealers show little variation. Hog and sheep movements rise with strong veal and lamb demand. total hogs around 18,660 and lambs near 7,550, while drought conditions push stock water scarce and shipments up.
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B. R. Bowman
Prominent Ohio Woman Falls to Her Death
Laura E. J. Hanna, heiress from a wealthy Columbus family, fell from a sixth floor window ledge at the National City Bank Building and landed on a roof four stories below as a noon crowd watched. She withdrew $10 before the tragedy and had no clear business on the floor. Her husband, the late Harry Hanna, died in an elevator accident. Her brothers Ellis O. Jones and Clarence M. Jones were involved in a recent will dispute.
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Columbus, CO
National City Bank
Laura E. J. Hanna
Columbus
Cora Jones
Business Men’s Credit Association
Girl Lures Cincinnati Man Into Highwaymen’s Hands
A decoy girl posing as a distressed motorist drew R. J. Thompson of Cincinnati into a trap on the Lincoln Highway near Greensburg. Two bandits robbed him of 5382, later returning $2 for gasoline. The girl did not take part in the robbery. The incident was reported to state police.
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Greensburg
R. J. Thompson
Cincinnati
Thompson
Atlantic City
Thompson radio salesman returns from Atlantic City trip
H W J Thompson a radio sales man living at 1601 Brewster Avenue was away on a business trip to Atlantic City and was on the return journey home according to his wife yesterday.
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H W. J. Thompson
Brewster Avenue
Atlantic City
Local Grain In First Hands Reported in Cincinnati
Stocks of grain in first hands at Cincinnati on Saturday June 7 reported by Bradstreet Manager Frederick Phillipps list wheat 417858 bushels corn 313287 oats 5580 rye 4228 and reflect market levels at that date.
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Cincinnati
Frederick Phillipps
Bradstreet Company
Market quotes for wheat corn and oats
In St Louis cash wheat No 2 red winter 1.11 to 1.12. Corn No 2 yellow 83c No 2 white 86c. Oats No 2 white 48c. Futures: July wheat 1.04 5/8 and Sep 1.07 1/8. Corn July 81 1/4 and Sep 82 5/8.
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Sy. Louis
Cincinnati Law Library elects three trustees at 83rd annual meeting
Fred W. Hinkle Joseph W. O'Hara and Walter Schmitt were re elected trustees and Oscar Stoehr re elected Clerk at the Cincinnati Law Library Association annual meeting. Simeon M. Johnson was re elected President John W. Peck Vice President and Fred W. Hinkle Treasurer. Librarian Edwin Gholson reported 1557 volumes added, total 63 057. He noted the library exceeds 65 000 volumes and urged more local bar members to join.
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Fred W. Hinkle
Joseph W. O'Hara
Walter Schmitt
Cincinnati Law Library Association
Oscar Stoehr
Simeon M. Johnson
John W. Peck
Edwin Gholson
Law Library
Shoemaker Reappointed to Ohio Uniform Laws Commission
M. M. Shoemaker, attorney of 1814 First National Bank Building, was reappointed by Gov. Myers Y. Cooper to the Ohio Commission of Uniform Laws, serving until June 1933. Judge Frank M. Clevenger of Wilmington, D., also named. both help standardize state laws to reduce conflicts and aid national jurisprudence leading to uniform measures like taxes on negotiable instruments and veterans guardianship law.
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M. M. Shoemaker
First National Bank
Ohio Commission of Uniform Laws
Myers Y. Cooper
Shoemaker
Donahey
Frank M. Clevenger
Wilmington
Clevenger
American Bar Association
Bar Association
United States
William McAdoo Dies Noted New York Politician at 76
William McAdoo, prominent New York figure and former Chief City Magistrate, died at his Park Avenue home after illness. A native of Ireland, he served as Congressman for the Seventh New Jersey District, Assistant Secretary of the Navy, and New York Police Commissioner before becoming Chief City Magistrate in 1910. He married Eva Lee Tardy of Richmond, Va., who survives him.
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William McAdoo
Navy
Cleveland
Park Avenue
New Jersey
County Donegal
Ireland
United States
New Jersey Assembly
Eva Lee Tardy
Richmond
William H. Kelly Inventor and Diver Dies at 66
William H. Kelly 66 inventor of Kelly Metal a copper and lead fusion used in motor bearings died in Los Angeles. A lifelong seaman he once dived in the Morgan City wreck during the Spanish American War recovering 250000 in postage stamps and valuable cargo. He directed efforts saving the vessel 881 Navarro and her crew during a storm in Alaskan waters. He is survived by his widow Elizabeth Kelly.
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Los Angeles
William H. Kelly
Kelly
Morgan City
Navarro
Elizabeth Kelly
Cincinnati Traffic Club to form Woman's Auxiliary
The Cincinnati Traffic Club will organize a Ladies' Auxiliary at a Wednesday meeting in Chamber of Commerce Room V. The group aims to assist in annual club events and outings, with inaugural activities planned around the June 28 Ohio River cruise aboard the Washington steamer. Invitations were sent to members and notable traffic leaders.
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Cincinnati Traffic Club
Chamber of Commerce
Robert C. Barnard
Traffic Club
Washington
L. F. Gartner
H. H. Clatur
Chwb
Muskingum College prepares for 150 graduates exercises
Muskingum College in New Concord Ohio plans a week of events for 150 graduating seniors. Rev. D F McGill will speak at morning service, President J Knox Montgomery delivers the baccalaureate, and Rev T C Atchison will address chapel. Diplomas will be awarded Tuesday by Rev John W Maclivor with a portrait unveiling and 25th anniversary tribute to President Montgomery.
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Muskingum College
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Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Christian Associations
J. Knox Montgomery
T. C
Atchison
Muskingum
O. Thompson
Ohio State University
John W. Maclivor
St. Louis
Maclivor
Franklin College
Montgomery
Escaped Negro Maniac Traced to Pennsylvania
Sharon Pennsylvania June 7 A belief that Henry Vaden one of three inmates missing since the sensational breakfast day escape from the Jonia asylum in Michigan was in the vicinity of Sharon since Thursday Superintendent B C Robertson said a description of a Negro seen here matches one fugitive Mrs Charles Nelson of Shanesville identified a photograph of a Ferrell resident as the man who sought food clothing and money Moses Vaden of Ferrell says the photo is of his brother who left Ferrell five years ago
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Henry Vaden
Jonia
Mich
B. C. Robertson
Charles Nelson
Shanesville
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Here
Nelson
Moses Vaden
Michigan
Man Kills Divorced Wife then Is Slain by Her Brother
Batesville Arkansas June 7 Jesse Barber 35 killed his divorced wife and wounded her brother in law Earl Nuckols at Nuckols home last night. Barber and wife had been divorced twice and argued over a child custody. Nuckols shot Barber three times and he died instantly. Nuckols surrendered to authorities with no charges filed. Barber was brother of former athlete J P Barber recently jailed for murder of Maurice Osborne.
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Ark
Jesse Barber
Earl Nuckols
Nuckols
Barber
Maurice Osborne
Osborne
Ohioans' Posts Changed
The State Department announced John K. Davis of Wooster Ohio is reassigned from Consul General in London to Seoul Korea. It also named R. Henry Norweb of Elyria Ohio as Counselor at the Embassy in Santiago Chile.
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State Department
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Wooster
London
Seoul
Korea
Department
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Elyria
Santiago
Chile
Tomorrow Night’s Dinner Menu at Cottage
Dinner menu lists Cottage ham with boiled new cabbage macaroni and green peppers in cheese sauce. Includes pineapple salad hot corn muffins or corn bread, individual strawberry upside down cake and coffee.
Cooking cabbage and simple desserts from a kitchen guide
A kitchen guide cautions cabbage should not cook beyond 25 minutes unless large pieces are used and suggests quarters or eighths. It provides cheese sauce for Mueller elbow macaroni, corn bread with listed ingredients, and an upside down strawberry individual cake recipe with butter and sugar batter baked then inverted for serving.
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Mueller
Recipe requests and fudge tips from readers
A reader asks reprinting Mrs Auchs fudge recipe after praising corn relish instructions. The letter includes a corn relish recipe with corn cabbage onions peppers celery seed vinegar sugar and spices and a Bettys Fudge recipe with sugar chocolate butter vanilla and cooling steps.
Preserve Recipe Cards Offered Free by Request
A note explains a set of labeled preserve recipes is being printed with no charge. Cards are mailed on receipt of a stamped self addressed envelope, and there will be a single edition. Interested readers are urged to write for their set promptly.
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