Wheat Surge Breaks as Bears Lose Ground on Dry Weather
In New York and Chicago wheat prices jumped amid Northwest drought fears. Trading on the Produce Exchange reached 5,625,000 bushels with major commission houses buying strongly. After the close curb sales trimmed half a cent, and July futures closed around 77.5 cents as speculation linked to John Cudahy in Chicago.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Chicago
Produce Exchange
John Cudahy
May United States exports rise to total 57.95 million
The May export statement from the Bureau of Statistics shows gains in breadstuffs 23,074,995 up 3.5 million from May 1899, provisions 13,662,867 up 654,000, cotton 11,830,931 up 2,200,000, and mineral oils 6,744,936 up 1,500,000, with cattle and hogs at 2,640,810 down 243,000. Overall total 57,954,520, up 7,500,000.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Independent Telephone Association Meet Opens in Cleveland
The fourth annual convention of the Independent Telephone Association of the United States starts in Cleveland tomorrow. About 1,000 delegates and visitors from forty states are in town. Today featured preliminary meetings and inspection of electrical exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Independent Telephone Association of the United States of America
Bank, telephone, and construction firms gain capital changes
The Secretary of State authorized incorporations and capital changes. Forest City Savings Bank Company Cleveland reduces shares from 2000 at 50 to 1000 at 100. Camden Telephone Company Camden capital stock 10000. Summit Construction Company Akron capital stock 5000. First Neighborhood Guild Columbus also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Secretary of State
Forest City Savings Bank Company
Cleveland
Camden Telephone Company
Camden
Summit Construction Company
Akron
Capital Stock
First Neighborhood Guild
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed
A compiled list of real estate transfers and mortgage filings includes numerous parcels in Silverton, Norwood, Columbia Township, and surrounding areas. Names such as Siegmann, McErlane, Corry, Gretwe, Hoem melmeyer, Jones, MacGranahan, Heuermann, Thornbury, Krueger, Foster, Meyer, Grueninger, Zinke, and others appear with various parcel descriptions and street references, alongside several mortgage filings and cancellations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossi de Patet de
Pset Cassaires
George
Mary Siegmann
Ernst
Metrio Ai Cyinecive
Ceed
Ascocks
Yeeury
Margaret A. McErlane
John Wm. Corry
Edward H. Gretwe
Elizabeth Hoemmelmeyer
Everett Street L
B. Co
Charles Heuermann
Silverton
Cresap
Glendore Avenue
Mary Newman
Hill Top
L. Co
Main Avenue
Mary B. Grueninger
F. C. Schwarz
Lockland
Wyoming
B. Association
Subdi Clara
Gustav Zinke
Union 8
B. and
T. Co
Nati Church
So. E. Church
Carlisle Avenue
James
Story Et al
Catherine Davis
Columbia Township
Midhurst
Orris P. Cobb
William Langhurst
Edwin J
Louise B. Howard
Lara M. Cobb
Cobb
John T
Mary Focken
Charles
Rogers
California
West End Bowling Co
Anthony Sauer
Western
Hul- Uriah
Ala Burdsal
Burdsal
Frank
Laura Bapers
Reading Road
William Keller
Elizabeth Shaw
Amelia B. Dick
John F. Schwarz
Frances Krueger
Sarah J. Trggbay
A. Foster
Norwood
St. John’s ™. E. Church
Park Street
Langhorst
William Langhorst
Highland Avenue
Samuel A
Belle Kellam
Lara M. Belden
P. Cobb
Death of Dr W W Harsha shocks Presbyterians
Dr W W Harsha professor of theology at the Omaha Presbyterian Seminary died in a railroad accident near Kirkwood Missouri. He slipped while attempting to board a moving express train after a visit with his daughter Mrs J S Kendrick. Death was instantaneous as the trucks struck his neck. He had been active with the Theological Seminary Association and was to speak at Highland University Kansas on June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Harsha
Omaha Presbyterian Seminary
Omaha Seminary
Thomas McDougall
Harsha
J. 8. Kendrick
Webster Groves
St. Louis
Highland University
Kan
Webster
Kirkwood
St. Stores
The
Theological Seminary Association
Dr Lord Praises Kipling at Ministers Meeting
At yesterday's gathering of Christian ministers a paper by Lord discussed English poet Rudyard Kipling. He argued Kipling is among modern poetry’s best and a greater prophet for the Anglo-Saxon race, citing present life as his source of inspiration and noting that a July August break will be observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord
Oyn Ea
Rudyard Kipling
Judge Fisher Here To Hear Importers Protest in City
United States Board of Appraisers Judge Fisher arrived in New York and began hearing protests from local importers over customs house appraisements. Several importers filed statements yesterday with more expected today as the judge stays two or three days before returning to New York. One appeal cited a tariff on a port desre from Puerto Rico.
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Fisher
United States Board of Appraisers
New York
Puerto Rico
Flower Parade at Fall Festival to Be Spectacular
The Fall Festival Association’s Parades Committee met at Gibson House with Chairman John L. Shuff to plan a flower parade for Cincinnati’s September 1929 festival. Suburban mayors will appoint ladies committees to decorate and enter a richly adorned vehicle, with strict entry exams and outfitted outriders. Distinguished guests will be invited for three or four special entertainment days.
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Fall Festival Association
John L. Shuff
Gibson House
Cincinnati
Parales
Wedding Surprise Elopement Ties Ada Wing to Blettner
Miss Ada Wing daughter of Colonel Charles B Wing and Mr Blettner son of Jos B Blettner Machine Co married at Kirsch House Aurora Indiana in a secret elopement arranged after parental objections. Rev C O Shivey officiated with Miss Jennie Kane and Mr Charles H Dinser as attendants. The couple telephoned the news to Glenway Ave Price Hill, eliciting rejoicing before a supper then a drive to Lawrenceburg.
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Kirsch
Aurora
Ind
Cincinnati
Ada Wing
Charles B. Wing
The
Paper Company
Grarry S. Blettner
Jos. B. Blettner Machine Company
Dornier
C. O. Shivey
Presbyterian Church
Jennie Kane
Charles H. Dinser
John B. Bruner
Glenway Avenue
Price Hill
Elopers
Lawrenceburg
Wing
Railroad fare rumors shape rates for large Western meetings
New York reports much correspondence among General Passenger Agents of Eastern and Western lines over reduced rates for large Western meetings. Western lines seek a round trip rate of one fare plus $2, while Central Passenger Association and Trunk Line Association propose similar terms to Chicago. Delegates from New York to Denver would pay half fare each way plus $6. Eastern lines resist extra $2 segments between New York Buffalo and Buffalo Chicago.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Eastern
Western Lines
West
Western Railroads
Central Passenger Association
Chicago
Trunk Line Association
Denver
Buffalo
Rumors Rise of Chesapeake & Ohio and Big Four Consolidation
A New York Central official states the Chesapeake & Ohio will not be consolidated with any railroad. The line is to be operated profitably, with majority stock held by New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroad, secured in their treasury vaults.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Chesapeake & Ohio
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroad Presidents split West into four rate committees
Four committees will oversee Kansas City territory, St Louis area, Omaha Sioux City and St Paul Minneapolis zones. Led by M Felton, B F Yoakum, A C Bird, and J H Clark respectively, they aim to investigate and remedy deplorable Western rate conditions. Reports due at Chicago adjourned meeting June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Railroad
West
New York City
Kansas City Territory
8. M. Felton
Chicago & Alton
St. Louis
B. F. Yoakum
San Francisco
Omaha & Sioux City
A. C. Bird
St. Paul
Passenger Traffic Rises Amid Freight Slump Across Regions
Freight transport declines nationwide while passenger traffic climbs, aided by spring excursions and home seekers trips. General Passenger Association reports 76,764 interchangeable mileage books sold between January 1 and June 1, up 10,475 from the prior year.
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General Passenger Association
Quarrier Dies in New York After Illness
A. M. Quarrier, Second Vice President of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, died at his New York home yesterday after a period of illness. He was a prominent figure in railway finance and held multiple vice presidencies including the American Pig Iron Storage Warrant Company, the Henderson Bridge Company, and the Nashville Florence Sheffield Railroad Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Quarrier
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
New York
So&me
Quarrier
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
American Pig Iron Storage Warrant Company
Henderson ,Bridge Company
Nashville, Florence & Sheffield Railroad Company
Ironton Strike Hits C and O Section Men
Ironton Ohio June 11 section men on the Cincinnati and Hinton divisions of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway are on strike seeking higher wages.
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Ironton, O
Cincinnati and
Hinton
Chesapeake & Ohio Road
Gossip of the Lines Move in Railway Circles
President Woodford of the C H D returns to New York City while Oscar G Murray vice president of the B O makes a rapid Cincinnati visit. General Manager C G Waldo of the C H D attends the American Railway Association executive committee meeting in New York. Northern Pacific directors meeting in New York postponed to Friday to act on the half year dividend on common stock. Commissioner of Internal Reve—
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodford
New York City
Oscar G. Murray
Cincinnati
C. G. Waldo
American Railway Association
Northern Pacific
New York
Railways discuss dividends and interstate injunctions cited
News notes include Chicago Great Western declaring a 250 per share semi annual dividend on preferred A stock payable July 31 and a 2 per share debenture payment. An ICC injunction request targets C W and Pennsylvania in a Chicago Lima overcharge case. EB Harriman attends Western Presidents conference advocating uniform rates stability.
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Nue
Nce
Chicago Great Western Railway
United States Circuit Court
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lima
New York City
H. Harriman
Union Pacific
Chicago & Alton
Kansas City
Southern
Illinoi- Central
Harriman
Ministers Prepare for Work at School of Pastoral Helpers
Rev. Geo A Miller of First Christian Church Covington will study systematic theology for six weeks at Chicago University and then lead his class at the School of Pastoral Helpers at Central Christian Church. Rev. A W Taylor of Norwood Christian Church will head sociology at the same school after touring six colleges to lecture and establish foreign mission libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Pastoral Helpers
Geo. A. Miller
First Christian Church
Covington
Chicago University
Central Christian Church
A. W. Taylor
Norwood Christian Church
Norwood Night Turmoil Then Water Plant Plans Surge
Norwood residents faced a feared water famine as mains paused from 6 to 7 pm to link a new main for the United States Playing Card factory. One 10-inch well now delivers 6,000 gallons hourly. a second and a third well are planned. Early Monday, burglar alarms sparked a street stir on Ashland and Jefferson avenues after Private Watchman Rodgers spotted prowlers at George E. Howland’s home. shots fired, burglars fled, tools found. A runaway baker’s wagon and a horse from Wilder & Walter also caused chaos in Montgomery Pike. Church lawn fete planned on Saturday June 6 at the Windhorst grounds to fund painting. About 250 children toured the Zoological Gardens from Williams and Central schools yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
United States
Bacon Air Lift Company
Ashland and
Jefferson Avenues
Rodgers
Norwood Police and Messenger Company
Ran
William Windhorst
Park Avenue
Ida Windhorst
Florence Howell
Anna Howland
Edna—Zulick
Lailw Kingery
Edith Doughty
Masters Park Lane
Verne Sawyer
Charles Glen
Bruce Brock
Mortimer Singer
Orwood Presbyte
Public services board weighs Harrison avenue protest and annex budget
City board faces protests from 127 property owners representing 23 733 feet of frontage over Harrison avenue repairs. estimated granite improvement at 405 000 faces frontage confiscation concerns while plan for macadam replacement proceeds. council also discusses Renner street paving and annexation funds, with several budget and utility decisions across multiple departments.
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Harrison Avenue
Ina
Bode
McGuire
Notre Dame Academy Pre Commencement Concert Program
Reading Fortieth annual commencement program at the Academy of Mt Notre Dame featured a long list of student performances including piano solos violins mandolins and choral numbers. The program highlighted Miss Mulvihill Miss Burkhardt Miss Gannon and others with pieces by Mendelssohn Rossini and Frost among others. Parents of scholars attended and the event was repeated for clergy with medals and honors to be conferred by Rev J C Albrinck and Rev Father Loney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Mt. Notre Dame
Reading
Medul
Schantz
Hellmuth
Ronsheim
Hart
Bukofzer
Hanley
Mulvihill
H. Rottermann
Miller
Weber
Byrne
Reynolds
Donovan
M. Gannon
Mueller
Gwinner
M. Burkhardt
K. Mullen
Seiwert
Evans
Savage
Hemsteger
Augur
B. Mullen
Age of Advertising
Miss Fallon
Penereal
I. Saiss Toa Pereuses
Sepseesees
Rossini
Burkhardt
Winters
K. Jones
Hope March
Kilduff
Ke Miller
Harshman
Heithaus
Foss
Mendelssohn
Fallon
Gott
H. Jones
Haass
McCabe
Emory
Dennedy
Cordesman
Beatme
Moreau
Esbaser
J. C. Albrinck
V.G
Father Loney
German Gardeners Association to Celebrate Thirty Fifth Anniversary
The German Gardeners Association of Cincinnati marks its 35th anniversary with a Monday celebration at Reichrath's Park. A banquet will occur in the afternoon, followed by a picnic in the evening. About 3,000 gardeners on horseback and in carriages will parade through the city streets in the morning.
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Gardener’s Association
German Gardeners’ Association
Cincinnati
Reichrath’s Park
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MR. Blettner
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Carter
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E. E. Kellogg
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Delta Avenue
City Infirmary
Kanawha Coal Company
Kroger Coal Company
Edison Company
Walnut Hills
Avon Lodge
Continents
Washington, D.C
Marie L. Anderson
13Th Street
Marie J. Anderson
Los Angeles, Cal
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America
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General Peck
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Notre Dame
National Biscuit Company
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