Wheat Market Slumps as Heat Hits Ohio Valley Prices
Cincinnati June 15 traders sell off on hot weather and weak crop reports. Wheat futures drop 6 to 7 cents with cash prices down notes of early movement to the Southwest and large hay arrivals curbing gains. Prices listed for No 1 red winter through various grades, corn and oats fall, hay demand remains mixed as new hay arrives at $16.73 per ton. shipping interests active amid moderate country movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Dan B. Granger & Co
New York curb market reports June 15 1925 transactions
Official NY curb exchange list shows stock and bond sales with onions parsley peaches peppers and other commodities on track. Market steady to stronger with Florida Georgia Alabama and Texas stock lots, unusually detailed price ranges and car counts. Local rep WJ Scott notes June 15 auction results and various farm produce and dairy, eggs, meats, and oils price levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Imperial Valley
Louisiana
Florida
Tennessee
Crete
Alabama
Mississippi
Asannaty
Texas
Georgia
Gaohlrabi
New York
New York Curb Exchange
Egypt
Carmans
United States
Bliss
States
Michigan-Wisconsin
New York-Canada
Nancy Halls
Tom Watsons
Cattle Hogs and Lambs Prices Steady to Higher in Midwest Sale
Cincinnati market notes show cattle steady with good demand for dry fed and veal, hogs rising with top at 13.10 per cwt, sheep and lambs mixed with lambs firm near 15.50 while ewes ease. Chicago Indianapolis Kansas City comparisons reflect varied shifts in receipts and prices across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chicago
Colorado
South Dakota
Idaho
Oregon
Indianapolis
Ac Ae
Kansas City
Wheat Prices Fall as Visible Supply Looms
Chicago grain markets slide with wheat leading the decline as nearly 33 million bushels remain in U.S. visible supply. Foreign demand stalls. broad liquidations push July and September wheat prices down while corn oats and checks fall alongside.
Foreign exchange rates reported by New York World News Service
June 15 foreign exchange rates list daily European and Far Eastern rates with demand and cable figures. Countries covered include Sterling France Germany Italy Spain Portugal Japan Hongkong Shanghai and others with figures for spot and cable exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
France
Italy
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Germany
Austria
Greece
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Spain
Portugal
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Finland
Rumania
Eees
Bulgaria
Japan
Hongkong
Shanghai
Calcutta
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Chile
Canada
Havana
Senn Veetet
Venezuela
Gibson Art Company Declares Dividends on Stock
Directors announce 1 percent dividends on preferred stock and 55 cents regular plus 10 cents extra on no par common stock. Payments are par to stockholders of record. Record date noted as upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson Art Company
Transfers of Stock Close to Pay 75 Cent Dividend
Books closed today on transfers of stock of the Cincinnati Street Railway for payment of a dividend of 75 cents on the 60 par stock of the company July 1 to holders of record today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Street Railway
Independent Pneumatic Tool cuts quarterly dividend to $1 a share
The Independent Pneumatic Tool Company reduced its quarterly dividend to 1.00 per share from 31.75. The dividend is payable July 1 to stockholders of record as of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pneumatic Tool Company
Prairie Oil and Gas declares dividend on stock
The Prairie Oil and Gas Company yesterday declared a dividend of 50 cents per share on the 25 par stock. It is payable July 81 to stock of record June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Standard Sanita Expands Pig Iron Orders for Louisville Plant
The Standard Sanita Manufacturing Company bought 26,000 additional tons of pig iron for its Louisville plant, boosting materials supply for ongoing production and future output plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Sanita Manufacturing Company
Louisville
NY Stocks Decline Ex-Dividend. Rail and Steel Leaders Noted
A lengthy list of New York stocks traded ex-dividend yesterday includes American Locomotive common and preferred, Coca Cola common and preferred, Gulf States Steel issues, Hudson Motor, Mack Trucks, Pere Marquette, St. Louis San Francisco, U S Tobacco, Youngstown Sheet and Tube, Simmons Hardware, and Western Pacific Railroad preferred. The rundown highlights major industrial and transportation names among the ex-dividend movers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Locomotive
Coca- Cola
Gulf States Steel
Hudson Motor
Independent Oil and Gas
Mack Trucks
Pere Marquette
St. Louis
Minneapolis Flour Prices and Grain Quotes
Minneapolis flour holds at 8.95 to 9.10 per barrel with shipments at 380 397 barrels. Branith Wheat prices quoted for No 1 Northern 1.56 to 1.60, July 1.54, September 1.47. Corn No 8 yellow 1.05 to 1.07, oats No 3 white at 5 6d, flax No 1 2.67 to 2.72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye
Hay
Minneapolis
Minn
Crude Oil Runs Report From Oil City
Oil City reports on June 15 credit balances at 3.80 with runs totaling 115 388 barrels and an average of 64 879 barrels. Shipments reach 172 537 barrels and average shipments 68 687 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Dividends Declared By Major U S Companies
Dividends were declared by multiple firms with payment dates and record dates: Remington Arms 1% preferred payable July 1 for June 20 record. Canadian Connecticut Cotton Mills 1% on 8% preferred payable July 1 for June 19. Great Northern Railway 2.25% semi annual preferred payable August 1 for June 26. Pennsylvania Power and Light 1.75% preferred payable July 1 for June 15. McCall Corporation 5.14% arrears on first preferred and 13.4% quarterly first preferred payable July 1 for June 15. National Fuel Gas 1.50 payable July 15 for June 30. Utah Idaho Sugar 1% common and 1.5% preferred for June 18. Illinois Northern Utilities 1.50 preferred payable August 1 for July 15. Prairie Pipe Line 2.00 payable July 31 for June 30. Pan American Petroleum and Transportation 1.50 common and common payable July 20 for June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stutz Motor
Ee OM
Hacia
Swift
Tenn. el. Pow
Therm. Radio
Thomp. R. Ctfs
Todd Shipyards
UN. Pro. Shar
Union Carbide
UN. G. E. New
U.S.L.& H.pref
Univ. Pictures
Unl.p.& L.A
Victor T. Mach
Ware Ra. Corp
Warner B.pic
Western Power
White Rock
Ang. Am
Magnolia Pet
Penn. Mex
Prairie Pipe
South Penn Oil
Ind
Oo Pocock
N. Y
S. 0
Ohio
Maracaibo
C. O. Fids
Carib
Cit. Ser
New
Pet
Derby
Euclid Oil
Gibson Oil
Gulf Oil
Ssbesie
Kishy Pet
Gulf O
Nat. Fuel
New Bradford
N. Eng
SNAPE
Ccc
C. N
Red Banks
Savoy
Wittex OU
Woodley
Ariz. Globe
Canaria
Comstock
Cresson
Dolores
Hawthorne
Jer. Verde
Lake Superior
New Cornelia
Red Warrior
Teck Hughes
Tonopah Belm
Tonopah Exten
BP Wees
Sevens Wilson&Co
Tonopah Mining
Utah Apex
Beav. Pro
Bell T. of C
C. Na. Ry. E
C. Nat. Ry
C. Gas. Bal
Cudahy Pa
Deere & Co
City G
Gair
U.S.A
al. M. St. L
Swift Co
R. Peru &S
N.C
Sie.-Hal
Solvay Co
Guaniotina, Thyssen
Wks
Tobo el. P
tEx-rights
New York World News Service
New York
Remington Arms Company
Canadian Connecticut Cotton Mills, Ltd
Great Northern Railway
Pennsylvania Power and Light Company
McCall Corporation
First
National Fuel Gas Company
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Illinois Northern Utilities Company
Prairie Pipe Line Company
Pan-American Petroleum and Transportation Company
Cincinnati Bank Clearings and Market Notes June 15
Local financial report shows daily bank clearings at 14 585 029 versus 14 787 050 Saturday and 12 194 214 last Monday. Loans to brokerage houses remain normal around 5 6 percent with active supply and larger volumes, while industrial loans near limit at 5 6 percent and ordinary loans postponed. Stock exchange transactions show 1106 shares traded, with several issues listed and various bond and currency quotations included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Smail
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Ohio Incorporations Reported From Columbus June Fifteenth
A list from Columbus shows new Ohio incorporations including Waubaushene Club Inc Geneva with 10000 dollars and Manhattan Hatters Inc Toledo with 10000 dollars. Other firms listed include Miami Garage Company Dayton 200000 dollars Falls Service Oil Company Cuyahoga Falls 20000 dollars and S R S Company Inc Bay Village 200 dollars with the founders named for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Waubaushene Club, Inc
Geneva
J. A. Crowell
P. H. Powers
E. E. Butterfield
Wayne C. Smith
M. D. Jones
Miami Garage Company
Dayton
Daniel L. Dwyer
Norton O. Sloan
J. B. Howard Davies
Lee Warren Ames
Manhattan Hatters, Inc
Toledo
James August
Myer Geleerd
George H. Lewis
W. G. Christensen
E. C. Fitzgerald
Davis Styles Shoppes, Inc
Cleveland
A. G. Levine
A. S. Brien
M. A. Miller
John A. Klein
Joseph Kornfeld
Mayfield-Lander Realty Company
Milton S. Grossman
Dorothy Thompson
William J. McDermott
Charles E. Pool
Avery B. Charpie
Security Credit and Adjustment Company
B. Hartstein
Pearl Smith
Charles S
Jessie Rivitz
Lena Hartstein
Falls Service Oil Company
Cuyahoga Falls
Joseph J. Leland
Henry J. Burnett
C. J
Florence V. Maier
Eliza
Burnett
Xg State Te A Company
Clevenan
C. C. Morgan
George Malham
Arthur C. Stendel
Albert E. Vogt
Helen H. Molder
S. R. S. Company, Inc
Bay Village
Courtney
Charles M. Sherman
Carlaes G. Helen Randt
Pauline Arby
Cotton Market Rises on Texas Rain Shortage
New York June 15 failure of last week's rains to reach central Texas sparked higher prices in the cotton market. October deliveries reached 23.20 cents, closing at 23.10 with gains of 39 to 47 points. Exports today 8,718 bales, season total 7,918,880. Port receipts 4,071. U S port stocks 438,053.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas
United States
Money market steady with mixed loans and rates
Call money remains at 3 percent with bids at 3 and offers at 4 percent. Time loans show 3 percent for 60 to 90 days and 3 to 4 1 4 percent for four to six months. Commercial paper runs 3 to 4 percent and silver trades at 31 1 2 cents per ounce. Money rates in London near 3 percent with short bills discounted around 4 1 4 to 7 16 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Grain Stocks on Hand in Cincinnati
Stocks of grain on hand at Cincinnati yesterday show wheat 90,712 bushels, corn 278 bushels, oats 87,197 bushels, and rye 8,974 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Newport Bathers Robbed Near Tacoma Beach
A Cincinnati couple reported to Sheriff Tieman that $769 in cash and a woman's $50 watch were stolen from their car parked one mile north of Tacoma Beach, Dayton. The couple found a broken car door on return after swimming. two men seen near the vehicle were the targets for a warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma Beach
Dayton
Tieman
Cincinnati
Dayr
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
A list of marriage licenses shows Edward Wertenbe of Zanesville Ohio with partner to be determined, William Simpler of Cincinnati with Hattie Reed, and multiple other couples including Stanley Davis of Newport with Bertha Weller, Robert W. Mansfield of Hamilton Ohio with Otis A. Dickey, Julius F. Sandhas of Southgate with Lucille J. Spalding, William Smith Jr of Anderson Indiana with Katherine Smith, Roy F. Brentrup of Newport with Helen E. Muench, all recorded for licensing in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wertenbe
Zanesville
Zanesville, O
William Simpler
Cincinnati
Hattie Reed
Stanley Davis
Newport
Bertha Weller
Robert W. Mansfield
Hamilton
Otis A. Dickey Hamiton
Julius F. Sandhas
Southgate
Lucille J. Spalding
William Smith, Jr
Anderson
Ind
Katherine Smith
Roy F. Brentrup
Helen E. Muench
Picnic Planned for 15000 at Chester Park by Kentucky Schools
Pupils from Kentucky parochial schools hold their annual outing and picnic at Chester Park today. More than 15000 children with parents and friends are expected. The organizing committee scheduled athletic and swimming contests for the afternoon with cash prizes for winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Chester Park
Acts 25 Years as Clerk of Cincinnati Presbytery
The Rev. W. T. Swiggett marked twenty five years as Stated Clerk of the Cincinnati Presbytery at Lane Seminary chapel. He also served fifteen years as Stated Clerk of the Ohio Synod. The Ohio Synod meets in Wooster June 22 to 26 to discuss missions and education. Dr. David McKinney, longtime pastor of First Presbyterian Church, was retired. Revs J. E. Harbert and B. F. Judd received dismissals to new assignments. The presbytery adjourned to September’s third Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
W. T. Swiggett
Lane Seminary Chapel
Ohio Synod
Wooster
David McKinney
First Presbyterian Church
Fourth Street
J. E. Harbert
New Richmond
B. F. Judd
Lebanon (Co.) Main Street
Mharbert
Pueblo
Col
Judd
Ozark
County Jail Prisoners Get 150 Percent Raise
A new law increases prisoner credit to $1.50 per day for county jail confinement, up from 60 cents. Prosecutor O Connell credited liquor violations with helping passage, noting higher fines previously kept violators jailed long. The higher rate is expected to shorten jail time for those unable to pay fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legistare
O’connell
Children Rush for Summer Work Permits at Woodward High
Hundreds of children under sixteen crowded the Vocational Bureau office at Woodward High School seeking light summer work permits. The Bureau will allow fourteen and fifteen year olds to work during vacation with employment restrictions in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vocational Bureau of the Board of Education
Woodward High School
Board of Education
Denton
Church of New Jerusalem Begins 104th Convention in Cincinnati
The Church of the New Jerusalem opens its 104th annual session in Cincinnati with preliminary meetings over the next three days. Hundreds of pastors, including Rev. John Goddard of Newtonville Mass and Dr. W L Worcester of Cambridge Mass, will attend at Oak Street and Winslow Avenue Walnut Hills. Andre Diaconoff of Chicago delivers the opening address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the New Jerusalem
New Church
Cincinnati
Oak Street
Winslow Avenue
Walnut Hills
John Goddard
Newtonville
Mass
W. L. Worcester
Theological Seminary
Cambridge
Andre Diaconoff
Chicago
Chicago Butter Trade Slows on Quiet Tuesday
Chicago butter trade today was quiet with centralized car market showing slow activity. Frock butter 92 score and centralized 90 score traded around 43 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
von” Tire
Chicago Stocks Report Sees Mixed Day of Dividends
Armour preferred ex dividend at 89 percent, United States Gypsum at 164 percent, Midwest Utilities 95, Swift & Co. 110, Swift International 26, Union Carbide 66, Fair at 83, with ex dividend notes and price readings across major Chicago markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Armour
Midwest Utilities
Swift & Co
Swift International
Union Carbide
United States Gypsum
Fair
Columbus Stocks Rise on Market Moves
Columbus stock roundup notes new city issues and preferreds with modest gains as Pure Oil trades around 31 percent and common shares show slight activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Postmen and Masons to Bury William A Walker
William A Walker aged 62, a longtime letter carrier, will be laid to rest after funeral services at Costigan and Rose on Fourth Street. He died suddenly at his home on Washington Avenue Tuesday. Services to be conducted by the Letter Carriers Association and the Robert Burns Lodge of Masons, of which he was a Past Master. Burial follows at Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postmen and Masons
William A. Walker
Costigan & Rose Funeral Establishment
Fourth Street
Walker
Washington Avenue
Letter Carriers’ Association
Robert Burns Lodge of Masons
Evergreen Cemetery
Body of Soldier Searched Near Water Works Pier
Comrades of Thomas Schouder a 20 year old private of Company B Tenth Infantry Ft. Thomas continued to search for his body yesterday near the intake pier of the Cincinnati Water Works where he died on Sunday. Soldiers who were bathing with him tried to reach him when they saw him sinking. He disappeared after coming to the surface once. He was unable to swim. Schouder enlisted at Columbus on March 18. His mother Mrs Pearl Davis resides at 1297 North High street Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Works
Thomas Schouder
Tenth Infantry
Ft. Thomas
Cincinnati Water Works
Schouder
Columbus
Pearl Davis
North High Street
Judge Grants Divorce and Restores Maiden Name in Campbell Court
Judge Caldwell grants a divorce to Mrs. Helen Hallam of Brentwood Place Fr Thomas from Frederick T Hallam of Woodlawn Ky. The decree restores her maiden name Helen Wilson. Mrs Hallam testified to cruelty and cites their Huntington W Va wedding on March 31 1924.
Newport Notes promises and penalties in Newport courthouse
In Bellevue Police Court Judge William Schmidt sentences Joe Hawkins a ten-day jail term for disorderly conduct on June 13 aboard car No. 13. Edward Viehman faces Circuit Court for violating a restraining order against his wife Mrs. Mary Viehman and County Court for a breach of peace. Luncheon today by the Newport Masonic Club auxiliary at the Masonic Temple. Edward Blackburn injured when a car struck his buggy on South Alexandria pike. driver sought by Ft. Thomas police. Harvey O. Truesdell seeks Campbell County Commissioner, Second District. Grandfather joy for John J. Hurley after his daughter gave birth to a son at St Elizabeth Hospital. Boxer George Allen fined $10 for drunkenness and bound over on concealed weapon charges. Two Newport men miss court, forfeit bonds. others plead guilty and pay fines. Resignations of Newport firemen Swope and Coldiron accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Joe Hawkins
Syracuse Street
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
William Schmidt
Bellevue
Edward Viehman
Caldwell
Circuit
Mary Viehman
Seventh
Liberty Streets
W. C. Buren
Edward Blackburn
Alexandria
Alexandria Pike
Ft. Thomas
Harvey O. Truesdell
Thornton Street
Dayton
Campbell County
John J. Hurley
Norbert Eicholz
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
George Allen
Thomas
Grand
Moore
Allen
Southgate
Isabella
Flannelly
Cassidy
Tw O
Ing
John L. Shuff
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Linton
Third
Overton Streets
Harry Everingham
Charles Crane
Frank Stoll
Jack Carey
Ellis Martin
Orville Jackson
Thomas R. Swope
William Coldiron
Swope
Anthony Fredericks
Chesapeake & Ohio
Addie Fredericks
Park Avenue
James Carrol
Decatur
Ill
Carroll
Realty Transfers Report Notices in Newport and Bellevue
John Phipps sells two Newport lots to Harry Shumaker for 6000 in stamps. William R. Thompson transfers a East Bellevue subdivision lot to William Mac Donald for 5000. Frank J. Gevert sells a Clifton lot to William Miscrach for 5000 in stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Phipps
Harry Shumaker
Newport
William R. Thompson
William MacDonald
East Bellevue
Frank J. Gevert
William Miscrach
Clifton
Several Personal Injury and Damages Suits Filed in Covington Kenton Court
The Covington Kenton circuit docket lists Alma Brumfield seeking 5000 damages from Jacob Lowenstein over a May 31 collision on Thirteenth street and Decoursey avenue, with Logan Brumfield seeking 800. George W. Harpold sues T. J. Sullivan for 25000 after an August 5 crash at Seventh and Race streets. Shrimm and Jacobson sue Louis Rosenthal for 755 in New York merchandise claims. Boehmer Paint Co sues Silas Ritchie for 117.65. Charles Strother sues Dr. Everett G. Wilhite for 25000 from a January 27, 1924 auto crash at Seventeenth and Scott. Marie Elmore Estate seeks 40000 from M. H. Frost and Kentucky Oil Co for fatal lamp explosion injuries on November 24. Elmore’s similar suit was previously dismissed by Judge Harbeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Alma Brumfield
Jacob Lowenstein
Latonia
Thirteenth Street
Decoursey Avenue
Logan Brumfield
Lowenstein
George W. Harpold
T. J. Sullivan
Seventh
Scott Streets
Sullivan
Race Streets
Cincinnati
Shrimm and Jacobson
New York City
Louis Rosenthal
A. L. Boehmer Paint Company
Silas Ritchie
Pike Street
Charles Strother
Walton, Ky
Everett G. Wilhite
Strother
Seventeenth
Glenn Elmore
Visalia
Marie Elmore
M. H. Frost
Morning View
Kentucky Oil Company
Local Residents Named in Covington Area Obituary List
A list of residents with last names including Jett Moore Marsk Magnelly Murrell Doran Reinhart Sullivan Bennett Kruse OConnell Brennan Suchanek Binz and others appears linked to Covington and surrounding areas maternally. The scattered names note ties to Columbus Cincinnati Ludlow Newport and Elsmere Kentucky in this compiled roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Jett
Covington
Cordelia Moore
Marsk
Verne
Columbus
O. Pauline Magnelly
O. i Campbell
O. Belen
Geneva E. Kruse
George E. O’connell
Ludlow
Margaret P. Brennan
Stanley E. ‘Suchanek
Carolyn Binz
Local officials seek higher offices in party nominations
J Mason Howk a longtime City Commissioner filed to run for Sheriff on the Republican ticket after twelve years in public service overseeing Public Property Public Safety and Public Finance. Dr David Stevens Coroner petitions for renomination on the Democratic ticket and Emmett H Daugherty Ludlow Savings Bank executive announces a bid for State Senator on the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mason Howk
Howk
Hawk
David Stevens
Emmett H. Daugherty
Ludlow Savings Bank and Trust Company
Applegate
Prohibition Offenders Appear Before Commissioner Roetken
Prohibition agents rounded up raids Saturday night in Covington and West Covington. Several individuals were summoned to answer charges with bonds ranging from 500 to 1 000 dollars. Trials set for July 15 to 17.
Morton Wins Suit Over Covington Sign Board
Judge Harbeson settles months long case Phil Morton Art Sign Company Cincinnati defeats city of Covington enjoining denial of a Wallace and Madison avenues signboard. Morton awarded costs but denied 6500 damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Morton
City OF
Bromley Seeks Aid to Repair Main Streets
Bromley officials appealed to the Good Roads Association for funds to repair Shelby and Pike streets, cited heavy truck and bus use from Covington and Boone County. A committee will seek Merchants' Association support at a future Industrial Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromley
Good Roads Association
Shelby
Pike
Covington
Boone County
Retail Merchants’ Association
Industrial Club
Harvey Myers
The
Roads Association
American Automobile Association
Atlantic City
John Klette
Orie S. Ware
J. T. Hatfield
J. Robert Kelley
Edward Gallatti
Kenton County
Camp Knox
Ft. Thomas
Notable Edgewood lot sale and local notices in Covington
S. D. Rouse trustee sold 184 Edgewood addition 2 lots near Dixie Highway to R. L. Crigler and Veggie Hill for 40500 as per deeds. Kenton Bar Association outing on June 20 at Cody's farm with George E. Phillips in charge and no speeches. Fifty cars ferried Kenton County orphans to Cincinnati Zoo outing by the Cincinnati Automobile Club. Grand Marshal Joseph Pieper. children from Protestant Children's Home St Johns Orphanage Associated Charities and Day Nursery. Judge Harbeson to convene Kenton Circuit Court at Independence for common law and equity docket. Mrs Ruth Cramer 3 years Pala of 119 East Eleventh Street fined 25 and costs for possessing liquor. she allegedly threw whiskey into a taxi. Frank Clemens 728 Washington Street fined 300, 30 days, 2000 peace bond for liquor possession. John Roed Norwood carpenter fined 50 and 10 days for loitering. A pocketbook with money found in finance department. owner to recover from City Cashier R. L. Kinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
S. D. Rouse
Edgewood
Dixie Highway
Mitchell
R. L. Crigler
Veggie Hill
Kenton County Bar Association
Cody
George E. Phillips
Kenton County
Outin
Cincinnati Automobile Clu
Zoo
Joseph Pieper
St. Johns
Associated Charities
Day Nursery
Harbeson
Kenton Circuit Nee Co
Independence
Ruth Cramer
Pala
East Elevent Street
Manson
Greenup Streets
Cramer
Frank Clemens
teEes
Washington Street
John Roed
Norwood
Finance Department
R. L. Kinney
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. B. Granger & Co
Kansas
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Ben Davis
Virginia
Tennessee Bu
North Carolina
WJ. Ge Scott
United Fruit
Ndustrials
Adir. Po. Lt
Am. T
Multigraph Am L. New
Doref Beene
Mach
Rayon Pro
Power
Arm. Co. Botts & E. New
Atlantic Fr
Bot. C. Mills A
Bridgep. Mach
Brkr. Am. T
City R.R G Ale
Caraneeeenone
Are. Po Light & Lt
Cent. Pie Corp ’S Inc
Chat Chapin Sons
Co. G.&e.b. New
Cuba Co. Coty Inc
A.parm
del. L.&w. Coal
du. C.&r. New
DuPont Motor
Durant Motors
Duz Co. Inc
Teeeeee
Elec. B.&s. New
Elec. B.&s. Pref
Elec. Ry. Ec
Elec. Investors
Eureka
Fr.Esie, R
Freshm. Co.(c
Gabriel Snub
Garod Corp
Gen. Gas & EI
Gen. O’r Ad. A
O’r Ad. Ctfs
Gil Raz. New
Glen al. Coal
Goodyear Tire
Grennan
Grimes R. & C
el. C. New
Happ. Ca. St
Inter Utilies
Kelvina Corp
Leh . Coal Co
Leh. V.C
Te Lib. Ra. Ch
Ss Glass
McCord Rd
Uast. Corp
Nat. Po. & Lt
N. J
N. Pub. A
Penn Wa. & Po
Pow. Corp.n.y
Proph Bt Co
Reid
Reo Motor Car
St. Regis
Schwartz Cig.a
el Corp
Sing. Mfg. Ltd
Singer Fg
Southe. P. & L
Cat. Edison
S Coal & Iron
Chicago Grain
Iannte
Peter Eroeee
Lord—Jwly
Amer. Launch
Mach. Com
American Rolling Mill Com
American Ear Mill Com
Amer. Roll
Champion Fiber
Gmpcs Chuth
Grmtoo Crupaboi Aioe
Formica Insulation
Gibson Art Com
Gruen Watch
Procter & Gamble Com
Procter
Gamble Com
Procter Gamble Com
Procter & Gamble
U. S. Print
U. S. Can — Lihdabinnsiie Cen
U. 8S
Ti & Suburban
Enemae
Cinti Gas and
Elec
Ohio Bell Tel
Dan
Ohio Bell Tel Pret
Cinti. Street Ry
Rindi
Chaseenaccas Dans
Montieniaedh Coroeio
Eceeceeilis Sancmeas Souvens
Reichsmark
Asdnesadopebikes Lsiasaevhspesss
Malii Ccausscdamdusih Oanebesenkers
China
Cc Evescesensnieevioe
Cero Soos Ciecccic Ls
Ici
Ccciiosis
Secccici
Treasury
Adiconan
Serurdagl Siccescreees
Veer
Otis & Co
Cleveland Railway
Firestone T & Senne
Glidden Company
Grasselli Ton Resciencentidsaciors
Sovinn
Watherak’ Refining Anne
Ohio Brass
CORO
Beach
Church OF New Jerusalem
Roetken
West Covington
Wood, Russell and Wells
Bud) Wilson
Herman Tegedar
John Williams
Ciincinnati
Joseph Berling
Main Streets
Berling
Joseph Polking
Decoursey
Joseph Blount
Hal Howard
William Paylor
Murray Hotel
Edward
Roderick
Griffith Mains
West Sixth Street
Federal Grand Jury
Bernard Dressman
Eighth Street
Madison Avenue
City Hall
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