Wheat market dull as traders foresee weak export demand
Cincinnati June 16 Wheat prices fell as market sluggishness and weak export activity weighed on sentiment. July and September futures dropped about 3 to 4 cents with top grades down around 4 cents. The Department of Agriculture warned of limited hemispheric wheat supply and smaller world carryover, while corn and oats also declined amid slow buying and scarce receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Department of Agriculture
Resolution Declares Dana Avenue Oil Treatment District
A 1925 Cincinnati resolution creates a district along Dana Avenue from 200 feet southeast of Reading Road to 75 feet south of Herald Avenue for oil roadway treatment. The cost will be assessed against abutting properties per state law and the contract with The Byrnes Conway Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
Dana Avenue
Reading Road
Herald Avenue
Director of Public Service
Byrnes-Conway Company
Readin Road
Heral Avenue
State of Ohio
Director of Public’ Service
Chas. F. Hornberger
Incinnati
Edward P. Durr
Grain declines as Canada harvest outlook weighs on Chicago
Glowing reports from the spring wheat belt and an unofficial estimate of a 500 million bushel Canadian Prairie crop pushed Chicago wheat prices lower. July futures fell to about 1.49 and September to around 1.47 as corn and oats also declined, while provisions varied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canada
New York Curb Market Official Transaction List June 16
New York curb market totals show stocks trading 390 400 shares and bonds 979 000 dollars. The official list lists traded stocks and foreign and U S bonds with prices and percent bids, including Penn 6s 1000 at 98 1 2 and Cit S P L 6s 30 000 at 93. Notes include exit and ex dividend figures and G S 6s 191 000 figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ne York Curb Exchange
Cuba Co.n.j
Deere & Co
Det
Dunlop T.&r
Gulf Oil
Ka. C.ter
Kauf. Dept.St
Leh. Po. Sec
Lib.mcn.&l
Manitoba
Morris&Co
N.O. Pu. Se
St. P
Okla. & L
So. Cal. Edi. 5S 10,000 96 Stan. G.&e
St. O. N.Y
Swift & Co
Union O, Cal
E. R. France
FP. N. M
Ind. B
Cal
Reethessieces
Sol. & Co
Foreign exchange rates wrap up world markets in mid June
New York World News Service lists European rates with Sterling around 4.85 percent demand and 4.86 percent cables. Far eastern quotes show Japan at 40.70 demand and 40.80 cables. Other entries include Canada at 100.00, Havana checks 99.98 demand 100.01 cables, and Colombia demand with Venezuela cables 19.38.
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
Shanghai
Calcutta
Uruguay
Canada
Havana
Colombia
Venezuela
Cattle and Hogs Mixed at Major Markets June 16 1925
Cattle receipts were light with steady to unchanged prices as buyers showed limited demand. Hogs sold largely at steady to higher quotes with packers bidding up on desired weights. calves and cattle varied by class. regional markets in Chicago Kansas City and Indianapolis reported mixed demand and price shifts across steers hogs and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
E. Ogs
Cryrereraservesence
Cis A
Mioccscic
Chicago
Nebraska
Idaho
Kansas City
Choié
Indianapolis
Detroit United Railway plans financial reorganization
Stockholders of Detroit United Railway meeting at Highland Park Michigan on June 29 to authorize a reorganization. Proposals include issue of cumulative preferred stock with rising dividends, two classes of common stock at 7 percent, exchange of present common stock, and issuance of 8 million dollars in 6 percent bonds secured by a general mortgage. Also to cancel old common shares and assess potential displacement of existing bonds. Columbia Bank declares regular 6 and 7 percent dividends payable July 1 for stockholders of record June 30. NYSE active with Indian Refining and Pure Oil among notable movers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit United Railway
Highland Park
Mich
Ata Preferred
First, Consolidated
Treasury Holdings
Columbia Bank and Savings Company
New York Stock Exchange
Pure Oil
Fleischmann
Columbia Gas and Electric
National Acme
Owens Bottle
French holdings in Kansas Oklahoma Gulf Railway sold
F J Lisman & Co announced acquisition of about 5.5 million dollars in Series C bonds and 8.6 million par value preferred stock from the Kansas Oklahoma Gulf holding company. The railway extends from near Joplin Missouri through southeastern Kansas and eastern Oklahoma to Denison Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Railway Company
F. J. Lisman & Co
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Holding Company
Joplin
Kansas
Oklahoma
Denison
Tex
Private U S investments abroad at end of 1924
The National Industrial Conference Board estimates private American capital abroad at about 8 billion dollars with annual interest of around 500 million. Foreign capital invested in the United States stands about 3 billion dollars yielding 150 million in profits and interest, leaving a net US receivable of 350 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Industrial Conference Board
United States
Dividend distributions include multiple quarterly payments
Yesterday's dividends featured American Gas of Pennsylvania paying 75 cents on its l value stock and Island er Coal adding 1 extra on its common, plus Title Guaranty and Trust with 8 percent extra and 3 percent regular. Irving Bank-Columbia Trust cut and Empire Trust and American Surety Company each added 1 percent with 8 percent regular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Gas of Pennsylvania
Islander Coal
Title Guaranty and Trust
Irving Bank-Columbia Trust
Empire Trust and
American Surety Company
Stockholders Extended Deadline for Tennessee Electric Power
The Commonwealth Power Corporation extends the deposit period to June 30 for Tennessee Electric Power Company second preferred and common stock exchange. Holders of Famous Players Lasky Corporation common stock of record July 8 will be affected by the exchange terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Power Corporation
Tennessee Electric Power Comny Second Preferred and Common Stock of Exchange
Rights Offer For Ohio Public Service Subsidiary Stock
Rights give holders the option to subscribe for one share of additional common stock at 90 dollars per share for every two shares owned with rights expiring July 24. Ohio Public Service Company plans a 130000 volt transmission tower line to Sandusky, linking existing Ashland to Massillon line to complete the Warren Sandusky high voltage system over 200 miles. Armour & Co. to pay employee stockholders a 2 dollar per share annual bonus for five years on Armour & Co. of Delaware stock held by employees and affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Public Service Company
Cities Service Company
Train
Sandusky
Ashland
Massillon
Warren
Armour & Co
Delaware
Canada Dry declares extra dividend on Class A and B stock
The Canada Dry Ginger Ale Company announces an extra dividend of 50 cents per share on Class A and B stock in addition to the regular quarterly 6 percent. payable July 15 to holders of record July 1. The Producers and Refiners' Corporation posts 1924 net income of 1,197,822 after depreciation but before depletion, down from 2,819,256 in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada Dry Ginger Ale Company
Producers and Refiners’ Corporation
Surprise Golden Anniversary Party For Mr and Mrs Crouse
Friends of the Rev and Mrs M V Crouse former Children's Home directors honored them with a surprise party at 531 Terrace Avenue on their golden wedding anniversary. Guests included Dr Calvin Dill Wilson Dr L E Lee Dr Jesse Halsey and Dr J Shane Nicholls. Gifts featured pottery jewelry gold candle sticks and art glassware. The couple have two local daughters Anne Marie and Miriam and a third Louise in Washington DC. Mr Crouse a retd Presbyterian minister preached at various churches following retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. Crouse
Ninth and
Plum Streets
Terrace Avenue
Crouse
Calvin Dill Wilson
L. E. Lee
Jesse Hal
Petition Filed for Twenty-fifth Ward Councilman Seat
Jesse MacDonald of 1318 Aprones street filed his petition with the Board of Elections under the city charter plan. The final filing day for Councilmanic petitions is September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse MacDonald
Aprones Street
Board of Elections
Ohio firms file large estate liens across Cleveland and Columbus
Ledger of properties and debts shows Colgan Limestone Products and Northern Screen in Columbus and Sharon Township listed with 5000 to 10000 dollar valuations. Cleveland entities including Villas, Acacia Park Cemetery, and Lake Erie Powers on Light feature 5000 to 50000 dollar amounts with multiple listed executors and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Colgan Limestone Products Company
F. J
John A. Colgan
C. R. Monsarrat
S. Neal Hallock
C. A. Shire
Northern Screen and Waldworkins Company
Sharon Township
Frank S
Mary E. Schaefer
Thomas E
Anna O
Hazel Richards
O’day Estates Company
Cleveland
John L. Weisend
James A. Butler
Joseph B. Keenan
J. H. T. Miller
Blanche Hollander
Villas
Pa Ralph Hertz
M. R. Mackey
Harry H. Samuel Paul
N. R. Cornsweet
Cleveland Plumbing Company
H. D. Weinstein
Joseph Dembe
Sylvia Adler
Sidney Elsner
Jack A. Persky
Acacia Park Cemetery Company
James A. Weeks
Thomas Lipscomb
Read M. Kuhns
Elmore L. Andrews
Harold R. Moore
Philip
Irvin Velyn
Charles Saks
Mildred Buettner
Bruch Piano Company
Akron
Henry D. i. Samuel Friedman
H. B. Harris
Ben W Holub
P. E. Johnson
Lake Erie Powers On Light Company
Naval officer cleared in S-48 grounding inquiry
A Naval Board of Inquiry found Lieutenant Commander Stewart E. Bray not guilty for the January 29 grounding of the submarine S-48 off Portsmouth Harbor. Bray commanded the vessel during the incident and was acquitted today in Portsmouth New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Naval Board of
Stewart E. Bray
Portsmouth Harbor
Crude Oil Runs In Oil City Report
Oil City reports crude oil activity for June 16 with credit balance 3.80. Runs total 36 547 barrels with average runs 53 191. Shipments reach 84 165 barrels and average shipments 70 279.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Butter Market Steady Amid Liberal Offerings in Chicago
Chicago June 16 butter market was barely steady with liberal offerings across grades. Centralized market held firm on 90 scores and stayed near steady on 88 to 89 scores with ample supply. Fresh 92 score at 48 cents and centralized 90 score at 43 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis Flour Prices and Grain Quotes
Minneapolis flour trade summary shows prices at 85 cents lower for flour, with monthly ranges and shipments totaling 2,975 barrels. Wheat, corn, oats, and flax quotes include No. 1 Northern wheat at 1.52 to 1.56, July 1.50, Sept 1.44, corn No. 8 yellow 1.05 to 1.06, oats white 0.44 to 0.48, and No. 1 flax 2.65 to 2.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Hay
Peer Trrrry
Cleveland
Otis & Co
Bia Ask
Amer. Ee
Amer. Au Fuse
Central Steel Stain
Anais Seedimentalive
Firestone T. & Henne Eee
Hianitsc Insecino
Glidden Co. Peer Etre Eeo
Eease
Ielbentinieoet Didinesienainibaieoty
FAO
Breeee Miller Rubber Prabbcacint
Innitinvseb Silent
Aibinindumina Aio
National Refining Aeeneee Penne
Ernene
Sherwin-Williams Peether
Stearns Motor
Trumbull Steel Peer Neem
Minneapolis
Monmouth Street lights plan eyed by merchants group
Newport notes recounts discussion by the Monmouth Street Merchants Association on installing boulevard lights along Monmouth Street between Third and Twelfth. A community canvass will seek funds to cover first year costs after the City Committee declined current funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Monmouth Street
Third
Twelfth
E. Beagler
John Mark
Leroy H. Davis
Hollywood Land Andater Company
Hollywood
Fla
Palm Beach
Ortgage
of Co Core and Fuel Company
Nint Linden
Ben Leroy
Fr. Thomas
Moore
Carl Lickert
Foor Guan
Dodsworth Hill
Alexandria
Devcon
Clade
Elm Street
Miennati
Ilty
Thomas Moore
Mike Quigley
Cincinnati
John Wessenberger
Covington Republicans Plan Meeting to Name County Ticket
Covington Republicans will hold a mass meeting tomorrow night at Moose Hall on Fifth street and Madison avenue to agree on a full county ticket for the November election. Edward W. Pflueger announces candidacy for County Judge. other aspirants include J. Mason Hawk Sheriff John Co. B. Yates County Clerk Rodney Bryson County Attorney Emmett H. Daugherty Arthur Doyle Senatorship Ray Rogers Representative Barry Willis County Commissioner Edward Sorrell County Jailer John Westwood County Commissioner Bert J. King Magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Moose Hall
Fifth Street
Madison Avenue
Edward W. Pflueger
J. Mason Hawk
John Co. B. Yates
Rodney Bryson
Emmett H. Daugherty
Arthur Doyle
Ray Rogers
Barry Willis
Edward Sorrell
John Westwood
Newport Fifth Ward Boundaries Revised by County Court
Judge Buten announced changes to Newport Fifth Ward precincts aligning with 1921 boundaries to avoid confusion. Voters in altered precincts must register at the Courthouse on July 18. Precincts A B C E stay. D F G shift and Woodlawn absorbs part of Cote Brilliant. Newport entered into three Magisterial Districts. Dayton adds Precinct A effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
Buten
Newport
County Commission
Cote Brilliant
Woodlawn
Dayton
York Street
Judge Buten Reasserts Candidacy for County Judge
Judge William C. Buten announced plans to seek re election as County Judge in the upcoming Democratic primary on August 1. Newport constable candidate Andrew Roell also entered the race for the Second Magisterial District. Fort Thomas resident Roger Neff Jr announced his run for County Attorney with Newport attorney Daniel Davies opposing him for the Democratic nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buten
William C. Buten
Andrew Roell
Fourth
York Streets
Newport
Roger Neff, Jr
Ft.Thomas Avenue
Anderson Owens Chosen Principal of Newport High
Anderson Owens selected as principal of Newport High School replacing CC W Craft who resigned. Owens previously led Springfield High School in Kentucky and taught in Newport and Dayton schools. Transylvania University graduate. Elizabeth Hauser named school nurse. W H Taylor chosen medical inspector replacing Dr Krieger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Owens
Newport
Newport High School
CC. W. Craft
Board of Education
Owens
Springfield
Dayton High School
Brookville
Transylvania University
Elizabeth Hauser
Emma Heuser
W. H. Taylor
E. A. Krieger
Soldier's Body Found After Ohio River Drowning
Thomas Scouder age 20 of the Tenth Infantry was drowned Sunday in the Ohio River. James Wilson told Police Chief Louis Cook at Ft. Thomas that he recovered the body near the Covington pump house. The body awaits instructions from the mother Mrs Pearl Davis of Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Scouder
Tenth Infantry
Ohio River
James Wilson
Louis Cook
Ft. Thomas
Covington
Pearl Davis
Columbus
Realty Transfers Tie Newport Dayton Clifton Markets
Realty transfers record several property dealings with stamps. John Bauer sells to Harry M. Sipple a Newport lot for 8500. Julia Nagel and Clara Beyland sell to Tate Dorsey a Bellevue lot. Others include transfers in Newport Dayton Clifton and Clifton with amounts from 3000 to 6500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bauer
Harry M. Sipple
Newport
Julia C. Nagel
Clara M. Beyland
Tate Dorsey
Bellevue
Martha Parks
Jeanette Kervin
Katherine Cronin
Anna Rece
Carrie Pfirrmann
Dayton
Mary Wessling
Henry F. Behringer
W.G. Parrott
Elmer Poe
Clyde Heddleson
Jacob Speckter
Clifton
Acquittal Reached in Kie Johnson Assault Trial
Campbell Circuit Court acquitted Kie Johnson, charged with assault and battery as caretaker of a circus merry-go-round employee, for allegedly touching 13 year old Beulah Schwalbach. Melvin Banks pled guilty to petit larceny and theft, receiving six months with credit for time served. A civil suit seeks 150.91 dollars from Ben Charon over a May automobile collision on Marmouth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Circuit Court
Kie’ Johnson
Johnson
Ugh Rider
Beulah Schwalbach
John Schwalbach
West Seventh Street
Thomas Wwardesty
Melvin Banks
Richmond
Caldwell
Banks
Jack Hallman
George Kollman
Ben Charon
Monmouth Street
Eighth Street
Marriage Licenses Listed in Newport and Nearby
Residence details show.Seen Seigal Middlesboro Kentucky Joseph F Bohn Bellevue Kentucky. Margaret Flaherty Dayton Kentucky and others connect Cincinnati Cleveland Newport for marriage licenses. Names include Margaret Roberts Millard Billings Anna Brhelina Katee Simon and Kateae Simon from Newport Cincinnati and Cleveland areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeen
Seigal
Newport
Sophia
Middlesboro
Joseph F. Bohn
Bellevue
Margaret Flaherty
Dayton
Cincinnati
Margaret E. Roberts
Millard F. Billings
Cleveland
Anna Eee
Holmes High School celebrates 76 graduates in annual commencement
The Holmes High School auditorium hosts the fifty seventh commencement with 76 graduates. Prof Ben A Arneson of Ohio Wesleyan University delivers the principal address on Education and Democracy. Diploma presentation by Elmer H Heile precedes music by the glee club and orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes High School
Ae High School
Ben A. Arneson
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware, CO
H. S. Cox
School for Wives Opens at Liberty Theater Today
Conway Tearle and Sigrid Holmquist star in School for Wives in a two day showing at the Liberty Theater with a Mack Sennett comedy and a news reel. Friday and Saturday feature On the Stroke of Three with Madge Bellamy and Kenneth Harlan, plus another news reel and comedy. Cliff O'Neill the dancing comedian headlines today with Charles and Mayme Butters for the week’s final days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School For Wives
Liberty Theater
Conway Tearle
Sigrid Holmquist
Mack Sennett
Madge Bellamy
Kenneth Harlan
Cliff O'Neill
Charles and
Mayme Butters
Massmann suit seeks burglary policy payout in court trial
George J. Massmann druggist sued London Guarantee and Accident Insurance for 916 after a November 28 robbery on Eleventh and Greenup. He seeks judgment on a burglar policy. Separately, Clarence Wolfe was granted a divorce from Opal Wolfe on abandonment. Neil McCartney divorce granted for cruelty. Lewin filed lien suit for 1028.54 against R. O. Parsons property in Elsmere for street work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Circuit Court
George J. Massmann
Eleventh
Greenup Streets
London Guarantee and Accident Insurance Company
London
England
Applegate
Massmann
Clarence Wolfe
East Sixth Street
Cambridge
Josephine Bird McCartney
Commonwealth Avenue
Erlanger
Harbeson
Neil McCartney
F. A. Lewin
R. O. Parsons
Elsmere
Covington Notes Batch Reports Local Permits and Trials
E K Dority received a building permit for a 38500 dollar brick residence at 131 West Thirty third street Latonia. A fraud report cites a man claiming Covington Y M C A affiliation swindling a woman with a worthless check. Parochial school children enjoyed an annual outing to Chester Park by auto. William Pappas of 1031 Scott street, owner of the Odeon poolroom, paid 3 dollars and costs for a game of chance violation. Sugar confiscated in Newport raid tipped to Campbell County Orphan's Home. Samuel Boyer posted 2500 bond to face prohibition charges. Two men registered with bonds for July 21 appearances. two women released to testify. Liquor found in machine at Newport end of central bridge. Arthur Koors and Joseph Gerwe held on liquor possession charges. Mas Mullen held on still and whisky charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
E. K. Dority
West Thirty-third Street
Latonia
Alice T. Brady
Madison Avenue
T. A. Illiams
Covington Railroad
Chester Park
William Pappas
Scott Street
Odeon
Pike Street
Manson
Prohibition
Newport
Campbell County Orphan's Home
Samuel Boyer
Isabella Street
Roetken
Joseph Ownes
Grover Neil
Effie Neil
Louise Collier
Central Bridge
Cincinnati
Arthur Koors
Joseph Gerwe
Nineteenth and
Federal Grand Jury
Mas Mullen
Marriage Licenses List With Names and Residences
A list shows marriage licenses granted to individuals in Kenton and neighboring counties. Names include Bernard Lemker Ludlow Rose Bierbaum Covington Henry Stowe Covington Virginia Bradshaw Ludlow Henry Drahman Ludlow John J. DeGraw Lockland Be C. Katherine Buske Madeira Martin Lathan Covington Georgia Fightmaster Covington Robert W. Sisk Cincinnati Annabelle L. Brige Cincinnati George J. Pene P. Sisk Hilda Parusa Da Joseph Ketchan Leona Weiler Barry Compton Frances Miller Fr Wayne Theodore F. Feldman Cincinnati Matilda Waginer Erlanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Lemker
Kenton County
Rose Bierbaum
Ludlow
Henry Stowe
Covington
Nspe Puie Icessese
Boyd H. Rhodes
Virginia Bradshaw
Henry Drahman
Ludlow Weis
VNG
Ivsiccnsicencesses
Romley
John J. DeGraw
Lockland
C. Katherine Buske
Madeira
Martin Lathan
Georgia Fightmaster
Robert W. Sisk
Cincinnati
Annabelle L. Brige
George J. Pene Pee Seas Adres
Hilda Parusa
Joseph Ketchan
Leona RE Weiler
Barry Compton
Greenville, O
Frances Miller
Fr. Wayne
Theodore F. Feldman
Matilda Waginer
Erlanger
Loeb Leopold Victim To Undergo Operation
Mrs Louise Hobley who sued Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold for 100000 must undergo an operation at a hospital as a result of the alleged attack she used to support her suit Her attorney told Judge McKinley The hearing was continued to July 8 The suit ties to the May 8 1924 kidnapping case that preceded the Franks murder in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Louise Hobley
Richard Loeb
Nathan Leopold
Robert Franks
McKinley
Young Franks
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United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bliis
Illinois-Virginia
Ben Davis
Virginia
Agus -Bomenrate
California
Imperial Valley
Mexico
Mississippi
Louisiana
Florida
Tennessee
Alabama
North Mine
Texas
Georgia
Washington
OKRA
Egypt
Kentucky
Louisville
Bliss Bliss
North Carolina
Bliss
Iris Bliss
Buss
Michigan
Wisconsin
Maine
Green Mountains
Pawmwil
Norfolk
Nancy Halls
Tom Watsons
Thurmond Grays
G. Boott
Tableta
Chicago Grain
Local Financial
Rolling Mills
Gelling Mill
Rolling Mill
Rolling Mill Com
Churngold .Co
City Ice and Fuel
Cooper Am
Cooper
Daniel
Formica Insulation
Gibson Art Com
Gruen Watch Pref
Hatfield Reliance
Kemper-Thomas
Kroger Gro
Bak
Paragon Refining
Procter & Gamble Com
Procter & Gamble
U. S. Can
Cicciccis Ccceseeses
U. S. Gat Brelss
Civics
U. S. Print
Wurlitzer
Gas and Electric
Ohio Bell Telephone
First National Bank
Comedia
MMO
BOW
SUI Iano Crca
Cannes
Cetvernoveerr
Reichsmark
China
Hongkong
Dollars
Icici
Ioc
Ana Aibatic
Euucan
Worones
Acannon
Bd. Am
Liberty
Seaihphinen Oko
Treasury
Amer. T. & T
Champion
Sdakus Puebies Sen
Champion C. P
Land
Ibdanias
Galveston
Eeae
Norwood
O . P A Fl
P&l . Bsee
J.S.L.B
Nayron
Bankers
Ad’k P
Rayon
Armour Ill
Gas & el. N
Port. Co
Issonault Us
C.d.gi.ale
Cuba Co
Curtiss A. Co
de Forest R. c. Pp
Durant Dubilier C.&r.n. Motors
Gabriel Snub
Orp
Gen. Gas & el
Out. A. A G. &El.cy.pr
Glen Alden Coal
Goodyear Tire
Grand Stores
Grennan Baker
Grimes R. & C
Happi C. St. A
Imp. ‘Tobacco
Con. Indus
Kelvinator Cor Jones
Lehigh
Val Coal Wnedawee
Library Bureau
Owens Gl
Moore Dr. Fge
Nat. Pr. & Lt Pence
Ser
Pl. W.l
Ohio
Ont. L.&p
Bo: Deel. Sicksccsxs
Om'bus Cor. Ctf
Oppen'm Col’s
Wat. & P
Sec
Pr. Cor
Reo Motor Car
Sch. Ci. Cor
Seiber
Southe. P
South Co & Sc
Stand
Publish
Swift Internat
Tenn. el Pow
Therm. Radio 700
Thomp. Ractis
Tob. Pro. Exp
T d Shipyards
G.&e.new
Util P & L
Wilson&Co
New
Mp.o. Can
Northern P. L
Maradiabo
New Bradford
N.m.&a. L.co
Penco Cor.new
Red Banks
Ryan Consolider
Tidew. Oil New
A. West
St.Dia&L'd
Wilcox Oil
Sey Oo
Ariz Globe
Canaria
Resson
Eureka Croesus
Kerr Lake
Nipissing Eeeenee
Georg. Div. Om
Am.&Ga
Tri- Sm.&De
Unity Gold
Utah
Ice Co
Am. Po.&Lt
Aes. Su.To. Ies
As. G. &E Stes
G.&ww
Mrs. Crouse
Ohio Wesleyan
Loeb-Leopold
Plymouth Coal
The
Hatfield Coal Co
Madison Ave
City Hall
J. Mason Howk
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