Steady Tone Prevails In Wheat Market
Cincinnati traders report a steady tone in the wheat market as Kessinger bill moves toward a third reading, with rains in the Southwest dampening futures but leaving overall prices near previous levels. Corn and oats stayed firm on strong demand for milling quality and feed, while several grain and fruit prices, including hay, seeds, and vegetables, show mixed movements amid active shipper interest.
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Cincinnati
Kessinger
Seaboard
Liverpool
Northern Central Railway five year stock and lease overview
The Northern Central Railway Company, leased to the Pennsylvania Railroad for 999 years, owns 374 miles of track across Maryland and Pennsylvania. Incorpor ated 1854 from four lines, it reports 1926 rental of 2 853 000 and net income 2 174 334 with current assets 1 362 938 and liabilities 1 354 039. Book value to capital stock stands at 65.37 a share.
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Northern Central Railway Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Road
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Marysville
Dauphin
Sunbury
Hollins
Green Spring Junction
Treasury
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Vote Approves Work of Hospital Director in Cincinnati
A Social Service League of Longview Hospital meeting approved Miss Eleanor G. Morse's work as former director of occupational therapy and accepted her resignation. Canon Charles G. Reade outlined fundraising efforts led by Mrs. William Ravine to buy radio equipment for patient use and central control receiving gear. Dr. E. A. Baber, hospital superintendent, will appoint Morse’s successor amid heavy workload in the occupational therapy department.
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Eleanor G. Morse
Longview Hospital
Cincinnati
Social Service League of
Canon Charles G. Reade
League
Canon Reade
William Ravine
E. A. Baber
Miss Morse
Baber
Money market report from New York and London
Call money and time loans hold steady in New York with 4 percent closing bids and 4 percent for most 60 to 90 day and 4 to 6 month maturities. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 42414 and bar silver at 50 percent. Mexican dollars at 42 percent. London fixes bar silver at 86 percent per ounce with money rates near 3 percent and short bill discounts around 4 1/4 to 4 1/2 percent. three month bills near 4 1/2 percent.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
London
Cattle and hog market recap across multiple spots
Cattle supplies reported small at 261 head with 609 calves. Cows sold at low levels over two weeks. no slaughter-grade sales listed. Bulls steady. veals and feeders mixed. Hog trade softens after early gains. receipts 4,029 with 730 state offerings. Pigs steady to rising in some weights. lambs and sheep mixed with higher finish on better grades. Regional notes from Chicago and Indianapolis show varied demand.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Indianapolis
Ohio Incorporations Filed June 20 1924
Ohio Secretary of State lists new incorporations on June 20 including Ingomar Mineralizes Yeast Mills Company in Cleveland Angell Embossing Company in Dayton Dean Inn Company in Cleveland Headley Cut Stone Company Inc in Columbus Cleveland Cleveland A C Tube Manufacturing Company in Cleveland William Miller Tire and Supply Company in Cleveland George Sharer Son Parrish Inc in Cleveland H P Jenks Realty Company in Columbus Milgrim Inc in Cleveland.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ingomar
Comany
Walter M. Klepinger
Loretta Oa’te
Raymon O. Klepinger
Cleveland
R. S. Horan
Ralph W. Bell
Earl W. Aurelius
Dayton
Angell Embossing
Robert H. Angell
Edger L. Adams
Murry C. Weir
Dean Inn Company
A. Hill
M. E. Click
H. R. Goldstein
Headley Cut Stone Company, Inc
Ellsworth E. Hoadley
Joseph McGhee
Mark S. Evans
A. C. Tube Manufacturing Company
Charles L. Gebbauer
C. F. William Bates
John Raus
William Miller Tire and Supply Company
Mike Glick
Charles Fleck
Alexander i. Cleveland
George Sharer
H. P. Jenks
Chicago Butter Markets Hold With Narrow Moves
Chicago butter mostly steady but unsettled on June 21 as supplies remain ample and demand weak. Prices drift with limited buying, showing scattered bids on 89 to 90 score butter while other grades move little in a slow centralized market.
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Chicago
Foreign exchanges rates compiled by New York World News Service
The New York World News Service reports updated international exchange figures for June 21. Rates cover Berlin, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Hungary, Italy, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Batavia, Calcutta, Hongkong, Singapore, Shanghai, Mexican Dollars, Manila, Yokohama, Ayres, Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo, Valparaiso, and Montreal funds in New York with bid and cable figures for each market.
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Mugeiu
Ameri
Amer
American Rolling Mill
American Rolling Ill
American Rolling i
Amer. Rolling Mill
Thermos Bottle
Ermos
Thermos
Buckeye Ncubator
Buckeye Incubator
Uckeye Incubator
Buckeye
Champion Fiber
Cincinnati As
Elec
Cincinnati Gas
Cincinnati Street Railway
Cincinnati Str Railway
Sub. Telephone.s
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City Ice and Fue
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Jaeger Machine
Jaeger Machine Tr+ Oeeneeasedeeses
Kodel Foro
American Laundry Mach
Buckeye, Inc
Central Ware
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
Neinnati Gas & Elec
Italy
Norway
Paris
France
Polan
Shanghai
Sweden
Switzerland
Syria
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Uruguay
Venezuela
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Bankers
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Entre
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Greece
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Holland
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Taly
Sone Slavin
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
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Batavia
Calcutta
Hongkong
Singapore
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Yokohama
Makine Ayres
Rio de Janeiro
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Valparaiso
Montreal
New York
Democrats Win Kentucky Posts
Democrats win Kentucky city and Jefferson County offices after a Court of Appeals ruling voided the 1925 election. Gov Fields appoints successors and they plan to take charge Monday, with commissions to be delivered after the Friday mandate.
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Louisville
Jefferson County
Court of Appeals
Fields
Republican Party
Minneapolis Grain Market Report June 21
Minneapolis grain prices move on June 21 with flour showing a 10 cent drop for 98 pound sacks at 8.25 to 8.45 dollars per barrel. Wheat futures No 1 Northern quoted around 1.44 for July and 1.48 for September, with December at 1.45. Oats No 8 white at 46.4 to 47.0 cents, flax No 1 at 2.019 to 2.134 dollars.
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Cincinnati
New York
Ecsraiscoceesssersoreserer IZ
Foie Dvasidjibesericeseloegyavors
Timothy
Minneapolis
Columbia Bank Declares Semiannual and Extra Dividend
The directors of the Columbia Bank and Savings Company have declared a 6 percent semiannual dividend and an extra 6 percent dividend on the bank’s capital stock, payable July 1 to stockholders of record June 30.
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Columbia Bank
Columbia Bank and Savings Company
Dividend Voted by National Guarantee and Finance Co
Directors of the National Guarantee and Finance Company at Columbus voted a regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent on the first and second issues of 7 per cent preferred stock. Dividends payable July 1 to holders recorded June 26. Semi annual earnings were 2.75 per share with 14 percent on capital. business volume rose 30 percent. Cincinnati holders on the board include Maurice J. Freiberg William J. Schroder Dr Hiram B Weiss and A Edgar Aub.
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National Guarantee and Finance Company
Columbus
Cincinnati
Maurice J. Freiberg
William J. Schroder
Hiram 8. Weiss
A. Edgar Aub
Covington Fare Hike Threatens Green Line Service
H C Blackwell of Union Gas and Electric told Covington Rotary the Green Line may need fare increases or risk cessation as the line has operated at a loss. The five cent fare is fixed by a perpetual franchise, with union utilities aiding service improvements in Campbell and Kenton counties. The meeting also praised J Robert Kelley as Kentucky State Chamber of Commerce president and discussed an upcoming outing at Cody’s Farm.
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Cincinnati
Newport and Covington Street Railway Company
H. C. Blackwell
Union Gas and Electric Company
Covington
Mae Murray in Valencia Opens at Liberty Covington
Mae Murray stars in Valencia opening at the Liberty Theater Covington for two days. The Spain set romance features Lloyd Hughes and Roy D Arcy in supporting roles. Buck Jones headlines The Fighting Buckaroo Friday and Saturday with Ruth Heuback and Phil Furman concert acts and Liberty Rag-a-Muffins later in the week.
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Mae Murray
Valencia
Liberty Theater
Covington
Spain
Lloyd Hughes
Roy D’arcy
Buck Jones
Ruth Heuback
Phil Furman
Girl shot in eye by blank cartridge from pistol
Helen Corcoran six is injured when a group of five or six boys fired a blank cartridge from a pistol striking her left eye. She was treated at Dr C M Heesel’s office after the incident and police investigate which boy fired.
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Helen Corcoran
Fisk Street
St Joseph's Church Plans $100000 School at Bush and Scott
The St. Joseph's Catholic Church will spend about $100,000 to build a brick and concrete two story school with twelve rooms at the southeast corner of Bush and Scott streets. A building permit was issued yesterday.
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Covington
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Bush and
Scott Streets
Philipps
Co. L. Harp
Madison Avenue
Phil Roach
Clay Street
Cincinnati
Roy Grimme
West Thirteenth Street
C. B. Gregg
Russell Street
Roetken
L. E. “Slick”. Bullock
Commissioner of Safety
Hind
Sixth
Philadelphia Streets
Mary McDermott
West Seventh Street
Richard E. Thompson
McKinley Simpson
Farmer
Williamstown
Arch Booth
Switchman
Russell
C. R. Wells
J. W. Hall
Williams , Ky
Robert Denison
Corbin
James C. Stelle
Ashland
Sheriff
R. R. Humphrey
Russell Ky
Redmond Sues Ludwig for 121 Damages in Kenton Court
A. A. Redmond files suit in Kenton court seeking 121 damages from Fred Ludwig for an auto crash on Garrard street last May. Plaintiff alleges the defendant’s car, driven by Henry Ludwig, collided with Redmond and his son in a separate incident. Mary Rich of Covington also sues the Cincinnati Newport & Covington Street Railway Co for 5000.
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Kenton Ofrcrift Court
A. A. Redmond
Fred Ludwig
East Thirteenth Street
Henry Ludwig
Redmond
Garrard Street
Mary Rich
Covington
Cincinnati Newport & Covington Street Railway Company
Damages Sought in Abandonment Suit In Ohio Marital Case
The plaintiff Ella Thonopoulos of Covington seeks a claim against Gus Thonopoulos of Barberton Ohio for a divorce and damages after their December marriage ended. The suit, filed in Newport, charges abandonment and seeks relief as the case proceeds.
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Newport
Ella Thonopoulos
Covington
Gus Thonopoulos
Barberton
Licenses Issued to Residents in Ohio and Nearby States
The notice lists individuals with ages and occupations across Cincinnati Camden Manchester Farmersville Cedar Grove Ludlow Covington Columbus and nearby areas. Names include Ian 22 Eddram Hippertiaht 25 laborer Ruby Cosmley 21 and others such as Norbert Schenk 23 machinist Carnette Schilling 29 William Yancey 23 switchman Bessie Case 18 and Cora Arnold 21. The record appears as a roster of license applicants and their hometowns.
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IAGE
Ian
Cincinnati
Eddram Hippertiaht
Ruby ‘Cosmley
Clusianati
Carnette Schilling
Ludlow
William L. Yancey
Bessie L. Case
Covington
William J. Sherritt
Mary J. Metro
Columbus
Newport ape Bob returns after carnival theft
The trapeze performing ape Bob, held by a broken chain, is found near the Ohio River in Newport and returns to owner John Stahl. The theft occurred at the Heth Carnival on Washington street, with conjecture about possible fights between thieves and the chained animal. A younger monkey named Maggie remains missing from the Monkey Speedway.
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Ohio River
York
Saratoga
Newport
Bob
John Stahl
Cage
Washington Street
Stahl
Maggie
Dayton Man Dies After Roof Repair Slip
John McDowell age 55 of 525 Fifth Avenue Dayton fell from a roof while helping Hugo Fettweis at 827 Thornton Street. He died from a broken neck at Speers Hospital. He was father in law of Louis Bary and served on Dayton City Council. He left a widow and two children. Funeral plans not set.
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John McDowell
Fifth Avenue
Dayton
Speers Hospital
McDowell
Hugo Fettweis
Thornton Street
Louis Bary
Cincinnati Post
Francis Sutton Dies After Illness at 26
Francis Sutton 26 of 325 West Tenth street died after a years long illness. He worked as a clerk for the Southern Railway and was the son of William Sutton, a former hay and grain merchant of Newport. He leaves his parents, a brother William Sutton Jr, and two sisters Mrs Lavina Gmun der of Newport and Mrs Loretta Miller of Cincinnati. Funeral services and requiem high mass will be Thursday at Corpus Christi Church. Burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery at John's Hill, Ky.
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Francis Sutton
West Tenth Street
Southern Railway Company
William Sutton
Hay
Newport
Lavina Gmunder
Loretta Miller
Cincinnati
Corpus Christi Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
John's Hill, Ky
Marriage Licenses Listed for Lawrence to Feldman and Others
A typed list shows multiple marriage licenses issued, including Lawrence and Feldman both 23, a printer from Ington and Newport resident, and Hesketh 26 to Jacqueline Taylor 21 of rpm f q. Other couples include Archie Wilson 21 to Edna Barrett 16 of Middletown and McKinley Oldham a tax clerk of Chicago to ton Cincinnati.
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Lawrence, Bittner
Ington
Hilda Feldman
Newport
Thomas Hesketh
Jacqueline Taylor
Rpm
Archie Wilson
Edna Barrett
Middletown
McKinley Oldham
Chicago
Ill
Ton
Cincinnati
Schatzle
Reading
Henrietta Eckelkamp
Dayton
Kentucky
Ifford Mullen
Covington
Lla Barker
Eaerencine Maxwell
Margaret Glenn
Frederick A. Macke
Gertrude Fraud
James Trowbridge
Hilda Klump
Ft. Thomas
Clayton Raines
Dividends Declared Across Companies in New York
Dividends were announced on June 21 for several firms. American Gas Co pays quarterly 2 percent July 13 to holders of record June 30. Newmont Mining declares $1 quarterly and raises annual basis to $4 as prior $2.40. Americana and Mortgage quarterly to be paid July 1 to June 7 record. Empire Bond and Mortgage quarterly 1 percent on preferred payable July 15 to June 3. National Bank 6 percent quarterly payable July 1 to June 21. Hamilton Brown Shoes monthly 1 cent June 23. American Surety quarterly 0.56 payable June 30 to June 25. Boston and Maine six percent semiannual on preferred with various classes. payments July 1 to June 21 records.
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New York World News Service
New York
American Gas Company
Newmont Mining Company
Empire Bond
National Bank
Hamilton Brown Shoes
American Surety Company
Boston
Maine
Driver Confesses to Fatal Auto Crash In Cold Spring
A motorist, a close friend of 18 year old Ralph Holtz, confessed to a priest after fatally injuring him last Wednesday near Cold Spring. A warrant for arrest is expected. Holtz died at St Elizabeth's Hospital from a fractured skull. Funeral services were held the previous Monday and the driver attended.
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Ralph Holtz
Winters Lane
Cold Spring
Holtz
Arthur Holtz
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Covington
Roger L. Neff, Jr
Cafe owner foils robbers in revolver battle
Henry Hoffman of Three Mile Creek cafe Licking Pike woke to a shutter break in a cafe. He armed with a revolver as two robbers fled in a car. A running board shooter fired twenty plus rounds as the vehicle sped away. glass shattered. Authorities named the cafe and location.
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Three Mile Creek
Licking Pike
Henry Hoffman
Hoffman
George Gugel
Weber
Newport Police Suspended Over Disrespect Charge
Newport police officer Robert Gasdorf was suspended for thirty days by Chief Bregel after an argument with Sergt. Kearns. Gasdorf allegedly refused to park on Court place property and was abusive when ordered to comply, leading to charges upheld by Chief Bregel.
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Newport Notes
Robert Gasdorf
Newport
Bregel
Kearns
Earns
Tell Gasdorf
Court Place
Caserta
Carson
West Sixth Street
Bertelsman
Yester
O. W. Hatfield
Harrison Jones
Leslie Shields
M. K. Smit
Atlanta
J. M. Whiles
Sika
Chestnut Street
Cincinnati
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Henry Cranshaw
Eleanore Clark
George Street
Cranshaw
George Gugel
Verden Hodge
Campebil
Lottie Hodge
Manchester Street
Middletown
Campbell County Optimists’ Club
St. Paul's Iscopal Church
Harry Schaeper
Newport Rotary Club
Schaeper
Property transfers in Ft. Thomas and Clifton area
Marguerite Newland A Meagher sells a lot in the Avenelle subdivision Ft. Thomas. George H Winkler transfers a lot on the Alexandria pike Cold Spring to Winona Ward. Charles L Johnson deeds a lot in the Orlando Land Company subdivision Clifton to Richard Thacker.
Excursion Sunday at High Bridge Park Kentucky
A Sunday excursion to High Bridge Park Kentucky offered by R. T. of the Southern Railway for $2.00 per person.
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High Bridge Park
Kentucky
R. T
Southern Railway
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