Lack of Orders Gauged Wheat to Crop Gents
Cincinnati June 23. Outside interest in wheat futures rose as buyers chased higher Liverpool prices amid a poor crop, with July and September up 1 1/2 cents though cash activity remained weak and prices largely unchanged. The USDA notes mixed conditions with winter wheat improving in parts of Nebraska and Iowa, spring wheat progressing well though some fields weedy, and hay demand keeping prices firm for timothy and blends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Liverpool
United States Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Indiana
South Dakota
New York Curb Market Declares Stock and Bond Totals
On June 22 New York reported total stock sales of 305,800 shares and bond sales of 1,038,000 dollars on the curb exchange. The list of transactions includes numerous stocks and bonds with prices and volumes across Industrials, utilities, oils, mining, and foreign issues, reflecting broad activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Curb Exchange
Resolution Declares Oil Treatment District in Cincinnati
A 1925 city resolution designates Ravine Ada Warner Moerlein Stratford Rohs Wheeler and connected streets as an oil-treated district. Property abutting these streets will bear the cost during the contract year, with assessments levied per Ohio law. The resolution, approved June 23, 1925, directs filing with the Clerk of Council and the Director of Public Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
Ravine Street
McMicken Avenue
Volkert Street
Ada Street
Fairview Avenue
Warner Street
Moerlein Avenue
Atkinson Street
City of Cincinnati
Clifton Avenue
Bosley Street
Klotter Avenue
Kress Alley
Emming Street
Byrnes- Conway Company
Fair
McMillan Street
Rohs
Chas. F. Hornberger
Edward P. Durr
Resolution declares oil road treatment along Klotter Avenue
A 1925 resolution in Cincinnati declares the Klotter Avenue stretch from Clifton to Manchester a district to have its roadways treated with oil once in 1925. The cost will be assessed to abutting properties under Ohio law and tied to a contract with The Byrnes Conway Company. Signed by Chas. F. Hornberger.
Minneapolis grain prices and shipments report
Minneapolis June 23 vegetable grain market data shows flour at 8.55 to 8.70 per barrel with 46 349 barrels shipped. Bran priced 26 to 28, wheat northern around 1.50 to 1.61 with September futures at 1.51. Corn No 8 yellow 1.01 to 1.02, oats No 3 8 white 44 1 4 cents, flax No 1 2 at 60 to 63 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Minneapolis
Bank official attends South Carolina bankers meeting in Greenville
Co. N. Evans of the Fifth-Third National Bank left for Greenville to attend the South Carolina Bankers Association annual meeting representing his bank. In Cincinnati the first rights to subscribe to the new issue of Cincinnati Gas Transportation stock opened on the exchange floor but trading was absent as rights valued at 4 caused confusion and offerings were withdrawn. The rights entitle 100 old shares to subscribe to 37 new shares at par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial Notes. Co
Cincinnati Gas Transportation
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Union Pacific Reports Rise in Net Income May After Revenue Drop
Union Pacific shows net operating income rising by 566 162 to 1 873 424 in May despite a gross revenue decline of over 800 000. For the first five months net income falls to 9 029 914 from 11 791 586 year to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Wigpan
Stockholders OK FourforOne Split at Commonwealth Power
A special meeting authorized a four for one split of Commonwealth Power Corporation common stock. Common shares rise from 300,000 to 2,000,000 and preferred from 300,000 to 600,000 in connection with acquiring a majority of Tennessee Electric Power Company via its May 22 exchange offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Power Corporation
Tennessee Electric Power Company
Elgin National Watch Company Declares Dividend Update
Stock at the Elgin National Watch Company was set on an annual 10 percent basis with a 2 percent dividend payable August 1 to holders of record July 20. Three months earlier a regular 2 percent payment and an extra 1 percent were declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin National Watch Company
Brokers' loans rise in New York amid record demand
Brokers' loans in New York climbed to about 1.85 billion dollars, up nearly 100 million in the past month, with March 6 high-water at about 2.1 billion. Banks reportedly met demands without heavy Federal Reserve action as the system steadied. Pan American Petroleum and Transport Co reports May gross of over 9 million dollars, with June sales hints pointing to a first-half record and a possible 10 million dollar month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Company
American Water Works and Electric Company to redeem preferred shares
Stockholders approve a plan to retire 100000 shares of 6 percent participating preferred. Each share receives one half share of first preferred plus a 27 dollar cash allowance or 105 dollar redemption price. Exchange by July 24. Year end May 31 shows surplus 2,721,272, equal to 10.4 percent for participating preferred and common after first preferred dividends, down from 12.7 percent the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Water Works and Electric Company
First Preferred
Rail lines report May and year-to-date deficits
The Minneapolis Saint Paul and Sault Ste Marie System with Wisconsin Central shows a May deficit of 224,879 dollars after interest and taxes and a year-to-date shortfall of 1,849,462 dollars for the first five months of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis, st. Paul & Sault_ St. Marie
Wisconsin Central
Standard Oil Directors Mulling Redemption of Preferred Stock
In New York financial circles talk centers on Standard Oil Company of New Jersey considering redeeming its 200 million dollars of preferred stock at 115 dollars a share. Formal action is not expected soon, but the move would fit a plan for higher dividends with a possible higher common dividend in the third or last quarter this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Standard Oi
Norfolk and Western Surplus Rises in May
Norfolk and Westerns May surplus climbed to 1 381 743 after charges from 575 900 a year earlier. Gross rose by 860 000. Five month surplus totaled 7 637 299 versus 4 581 053. In New York Curb Market a new high member sale saw C E Stanley Bellows Jr seat sold to Charles P Warwick for 16 000, up 1 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk & Western
New York
C. E. Stanley Bellows, Jr
Charles P. Warwick
City Service Oil Expands with Pennsy Stations in Ohio
City Service Oil Company of Ohio announces the acquisition of Pennsy Oil Company based in Galion adding five service stations to its Ohio network. President Henry L. Doherty announced the purchase yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Service Oil Company
Ohio
Pennsy Oil Company
Galion, O
Henry L. Doherty
New York Cotton Exchange Seat Sold Amid Market Gains
The New York Cotton Exchange member ship of James H. Hard was purchased by Philip G. McFadden for 30000 dollars, 500 dollars above the prior sale. Chinese buying to cover short positions and higher demand due to disturbances abroad boosted bar silver to 70 cents an ounce, a fresh yearly high with about five tenths of a cent gain. Directors of the Prophylactic Brush Com-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Cotton Exchange
James H. Hard
Philip G. McFadden
Cattle and hog market reports from Cincinnati June 23 1925
Local cattle receipts light with 300 head salable. Heavy steers scarce while beef cows held steady. cutters and canners varied. Hogs active with 2,407 arrivals and prices up to 13.70, sheep and lambs also strong with top ewes and wethers around 16 dollars. Chicago Indianapolis and Kansas City markets show higher ready-to-sell price ranges across cattle hogs and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinati
Srye
Saas Basie
Chicago
Indianapolis
Kansas City
New York and London Money Markets Report
New York call money firm at 4 percent with bids and offers around 4 percent. Time loans steady with mixed collateral 69 to 90 days near 3 to 3.8 percent and 4 to 6 months near 4 to 8 percent. Bar silver at 70 cents. Mexican dollars noted. London bar silver quoted at 327 116 d per ounce with money at 3 percent and short discount bills around 4.54 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Chicago Butter Market Bursts Quiet With Steady Prices
Chicago traders reported an easy butter market with overall quiet demand. 92 score demand was limited, mainly from shorts on June futures, while centralized market prices held steady with limited supply and subdued activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Stocks Report With Leader Armour Preferred
Chicago stocks list today's notable prices with Armour preferred at 8 3 4 percent Libby McNeill 7 percent Middle West Utilities 92 1 4 Swift & Co 109 1 2 Swift International 26 Union Carbide 66 U S Gypsum 166 and Fair 33 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indusdprials
Acme Coal New
al. Pac. Pr
G.&e. New
Am. P.&l. New
Am. S.power
Arizona Power
Armo. Co
Arm. Co. Ill. Asso. G.&e. Atlantic
Fr. Boissonault Borden Co
Sctfs
Botany C. Mills
Br. Am. T
Brkn
City R.R
D.g.ale
W.i
Pipe Corp
Chapin 8S’s Inc
Chat’on & Sons
Chic. Ep. A
Chi. Nip. B. T
Chrysler Corp
Cleveland
Uto
Com
Pow. Corp
Doe War
Co. G.&e.b.new
Cuba Co
A.perm
Fed
Ford
Fox Film A
Frank. Mfg. Co
Fr.-Eise. R. C
Fresh. Co. (C
Gabriel Snub Gas
Houston
Garord Corp
Gen. Gas & el
G. O’door Ad
Gil. S. Raz
Glen Alden Coal
Goodyear Tire
Grennan
Grimes R. & C
Hall Signal
Hunt
He.w.i
Inter. Match. P
Int
Util. A
Inter-Oc. Radio
Jones Radio M
Keiner-Wil
Kelvinat. Carp
Libby Owens
McC. R. Vet.w.i
Marconi W.can
Marconi W. L
Mengels
Middle W. Util
N. St. Pow. Pr
Ohio Fuel Corp
Oppenheim Col
Pathe Exch. A
Phila. Elec
W. Cor. N. Y
Proph. Br. Co
Bak. A
M. Car
Rova Radio
St. Regis Paper
Singer Mfg
Schw. Cig. A
Roe
Cor
Sierra Pac Sbp
Swift & Co
Swift Inter
Todd Ship
Rds
Art. S.cf
Union Carbide
Vic
War
Brs. Pic
West Pac
Western Pr
White Rock
Te Moors Isiaskass
Wilson & Co. N
Anglo Am
Borne Schry’r
Buck. P. Line
NES Opre Eerie
Eureka Pipe L
Magnolia
N. Y. Transit
O. Penn
N.Y
Ohio
Am. C. Oil F
Maracaibo
Colum
Creole Mae
Ieee Et.w.i
Euclid Oil
Gibson Oil
Glenrock
Kirby Pet
Mexico
Gulf
Sega
Chicago
Armour
Libby McNeill
Middle West Utilities
Swift International
U. S. Gypsum
Fair
Crude Oil Runs At Citly City and Pa
Credit balance 3.80. Runs 121 851 barrels. Average runs 52 084 barrels. Shipments 149 379 barrels. Average shipments 70 651 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citly
Company declares extra dividend and notes stock record
Yesterday the pany declared an extra dividend of 25 cents on common stock in addition to the regular quarterly dividend of 50 cents. Payable July 1 to stock of record ulgo. New York Ontario and Western reports a first quarter deficit of 478,708 after taxes and charges, up from 340,002 a year earlier. National City Bank estimates Cuba sugar production to June 15 at 4,965,585 tons with 160 mills finished grinding, versus 4,025,445 tons and 170 mills stopped a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
Aese
New York, Ontario & Western
The
National City Bank
Cuba
Nickel Plate reports May earnings surplus rise
The New York Chicago and St. Louis Nickel Plate shows May surplus after charges of 523 870, up 169 393 from May last year. For the first five months of 1925 the surplus totals 2 533 916, up 591 140 over the same period in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago & St. Louis
Newport-Campbell Court Grants Heyl Divorce
Earl Heyl of Dayton was granted a divorce yesterday by Judge Caldwell from Gertrude B. Heyl of Cincinnati on abandonment grounds. Custody of their child Earl awarded to the mother with Heyl to pay 5 dollars weekly for support. They were married June 26, 1917 and had been separated five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Heyl
Dayton
Caldwell
Gertrude B. Heyl
West Eighth Street
Cincinnati
Earl
Heyl
Newport
James Goergen
H. G. Fischer & Co
Illinois
National Loan and Building Association
Phillip F
Mary Ennis
Charles G. Pieck
Lexington Pike
Ft. Mitchell
Gus Sauer, Jr
Fifteenth Street
Pieck
Dr . Pieck
Knights of Pythias Initiation Tonight in Dayton
Guiding Star Lodge No. 43 of Dayton Kentucky will initiate a class at the K of P hall at Sixth and Berry streets at 8 30 oclock tonight. The degree team from Queen City Lodge No. 5663 will officiate under the direction of Earl Banford Chancellor Commander. Members meet at the Seventh street entrance of the Odd Fellows Temple at 7 30. All members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiding Star Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Dayton
Sixth
Berry Streets
Queen City Lodge
Earl Banford
Seventh Street
Odd Fellows Temple
Seventh
Elm Streets
Election of officers at Asteroid Auxiliary I O O F meeting
Officers were re elected at the first annual meeting in Odd Fellows Hall Asteroid Auxiliary I O O F. Cincinnati Queen City Auxiliary No 18 initiated candidates. Named officers include Mrs Anna K Stein President Mrs Elizabeth Sanstleben Vice President Miss Ruth M Stein Secretary and Mrs Cora Lowe Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall of Asteroid
Queen City
Cincinnati
Anna K. Stein
Elizabeth Sanstleben
Ruth M. Stein
Cora Lowe
Realty Transfers Reported For Ft Thomas Newport Bellevue
Ruth Whitaker transfers a lot in Ft Thomas to Katie A Ware for $2500 in stamps. Heirs of George Schneider transfer a Newport lot to Elsie Hellen Schmidt for $3500. Martha Parks transfers a Newport lot to Matilda Ross for $600. Philip Ennis transfers a Newport lot to Elmer Ader for $3500. John J Edinger and others transfer a Bellevue lot to Charles R owe for stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Whitaker
Katie A. Ware
Ft. Thomas
George Schneider
Elsie Hellenschmidt
Newport
Martha Parks
Matilda Ross
Philip Ennis
Elmer Ader
John J. Edinger Et al
Charles R.owe
Bellevue
Marriage Licenses List From Cincinnati and Newport
A registry enumerates individuals with marriage licenses reported in Cincinnati and Newport area records. Names include Truman Stayback and Gertrude Hatley of Cincinnati, Edwin J. Ruberg also of Cincinnati, plus several residents linked to Newport Kentucky and nearby towns such as Dayton Ohio and Oaks Park Illinois. The compilation notes residences and partner pairings for several couples across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Stayback
Cincinnati
Gertrude Hatley
Edwin J. Ruberg
Brats Be
Visserscovesccose
Ewport
Abner Harvey
Dayton
Ever
Edward Rowe
Newport
Marie Groneick
Thomas S. Winter
Oaks Park
Ill
Isabel C. McCabe
George Burne, Jr
Switchman Beaten At Robbins Station In Ohio
Relatives of Earl Peake a 20 year old switchman from Covington moved to Portsmouth Ohio where he lies in a hospital in serious condition Advices from Columbus say Peake was attacked by two men while flagging a Chesapeake and Ohio train near Robbins Station near Waverly Two men said to be from Winston Salem North Carolina were arrested in connection with the assault Afterward the men left Peake unconscious in the path of an oncoming train Peake works on the Columbus division of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad His father Raymond Peake of Covington is an engineer on the Russell Kentucky division of the same road
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Peake
East Thirteenth Street
Covington
Portsmouth
Columbus
Peake
Chesapeake & Ohio
Robbins Station
Waverly
Winston- Salem
N. C
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Raymond Peake
Russell, Ky
Argentine Loan Arranged With Tucuman Province
Negotiations concluded between American bankers and the Province of Tucuman Argentina for a 7600000 dollar loan guaranteed by a tax on sugar cane production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Tucuman
Argentina
Silver Jubilee Celebration for Rev. Kathmann at St Augustine
The Rev. William F. Kathmann pastor of St Augustine Church Covington marks fifteen years in the priesthood with a 9 30 high mass and a procession by church societies. A purse of 1500 is presented for his first vacation in five years. He sails July 2 for Rome with Bishop How ard and will meet Pope Pius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Kathmann
St. Augustine Church
Ninetenth
Howell Streets
Father Kathmann
St. Aloysius Church
Father Rathmann
Erlanger Fair Grounds to be Sold for Building Lots
The Erlanger Fair Grounds in Kentucky will be abandoned and subdivided into building lots per Alex Bower secretary of the association. Many stockholders have sold interests as competition from the new Coney Island track harms profits. John T. Murphy handles the purchasers’ legal work but names of buyers are not disclosed. Earlier hints of dog racing were stopped by Commonwealth Attorney Orie S. Ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erlanger Fair
Erlanger
Alex Bower
Association
Bower
Coney Island
John T. Murphy
Orie S. Ware
Commonwealth Attorney
Cheap Kisses at Liberty Theater Tonight and Tomorrow
Cullen Landis and Lillian Rich star in Cheap Kisses a photo drama of jazz made society shown at the Liberty Theater on Wednesday and Thursday. Also on Friday and Saturday Jack London adventure featuring Pauline Starke Tom Moore Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatton as principal attraction. Dorothy Kenton a banjoist opens a three day engagement Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Cullen Landis
Lillian Rich
Liberty Theater
Jack London
Pauline’ Starke
Tom Moore
Wallace Beery
Raymond Hatton
Dorothy Kenton
Kenton Circuit Court Divorces and Damages Filed
Mrs Lulie Uhrig of 231 Crescent avenue sues Charles Uhrig for divorce seeking restoration of her maiden name Lulie Webster and a restraining order to stop dispossession of household goods and an automobile. Stafford Davis sues Mrs Sallie aerate Davis for divorce on a statutory charge after marrying last September and separating in December. Mrs Emma Marcella Williams of 2521 Herman street sues Thomas R Williams for divorce on cruelty, married August 30, 1924. Phillip Mueller sues contractor Charles E Ebersbach for 2500 damages for alleged land damage and destroyed hedges on Madison pike home farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Circuit Court
Lulie Uhrig
Crescent Avenue
Charles Uhrig
Lulie Webster
Uhrig
Stafford Davis
Sallie Aerate Davis
Emma Marcella Williams
Herman Street
Thomas R. Williams
Phillip Mueller
Charles E. Ebersbach
Madison Pike
Mueller
Thief Strikes Soft Drink Stand on Third Street
T. C. Moore reported a thief entered his soft drink stand at Third and Yarndelphie streets Monday night and stole cigars and cigarets. The note details other local items from obituaries to raids and court actions.
Names Listed From Kentucky Census or Directory
A dataset shows multiple individuals linked to Kentucky cities including Covington Newport and Ludlow with states Ohio and Kentucky. Notable entries include Elizabeth Mills J H M Raweciuse and JH M Raweciuse from Somerset and Covington along with several Cincinnati and Covington residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Fitzgerald
Newport
Almyra K. Seiler
Covington
W. P. Celieriic
Cincinnati
Lorena Coulson
Fred Lemker
Mitchell, Ky
Anna Niehaus
Drowned Black Man Found in Ohio River Near Oneonta
Coroner orders removal of a badly decomposed body found by fishermen in the Ohio River about a mile below Oneonta. Identified as a Black man in overalls, the remains were taken to Charles A. Smith & Sons funeral home in Newport and will be buried today in Potterfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Oneonta
Hughes
Charles A. Smith & Sons
Newport
Eee
Pottersfield
Reinstated Police Chief Takes Post July First In Newport
Frank Bregel is restored as chief of police by city commissioners in special session. He will assume office July 1 and forgo back pay after being cleared by the Court of Appeals. Also, Ira Truesdell resigns as assistant engineer amid political dispute and Dr. J A Winkler to supervise cattle tuberculin tests starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bregel
Lot G. Snyder
Bregel
William F. Clark
Court of Appeals
J. A. Winkler
Newport
Campbell County
Woman Charged With Bigamy Bound To Grand Jury
Ms Katherine Schweitert 21 years old of 918 John Street was charged with bigamy after waiving examination in Olive Court. Through her attorney Judge Moore bound her over to the grand jury under bond of 300. Arrest followed a warrant by her first husband Elmer Schweitert who claims marriage to Katherine in Covington October 15 1923 and to Robert Morgan June 5 1925 without divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Schweitert
John Street
Olive Court
Moore
Elmer J. Schweitert
Eastern Avenue
Cincinnati
Covington
Robert Morgan
Negro Kills Rival During Card Game Dispute
An argument over the Georgia skin card game led to the shooting of William Brown Johnson of 226 West Fourth Street by Charles Humes of 593 Chestnut Street. Johnson died at Speers Hospital. Police and agent Oscar Wells found 200 bottles of beer. Johnson’s wife Jennie was arrested for possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rother
Georgia
William Brown Johnson
West Fourth Street
Charles Humes
Chestnut Street
Johnson
Speers Hospital
Snyder
Oscar Wells
Prohibition
Humes
Jennie
Newport notes of arrests elections and local council actions
Ora Garrison was fined 25 dollars and jailed ten days after a disorderly conduct arraignment in Police Court following a complaint by Mrs. Emelia Vogt. Councilman Joseph H. Bohn filed his candidacy for County Commissioner. The Ft. Thomas City Council adopted a Garrison avenue improvement resolution and Hawthorne avenue project received first reading. Judge Moore fined Mrs. Philomena Winters three dollars for a petty thief accusation. Police sought the owner of a car involved in a horse and wagon collision on Central Bridge. Louis Hogg and Arthur Carroll were fined for stop sign violations. Grace Methodist Church women planned a summer fete on East Sixth Street. An unidentified man known as John Doe was admitted to Speer's Hospital after found ill on Front Street. The Optimist Club hosted guests W. E. Wade and Ralph Rachford. Guisseppi Falloni was fined 300 dollars and jailed for moonshine possession. Policeman Derby charged Ruby Cramer with drunkenness and disorderly conduct after she allegedly bit him during an arrest attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Ora Garrison
Saratoga Street
Emelia Vogt
East Tenth Street
Joseph H. Bohn
Bellevue
Garrison Avenue
Ft Omas Avenue
River Road
Ft. Thomas
Hawthorne Avenue
Moore
Philomena Winters
Columbia Street
John Morndring
Isabella Street
John Potter
West Ninth Street
Central Bridge
Louis Hogg
Arthur Carroll
Cincinnati
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
East Sixth Street
Speer’s Hospital
John. Doe
Front Street
Central Avenue
Derrick and
Hawthorne
Optimist Club
W. E. Wade
St. Louis
Ralph Rachford
Alexandria
Claremont
L. J. Crawford, Jr
Guisseppi Falloni
Betts Street
Schwartz
Clifton
Kentucky
Arry Derrick
Ruby Cramer
Fourth
Isabella
Derrick
Republican executive halts ticket in Bellevue meeting
The Republican Executive Committee, meeting at Cunningham and Cobbings funeral home on Fairfield Avenue in Bellevue, declined to announce a partial list of candidates. It was announced that a Monday night meeting plans to complete their ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Executive Committee
Cunningham & Cobblings, Undertakers
Fairfield Avenue
Bellevue
William Schwartz Announces Magistrate Candidacy
Police Judge William Schwartz of Clifton yesterday declared his bid on the Democratic ticket for magistrate of the First District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schwartz
Clifton
First
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United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Virginia
Tennessee
California
Imperial Valley
South Carolina
Florida
Texas
Alabama
Egypt
Louisville
United States
Hileys
Hiley Belles
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Hiley
Laxtons
Louisiana
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Bliss
Bliss Bliss
Arkansas
Oklahoma
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Canada
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Peck
Nancy Halls
Hothouse
Tom Watsons
J. G. Scott
Red Banks
Woodley
Ariz. Globe
Canaria
Utah
Cresson
East Butte
Teck Hughes
C. G
McN.& L
Manitoba
Morris Co
N.st. Pow
Ohio P
Penn.p
T.hy.el. P
U.rys
U.S.A
N.M
Ar. L. al. Packer
As. St.Hard
Beth. St
C.nat.ry. Eq
Cudahy P
Graz
Denmark
New Bradford
U. S
Wenden
Ice Co
P.&st
Rot
Mills
Su. T
Atl. G.&w
Beaver Bd.&s
Bell T.of Can
Bot.c.mills
C. G. Balt
Cosg-M. C
Cuba Co. N.J
Deere Co
Det. C. Gas
Dunlop T.& R
Geir. K
General Pet
N.C
N.M. S.S
Sie & Hal
Thyssen Wicks
Toho el. P
Manchester Avenue
Byrnes-Conway Company
State of Ohio
Clerk of Council
Otis & Co
Amer
Multigraph
Cleveland Railway
Firestone T
Glidden Co
Weenee Goodyear T
R See
Grasselli Chem. Vidbnersnsopeataseus
Metro
Rubber Pere
Stearns Motor Fpr
Campbell Circuit Court
Switchman
Gruen Watch
Johnston Paint
Procter & Gamble
di Terre
CONG
Bavi Decgste Ce Ccsrormencdiercsese Ee OO
Iin
Snentessi
Odecesedi
Crerence Etidnoewass
Whitaker Ae Jsen
Cinti. Gas and Electric
C. N. and
C. St
Ohio Bell Tel
Fee Ey
Ohio Trection
Exch Canada
Veacvever
Paris
Greece
Belgium
CROCS
Ioverie
Ioc
India
China
Hongkong
Poland
Shanghai
Switzerland
Treasury
Goi
Cuba Republic
Col. Christie
Tex
Land Bank
Lexington
Eeee
T. C. Moore
Third
Yarndelphie
Willie G. McCoy
East Third Street
St. Mary’s Cathedral
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Joseph Modica
Raymond Schultz
Marie Schultz
Madison Avenue
Roetken
James Wood
William Moran
Louis Stevens
Constance
Michael Nolan
Bromley
Frank Becker
Fifth Street
Wood
Reinhardt Pirmann
Five Mile House
Licking Pike
Police
City Hall
J. Mason Howk
Plymouth Coal
Hatfield Coal Co
Madison Ave
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