Wheat market rallies on lower reserves in Cincinnati report
Government farm reserves showed wheat stocks at 69,065,060 bushels, twisting expectations as May and July futures gain about 3 8 percent. Cash values rise with brisk demand and light elevator receipts. Prices for corn oats hay and other Grains and farm goods extend mixed gains across futures and cash markets with notable activity in wheat and hay futures.
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Cincinnati
Department of Agriculture
Australia
Argentina
United States
Timothy
Kansas
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
New York Curb Market Officials List Of Trades
New York March 10 report lists transactions on the New York Curb Exchange with extensive Industrials and Oils sections. Notable names appear repeatedly among stocks, bonds, and mixed trades, including major oil concerns and electricals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Curb Exchange
Tobacco Market Strength With Varied Averages
The tobacco market was strong yesterday though averages fell due to many low grades. Kenton Warehouse moved 76,875 pounds at $15.40 per 100 pounds with $11,846.06 cash value. Tri-State Warehouse sold 25,880 pounds for $7,418.43 cash value at $20.86 per 100 pounds. top price reached $38.00 per hundred. T. S. Randall of Highland County sold 2,980 pounds at $38 per hundred at Tri-State.
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Kenton
Tri-State
T. S. Randall
Highland County
Cotton Market Near Month Liquidation Amid Rally
In Cotton, New York, near month liquidation unsettled trading with May dipping to 25.84 cents before a rally as Texas rain shortage and covering supported prices. May reached 26.00 cents and closed at 25.99 as the market firmed 4 to 10 points. Openings steady to down 7 points. Daily receipts 34,410 bales. United States export stocks 1,155,085 bales. exports 89,122 bales, total 6,503,982 bales this season.
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New York
Texas
United Tesport
Minneapolis flour rise and grain prices report
Minneapolis March 10 flour advances 10 cents to 9.70 to 9.85 per barrel with shipments at 26 723 barrels. Bran 23 to 24 50. Wheat No 1 Northern 1.78 to 1.80, July 1.79. Corn No 8 yellow 1.55 to 1.84. Oats No 8 white 45 to 46. Flax No 1 3.05 to 3.09.
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G.&el
L. & Trac
Art L. Cor
Lea
As. G.&ei
Boissonault Co
Agian
C.G.& Bit
I. Eee
Cuba Company
Cudahy Packing
C. Aero
Dub. C.&r
DuPont Motor
Durant Motors
Pus Ca. Inc
el. B.& Sh
de Pref
Egeex Fdry
Elec
Feder
Ford. Me
Freed Eise. R.C
Fresh. Co
Glen Alden
Goodyear Tire
Grennan Baker
Candy St. A
Hazeltine Corp
Inter
Matchpref
Rova Radio
Seagrave Corp
Shattuck Co
Sleep
Southeast P.&st
South Coal&Iron
Stutz Motor
Swift & Co
Indiana Pipe L
International P
Ee BA
Northern
Swan & F. Co.c
Glenrock
Federal
Kirby Petroleum
Kay Co. Gas
Lago . Pet
Bord
Bet
Cn. Mills
Br. Am. Tb. Cp
Es Soup
Cent. Pipe Corp
Chapin Sks. Inc
Chat. & Sons
Childs Co. New
Pow. Corp
Leh. V. Coal Co
Lib.RadioCh.St
Marconiw
Cana
Mengels
Mesabi Iron
Mid. West
Mfg. Corp
Union Carbide
Lee PA
Univer. Pictures
W. B. Pictures
Rad. Corp
Western Power
Pe Wedes Alien
White Rock
Ax de Be
Standard Anglo-A. Oil
Atlantic Lobos
Borne Scrymier
W.i
Eureka P
Humble Oil
Illinois Pipe L
Maracaibo
Carib
Do Aetis
Col. Panag
Creole Synticate
Gibson Oil
Livingston Pet
Gulf
R’s
New Bradford
N. M.&A’zld
Noble Oil
Pitts. O. & G
Pen
Y” Oil & Gas
Arizona Globe
Canaria
Chihe
Coens
Cresson
Dolorez Esper
el Paso
Emma Sil
Harmill
Holling’r Gd
Howe Sound Co
Indep
Eureka Croesus
Plymouth
Sil.Kg
So. Am. P.&g
Zee
Belmont
United Zinc
West End
Allied Pack
Minneapolis
Minn
Chicago Butter Market Holds Firm With Higher Prices
Chicago March 10 The butter market shows firm tones with prices up by half a cent on most scores. Centralized car market steady under fair demand. Fresh butter 92 score bid 50 cents, centralized 90 score also 50 cents.
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Chicago
Crude Oil Runs in Oil City Reports March Totals
Credit balance $3.75. Runs 108,548 barrels with average 49,884. Shipments total 191,180 barrels, average 71,899. This update covers Oil City, Pennsylvania dated March 10.
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Oil City
Foreign exchange rates in March world markets
New York World News Service reports daily foreign exchange quotations with European rates for sterling and francs, plus demand and cable figures for Germany Austria Italy and more. Far Eastern rates list Japan Hongkong Shanghai and others with spot and cable values.
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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
Jugo-Slavia
Bulgaria
Japan
Hongkong
Shanghai
Calcutta
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Chile
Canada
Havana
Colombias
Venezuela
Liberty Bonds Market Update With Treasury Notes
New York on March 10 reports Liberty bonds and Treasury notes with bid quotes for several issues. Liberty 84s rise to 101 13, first 4s 101 12, second 4s 100 17. Treasury 4s and 4% series show varied bids around 100 to 101 with small shifts.
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Camda
Per Geer Iistickii
London
Saterling
Greece
Sisskavenieie
China
Hongkong
Japan
Sckesvbsose
Shdossenieoee P Vacleoboka 4050 Norway. In Piblishiisivtesddaaneveiks
Glety
Pisce Desiiktaeedsgtaaesbiacindd
Kumania
BOT
Heechens
Cdasiolh Ceuhichidiuctbinateudias
Shanghai
Sitanecodicah Divaia Abedanecn
Mouroig
Ask
Liberty
Treasury
Amer. T. & Tel. Co
Champion C. P. Co
Cinci
Fed. Land Bank Ee
Fed. Land Bank
New York
Tye
Bankers
United
Wheat Markets Jump Amid Strong Demand In Chicago
Sudden broadening of wheat demand in Chicago today spurred a lively 5% gain for May wheat. Quotes closed with May at about 1.87 and July around 1.64, while corn and oats rose modestly and pork products varied. Cash quotes listed No 1 hard wheat at 1.84 to 1.85, corn No 2 mixed at 1.23 to 1.25, oats at 0.50 to 0.51, and lard and bellies trading near 17.00 to 21.50.
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Chicago
Ae Bette
Dividends Declared by Various Companies
New York World service reports dividends for multiple firms with payment dates in April and March. Prophylactic Brush, Midland Steel, Mohawk Valley, New York State Railways, American Brake Shoe, Metropolitan Edison, Savannah Electric, Goodyear California, Famous Players Lasky, Electric Auto-Lite Toledo, Detroit and Cleveland Navigation, and Western Union Telegraph each announce quarterly or special yields with stock record dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World Ve Service
New York
New York State Railways Company
American Brake Shoe and Foundry Company
Metropolitan Edison Company
Satern
Electric Auto-Litee Company
Toledo
Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Butler resigns to join United States Steamship Corp
W R Butler longtime staffer in the Fifth Thirdational Bank steamship tours unit resigns effective April 1 and will join the United States Steamship Corporation. Provident Savings Bank declares regular quarterly dividend of 214 percent payable April 1 to record March 20. NYSE lists Pure Oil Indian Refining Fleischmann Columbia Gas and Electric Owens Bottle National Acme movers with price changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Butler
Steamship and Tours
Fifth-Thirdational Bank
United States Steamship Corporation
Provident of Building
New York Stock Exchange
Pure Oil
Indian Refining
Fleischaumann
Columbia Gas and Electric
Owens Bottle
National Acme
Corning Announces Change in Ave Steel Control
Edwin Corning of Albany says control of the Ave Steel Company has passed from himself Parker Corning and E Palmer Gavit who held a majority since 1907 They disposed of 60000 shares for a net profit of 1800000 Corning says control now lies with scattered investors not the large steel firms The Ave Steel plants are at Colonie near Albany Action on Standard Tank Car Company reorganization is deferred to March 16 to vote on preferred stock and retire the trust certificates for new ones with lower interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Corning
Albany
N. Y
Ave Steel Company
Parker Corning
E. Palmer Gavit
Corning
Colonie
Standard Tank Car Company
Barnsdall Plans Stock Class A Rise and Class B Cut
The Barnsdall corporation reported strong oil production gains and intends to raise Class A stock from 600000 to 800000 shares while reducing Class B from 600000 to 400000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnsdall Corporation
Steel stock unfilled tonnage swells past expectations
Unfilled tonnage orders of United States Steel at Feb 28 close run to 5,284,771 tons, up 247,448 tons from January, far exceeding many holders’ forecasts and signaling a sharp rise in demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
Insull Group Wins Control of Indiana Service Corp
Control of the Indiana Service Corporation shifted from Eastern to Western operators as Samuel Insull and associates joined management at the stockholders meeting. Ansull named chairman, Robert M. Feuster remains president. The firm reports about 20 million dollars in assets and provides electric light and power in Fort Wayne and 27 other communities, with three interurban lines radiating from Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Service Corporation
Eastern
Estern
Samuel Insull
Remington Noiseless Declares Quarterly Dividend on Preferred Stock
The Remington Noiseless Typewriter Corporation announced an initial quarterly dividend of 1.75 dollars per share on its preferred stock. The dividend is payable April 15 to shareholders of record as of April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington Noiseless Typewriter Corporation
Singer Manufacturing declares annual dividend of 10 a share
The Singer Manufacturing Company yesterday set capital stock on an annual dividend basis of 10 dollars per share. Directors approved a 2.50 dollar per share disbursement payable March 31 to holders of record March 10. In 1924 the company paid 7 percent regular dividends and an extra 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Manufacturing Company
Expenditures for New Building Rise in Leading Cities
Expenditures for new building in February in leading cities total an estimated 209,421,500 dollars per Dun's review, up 14.2 percent from January but 14.1 percent below February 1924. New York City permits valued at 62,763,900 dollars fell 48.5 percent from a year earlier, while outside cities combined reached 156,657,600 dollars, a 10.9 percent year over year gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun
New York City
Fair of Chicago to List $35 Stock on Two Exchanges
A banking syndicate sold privately 240000 shares of no par value common stock of The Fair of Chicago at 35 dollars per share. Application will be made to list the stock on the New York and Chicago exchanges. 8 S. was recently elected Chairman of the aid. A petition to close the New York cotton exchange on Good Friday April 10 and Saturday April 11 is circulated among members yesterday.
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New York
Chicago
Aid
New York Cotton Exchange
Yesterda
Record Price Paid for New York Curb Market Seat
Charlies S. Leahy paid a record $13 000 to buy the membership of J J Stewart Campbell on the New York Curb Market yesterday. Leahy’s purchase set a new high for curb market seats reflecting strong demand in the exchange.
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New York
Charlies S. Leahy
J.J. Stewart Campbell
Chicago Stocks Report March 10 Highlights
Armour preferred 90 percent, C Y 16 percent, Libby McNeill 74 percent, Midwest Utilities 92 44, Swift and Co ex div 118 percent, Swift International 32 14, Union Carbide 68 percent, United States Gypsum 117, Wahl 19 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Armour
C Y
Libby-McNeill
Middlewest Utilities
Swift & Co
Swift International
Union Carbide
United States Gypsum
Wahl
Columbus Stocks Tiny Market Summary
Columbus stocks report from March 10 notes Cities Service common at 192 to 194, de preferred at 84 to 82 and a half percent, Pure Oil common at 29.
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Columbus
New Walnut Hills Site Questioned Over Traffic Safety
The Building Owners and Managers Association warned W C Culkins of the Chamber of Commerce that the Francis Lane and Victory Boulevard site for Walnut Hills Classical High School is unsafe due to heavy traffic on the parkway boulevard. The objection rests on safety considerations cited in a communication dated yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Lane
Victory Boulevard
Walnut Hills Classical High School
Board of Education
W. C. Culkins
Chamber of Commerce
Building Owners and Managers’ Association
Crossword puzzles as educator a radio critique
University of Cincinnati English professor C W Park argues crossword puzzles widen vocabulary but offer limited practical value. He says words gained are scattered and rarely used. better growth comes from reading carefully and learning words in context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Park
College of Engineering and Commerce
University of Cincinnati
WSAI
Park
Injuries Fatal to Kentucky Man Near Covington
Everett Evans 30, of Bisputanta Ky, died after being struck or falling from an L and N freight near Spring Lake ten miles south of Covington. He was found by a track walker, identified by a Hamilton Ohio sister, and pronounced dead at St Elizabeths Hospital after skull fracture. Coroner cites freight train fall as cause while Evans had epilepsy from boyhood burns and was son of Thomas Evans. His body remains at Latonia undertaker Swindler awaiting relatives' disposition.
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Everett Evans
Bisputanta
Berea
Spring Lake
Covington
The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Carl Smith
Longstreet
Evans
Stephens
Thomas Evans
Swindler Undertaking Establishment
Baseball club held liable for spectator injuries
Victoria Eno, seated outside the screened grandstand at Redland Field, was injured when a batted ball struck her during a Reds Giants double header on July 30, 1921. The Ohio Supreme Court upheld the Appeals Court ruling that the Cincinnati Baseball Club bears damages liability, returning the case for a new trial.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Victoria Eno
Cincinnati Baseball Club
The
Ants
Reds
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Victoria J. Eno
Ludlow Street
Redland Field
Rube” Bressler
Giants
Ball Club
D A R Holds 29th Ohio Convention in Marion
About 600 delegates attend the Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution annual convention in Marion. Dr. E. M. Craig of Cincinnati speaks on Our Heritage as the first business session is planned. memorials to President Warren G Harding are set for tomorrow. Traffic will be halted during cemetery procession. Mrs. Lowell F Hobart to place Milford memorial wreath.
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Marion
Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution
E. M. Craig
Cincinnati
Warren G. Harding
Lowell F. Hobart
Milford
Hobart
Andrew J Heintz 77 Real Estate Broker Dies of Pneumonia
Andrew J. Heintz 77 a Cincinnati real estate broker with Heintz Lane and Weiler died at his home after a two week illness from pneumonia. He had been in the business for over thirty years and is survived by a stepdaughter Mrs. George Steinman of Columbus a brother Fred J. Heintz of Lexington and a sister Mrs. Fred J. Ladder of 3816 Edwards road. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Andrew J. Heintz
Heintz
Lane & Weiler Real Estate Company
Millsbrae Avenue
Cincinnati
George Steinman
Columbus, O
Fred J. Heintz
Lexington
Fred J. Ladder
Edwards Road
Covington Court Reporter Faces Ouster Over Misconduct
Covington court stenographer Arthur Walker is charged with misconduct and neglect of duty in the Kenton Circuit Court. The charges stem from demanding advance payment for transcripts in the Hudspeth case and concern a dispute over term of office with Judge Applegate.
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Arthur Walker
Common Law and Equity
Kenton
John T. Murphy
Covington
Walker
Harry Ferguson
Applegate
Murphy
Frank Hudspeth
Court of Appeals
Hudspeth
Aet
Democrats
Judge Applegate
Tracy
Baby Peggy Two Day Bill at Liberty Theater
Baby Peggy stars in Captain January as the feature photoplay at Liberty Theater today and tomorrow. Mack Sennett comedy and news reel also shown. Friday and Saturday include Eleanor Boardman in The Silent Accuser a comedy and four news reels. Grace and Raymond appear in The 5000 Kiss a vaudeville style comedy. Arthur Gleason and Harry Browning in It’s All Tatemanton a musical act with fool ishness offered Friday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Peggy
Liberty
January
Liberty Theater
Mack Sennett
Eleanor Boardman
Grace and
Raymond
Arthur Gleason
Harry Browning
Tatemanton
Covington Attorney Harry C. Theissen Dies After Illness
Harry C. Theissen, 69, a prominent Covington attorney and land titles specialist, died at his home on Wallace Avenue after a five day illness. He practiced law in Covington for over forty years and is survived by his widow Mrs H C Theissen, a son John, two brothers, four sisters, and several relatives. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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Harry
C. Theissen
Harry C. Theissen
Covington
Wallace Avenue
Theissen
H.°. C. Theissen
John
Augustine Theissen
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wis
Joseph Theissen
Central Savings Bank and Trust Company of
Louise Theissen
G. H. Loebker
George Argus
Avondale
M. Martalaise
Notre Dame Academy
Toledo
Latonia Welfare Seeks Referendum on Water Pump Purchase
Latonia Welfare Association discussed submitting a referendum on Covington Water Works to buy a new pumping unit. petitions to circulate after ordinance passage. need 25 percent of mayoral vote turnout about 6 000 signatures within ten days. They oppose spending 150 000 dollars while Latonia lacks adequate water mains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Holy Name Society Elects Officers in Covington
The Diocesan Union of Holy Name Societies for Kenton and Campbell Counties met at Bishop Francis W. Howard's home in Covington and elected M. T. Shine as President Frank Von Hagen as Vice President William B. Wessels as Financial Secretary Henry C. Grote as Recording Secretary Joseph H. Meese as Treasurer and Joseph H. Cassidy as Marshal.
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Holy Name
Holy Name Societies
Kenton
Campbell Counties
Francis W. Howard
Twelfth Street
Madison Avenue
Covington
M. T. Shine
Frank. von Hagen
Newport
Ice
William B. Wessels
Henry C. Grote
Joseph H. Meese
Joseph H. Cassidy
Bellevue
Covington Notes and Local Court Proceedings
The Ladies Auxiliary of Covington Commandery No. 7 Knights Temrylars meets at the Masonic Temple with a luncheon and business session led by President Mrs Ralph Trimble. William Dickhaut waived a preliminary hearing on a handbook charge and was bound over to the grand jury on $500 bond. The Northern Kentucky Medical Liberty League plans a meeting at Mrs Charles Firths home to discuss compulsory vaccination. Building permits were issued for four residences and a flat, with values totaling $34 500.
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Covington
Covington Commandery No
Knights Temrylars
Masonic Temple
Fourth
Scott Streets
Ralph Trimble
William Dickhaut
Third
Main Streets
Klette
Dickhaut
Northern Kentucky Medical Liberty League
Charles Firth
Garrard Avenue
John Biel
Greenup Streets
Elmer T. Wiggen
Greenu Street
Larry B. Hinken
East Thirty-ninth Street
Thomas H. Bresser
Highland Avenue
Marriage Licenses In Cincinnati Name and Residence Listed
Fred Brewer of Cincinnati and Grace Brown of Cincinnati apply for a marriage license. The notice lists both parties by name and residence in the Cincinnati area.
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Fred Brewer
Cincinnati
Grace Brown
Newport Women of G. O. P. to Be Honored Banquet
The Claremont hosts a banquet and reception in honor of Campbell County Republican women workers who aided the party’s last election. About two hundred guests are expected with Senators Ernst and Sackett and Mrs. South among speakers. toastmaster William Burkamp will preside.
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Claremont
Republican Party
Campbell County
Edward C. Weber
Committee On
Richard W. Ernst
Fred M. Sackett
Cincinnati
Christine Bradley South
W. O. Bradley
Ernst and Sackett
South
William A. Burkamp
Kentucky
Cincinnati Girl Is Found Dazed On Church Steps
A 24 year old Cincinnati woman identified as Sadie Greentree was found asleep on the steps of St Pauls Evangelical Church in Dayton Kentucky. She told police she rode in a car with two men and three women overnight and was deserted when her friends did not return. She was hospitalized and later sent back to Cincinnati where police seek the responsible deserters.
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Cincinnati
Sadie Greentree
Catherine Booth
Beecher Street
Walnut Hills
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Fourth Avenue
Dayton
Speers Hospital
Police arrest woman after half mile chase in Newport
Newport officers pursued Elizabeth Layton, 28, of Fifth and Isabella streets, after she fired on them at Edward Mc Laughlin’s home 417 West Fifth street. The chase ended at Seventh and Tsabella streets with her arrest on breach of peace charges. She faces Police Judge Moore the next morning.
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Newport
Elizabeth Layton
Fifth
Isabella
Edward McLaughlin
West Fifth Street
Seventh
Tsabella
Moore
Kaufmann Assured Post of Tax Commissioner
Campbell County voters have no opposition to George Kaufmann for County Tax Commissioner. The incumbent Republican and deputy John Hurley were the only candidates to qualify after yesterday’s exam deadline, securing Kaufmann’s renomination and likely election without contest.
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Kaufmann
Campbell County
George Kaufmann
Kentucky
John Hurley
Death ruled suicide in Wilbert Bold case
Coroner Hughes ruled the death of 17 year old Wilbert Bold of 320 Third Avenue Dayton Kentucky asphyxiation and suicide. His father disputes the finding and seeks other causes. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at Cunningham Cobbling funeral parlor Bellevue with Rev. J. N. Ervin officiating and burial at Vine Street Hill Cemetery Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Bold
Hughes
Third Avenue
Dayton
William Bold
Cunningham & Cobbling
Bellevue
J. N. Ervin
Vine Street Hill Cemetery
Cincinnati
Newport Man Seeks Permit for Ice House at 204 York Street
Harry Kerscher of Newport applied to Building Inspector John Tiernan for a permit to construct an ice house at 204 York Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kerscher
Newport
John Tiernan
York Street
Court dismisses suit against former Newport officer
In Campbell Circuit Court Judge Caldwell granted a consent order dismissing the case of William E. Morris against Anthony Sendle, a former Newport policeman. In the same session, the jury found Leroy Howard not guilty of shooting to kill Bud Moses. Caldwell also ordered Anton Schuchter to recover 267 dollars from Louis and Minnie Drucker with a lien aimed at a Monmouth street property to satisfy the judgment.
Notable Springfield and Zanesville Residents Listed
Wilber B. Davis of Springfield Ohio Frances McDade of Springfield Ohio Clarence Brock of Zanesville Ohio Waive BeOS vice ccccercens Zanesville Ohio.
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Wilber B. Davis
Springfield
Frances McDade
Clarence Brock
Zanesville
Waive Beos
Ccccercens
Zanesville, Oo
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Madison Ave
Covington, Ky
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Peerless Coal
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