Trade Abroad Shows Prosperity With Building Activity
In the Middle West and beyond, unemployment drops as construction rises. The eight state build increase hits 26 percent for January–April, boosting lumber demand while steel and copper demand lags. Market mood cools. wool, coffee, sugar wobble, but rubber prices surge. Foreign trade improves with April exports near $400 million and total trade around $749 million, signaling a return to normalcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore H. Price
Commerce and Finance
New York
General Grant
United States
America
Middle West
Frankfurt
Germany
Europe
Caillaux
Aim arms pact to suit Senate aim and Geneva talks
The Geneva arms traffic conference opens its third week with emphasis on securing U S Senate approval. Delegates fear failure without American ratification and consider separating a central arms board from the League of Nations Council. Representative Burton joins a committee to resolve the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations
United States Senate
Senate
Council of the
Theodore E. Burton
Central Board
Market surges as bonds lead 1917 high marks in May
Surplus funds seek investment as bond prices rise to new yearly highs. Rails dominate domestic issues with merger hopes and higher freight volumes supporting gains. German war bonds face 5 percent revaluation protests. big financings include a 26.5 million Federal Land Bank issue and Cordoba 17.5 year bonds in Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
South
Federal Reserve System
Associated Press
ORK
France
Germany
Rails
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Ann Arbor
Northwestern
Federal Land Bank
Cordoba
Readjustment In Economy Not Yet Complete Despite Upturn
New York May 17 Conflicting business movements last week did not hide overall improvement in sentiment. April merchandise exports reached a five year high, exports near a billion dollar trade balance, and rail traffic hit record weekly levels with grain coal and ore moving strongly. Structural steel demand rose and copper earnings lifted spirits while oil prices sparked a gaso line price war in New York and the East. The Agriculture Department forecast solid foreign and domestic demand for farm products, signaling ongoing recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Department of Commerce
Europe
Northwest
Prophry
Atlantic
Marland
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Department of Agriculture
Woman Pickpocket Sought at Findlay Market Nights
Police search for a female pickpocket who operates on Saturday nights at Findlay Market. Victims recall being jostled by a young woman before their purses vanished, including Mrs. Josephine Mattes and Richard Ziedler. Mattes lost 65 dollars, Ziedler 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Market
Josephine Mattes
Bauer Avenue
Richard Ziedler
Morrison Place
Covington Eagles Parade Honors Grand Worthy President DeLuse
More than a thousand Covington Lodge of Eagles members joined a parade for Otto P. DeLuse Grand Worthy President and the DeLuse class of 201 candi dates. DeLuse arrived in Cincinnati noon and rode to the Covington end of the Suspension Bridge at 2 pm. The event featured Samuel Furste Albert Marks Frederick Roth August Loschiavo in escort with Al Schild’s band and Clifford W. Pugh as Grand Marshal. After marching the group dispersed to the Eagles Home on East Eighth Street for initiations and a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Lodge of Eagles
Otto P. DeLuse
DeLuse
Mr. DeLuse
Cincinnati
Covington
Suspension Bridge
Samuel Furste
Albert Marks
Frederick Roth
August Loschiavo
al Schild
Clifford W. Pugh
Eagles
East Eighth Street
William Sandford
Radio Program Schedule From Cincinnati and Nearby Stations
Local and regional stations list daily programs with times and offerings. WERC Cincinnati and WLW Cincinnati broadcast musical segments, dances, piano recitals, orchestras, and scores. Bright Spots features Syrian Oriental music and a Cincinnati Zoo opening. other stations like WHAD Milwaukee WSBD Zion and Glee Club performances are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WERC
Cincinnati
WBBR
Staten Island
WLW
Cincinnati Zoological Gardens
WHAD
Milwaukee
Soldier’s Home
WSBD
Zion, Ill
Celestial Hells Quartet
WGST
Adlen
Yellow Jacket
Georgia Glee Club
Real Estate Tax Delinquency Auction Motion Ohio
In Hamilton County Ohio the sheriff announces a sale of delinquent tax parcels from the 1920 lists. It covers properties in Cincinnati Township and Columbia Township with lot descriptions and deeds referenced, along with sale terms and the court case number 191,013. The action involves George Eckler Amelia Kroger and others with parcels in Hinsons Cottage Hill and surrounding blocks.
Sheriff's Sale of Cincinnati Property 2033 Edison Street
Public sale in Cincinnati Hamilton County as directed by the Common Pleas Court. Property at 2033 Edison Street fronting 25 feet on Edison Street and extending 100 feet back with improvements, valued at 2000 dollars. Case No. 193709. Plaintiff Robert Veal. defendants William E Henry et al. May 4 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Ohio
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
City of
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Edison Street
Columbia Township
Miami Purchase
C. B. Foote
O’bryanville
Recorder’s Office
Hamiltonounty
William E. Henry
Edison Avenue
Property Seized in Hamilton County Court Sale
In Springfield Township Hamilton County Ohio Lots 7 and 8 Block P Steele subdivision College Hill shown in Plat Book 8 volume 1 page 3 valued at 3000.00 to be sold by court order in the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company versus Mabel A Cleveland case 192341. Sheriff Cobb Howard Bailey and Edward A Schott attorneys Cincinnati April 27 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Ohio
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
City of
Cincinnati
Springfield Township
Charles M. Steele
College Hill
North Bend Road
Wetharby
Simpson Avenues
Cincinnati, Dayton & Toledo Traction Company
Steele
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Mabel A. Cleveland
Richard B. Witt
Fred Sperber
Cobb, Howard & Bailey
Edward A. Schott
Robberies Led to Injuries in City Streets
Police reported multiple armed hold ups Saturday night with two victims wounded. Frank Bradley of Lexington was struck on Vine Street and $185 stolen. Joseph Casino faced a cut to the left cheek after a demand for money. A man strangled another and took $14 and a tiepin on John Street. John Callerdine, 14, was robbed of fifty cents at Rose Hill and Beechwood avenues after a revolver was shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bradley
Lexington
Vine Street
Seventh
Eighth
Bradley
General Hospital
Joseph
Sixth Street
Central Avenue
John Street
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Arthur Mund
Hickory Street
John Callerdine
Marion Avenue
Rose Hill
Beechwood Avenues
Flyer to Try Nonstop Auto Spin to Coast
Lieutenant Leigh Wade and journalist Linton Wells plan a coast to coast car trek with wheels and motor never stopped. They aim to reach Los Angeles or San Francisco within seven days of leaving New York, refueling and provisioning at designated points. Wells rode hidden in Wade's plane on the prior world flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Army
Leigh Wade
Linton Wells
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Wade
Wells
Calcutta
Persia
Tolstoi Granted Divorce by Paris Courts
Paris court grants Count Leo Tolstoi a divorce from Marianne Solsky on grounds of abandonment. Tolstoi cites marital breakdown and requests settlement details remain undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolstoi
Associated Press
Paris
Leo Tolstoi
Marianne Solsky
Volta-Tonic promises battery charging savings
Radio fans are offered VOLTA TONIC a new compound that recharges 12 or 13 dry cell batteries for 7 cents each claiming over 60 percent saving. The Volta-Tonic Co lists address 636 Sixth Ave Dayton Ky and notes shipment at 75 cents per settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volta-Tonic CO
Sixth Ave
Dayton, Ky
Fire damages two family home in Dayton blaze
A daytime fire at 1115 Terrace Avenue Dayton damaged the T. W. Russell residence and the Gardiner tenant unit. Firemen found weak hydrant pressure, laid 1000 feet of hose to a farther hydrant, and saved most Gardiner possessions. Loss estimated at $6,000 with $5,000 insured. Cause undetermined, suspected crossed second floor wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Russell
Terrace Avenue
Dayton
Russell
M. R. Gardiner
Dayton Fire Department
Gardiner
Motorists to Face Judge in Police Court Morning
Three Cincinnati motorists will appear before Judge Moore in Police Court on traffic violations from Saturday night. Fred Durr was arrested after a chase for speeding and running stop signs, caught at Fifth and Columbia. Alois Wattenhofer was charged with passing a street car on the left at Third and Overton. Frank Baker was arrested for running a stop sign at Fifth and Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Moore
Derrick
Fred Durr
Durr
Fifth
Patterson Streets
Columbia Streets
Alois Wattenhofer
Beech Avenue
Third
Overton
Frank Baker
Broadwell
Patterson
Local Auto Crash, Missing Teen, and Stolen Car Report
Thomas Bridwell of Sixth and Patterson streets was treated at Spears Hospital for head and facial injuries after a Saturday night collision with John Marks of 527 West Sixth Street Newport at the Fourth Street Bridge entrance. Police seek 19 year old Chana Grimes of 619 Saratoga Street who left home Saturday night in a brown dress and blue coat. M. J. Busmeyer of Beechmont Avenue Ft. Mitchell reported his car stolen from Sixth Street valued at 400 dollars. August Miller of Cheviot faces Judge Moore in Police Court this morning for drunkenness after an arrest by Officers Holland and Broadwell at Tenth and Washington streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bridwell
Sixth
Patterson Streets
Spears Hospital
John Marks
West Sixth Street
Newport
Fourth Street
Chana Grimes
Saratoga Street
M. J. Busmeyer
Beechmont Avenue
Ft. Mitchell
Sixth Street
Monmouth
Saratoga
August Miller
Cheviot, O
Moore
Holland and Broadwell
Tenth
Washington Streets
Throw to Home Man Faces Liquor Charge
Spears Colvin, 59, of 841 Carlisle Avenue, described as a negro, allegedly threw a bottle of moonshine back into a house at 835 Carlisle Avenue when seen by police. The bottle landed on a carpet inside the door and was seized as evidence by Police Sergeant Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spears Colvin
Carlisle Avenue
Marsh
Kenton County Churches Rally for Covington Children's Home
Laymen from about 30 Kenton County churches urged support for a $200000 fund to build and endow a new Covington Children's Home. About 350 volunteers visited homes seeking subscriptions and an opening report dinner was planned at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Ralph Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County
Covington
Campai N
Masonic Temple
Ralph Trimble
S. D. Rouse
Kenton Coy
Children’s Home Campaign
Farmer Injured By Bus In Campbell County
Nathan Rosenberry a 57 year old farmer from Grants Lick Campbell County was struck by a bus near Ryland Ky while driving a horse hitched to a plow. He sustained a skull fracture and remained unconscious at St Elizabeth Hospital Covington. Sheriff Thiel leads investigators questioning bus drivers arriving in the city to identify the responsible vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Rosenberry
Grant's Lick
Campbell County
Ryland
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
Rosenberry
Thiel
Covington Notes Report of Home Burglary and Local Injuries
Mrs M L Hasank of Latonia reports a thief entered her home yesterday and stole two run and two wrist watches valued at 175 dollars L E Jones of Main Street fell yesterday and sustained a scalp wound treated at St Elizabeth hospital Civil Service a three act comedy will be staged by St Augustine Dramatic Club at St Augustine School auditorium tomorrow and Wednesday nights
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
M. L. Hasank
Huntington Avenue
Latonia
L. E. Jones
Main Street
St. Elizabeth
Civil Service
St. Augustine
Child Injured by Auto in Covington
Three year old Audrey Wilson daughter of Emery Wilson of 327 West Robbins street Covington was struck by a car driven by Arthur Saalfeld of 1416 Bank Lick street Covington. She suffered cuts and bruises and was taken to St Elizabeth Hospital after the incident yesterday afternoon. The child reportedly ran in front of the automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Wilson
Emery Wilson
West Robbins Street
Covington
Arthur Saalfeld
Bank Lick Street
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Marriage Licenses and Names in Cincinnati and Covington
A list of marriage license records appears with individuals including Brownell Fonneiaenis of Cincinnati and Marie Held of Covington. other names such as W MacKershaw of Cincinnati and Tedela Bical Rovaeten of Kentucky are shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownell
Fonneiaenis
Cincinnati
W. MacKershaw
Tedela
Bical
Mussolini on Women’s Vote Sparks Chamber Debate
Premier Mussolini spoke in favor of limited women’s suffrage, suggesting a wife’s vote might depend on her husband or his candidate. He argued women work in offices and factories in the modern era, downplayed catastrophe from enfranchisement, cited Edith Cavell, and noted women’s role in civil mobilization and local administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Baskerville
New York World News Service
Rom
Mussolini
Chamber
Musolini
Switzerland
Premier de Riviera
Spain
Edith Cavell
World News Service
Iit WY Worlds Pree Pub
Radio Station Schedules Across Major Cities
A listing of evening radio programs across WEAF WIJZ WNYC WLIT WCAE and other stations. Entries include dinner music lectures theater programs health talks baseball scores and concerts with times and meter band designations.
Reiter Brothers Face $2.3 Million Larceny Charges
New York prosecutors allege Josef and Louis Reiter, executives of Federal Food Stores, Inc. now bankrupt, used fake warehouse receipts to steal about $2.3 million across Brooklyn and Manhattan from multiple banks. Bail reduced. brothers released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Josef Reiter
Louis
Federal
Food Stores, Inc
Walsh
Supreme Court
MacCrate
Brooklyn
Peter F. Smith
Reiters
O'Neill
Brooklyn Trust Company
Manhattan
Public Auction of North College Hill Property in 1925
In Cincinnati on Friday May 29 1925 at 11 a m the sheriff will sell Lot 1346 in North College Hill Section B as recorded in Plat Book 18 page 32 with improvements at 1716 Emerson Ave valued at 2500 dollars. Plaintiff A M Lewin Lumber Company vs George Walker et al Case 188147. Deputy Fred Sperber and Attorney J Arthur Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Ohio
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
City of
Cincinnati
North College Hill
Ohio
Ohio Land and Improvement Company
Emerson Avenue
Hio
A. M. Lewin Lumber Company
George Walker
Richard B. Witt
Fred Sperber
J. Arthur Meyer
Cincinnati Ordinance Sets Main Street Widths in 1925
On April 28 1925 Cincinnati Council passed Ordinance 168 1925 changing Main street from Fourth to Third from 40 to 46 feet wide for the roadway and from 13 to 10 feet for sidewalks. Mayor Geo P Carrel approved May 7 1925 with the ordinance on file for public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
City of Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Fourth Street
Third Street
Robert Schmidt, JR
Council
Fred Schneller
Geo. P. Carrel
Clerk of Council
Elm Street
Elm Street Width Ordinance and adjoining land plats
An ordinance fixes Elm street roadway width from 46 feet to 10 feet on sections near Fourth Street and describes related property parcels in Millcreek Township Hamilton County Ohio. The document lists Lot Nos 24 25 and 26 from M Dirr Subdivision Section 34 with detailed bearings and connections to Mary A Dirr and Christiana Lauber titles. It also covers Lot Nos 355 and 352 in Cedar Grove Land and Building Association with exact lot descriptions and transfers to W D Alford and F B Andrews. A probate court notice governs accounts of numerous deceased and listed heirs and guardians, with a May 1925 deadline for objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Tribune
Hamilton County
Ohio
W. D. Alford
Cincinnati Township
Cedar Grove L. & Assn
Cedar @Grove L
Cincinnati
Hinsons T
Amelia Kroger
Charles Leppert
Columbia Township
Hinsons Cottage Hill
John C. Hanover
Columbia Avenue
Brooklyn Street
Rose Alley
Cinati
Thomas Finnel
Common Pleas Court
George Eckler
Auditor’s
J. C. Hanover
J. C
Hanover
Ford Bader
Christiana Lauber
Richard B. Witt
Fred Sperber
Chas. S. Bell
Jessie Adler
State OF Ohio
City of
Millcreek Township
Mirr
M. Dirr
Recorder’s Office
Center Street
Warren Avenue
Mary A. Dirr
A . Dirr
Recorder's Office
Fee
Christiana. Lauber
Cedar Grove Land and Building Association
Gilsey Avenue
Liberty Street
F. B. Andrews
State of
Harriet T. Gilchrist
Cygrus Moorman
Elizabeth Tenhover
Henry W. Lagemann
Hattie Galley
Rosalie Louise Klocke
Alvina Downs
Alvina B. Moerlein
Joseph F. Keane
Anna Bell Bonnell
Mary Medary
Frank Caldwell
Nellie Kle
Lorena B. Pendery
Edward Witz
Lucie Anna Eadle
Samuel E. Houdin
Antoinette H
Warfield
Robert Finn
Blanche Pence
Elmura Valers
Lizzie Bohnert
Rose Ann McDonald
George J. Binder
Julia Simpson
Louis Biecker
Catherine E. Schoeny
Frank Schmuelling
Wesley M. Cameron
Eugene L. Lewis
H. F. A. Hawke
Emma A. Gault
Edwin C. Goshorn
Minnie Reulmann
Catherine E. Klein
Henry Strathmann
Christina Flach
Morris L. Buchwalter
Louvina Wills
Mary Miller
Nora White
Mary K. Carson
Victoria S. Hoover
Edward Friedmelt
Elizabeth Dasenbrock
Charles W. Huss
Emma Meinhardt
Sarah L. Hinman
Johnan
Lucie T. Schultze
Joseph Winterling
George Rudolph Plogstedt
Maria
Gerhard H. Moeller
Dorothy Kloman
Sandy Clark
Mary R. Longwell
C. A. Oedker
Henry W. Levison
Clara Wagner
Wilhelmina Yuengling
George A. Schroeder
Robert
Sid Heine
Beth Schroeder
Chael Schwartz
Charles Kerr
Charles. L. Stagman
Harry Rueve
Bing
Silent Tonight Stations List Broadcasts
A list of radio stations including Central KFDM WBCN WCAL WEBH GN W W WMAQ WNBB WFI WGBS WCAU WEBJ WREO appears. No further context or events are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
KFDM
WBCN
WCAL
Webh. GN
W. W
WMAQ
WNBB
WFI
WGBS
WCAU
WEBJ
WREO
Radio Schedule Highlights From Eastern Stations
KDKA East er renunes at 09 meters with 5 30 P M Tittle Symphony orchestra. 6 30 P M Children s period. Baseball scores. 7 45 P M Address. 8 45 P M Opera hour. WGY Schenectady 379 5 meters 6 P M Sport talk. Address. 6 50 P M Program Violinist Pianist Soprano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Tittle Symphony Orchestra
WGY
Schenectady
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Oteo
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
He Kind
Dun’s
Federal Reserve
N. Y
APOE
Censisiccccc
Rio No. 7
Caeamka Ial
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
AIM
League
The
Itions
East Pearl
Safe Investments
Texas
Me Weil
Roth & Irving Dixie Terminal Building
Eagles Lodge
Wsse Cucinati
FLYER
Globe -Wernicke
Newport Notes
WEAF
Wijz
Wall Street Review
WLIT
WNYC
WOO
Phila Elphia
WCAE
Hiiehe
Wear
Cleveland
Reiter Brothers
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