Covington Names Putthoff Police Captain and Tschudi Lieutenant
City Commissioners promote John Putthoff from Acting Captain to Captain to fill the late Edward Riemeyer’s vacancy and name Charles Tschudi as Lieutenant. Both passed civil service with 98 percent. other exam applicants listed for future Lieutenant vacancies. Also, Michael Flannagan granted six months leave. Charles Parson becomes sub-fireman during absence. Bids for a West Street sewer between Covington and Ludlow show Covington pays two thirds, Ludlow one third. Kenton County Grand Jury ordered the nuisance abatement project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Putthoff
Edward Riemeyer
Charles Tschudi
Putthoff
Herman “Ricken
William Mulligan
Herman Faust
Thomas Harris
George Moss
Michael Flannagan
Charles Parson
Flannagan
West Street
Covington
Ludlow
Kenton County
Trials in Catlettsburg Court Reported By U S Attorney
Trials in the United States District Court at Catlettsburg concluded with 130 indictments, largely liquor related. Four men received penitentiary terms, many others jailed or fined, including David Prince and Marion Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. District Court
United States District Court
Catlettsburg
Sawyer Smith
United States
Covington
David Prince
Magoffin County
Brooks Lovely
Old Town
Marion Collins
Ashland
Joe Fiffe
Frank Hammond
Hallie Castle
County to Repair Old State Road Detour Route in Covington
County Commissioners ordered engineer W H Potts to repair the Old State road from Lookout House on the Dixie highway to Amster dam pike. The detour will serve during Dixie highway construction within Covington from Montague street to the old Stone wall House. Construction to begin in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old State Road
W. H. Potts
Lookout House
Dixie Highway
Amsterdam Pike
Covington
Montague Street
Stonewall House
Missing Bride Willa Herndon Sought by Police
Police issued a search for 15 year old Willa Herndon missing from 1304 Russell Street with her husband George Herndon of Norwood. Sister Ruby Dennis reported they planned to attend a picture show. Divorce suit by Herndon noted. Healy said couple had been apart two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa Herndon
Russell Street
Ruby Dennis
Dennis
George Herndon
Norwood
Herndon
Joseph C. Healy
Atttorney
Paris
Flowers Sought to Honor Civil War Veterans in Covington
James A. Fisher of the James A. Garfield Post requests flowers to lay on 500 Civil War veterans' graves in Linden Grove Cemetery Covington. An attendant will stand at the cemetery entrance tomorrow morning to receive donations. A veterans parade will conclude with memorial services in the afternoon. Norman-Barnes Post plans to visit cemeteries with soldiers' graves that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Fisher
James A. Garfield
Linden Grove
Covington
Fisher
Norman-Barnes Post
Jgion
Divorces Granted in Kenton Circuit Court Cruelty cited
Mrs Eulalie Gresham obtained a divorce from Gorge R Gresham in Judge Harbesons court and kept her maiden name Eulalie Elliston. Mrs Elizabeth Bell Blu was granted a divorce from Maurice L Blu with custody rights and $35 monthly alimony. Mrs Ella Laughlin filed for divorce from Benjamin F Laughlin and obtained a restraining order. A $40 000 damage suit by Glen Elmore against Kentucky Independent Oil Co and M H Frost was dismissed with prejudice after an earlier fatal lamp explosion at the Elmore home last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Circuit Court
Eulalie Gresham
Lincoln Avenue
Latonia
Harbeson
Gorge R. Gresham
Ella Laughlin
Benjamin F. Laughlin
East Fifth Street
Glen Elmore
Marie Elmore
Kentucky Indendent Oil Company
M. H. Frost
Fiskre
Sale Harberon
Eg Elmore
Wonderful VOLTA TONIC charges batteries cheaply
A new product VOLTA-TONIC claims to recharge 12 or 13 dry cell batteries at 7e per bottle, offering over 60 percent savings. Availability noted with shipping anywhere at 75c per bottle.
Volta Tonic Co Announcement in Dayton Kentucky
Volta Tonic Co located at 636 Sixth Ave Dayton Kentucky issues a brief notice likely relating to business details or local commerce. The fragment provides a street address and company name without additional context or events.
Rum Runners Car Found Wrecked At Newport Intersection
Police investigated a wreck at Front and Beech streets believed tied to liquor runners. The car struck a pole. three women and three men fled. Ten garages on Second and Beech were broken into and rummaged. two other stolen cars were found nearby. License traced to Ironton Ohio. Owners E F Gray and David Koehler reported losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front
Beech Streets
Ray Kettenacker
Second
Beech
Ironton
E. F. Gray
Virginia Apartments
Third, Street
Washington Avenue
David Koehler
Third Street
Linden Avenue
Record Moose Convention Draws Statewide Attention
A record attendance is expected at the Kentucky state convention and conclave of the Loyal Order of Moose opening at Moose Temple 321 Washington avenue. Delegates and visitors from every lodge in the state will attend daily business sessions and enjoy outings including auto trips boat rides a banquet at the Clermont and a tour of the shopping district. Noted figures James J. Davis William Anderson John J. Lentz William Showmaker Borney Brandon and A M Cross are listed among national dignitaries expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MOOSE
Kentucky
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Temple
Washington Avenue
George Eicher
E. Streine
Claremont
Chris’Schott
Committee On
James J. Davis
Labor
William Anderson
Order
John J. Lentz
Mooseheart
William Showmaker
Borney Brandon
A. M. Cross
Three Held to Grand Jury After Wedding Fight
Three men Charles Hobbs William Harris and John Dean all of near Ft. Thomas were bound over to the grand jury on malicious intent and wounding to kill after a preliminary hearing before Judge Buren in Campbell County. They were arrested May 4 following a wedding fight that left Howard Morgan of Alexandria pike cut bruised and shot in the hip. Morgan was treated at Speers Hospital Dayton Ky. and could not attend the hearing. Bonds were set at $500 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Buren
Campbell County
Charles Hobbs
William Harris
John Dean
Ft. Thomas
Gugel
Howard Morgan
Alexandria Pike
Dean
Morgan
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Newport Notes At Circus Charged With Assault
Hugh Johnson of Newport Day Nursery Circus Company with home in Richmond Kentucky bound over to grand jury on assault and battery. Prosecution witnesses were brothers John and Alois Schwalbach who said Johnson acted improperly toward a girl on a merry go round. Johnson denied the charge. Also Newport Postmaster John H Meyer announced no mail carrier service on Memorial Day with offices closed all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Hugh Johnson
Newport Day Nursery Circus Company
Richmond
Moore
John
Alois Schwalbach
dGdircus
John Schwalbach
Johnson
John H. Meyer
Mrs Mary Burr Sues Rail Co for 30000 Damages
In Campbell County Circuit Court Mary A Burr as executor of Hugh K Burr's estate filed suit seeking 30000. She alleges Hugh Burr died November 7 1924 from injuries received November 4 when struck by a street car on Reservoir road near Grand avenue Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Circuit Court
Campbell County
Mary A. Burr
Hugh Knox Burr
Cincinnati, Newart & Covington Street Railway Company
Rs. Burr
Reservoir Road
Grand Avenue
Newport
Covington Notes: Factory Permit, Will, Accident, Mail Disruption
Sek Reliance te manufacturers received a building permit for a 10 000 dollar concrete and steel factory at 211 217 Madison Ave. The will of Mary Dornbusch was probated in Kenton County Court with seven heirs named. Anton Alig, 5, was slightly injured after a car struck him. park policeman Dewey Winn took him home. Postmaster Seiler announced no mail deliveries on Decoration Day except perishable and special delivery items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Reliance
Madison Avenue
Mary
Dornbusch
Kenton County Court
William
Henry
Alex
Vinton Dornbusch
Lizzie Ober
Marcelle Stambusch
Marcella Probst
Anton Alig
Arthur Alig
Kentucky Avenue
Dewey Winn
Park
G. A. Seiler
Covington Turflman Sues Couple in Cleveland
George Wilken of Covington Kentucky sues George M. Johnson and Lillian Johnson in Common Pleas Court for an accounting and distribution of assets of a dissolved partnership. The suit alleges an 800 dollar stake by each in a horse racing stable formed in 1923 and unresolved since dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
George Wilken
Covington
Common Pleas
George M. Johnson
Lillian Johnson
American Products to Build Seven Story Plant in Camp Washington
The American Products Company plans a seven story reinforced concrete factory and office on a two and a half acre site at Colerain avenue and Monmouth street opposite the old Workhouse. Contracts have been awarded to Fisher DeVore Construction. The $500000 plant will include a restaurant hospital and recreation rooms for employees and will feature daylight design and automatic machinery. The Cincinnati mail order house will relocate from 321 to 331 West Third street early next December with Albert Mills as president and other officers including Edgar J Mills Raymond L Fleet and Clarence Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Washington
American Products Company
Colerain Avenue
Monmouth Street
Fisher- DeVore Construction Company
Carl J. Kiefer
Albert Mills
West Third Street
Cincinnati
Edgar J. Mills
Raymond L. Fleet
Clarence Mills
Pleasant Ridge bungalow sold by Lenora B Wendt
Lenora B Wendt disposed yesterday of a two story frame semi bungalow at 6210 Ridge avenue Pleasant Ridge to Bruno Lundgreen. The Frederick A Schmidt Company effected the sale in conjunction with Warren FE Richards Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora B. Wendt
Ridge Avenue
Pleasant Ridge
Bruno Lundgreen
Frederick A. Schmidt
Warren FE. Richards & Co
Ohio Incorporations Reported With Numerous Ohio Firms
Ohio Incorporations in Columbus report show Alpha Epsilon Realty $10000. L-H-T Building Lima 500. Hubbard Toledo 1000. Seth E Wood East Cleveland 10000. Goldenbogen Gender Youngstown 50000. Lertzman Electric Cleveland 2500. Leydorf Barratta Toledo 10000. Everly Ransom Mt Vernon 25000. Bauer Gwynner Cincinnati 10000. Sterling Manufacturing Cleveland 10000. Names include Corinne Walsh Emmett Curtin Arthur Goldenbogen Irwin Geiger Esther Lertzman Earl Everly and others. Pattern shows multiple firms asserting capital and leadership roles across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Alpha Epsilon of Realty Company
Fasabus
E J. Schanfarber
Corinne Walsh
Douglass McCormick
M. J. Walsh
Catherine Connors
L-H-T Building Company
Lima
Emmett R. Curtin
Howard P. Dean
Clair M. Tolan
Brice B. Appiéas
Leslie Reid
Hubbard
Oran
Toledo
Howard Lewis Lewis
C. L. Rogan
Cary R. AlJburn
Pegs X. Dunigan
M. C. Rugs
O. R. Aus
Leydorf-Barratta Motor Company
Alfred C. Barratta
Edward H. Ydorf
George W. Ritter
J. M. Dimond
L. Feldstein
Everly-Ransom Company
Mt. Vernon
Earl
Sterling Manufacturing Sales Company
Cleveland
Frank H. Pelton
Perry L. ,Graham
F . H. Sellbert
R. L. Davis
G. Carter
Foreign exchange rates in New York May 28 1920s style listing
Daily foreign exchange report from New York on May 28 lists European rates for Sterling France Italy Belgium and more. It includes demand and cable figures for numerous currencies and shows Far Eastern and Latin American rates with spot and cable values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Austria
Greece
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Spain
Portugal
Hungary
Poland
Finland
Rumania
Bulgaria
Japan
Hongkong
Shanghai
Calcutta
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Chile
Canada
Havana
Colombia
Venezuela
Dividends Declared by Major Firms in Late May
The New York World News Service reports multiple corporations declaring dividends payable in July. Liggett & Myers, Orpheum Circuit, Interstate Iron and Steel, Great Western Sugar, American Safety Razor, Standard Plate Glass, St Louis Southwestern Railway, Illinois Bell Telephone, Advance-Rumely, Baldwin Locomotive Works, Northwestern Telegraph, and Detroit Edison announce quarterly or semi annual payouts to stockholders of record in June or July, with various rates and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company
Orpheum Circuit, Inc
Interstate Iron and Steel Company
Great Western Sugar Company
American Safety Razor Corporation
Standard Plate Glass Company
St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company
Detroit Edison Company
Crude Oil Runs at Oil City in May Report
Oil City Pennsylvania May report shows credit balance 3.55. Runs 69,750 barrels with average 50. Shipments reach 97,934 barrels with average 62,430. Crude oil activity summarized for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Radio Programs for Today Listings by Station
Radio schedule rundown lists programs for multiple stations including WGY WJZ WOC CNRT KGO WBBR and more. Entries include comedies operas debates crosswords orchestras and talks with times from 5:45 P.M. to 11 P.M. plus silent night notes and various meter dial indications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene
WGY
Schenectady
Tweedles
Ger Battale
WJZ
New York
United States Navy
WOC_Davenport
Davenport Women’s Club
CNRT
Toronto
Boston University
University of Iowa
KYW
Chicago
Jess Krueger
KGO
Oakland
Lodge
Trade contrasts rise in retail nil wholesale activity April
New York Federal Reserve reports April data showing department stores up nearly 3 percent from a year earlier while wholesale dealers show about a 2 percent drop. Retail gains slow after spring peak with expectations of further weakness next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Automotive Industries
Mining Journal
Oeics
Central Stations Radio Schedule Broadcast Lineup
The listing shows KYW Chicago at 535.4 meters with a 6 35 bedtime stories 7 dinner concert 10 radio crossword puzzle and a midnight revue running two and a half hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Stations
KYW
Chicago
Radio Schedule for Chicago Stations Details Evening Programs
WGN Chicago lists Skeezix time at 5 30 Organ 6 30 Ensemble 8 Classical hour 10 Jazz skammer. WBCN Chicago shows 6 Juvenile period 8 Fireside hour 10 Request program two hours. WEBH Chicago 7 Orchestra 9 Dance selections 11 Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGN
Chicago
Skeezix
Jazz Skammer
WBCN
WEBH
Evening radio and live music schedule in Chicago
Radio station Wenr Chicago airs 7 PM program with two hour announced lead in. Wls Chicago lists a 6:30 PM organ recital and 7:45 PM lullaby time. Evening schedule includes orchestra and string music at 8 PM and 9 PM with performers and entertainers through 11 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ochestra
Crame
Eveni D. Co
Orc Bon “Ene
Evening arts schedule at the conservatory and church
The program lists a fashion talk music and organ and orchestra performances at the conservatory. A Family Altar League program follows with a special program and a musical geography segment. A male chorus performs in the final slot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory
Family Altar League
Radio listings for various stations and programs
WMBB Chicago 250 Meters 7 PM semi classical program 8 30 PM popular program WHAS Louisville 399 8 Meters 8 30 PM concert WQJ Chicago 447 5 Meters 7 PM dinner hour concert 10 PM special music Radio artists three hours Midnight Hotsy Totsy Hour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMBB
Chicago
WHAS
Louisville
WQJ
Evening radio schedule with concerts and police reports
WCAE Pittsburgh schedules a dinner concert at 5 30 P M with a 6 30 P M children's hour and a 7 30 P M concert. Police reports are also listed. WCAU Philadelphia lists a 5 80 P M orchestra at 27 meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOO
Philadelphia
Glee Club
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WCAU
Stocks Ex-Dividend On Cincinnati Exchange
On the Cincinnati Stock Exchange today Globe-Wernicke common Globe Soap first second and special preferred stocks go ex-dividend with $1.50 on payment date June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Globe-Wernicke Common
Globe Soap
Fifth Third Bank Cashier Begins Two Week Vacation
Charles H. Shields, cashier at the Fifth Third National Bank, starts a two week vacation tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Shields
Fifth- Third National Bank
Cincinnati bankers to attend Ohio convention in Columbus
Representatives from Cincinnati will attend the Ohio Bankers Association convention in Columbus, running June 8 to 5. Cincinnati figures include Robert McEvilley, vice president of First National, and Robert J. Ott, assistant cashier of Atlas National Bank. The Dominion Textile Company of Canada yesterday boosted its quarterly common stock dividend to 1.25 dollars payable July 2 to stock of record June 15, with a regular quarterly preferred dividend of 1.5 percent also authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnento
Ohio Bankers’ Asociation
Columbus
Cincinnati
Robert McEvilley
First Nationals
Robert J. Ott
Atlas National Bank
Dominion Textile Company, Ltd
Canada
Inspiration Copper Company
Reports on Havana Electric Railway stock retirement denied
A Director denied reports that Havana Electric Railway Kish and Power would retire callable preferred stock 115. Despite this, the common stock rose from 112 to 147, a gain Wall Street attributed to the rumors and recent strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies Lines First Quarter Earnings Rise
The Atlantic Gulf and West Indies Steam Ship Lines earned 1.93 a share on common stock in the first quarter after dividend on 5 percent non cumulative preferred, versus 1.19 on preferred only in 1924. Net earnings after interest taxes and charges were 461 713 compared with 164 552 a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies Steamship Lines
Diana Motors Formed To Market Diana Eight Car
Formation of the Diana Motors Company to market the new Diana eight cylinder car from the oon Motor Car Company of St. Louis was announced by Stuart McDonald president of the Moon Motors. About 7 000 of the new cars will be produced this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Motors Company
Oon Motor Car Company
St. Louis
Stuart McDonald
Moon Motors
Ohio Oil Company Board Adds One Director At Findlay Meeting
At the Findlay annual meeting Ohio Oil Company voters increased the board from six to seven. John McFayden was elected after 31 years with the firm to head the Rocky Mountain division from Casper Wyoming. President J C Donnell and other directors were re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Oil Company
Findlay
J. C. Donnell
John McFayden
Rocky Mountain
Casper
Wyo
Donnell
Cotton market slips on drought and boll weevil fears in Louisiana
May 28 reports cite no drought relief from weather news and rising boll weevil infestation in Louisiana as factors. October futures fell to 22.24 cents, then closed at 22.46 cents, with a barely steady general market showing 6 to 13 point gains. Exports reach 7,752,512 bales for the season, with port receipts 2,599 bales and U S port stocks 556,581 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas
Louisiana
United States
Radio and Music Schedule Fragments From 3 Stations
The text lists program blocks for Wear Cleveland WFI Philadelphia WGBS New York and WTAM Cleveland with times and genres including string quartet jazz concert orchestra children's hour dinner music and radio talk. Names of hours and meters appear with inconsistent formatting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wear
Cleveland
WGBS
New York
WTAM
Excision of 22 Veniremen Delays Shepherd Murder Trial
In Chicago on May 28 the ninth day of venire examinations left 186 excused jurors as 22 more veniremen were rejected for the William Shepherd case. The 21 year old foster son William N McClintock died by typhoid exposure and Shepherd is the principal heir in a large estate valued at over 1 million dollars. Prosecution and defense described James C Callan as cleared of tampering charges while John J Kelly was detained as a witness and Robert White remained missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
William N. McClintock
Shepherd
McClintock
James C. Callan
Ward
Callan
John J. Kelly
Robert White
White
New York
Veniremen
City Council approves higher inspectors pay and plumbing fee hike
The City Council Committee on Appropriation voted to raise the Chief Plumbing Inspector’s salary to 3300 and deputies to 2250. The Finance Committee also recommends three ordinances: creating an Assistant City Auditor and Statistician at 3000, and a 30 percent increase in plumbing permit fees. A decision on funding East Fifth Street widening was deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fifth Street
Main Street
Broadway
Frank Krug
Council
Thaw leaves New York for Winchester Virginia
Harry K. Thaw quits the city and returns to Winchester Virginia where he serves as Constable Deputy Sheriff and owner of a local baseball team. He tells reporters he enjoys life down there and can arrest people with his official badge. The trip follows complaints about press intrusion and centers on his continued public persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Harry K. Thaw
White Lights
Virginia
Winchester
Silk Stockings Ban Enforced at Lakewood High
Cleveland May 28. Dean of women Miss Jane Bengally ordered six Lakewood High School pupils to leave campus for wearing silk stockings violating a three and a half year old dress rule. Noncompliance could lead to dismissal until the rule is followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lakewood High Schools
Jane Bengally
Miss Bengally
France shifting blacks to Rhine reported by Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports from the Rhineland say pass controls and occupation authorities are being tightened. French quartermasters seek billets and troops are regrouped in Trier and other points. Black troops are said to be replaced by white troops as prep for evacuating the Cologne zone by August 10 amid resentment at the Rhine land thousand year celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Spewack
New York World News Service
Berlin
Rhineland
Uhr Abenblatt
Poincare
Trier
Cologne
Acht Uhr Abendblatt
Grain Elevator Abandoned by Cleveland Company
The Cleveland Grain and Milling Company announced the abandonment of its 650000 bushel grain elevator at Sixth and Harriet streets leased from the Big Four Railroad since 1913. The site will be vacated in 30 days as the facility is deemed obsolete and grain will be removed. The Big Four plans to store there and the company considers using the larger 1,000,000 bushel elevator under construction by Early and Daniel at Hopple Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth and Harriet Streets
Big Four Railroad
Clleveland Grain and Milling Company
Union Central
Frank L.watkins
Inside Grain Company
Cleveland Grain and Milling Company
Leveland
Watkins
Early & Daniel Company
Hopple Street
Cleveland Company
Cleveland
Mansfield
Indianapolis
Champaign, Ill
Dean to Visit Sister After Radio Talk
Charles M. Dean collector of Internal Revenue will visit his sister Mrs Alma D Lugenbit wife of the government botanist at the University of Carolina in Columbia S C for the first time in eleven years He will leave this evening and expects to be back Monday morning The trip followed a broadcast of his income tax talk from a local radio station Mrs Lugenbit heard him on the air for the first time in eleven years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Dean
Internal Revenue
Alma D. Lugenbit
University of Carolina At Columbia
S. C
Dean
Robbery Ends With Shooting At Carlisle Avenue
Langford 38, a negro of 633 Carlisle avenue, was shot in the abdomen by an unidentified negro who escaped. Henry Weaver, also present, resisted. The intruder robbed Langford of 383 dollars. Langford's condition was reported serious by hospital staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash Langford
Carlisle Avenue
Langford
Henry Weaver
Weaver
Pig Iron Firms Merge to Form Rogers Brown Crocker Bros Inc
Announcement that Rogers, Brown & Co and Crocker Bros merge to create Rogers, Brown & Crocker Bros Incorporated. The new firm will manage all four firms operations, keep current partners as stockholders, and base in New York with offices in Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh Boston Philadelphia and Buffalo. The merger takes effect July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers, Brown & Co
Crocker Bros
United States
Standish Meachem
Rogers, Brown & Crocker Bros., Incorporated
D. Fairfax Bush
New York
D. B. Meachem
Cincinnati
Arthur A. Fowler
Morgan Re elected President of Franklin Typothetae
Arthur R. Morgan was re elected President of the Franklin Typothe tae at the annual election held last night at Phillips's Garden. Judge Stanley Roettinger spoke on Lights and Shadows in the Courtroom. Allen Collier was named Vice President William Nau Treasurer M N Riggs Recording Secretary Charles E Deye Alfred M May Wilbur Krehbiel and Charles B Dodd were chosen as directors.
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Volta Tonic CO
Sixth Ave
Dayton, Ky
City of
City Hall
J. Mason Howk
Cleneay, Nourse & Malick
Milton Street
Mary Meyer
Peter Moratz
Otis & Co
City
Cleveland Railway
N. Oo
Ohie Bell Tel
Renee Ewan
Central—_WORD
WGST
WKRC
WLW
WSAI
WOAI
WOI
Eastern
CKAC
CNRM
PWX
WBBR
WBX
WDAE
WFBI
WFI
WHAZ
WIP
WMAK
Beatty
WEAF
KDKA
WIY
Barytone
WIZ
Wall Street Journal
WLIT
Ome Dehatis
Orchestra
WHN
C. F. Hughes
WENR
WLS
Financial Notes
Pacific Gas and Electric Ldans
National City Company
First Corporation
California
Southern Minnesota Joint Stock Land Bank Capital
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
San Francisco
Herbert Fleischa
Pacific Mail
W. R. Grace & Co
Grace & Co
American International Coroeration
Sun Oil
West Virginia Coal and Coke Company
International Nickel Company
The
H. K. Thaw
White Way
Rhine
Sister
Kansas City
Marshall
Mich
Adam
N. Y
Ohio Truss Co
E. Ninth St
Carey
Philip Carey CO
Telephone Valley 370
Lockland
Cincinnati, O
the Philip Carey Co
Lockland, Cincinnati, O
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