New York curb market official list of transactions
Official list shows stocks and bonds traded in New York with totals of 595,500 shares and 1,119,000 dollars in bonds. The report lists numerous issues including Am. Rayn Prod, Atlantic Fruit, Curtiss A M, Edison Do, Swift Co, Utd. Gas & El, Pure Oil, Penn Pk & St is, and many others with bid and ask figures. Ex-dividend noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Ae
Aero Supply
New Leath
An. L. Mach
Ray'n Prod
S'power
Apco Mfg
Arm.Co.It.Byte
Arundel Corp
As. Gas&e
New Atlantic Fruit
Port
C. N
Val. G
E. Bliss Co
Borden Co
New Do & New
Tob
Brook
R. T
A. M. Pr
Alen Car LA. & Pow. Co
Cnet
Curtiss A
M. Curtiss A
Devoe & R
Dow Chem
Dubilier New
Dunhill Inter
du Pont Motor
Durant Motors
Risenlohr & Br
Elec
Auto L
P.s.f.p.pr
Eureka
Fageol Motors
Motor Tr
Film
M. Ford Mo
Franklin
Eise
Freshman
Chas
Forham Co
Gamewell Co
Garod Corp
Hellman
Hood Rubber
Hardart
Johns Manville
Cones Radio
E.D. A
R. Good. T
Grimes Radio
Val. Coales, L
Val Coal 8S
Lehn & Fink
Ib. R. Stores
Ar. Wire. L
Maytag Co
McC. Rad
Vtec
St. New
Mengle Co
Mesabi Iron
M. Weat. Util
Lien
Miller
Enbeer
Riv. P
Moh
Val. New
Nat
E. Co. At
Grocers Nickel Pl
Nizer Corp. A
Todates
Power Ohio Trac
Gill. Saf
Razor Glen Alden Coal N. Pub
Swift Internat
He Tower
Tr. L. D'light
Trumbell Steel
Tub.a.sk
Lin. Car
G.&e. New
U.s.l.&h
U.s.rub.rec
Univ. Pictures
Vie.Talk. Mach
Va.c. C
R.pref.wi
Ware Ra. Corp
War'r Bros.Pict
West
P. Ctfs
Po. Corp
Acattasie
Rk. M. Spgs
Wilson&Co
Wolv. P. Cem
T. Cab N.Y
Ang. Am
Crescent
Umb'd
Gomite
Illinois Pipe
Nolia
Dia Ges
Prairie Pipe L
South Penn
Ind
Kan
O'fields
Maracaibo
Ark. Nat. Gas
Cardinal Pet
Carib
New
Colomb
Glenrock Oil
Gulf Oil Cor. Pa
Kirby, Pet
Wingo
New Bradford
N.m.&ar.l. Co
N-Am.w.p.ch
Llee
F. Oil Cor
Fee Hughes
G.M
Thd.Co
Ad Fr. Inc
Bell Tel. Can
Boston & Me
Deere&Co
Det
Fed
Bae
Ea Art Gr
City
Tel
Utd
Verde
Packer
Gas&El
Am.Pa.&Lt
Misc. Pacific
Morris&Co
Nat. Dist
Nor.Lts. Po
Sloss Shef
Sea. A. Line
S.e.Po.&Lt
N. Y
Swift & Co
U.S
Cir Graz
Ind. Bk. F’land
K.d'm
K.n’landsos
Medallin
Col
Py. Op.Aus. Ts
Rep
Peru
Solvay & Co
Th.ir
Toko el. Po
Tokoell
Gswi
Local Securities Stocks Bid and Ask Snapshot
A compiled list shows bids and asks for various companies including American Laundry Machinery, American Rolling Mill, Champion Coated Paper, Cincinnati Union Stockyards, Globe-Wernicke, Gruen Watch, Hatfield-Reliance, Kroger Grocery, Cincinnati Gas and Electric, Ohio Traction, and others. Ex-dividend notes appear for some lines, with percentages indicating current market levels and prefixed shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Laundry
American Rolling Mill
Bac
Baldwin Pref
Carey
Eveccla Consissientie
Champion
MaMa Ictstanetsoebecsesins
Teecsees
Cincinnati Union Stockyards
Cinti
Dalton Add. Mach
Douglas Pref
Ow Drug
Eagle-Picher
Fay & Egan Com
Fleischman Pom
S.nt
Li Johnston
Atlas National Bank
Western Paper Goods
Citizens National Ooo
Whitaker Paper Com
First National
Kemper-Thomas
Occu
Sianane i Ee
Kodel
Ehesad Res
Lecaresiee
Kroger Gro
Bak
Cccculece Monitor Furnace
Paragon Refining
Fourth and Central Trust
Lincoln National
Eoome Second National
Western Bank and Trust Co
Cincinnati and Suburban
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Cincinnati Gas Trans
N. & C. Pref
Ohio
Little
Cincinnati Street
Ohio Traction. Com
Ae Ag
Foreign exchange rates and world currencies noted
New York World News Service lists daily foreign exchange rates with European and Eastern markets. Figures include Sterling at 4.4313-16 for demand and 4.8444 for cables, Japan 40.87 demand, Hongkong 59.50, Shanghai 78.62, and numerous others across Europe, the Americas, and Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
France
Italy
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Germany
Austria
Greece
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Spain
Portugal
Czechovakia
Poland
Finland
Rumania
Japan
Hongkong
Shanghai
Calcutta
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Chile
Colombia
Venezuela
Chicago Stocks A Fragmentary Market Note
Jaysen Oct 6 Armour preferred ikibby McNeill 8 percent Middlewest cat ties 110 Real Silk 58 Swift Co 114 Swift International 50 Union Carbide 72 United Light and Power A 160 United ar tee 202 Wahl 4 Balaban &
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jaysen
Armour
ikibby-McNeill
Middlewest
Real Silk
Swift & Co
Swift International
Union Carbide
United Light and Power
United Ar
Wahl
Balaban
Minneapolis Flour Prices Hold Steady as Market Tumbles
Minneapolis dispatch reports flour unchanged to 5 cents lower at 7.90 a 80 per 100 pounds on 63,798 barrels. Bran quotes at 22.50 while No 1 Northern wheat ranges 1.36 to 1.43 with futures for December at 1.37 and May around 1.40. Corn and oats readings show varied bids on white lines and standard grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Ae. Cornellow
Pressed Steel Car Company Growth and Finances Overview
The Pressed Steel Car Company results from a Schoen and Fox consolidation and now runs ten subsidiaries as a leading maker of railroad equipment. In ten years, common stock net profits average 9.14 percent. 12.5 million in par $100 shares outstanding, plus equal par value non cumulative 7 percent preferred. 1924 earnings fell to 2.43 per common share amid weak railroad buying. January 1 assets total 18.67 million, excess over current liabilities 14.06 million. funded debt 8.434 million. Preferred dividends were paid until 1924 mid year, then erased. common dividends paid 1916–1921, 1923 one percent, 1924 two percent, last June 17, 1924. Plants at McKee's Rocks and Allegheny, Pa. January 1 ownership includes 188 patents and 216 licenses with pending applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pressed Steel Car Company
Schoen Pressed Steel Company
Fox Pressed Steel Equipment Company
United States
McKee’s Rocks
Allegheny
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Financial notes from the stock exchange and banking sectors
Ex dividend stock notes show Cincinnati Postal Terminal and American Laundry Machinery preferred shares paid October 15. Banking leaders Hinsch and Seiter attend bankers’ convention in Atlantic City. Greece reclamation contract for Vardar River Basin ratified. work to run 3-4 years. Dodge Brothers bonds convert to stock. Akron Canton & Youngstown Railway declares 16 percent dividend. Maytag Eureka and General Electric listings eyed for NYSE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Stock Exchange
Cincinnati ‘Oostal Terminal
American Laundry Machinery
Foundation Company
Government of
Greece
Vardar
Remington
Public bankruptcy discharge application filed for Ernest W. Krahl
Proof of publication of his application for discharge from bankruptcy was filed in the United States District Court yesterday by Ernest W. Krahl of Ironton. A hearing on the application was set for November 30 by Judge Smith Hickenlooper. Krahl was adjudged bankrupt on April 27 with liabilities of 16218.60 and assets of 19697.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Ernest W. Krahl
Ironton
Smith Hickenlooper
Krahl
Five Are Sent to Jail for Traffic Violations
Judge Woeste in Traffic Court sent five to jail for drunk driving and speeding with suspended licenses. The list includes Charles Edmonds of Lockland jailed 60 days for drinking and driving. Warren Price jailed one day for speeding and suspended license. W Kampf jailed two days for speed and suspension. Robert Dittus one day with suspension. Cecil Bennett one day with suspension. Additional speeders were fined and suspended including Ralph Gableman Arthur Sullivan Ralph Ruth William Klappert and Richard Pfeister. John Murphy’s trial was continued. he faces multiple charges including drunk driving reckless driving weapons and larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woeste
Murphy
Local Financial Report Shows Mixed Bank Clearings and Stock Activity
Bank clearings total $13,696,882 with strong loan demand while Cincinnati Stock Exchange trading on the floor shows 8,988 shares of stocks and $8,000 in bonds for the day. Listed were numerous American Leather Machinery and Eagle-Picher issues along with Procter & Gamble, U S Shoe, Gruen Watch and other firms. foreign exchange rates and Treasury bond sales are also detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggengs
Wal
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Wurlitzer
Amer. Hn
Mach. Com
Amer. Laun
Amer
Laun
Mach
Amer. Roll
Roll
Churngold
City Ice
Eagle-Picher
Fay & Egan
Kroger Gr. & Bak
Procter & Gamble Com
U. S. Can
U. S. Ey
Lith
U. S. Pr
U. S. Shoe Com
Whitaker Paper Com
Ti Gas and Electric
Ohio B
Second National Bank
Cin
Ti Street Railway
Ohio Traction
Ohio Traction Pref
Camain, Wer Golhakri
Switzerland
Argentine
Brazil
Chile
Peru
Uruguay
Venezuela
U S Grand Jury to Hear 90 Cases This Term
Judge Hickenlooper will impanel jurors this morning from a 30 person wheel to review about ninety federal cases at the October term. Prosecutors plan indictments on narcotics violations including a major seizure at Sorge’s dury store, with other cases on Volstead act violations transportation of stolen autos and white slave issues. The jury's findings are expected this week with no comment on recent beer distribution reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Grand Jury
Hickenlooper
George W. Nichols
Harry F. Rabe
United States District Court
Harry Abrams
Lee Beaty
Dury
Frank J. Sorge
Findlay and
Linn Streets
United States Court Notes on Recent Juvenile and Drug Cases
Katie Kendjerski appeals a four month jail term and $300 fine in Cleve land for liquor possession and keeping a public nuisance. Edward Worthman and Paul A. MacDuff face grand jury charges for conspiring to violate the Volstead act by transporting beer. A warrant is issued for Martin Hayden for transporting a stolen auto. charges against Coffee and Proctor are dismissed. John Owens is bound over to the Federal Grand Jury on interstate theft charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Katie Kendjerski
Railway Avenue
Cleveland
Jones
United States District Court
Stark County
Canton
Edward Worthman
Gilbert Avenue
Paul A. MacDuff
Clay Street
Thomas Gregory
Martin Hayden
Adolph Bremmerman
St. Louis
Thomas Gry
Hayder
Department of Justice
Veterans’ Hospital
Chillicothe
Charles H. Coffee
Main Street
Frank Proctor
Vine Street
John Owens
Carlisle Avenue
Federal Grand Jury
Common Pleas Court Case Notices Include Divorces and Liens
A list of Common Pleas Court cases includes multiple divorce filings such as James W Utter v Sylvia Utter and Herman Evans v Philomena Evans. It also shows liens and executions including The Fenton United Cleaning and Dyeing Company v Antoinette Cook for $9.98 and The Universal Car Company v John A Stephenson for $244. Details cover quiet title actions, real estate sales, wills, guardianships, and injunctions plus several monetary judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Charles Meyer
Charles F Scheible
Olive W. Bogan
Hattie Neilsen
James W. Utter
Sylvia Utter
Herman Evans
Philomena Evans
The
Fenton United Cleaning and Dyeing Company
Antoinette Cook
Same
Eugene Klotter
Frederick W. Kremer
Union Gas and Ao Company
Marion L. Trunk
Elmer Trunk
Helen F. Donnelly
James W. Donnelly
Ohio Valley State Combay
Kanawha & West Virginia Railway
Foster O. ” Russell
Pearl
Becali
Harry Presener
Dallas Tarvin
American Book Company
William F. Hess
Mat Turner
the Universal Car Company
John A. Stephenson
Clara Gerold
Frank Gerold
Ohio
Pany
Man
Leonard
Smith
T. Cincinnati Morris Plan Bank
William B Hall
Real Estate Boards Urged to Guard Public From Florida Land Frauds
The Florida Real Estate Association has sent appeals to U S and Canadian boards urging cooperation to curb misrepresentation and fraud in Florida land sales. The Cincinnati Real Estate Board received the letter. It asks boards to report any misrepresentation and to advise buyers to consult reputable brokers in Florida transactions. Real estate activity in August declined from July but remains active with regional variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Florida
Florida Real Estate Association
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Florida Association
National Association
Transfers of city property parcels across Cincinnati area
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels from Clifton Heights to Westwood and beyond including buyers such as Burr Oak Building Company Howard C Byland and Edwin M Craig with property sizes from 25x75 to 260x? feet and prices ranging from 1 to 65000 dollars plus taxes and leases noted for many blocks and streets across the Cincinnati area.
Local Bank Transfers And Real Estate Notes
A list of transfers and loans including Mernone to Vine Street Cable L and RB for 8000 dollars and Elizabeth Bosse to Times-Star S and L Co for 38000. Other entries show men and women moving property or securing loans with various banks and land companies across Cincinnati and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eens Mernone
Vine Street Cable L. & RB
Robe
Pakeabaciaien
Corryville
Jan Semedbareie
Gloria L. & B. Co
John A. Runck
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
Minnie Ehmann
Western Ave
Kiam N. Jaine
Findlay Market No. 21
B. Co
Mortgages Canceled By Numerous Trust Exchanges
A long list details mortgage cancellations involving multiple lenders and borrowers. Names include Louis Wolpa Elizabeth Hart Emma Spiegel Ida Brueggemann Frank Lichkoppler Nellie Hecker Katharine Keide Henry Meyers Rose Burke and many others with institutions such as Western Bank and Trust Company O'Bryanville Building and Loan and Centennial Building Association. Amounts range from 200 to 6,200 dollars and cover diverse local borrowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William LaFontaine
Charles H. Williams
Victor Smith
Frederick Vollmer
Wae” B. Strauss
Morris Strauss
Oo Golden
Auguste Kudszau
Samuel B. Strauss
Saujinecta Burdette
Charles H. Getswold
Onco Engel
Reading B. & L. Co
Jessie M. Porter
Provident Savings Lane
Arthur Lauber
Katie Veith
Westwood Homestead Co
Robert H. Shields
Mary Fitzsimmons
Smith
Terrace Park B. & L
Ae Frank
Settler
Southern Ohio
Harry A. Brunner
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
Anna Valin
Same
Sargent
Liberal S. & L. Co
Aetgderick van Bargen
Eagle
Nat J. Burke
Robert W. Tusch
Odeon B. A. Co
Romeo Gorno
Ed Krehme
Samuel D. Cooper
Jae W. Thomson
Matthew H. Mangold
Vincent
Louis Wolpa
St. Mary’s Educational Institute
Florence Larimer
Woodward B. & L. Co
Charles McDonough
O’brynville B. & L.co
Elizabeth Hart
H. Geise
Madison B. A
Emma M. Spiegel
Centennial B. A
Gennaro Merone
American Mortgage Company
Ida Brueggemann
Western Bank and Trust Company
Frank Lichkoppler
Susan Heimbach
John Bickerton
Eugenia Plate
South Side L. & B. Co
Jesse Ross
Hilltop S. & L. Co
Mary F
Ida Ringenberg
Po Ogra Acobs
Mt. Adams B. A. No. 2
Emma Rabkin
Milly Weiss
Albert Diemer
Oakley Bank
Nellie Hecker
First National Bank of Mt. Healthy
John M. Kerner
Milford B. & L. Co
Avenue L. B. A
Cline Refuses Comment On Misfeasance Charge
Joseph Cline, Clerk of Municipal Court, declines to comment on misfeasance and malfeasance charges filed by Mayor Carrel and City Auditor Deckebach. Trial set for October 9. over $8,000 in fines allegedly uncollected dating to 1922, with two fines paid by Otto Dahms. State Examiner Moses Blau reported the uncollected fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cline
Carrel
Deckebach
Cline
Lueders
Otto Dahms
Moses Blau
Cincinnati
Blau
Rescuers Strive to Reach Entombed Men in Tunnel Cave-In
Rescue workers toil through darkness near Richmond to reach three men buried in the Church Hill Tunnel collapse of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. The trio includes Tom Mason, engineer, and two laborers. A shaft reached over thirty feet. the fireman died of injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
Church Hill
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Tom Mason
Will of Frank H Schulte Probate and Local Crime Notes
The will of Frank H Schulte was probated in County Court with his widow Cath erine Schulte named executrix without bond. In federal matters, William A Parker filed a voluntary bankruptcy. he lists no property and debts of 459.85. John Dizney also filed a bankruptcy with property valued at 772 and debts of 1485. Several individuals faced grand jury actions or bonds for liquor and whisky charges including Re and Smith, Fred Nienabér, George Kunkel, Joseph Brosserman, Leonard Schneider, and Percy Wells. A court fined J Alveron 100 and costs for selling neotee whisky. Sawyer Smith filed suit against the Gea roaompany for 500 to cover overtime violations. A school route accident injured Huffbacher, a 10 year old, struck by a truck near 21st and Howell. he was taken to St Elizabeth Hospital as police investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Schulte
Catherine Schulte
William A. Parker
United States District Court
John Dizney
Brakeman
Jackson
Re and Smith
Glenway Avenue
Federal Grand Jury
Roetken
Fred Nienabér
George Kunkel
East Seventeenth Street
Grand
Joseph Brosserman
Westwood
Leonard Schneider
Cold Springs
Percy Wells
First Avenue
Dayton
J. Alveron
Elizabeth
Cincinnati
Manson
Sawyer Smith
Neee
Gea Roaompany
Oes
Huffbacher
West Twenty-sixth Street
Twenty-first and
Howell Streets
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington Prepares Welcome for Dixie Highway Motorcade
Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association completes plans to greet the Dixie Highway motorcade entering Covington Friday morning. A committee will meet Cincinnati officials to discuss the Madison avenue route and the Covington end of the Suspension Bridge will host the visitors. Bombs will be fired as the procession passes the business district. Jud ge Read and Fiscal Court will receive bids Monday for reconstructing the Bracht-Prier road, three miles long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association
Covington
Miami
Florida
Ed E. Walker
John Klette
Thomas Morgan
Cincinnati
Madison Avenue
Suspension Bridge
O’donovan
Lexington
Read
Bracht-Prier
City Office Seekers Must File Tomorrow with County Clerk
Petitions of candidates seeking nominations for City Commissioners and Police Judge must be filed by tomorrow in the Kenton County Clerk office as the law fixes the time ten days before the city primary on October 17. Twenty-two candidates for four commissioner seats and five for Police Judge have filed petitions and expense accounts. Voter registration for absent or ill voters on September 14 will be held today and tomorrow from 6 am to 7 pm in the County Clerk’s City Building office. sworn affidavits required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County
John W. Middendorf
Middendorf
Ludlow
Swope hearing set after fatal shot incident
Charles T. Swope of 847 Crescent avenue faces shooting with intent to kill Herman Barhorst 39 of 639 West Ninth street. Judge Manson continued the case to Thursday morning with bond at 5000. Barhorst, shot after a fence dispute, is at St Elizabeth Hospital in serious condition. Police say Barhorst threatened Swope and followed him. Swope says he acted in self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swope
Charles T. Swope
Crescent Avenue
Herman Barhorst
West Ninth Street
Manson
Barhorst
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Ernst to Speak at Sheriff Club Meeting
United States Senator Richard P. Ernst will address the J. Mason Hawk For Sheriff Club this evening at K of P Castle Hall. The event on Fourth street and Court avenue draws a larger delegation of women voters expected to attend.
Mountain Boy to Go Back
Frank Sizemore a 13 year old mountain boy was found yesterday afternoon at the Covington station by police. He left Pineville with two companions days ago but was separated before Cincinnati. He said he rode in autos most of the way and walked at times. He is placed in the care of Humane Officer Tinsley Rogers who will send him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sizemore
Covington
Pineville
Cincinnati
Tinsley Rogers
Multiple Civil Actions Filed in Kenton Court May 1926
Louis Richardson sues Frank Lang for 25000 injuries from a cross street accident on East Thirteenth. Nina Ryman seeks absolute divorce from Charles Ryman citing separation since 1926. Estate settlement petition filed for John W. and Sarah E. Rapp with farm sale and heirs’ division. Jer E. Garrett seeks divorce from Ma J. Garrett after five years apart. Kenton Building Association sues C B Ritchie for 3074 on promissory notes. George Kelley, Civil War veteran, answers wife Melissa Kelley’s divorce petition claiming joint living and pension support, requesting dismissal and no alimony. Married dates and details listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Circuit Court
Louis Richardson
Frank Lang
Eastern Avenue
Richardson
East Thirteenth Street
Nina Ryman
Charles Ryman
Nashville
Tenn
Bradford
John W
Sarah E. Rapp
Licking River
Kentucky Central
L. & N. Railroad
Jer E. Garrett
Ma J. Garrett
Kenton Building Association of
Ludlow
C. B. Ritchie
George Kelley
Melissa Kelley
Marriage Licenses Listing Names and Residences Across States
A column lists multiple marriage licenses with pairs and residences including Covington Kentucky. Chillicothe Ohio. Newark Ohio. Dayton Ohio. Layton Utah. Warren Ohio. Columbus Ohio. Middletown Ohio. Decatur Indiana. and others. Spelling inconsistencies appear in several names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Decker
Covington
Clara. Billiter
C. D. Straton
Columbus
Nellie F. Banks
Chillicothe
O. Sanses
Newark
Heelegslid
Batoartons
William Terlinde
Dayton
Anna L. Golditz
Layton
C. Hester Hallas
Middletown
Cathryn Taylor
Warren
O Charles Turney
Theresa Miller
Frank Rowley
Decatur
Ind
Donna Parriash
Dogs Bite Girl and Man
Two persons were added to the list of dog bite victims yesterday. Joseph McCabe, 69, a salesman, of 524 Rolston Avenue, Norwood, was bitten in the right leg while walking in front of 3203 Glendora Avenue. Margaret Ebertz, 7, of 1311 Purcell Avenue, was bitten on the right arm by a stray dog on Purcell Avenue near Glenway Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McCabe
Rolston Avenue
Norwood
Glendora Avenue
Margaret Ebertz
Purcell Avenue
Glenway Avenue
Newport Grand Jury Probes Jail Conditions and Local Violations
Judge Caldwell urges inquiry into Newport Jail laxity and recent prisoner escapes. Grand Jury will review medical supply bills, liquor laws, weapon carry, election law adherence, fish and game rules, and gambling operations. Jury members listed with addresses in Newport Bellevue Ft Thomas and Southgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Caldwell
Nagel
Grand Jury
Elmost Bankhart
Riverside Drive
Ft. Thomas
Foreman
R. J. Porter
Foote Avenue
Bellevue
H. O. Hart
Park Avenue
Carl Betz
Jacob Rehauser
East Sixth Street
Ee Wright
Walnut Street
Southgate
John R. Casner
Washington Avenue
John Pulsfort
Lafayette Avenue
W. J. Barry
Vine Street
A. J. Bowman
Third Street
Edward E. Hutton
East Tenth Street
QC. Spillman
Newport Man Held to Grand Jury in Girl Nose Injury Case
Ralph Kaufman of Newport waived examination before Judge Moore and was bound over to the grand jury on assault and battery charge from a police court hearing. Miss Vivian Craig of West Third street claimed Kaufman struck her and broke her nose. John Strauss of Newport paid a $20 fine for speeding. Policeman Derrick said he was going 34 mph on Patterson street. Dan Lane of Moore street Cincinnati and James Duffey of Murdock avenue Cincinnati were fined $10 and costs each for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kaufman
Newport
Moore
Vivian Craig
West Third Street
Kaufman
Lena
John Strauss
Derrick
Patterson Street
Dan Lane
Moore Street
Cincinnati
James Duffey
Bible Teacher Class Initiated at Ft. Thomas Baptist
A weekly church night will be instituted at the Ft. Thomas Baptist Church on Wednesday by Rev. Frederick E. Wolf pastor. The class is for all Sunday school teachers and others wanting to enter teaching work. Regular courses from the Southern Baptist Convention will be followed and diplomas issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Thomas Baptist Church
Frederick E. Wolf
Southern Baptist Convention
Fleming County man returned on theft charge
Russell Cox of Flemingsburg Kentucky was charged with stealing Omer Swamey s Clifton Kentucky automobile on October 1. He was sent back to Newport by the Fleming County Sheriff and will be arraigned today before Magistrate Maybury on grand larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Cox
Flemingsburg
Omer Swamey
Clifton
Newport
Fleming County
Maybury Todey
Marriage Licenses Reported Across Several States
Thomas G. Hays of Chicago and Fane Hayes of Bellevue Kentucky appear among listed marriages. Charles T. Murphy of South Charleston and Leota I James of London Ohio are paired, with Wm Rottinghaus of Cincinnati and Marie Franzieb also noted. Harry Kellar of Springfield Ohio wed Nellie McAfee of Springfield Ohio, and George Manter of ? with Elinor O Krieger of Newport. Additional entries include Clarence F Burton and Hazel M Allen of Muncie Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Hays
Chicago
Fane Hayes
Bellevue
Charles T. Murphy
South Charleston
Leota I. James
Cseceree
London
Nellie McAfee
Springfield
George Manter
Elinor O. Krieger
Newport
Cba
Muncie
Ind
Clarence F. Burton Hazel
M. Allen
Fox divorce granted in Campbell Circuit Court
Daniel C. Fox of Newport obtained a divorce from Mae Fox of 944 Monmouth Street Newport on abandonment charges. They wed April 9 1907. Mrs Fox given custody of two children and Fox ordered to pay 25 dollars every two weeks for maintenance.
Realty Transfers Across Bellevue Dayton and Ft. Thomas
Clifford Schutte transfers a Bellevue lot to Soesey Shai for 6500 stamps. Charles Crail transfers a Dayton lot to Bay Crail for 4500 stamps. Arthur C. Hall transfers a Ft. Thomas area lot to Sara Pyle for 1500 stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Schutte
Soesey Shai
Bellevue
Charles Crail
Bay Dod Crail
Dayton
Arthur C. Hall
Soa Pyle
Ft. Thomas
Jefferson Lee to star in The Gorilla at Shubert Theater
Jefferson Lee, a dusky gentleman and former Alabama house servant of Cyrus Stevens, returns to act in The Gorilla at the Shubert Theater next Sunday. The ad notes his mixed feelings about bravery and emphasizes his chance to prove his caliber on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Lee
Alabama
Cyrus Stevens
Shubert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Local Securities
Jesse N. Roberts
Exchange
Charles A. Hinsch
A. E. Seiter
Fifth-Third National Bank
American Bankers’ Association
Atlantic City
Australia
Paris
Antwerp
Treasury Department
New York District
Dodge Brothers
Akron, Canton & Youngstown Railway Company
New York Stock Exchange
Maytag Company
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
American Brown- Boveri Electric Corporation
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
Burns Bros
Kresge Department Stores
Louisiana Oil Refining Corporation
General Electric Company
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Columbia Cement
Fultonham
Zanesville
Miller Rubber Company
Local Financial
Therry
Liberty Syen Sephaie
EE Cero
Shesserititt Viascedectnmaaneen Sevesvee
Cccn Treasury
United States Courts
U. S
Edmondson Road
Myers. Y. Cooper
Cornelius McGuire
Clifton Heights
Burr Oak Building Company
Ford A. Weber
Flora Street
Fox Street
Howard C. Byland
Shaffer Avenue
Edward Brockhaus
Edwin M. Craig
Montgomery Avenue
Kennedy Heights
Frank Schmitt
T. Cornelius Paterson
Belmont Land Association
Bottoms
Letty S. Kuhn
Cincinnati Sheet Metal and Roofing Company
Front
Sycamore
Loveland
Grant Alrey
Alice D. Hopkins
Loveland Avenue
Sedamsville
Louise Schroer
William Becker
Fountain Street
Sedam
Delhi Avenues
Fairmount
Royalton Realty Company
Ignatz
Margaret Tanczler
George Luckey
Oakley
Mary F. Brooks
Elizabeth M
John H. Schaffer
Brownway Street
Linwood
Martha B. Peetz
Carrie Burgess
Wilmer Street
Hyde Park
Leah Davis
Earl
Berneda Dunn
Burch Avenue
Walnut Hills
Ethel W. Albert
Irene P. Boswell
McMillan Street
Mt. Healthy
Edward W
Sophie M. Heinze
Compton Road
Seward Avenue
Arlington Heights
Keyser Patrick
Cynthia A. Patrick
John A. Hoesman
Mt. Lookout
Joseph S. Stein
Leo Pollak
Delta Avenue
Madisonville
George F. Potter, Jr
Harry A
Mary Wittberg
Walden Avenue
Columbia Township
Mary G. Easton
George E. Bendigs
Montgomery Pike
Central
Carl J. Kiefer
George W. Rosenthal
Central Avenue
Seventh Streets
Walnut Hille
Lizzie Fogarty
Louise M. Phillips
Locust Street
Avondale
Robert F. Morris
K. K. Bene Yeshurun
Reading Road
North Crescent Avenue
Alice E. Terry
Father B. McLaughlin
Observatory Avenue
Grace Avenue
Green Township
Victor
Edith A. Smith
I. F. Carson
James G. Chrispin
Deer Park
Charles W. Heimeyer
William N. LaFontaine
Clifton Place
Bond Hill
Rylanderr Company
Charles T. Crawford
Ryland Realty Company
George W. Busland
George E. Busald
Bramble Avenue
Watterson Avenue
Luella Mahr
Jacob B
Stella P. Bauman
Ohio Avenue
Rose M. Drach
Flora M. Hammond
Carrie Foster
L. C. Hopkins
Mt. Healthy Heights
American Development Company
F. and
M. Beise
Jacob Pfalzgraf
John T
Marie A. Stanley
Clifton Avenue
Reading
Elizabeth Kettler
Nora Kettler
Lindsey M
Mae Baker
Oakley Park Subdivision
Nortside
Charles C. Heckmann
Laura E Heckmann
Terry Street
Pendleton Street
Price Hill
William Botwin
Alphonso B. Caldwell
William E. Weierich
Warsaw Avenue
Wanut Hills
James W. Bullock
Daniel R. Dugan
May Street
Oak Street
J. Charles Coppes
Phillips Avenue
West End
John O'Neill
Fortuna
Camillo Pangallo
Betts Street
Bernard F. Mollaun
John O'Neil
Theodore Finkelman
Mardell Reality Company
Woodburn Avenue
Taft Road
Mardell Co
Louis Wartz
Pearl Street
Pike Street
Hyman Graff
Harry J. Dunhaff
Wade Street
Jones Street
Hazelwood
Ike Moss
Frestes
Rhoda Yates
Lota
Wood, Harmon & Co
Oscar Hess
Guy M. Willams
Montana
Harrison Pike
Covington Notes
Dixie Road
Clerk OF County
JEFP
J. Mason Howk
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