Food market report shows heavy shipments to Cincinnati
The market notes a large influx of fruits and vegetables to Cincinnati with prices generally easing as supply rises. Grapes and pumpkins are abundant, cranberries steady, and California cantaloupes appear. Ohio Indiana and Kentucky pumpkins praised. Potatoes and onions remain tight while Florida citrus is cited as potential price pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Burch
Plant City Fla
Florida
California
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
New York
Michigan
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Wheat Market Sags Amid Bearish News and Quiet Demand
Cincinnati October 8 price report shows speculative buying weak and selling steady, with December and May futures both lower. Cash grain firm on small receipts, No. 2 red bid at 1.62 with demand strong but limited offers. corn and hay markets mixed, top-grade hay up 50c, other feeds steady or down, several price ranges listed for wheat corn oats hay flour mill feed and fruits vegetables at local markets.
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Hubbard
Cincinnati
Timothy
Kansas
Colorado
Pennsylvania
United States
Ohio
Baskets
New York
Baskets Elbertas
Bartletts
Cada
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Ohios
Michigan-Wisconsin
Michigan
Alabama
Pat
Gelfen Hubard
GEANS
Maryland
Baltimore
Norfolk
Virginia
Tennessee
Nancy Halls
Canada
Rutabagas
J. G. Scott
Covington Officials Split Over Gas Inquiry Fund
A 1000 dollar fund to hire experts to study gas service costs for Ft Thomas was rejected at the Covington City Commission meeting. Mayor O Donavan suggested tabling the measure for a week while the Scott Boulevard lighting project failed 3 to 2 for lack of funds. The commission approved 14186 70 for the Ft Thomas water works dry well payment with Donnelly and Hawk dissenting on the initial 140000 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Thomas
Donnelly
O'Donovan
Kluemper
State Railroad Commission
Covington
Ft.Thomas
Scott Boulevard
Hawk
William Ryerson
O. F. Moore Company
Swope case sent to grand jury in shooting dispute
The case against real estate dealer Charles T. Swope of 847 Crescent avenue for shooting Herman Barhorst at 649 West Ninth Street was referred to the Kenton County Grand Jury after a police court hearing. Barhorst was wounded in the left side but improving at St Elizabeth Hospital amid a line fence dispute over Barhorst’s purchased lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Charles T. Swope
Crescent Avenue
Herman Barhorst
West Ninth Street
Kenton County Grand Jury
Barhorst
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Swope
Ethel Phillips
Scott Street
Fourth
Scott Streets
A. F. Rosa
York Street
Newport
Phillips
Herbert Heberstreich
Charles Strube
Campbell County
Federal Grand Jury
Roetken
George Weyer
Lawrence Abel
George
August Meyer
Pike
Lee Bond
John Sheanshang
East Tenth Street
Jack Layton
West Fifth Street
Alex Koszo
John Schlachter
Albert F. LeGendre
Parkaway Avenue
Kenton County
Alma M. de Vere Moulds
Claude E. Burkley
Lexington
States District Court
Mary P. McNutt
R. G. McNutt
Greenup Street
Erlanger
B. W. Southgate
State Auditor
Absalom. Carter
Names Listed in Louisville and Ohio Residences
A partial roster of individuals with corresponding city and state locations. Bland A. Watson and Ruth Freeman are in Louisville. Clifford Beach and Mary Glass in Roy Dalrymple area Covington. Gwendolyn Garling and Clifford Norris in Covington and Cincinnati. Henry J. Free and Dorothy E. Hauck in Ludlow. Robert H. Squair in Erlanger. Charles S. Bell and Joan Young in Cincinnati. Elsie Price in Cincinnati. Susan C. Buckner in Erlanger. Charles Marzetti in Columbus. Blanche LeFever in Columbia. Calvin Trysinger and Margaret Heil in Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cne
Bland A. Watson
Louisville
Ruth Freeman
Clifford Beach
Mary Glass
Roy Dalrymple
Covington
Gwendolyn Garling
Clifford Norris
Cincinnati
Henry J. Free
Ludlow
Dorothy E. Hauck
Robert H. Squair
Erlanger
Charles S. Bell Joan Young
Elsie Price
Susan C. Buckner
Charles Marzetti
Episcopal House Adopts Shorter Ten Commandments Vote
In New Orleans the House of Bishops and Deputies of the Protestant Episcopal Church approve shortening the Ten Commandments. William W. Skiddy reelected treasurer. Changes to the Book of Common Prayer ratified. Women eligible for General Convention Deputies. Presiding Bishop salary set at 15000 with 5000 housing. Two resignations announced, Mittelpunkt noting implications for Reese as potential presiding bishop candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States of America
William W. Skiddy
New York
National Council
Ethelbert Talbot
Julius W. Atwood
Arizona
Boyd Vincement
Ohio
Vincent
Theodore Irving Reese
Southern
Newport Bus Service Opens Between Southgate and Fountain Square
The Highland Avenue and Southgate Transportation Company launches daily service this morning with two buses running a 22 minute schedule. Stockholders BE Hamer and A C Stully announce a 10 cent fare one way or 15 cent round trip, with routes from Highland Avenue Southgate through Clifton and Newport to Cincinnati terminal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southgate
Fountain Square
Highland Avenue
Southgate Transportation Company
BE. F. Hamer
Walnut Street
A. C. Stully
Ft. Thomas
Bellevue
Dayton
Clifton
Newport
Cincinnati
Richardson Divorce Granted After Cruelty Claim
Mrs. Dallas T Richardson of 1033 Orchardors was granted a divorce from Harry Richardson of Glenwood Indiana by Judge Caldwell in Campbell County Circuit Court on grounds of cruelty and failure to provide. They wed February 22 1918. The same session continued Robert Chandler s trial for house breaking until next Thursday. Chandler faced charges for stealing a shotgun rifle and a blanket in Clifton Ky and Covington. Elizabeth LaBousteaux was bound over to the grand jury for taking property without consent. Elizabeth Nugent accused of diamond ring theft. LaBousteaux denied the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Dallas T. Richardson
Orchard ‘Ors
Harry Richardson
Glenwood
Ind
Caldwell
Campbell County
Robert Chandler
South Street
Buten
Chandler
Sheeran
Eber
Fred
Realty Transfers Shift Stakes in Bellevue Newport Ft. Thomas Dayton
Joseph Hafner transfers a Bellevue lot to Isabella Richards for 5000 in stamps. Catherine Schaefer sells a Newport lot to Leo J. Broening for 3500. Harry C. Skelton deeds a Ft. Thomas lot to John A. Reardon for 7500. Anna Luegger conveys a Dayton lot to George Voll for 2500. Harry E. Schatzmann transfers a Dayton lot to David N. Ransom for 6500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hafner
Isabella Richards
Bellevue
Catherine Schaefer
Leo J. Broening
Newport
Harry C. Skelton
John A. Reardon
Ft. Thomas
Anna Luegger
George Voll
Dayton
Arry E. Schatzmann
David N. Ransom
Marriage Licenses Granted in Ohio and Kentucky Homes
Dayton Kentucky residents John Jacks and Grace Goodlander show their Dayton addresses. Madison County Ohio pairs Ellen M. Whalen and Fred Patterson are listed. Hester Beal from Belleville Ohio and Arthur Besecker with Margaret Ense appear in the notices. County pairings include Channell from Madison, Patterson from Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jacks
Dayton
Grace Goodlander
Lester L. Channell
Madison County
Ellen M. Whalen
Fred Patterson
Mansfield
O. Hester Beal
Belleville
O. Arthur Besecker
Margaret
Ense
Symphony Scholarships Funded By Local Donations
Twelve additional symphony scholarships were provided for music students yesterday through gifts from Miss Mary Hanna and the Brown County Ursuline Academy Mothers Teachers Association. Hanna sent a check to Charles Pearson of the Cincinnati Symphony to supply ten season tickets for student scholarships, the Association contributed two scholarships via Mrs. William Duane, and four season tickets for the blind were donated by Mrs. Charles P. Taft for Clovernook Home.
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Mary Hanna
Granding Road
Brown County Ursuline Academy Mothers Teachers’ Association
Hanna
Charles Pearson
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
William Duane
Clovernook
Charles P. Taft
Real Estate Sales Cover Local Properties and Awards
A brick residence at 2337 Vine Street near Inwood Park sold at auction for 7100 dollars to Nicholas Diehl, with J Lobbeck representing the seller Mrs J Humendahl. The sale, arranged by Fred Tuke and Son, was ordered by the Probate Court Heilker. Edward Pool bought his thirty third Brookcrest lot for 2400 dollars to build a 150000 dollar bungalow. Frederick A Schmidt Company brokered the deals. The National Real Estate Journal features a profile of Walter S Schmidt and a history of the Schmidt firm's Cincinnati work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Street
Inwood Park
Fred: Tuke & Son
Nicholas Diehl
J. Lobbeck
J. Hlumendahl
Heilker, & Heilker
Edward Pool
Brookcrest
George Lubrecht
Northcutt Avenue
Reading Road
Frederick A. Schmidt
Walter S. Schmidt
Frederick A. Schmidt Company
National Real Estate Journal
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Schmidt
Cincinnati
Dr Kramer backs sewage plant and civic goals in meeting
The Federated Civic Association approved widening Fifth Street from Main to Pike. Dr S P Kramer urged a sewage disposal plant to prevent river contamination and opposed selling the Cincinnati Southern Railway while endorsing pro taxpayer council candidates. Fred Schneller explained council election procedures under the new charter. Judge Matthews stressed hiring capable, reform-minded leaders.
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Fifth Street
Main
Pike Streets
Federated Civic Association
Gibson Teehee
Fred Schneller
Stanley Matthews
S. P. Kramer
Kramer
Ohio River
Coney Island
Fernbank
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Fred. Schneller
Matthews
Deaconess Hospital Fund Sees $44835 Raised At Luncheon
First day canvass for the Deaconess Hospital 500 000 Building Fund raised 44835 with four teams not reporting. Top contributions came from Dr W C Harriss team 5921 Mrs Robert Van Fossen 3243 and Miss Pauline Thouwald 2700. Memorial gifts 2000 from Julius Pfleger memory of Julius Pfleger and 1000 from Charles Moser children.
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Deaconess Hospital
Gibson
W.C. Harris
Robert van Fossen
Pauline Thouwald
Julius Pfleger
Erkenbrecher
Dury
Charles Moser
J. M. Schott, Sr
L. Schreiber & Sons
Barbara Schreiber
E. H. Bartles
Western Bank and Trust Company
John F. Dietz
F. C. Adams
Tuechter
Pastor-Eloper Is Freed in Mann Act Case
Trenton New Jersey October 8 Charges of violating the Mann act against Roscoe Carl Ziegler former Ku Klux Klan Kleagle and Miss Margaret Roberts were dropped by the government The Rev Mr Ziegler had deserted his wife and two children while Miss Roberts eloped with Ziegler to El Paso Texas The Federal Grand Jury failed to return an indictment against them today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastor
Eloper
Trenton
N. J
Roscoe Carl Ziegler
Miss Margaret Roberts
Ziegler
Miss Roberts
el Paso
Tex
County Planning Suit To Force Rail Help In Building Viaduct
County Commissioners plan a possible court action to compel railroads to fund up to 50 percent of a West Eighth street viaduct project. Most railroad representatives oppose, Erie undecided, Cincinnati Terminal Railway not represented. If needed, the plan would extend the viaduct to Depot street but likely end at Evans street with a wider structure and higher ends.
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Cincinnati
West Eighth Street
Erie
Cincinnati Terminal Railway & Construction Company
Clifford Brown
County Commission
Brown
Depot Street
Evans Street
Canvass Begins as Home Visitation Workers Mobilize
More than 4500 Cincinnati Home Visitation workers gathered at Emery Auditorium for final instructions from International Superintendent J Shreve Durham. The citywide canvass starts today with pairs visiting 30 to 40 homes each, aiming to finish by 4 pm. Schools dismiss early to allow children to be home. Volunteers are sought for clerical work at Chamber of Commerce headquarters. Archbishop McNicholas regrets missing the event from Columbus.
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Cincinnati
Emery Auditorium
J. Shreve Durham
Mr. Durham
Shreve
Chamber of Commerce
McNicholas
Columbus
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Persia
Nancy Hall
Bartlett
Gap
Qata
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Climax
Concords
Delawares
Who-Esale
Colt
Steamboat
the Consolidated Boat Stores Co
Main Street
J. Mason Howk
Episcopal Body
Theodore Reese
Seeger
John van Range
Broadway
Bauer
French Bros.-Bauer Co
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