Bull Market Brightens Autumn Trade Outlook
Federal Reserve banks hold low rediscounts as sugar stays cheap and coffee remains above average. Silk, wool, and cotton markets show firmness amid varied commodity conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Banks
Autumnal flood of business masks mixed outlook in New York
New York's autumn business surge reflects strong stock markets and luxury demand while grain and coal trends dampen sentiment in the hinterland. Rail traffic, bank clearings, and iron steel demand rise, but gold flows, credit, and cotton futures temper optimism with caution ahead of Christmas trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
New York Stock Exchange
Opera
Stock Exchange
Federal Trade Commission
Coolidge
France
Caillaux
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Brazil
Congress
Merchants Arrested in Sunday Prohibition Sweep
Police rounded up twenty nine merchants across the First Fourth and Fifth Districts for Sunday closing law violations. Most arrested suspects were dismissed after arraignment in Municipal Court, mirroring last week’s arrests of twenty two violators.
Kenton County Farm Bureau to hold AU TAUQUA at Independence
The Kenton County Farm Bureau will host its third annual au tauqua on Wednesday and Thursday in Independence. Exhibits, prizes for farm products, cooking and crafts, and a judged program led by C W Threlkeld and Prof J W Jones feature talks on marketing, farming organization, and dairy and tobacco topics with local and state speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County Farm Reau
Independence
County High School
Independence Bank
C. W. Threlkeld
Bureau
J. W. Jones
Department of Markets
Experiment Station
Lexington
Ralph Kenney
Dawson Chambers
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Association
Mary E. Rudy
Alexandria
Campbell County
Prof. Kenney
P. O. Wilson
Producers’ Cooperative Association
H.C. Jett
Louisville
James Stone
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Cooperative Association
Harry Hartke
Covington
Charles B Davidson dies of heart attack in Covington
Charles Berner Davidson a 44 year old real estate salesman of 420 Greenup street died last night in George Massman drug store at Eleventh and Greenup after collapsing due to heart trouble. Dr H Carr pronounced the death and Coroner Stevens ordered the body moved to N L Swetman & Sons. He was known in Covington for years in the wallpaper business and had once worked in the City engineer's office. He is survived by his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Davidson
Charles Berner Davidson
Greenup Street
George Massman
Eleventh
Greenup Streets
Davidson
H. Carr
Scott Streets
Carr
Stevens
N. L. Swetman & Sons, Undertakers
Scott Street
Covington
Seventh and
Madison Avenue
City Gineer's
Covington Notes Thief Steals From Home and Bicycles Reported
Mrs Porter L Rose of 1618 Greenup informs police a thief entered her home early yesterday morning and took 3 75 from her son's trouser pockets as she awoke and saw the intruder flee Two bicycles owned by Stanley Hamlin and William Halpin were stolen Saturday night Latonia at Thirty eighth and Tib Ave Streets An 86 year old man Anderson of 219 Lynn Street was shot in the right side and is in serious condition at St Elizabeth Hospital Covington Woman's Club to host luncheon after the first musicale of the season at its new headquarters on East Twelfth Street Members will entertain the Sixth District Federation at the annual meeting October 23 at the clubhouse
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Porter L. Rose
Greenup Street
Stanley Hamlin
William Halpin
Tibae
Latonia
En Anderson
Lynn Street
Anderson
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington Woman's Club
East Twelfth Street
Potter Loss to Ironton Tanks In Close City Battle
In Fronton Ohio Cincinnati Potters fall 15 to 6 before the Ironton Tanks. Sonny Winters carries for a key TD and is praised for the late scoring burst that sealed the win. Ossie Bluege watches from the bench as Potters endure a hard fought defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Fronton
Potter
Cincinnati
Ironton Tanks
Ironton
Andrews
Sonny Winters
Potters
Linneman
Winters
Ohio Wesleyan
Perry
Tanks
Brother Dietz E Wilson
New Target Range Planned at Ft Thomas for Tenth Infantry
Col Merrill plans a new target range near Alexandria Kentucky to keep the Tenth Infantry at Fort Thomas longer, reorganizing old butts and shared farming land to reduce danger. The arrangement benefits both military and local civilians by boosting recreation, business advantages, and enabling a C M T C camp. Soldiers will be quartered in tents at Ft Thomas and use athletic facilities, mess services, and nearby civil amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coloonel
Dana T. Merrill
Tenth Infantry
Alexandria
Camp Knox
Merrill
Ft. Thomas
Veterans to Hold Fete Dance at York Street Hall
The War Veterans Association of Campbell County will stage a dance and lawn fete tomorrow at the Junior Order Hall 821 York Street. Alvin Klotz is named chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
War Veterans’ Association of
Campbell County
Junior Order Hall
York Street
Alvin Klotz
Man Struck on Licking Pike Identified as Peter Horinek
Speer Hospital identified 54 year old laborer Peter Horinek of 315 Licking Pike as the man struck Saturday by an unidentified auto on Licking Pike. He was found unconscious and rushed to Speers Hospital with a fractured skull. Doctors said last night they believed he would live. Police seek the driver who fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speer Hospital
Licking Pike
Peter Horinek
Horinek
Speers Hospital
Reserve Officers Visit Camp Galbraith at Ft. Thomas
Fort Thomas hosted a two day contact camp named Camp Galbraith after Colonel Frederick Galbraith to strengthen ties between the Regular Army and the Organized Reserves. Colonel Dana T. Merrill and Colonel Harry P. Ward led the program with battalion drills guard mounts and other exercises open for public viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Galbraith
Ft. Thomas
Camp
Galbraith
Frederick Galbraith
American Legion
Dana T. Merrill
Harry P. Ward
Hamilton, C
Notice to Creditors in Jellison v National Plastic
Order of Court of Common Pleas in case No 196800 requires all creditors of Fred W Jellison v The National Plastic Relief Manufacturing Company to file verified proofs of claims with receiver Arthur Quitman on or before November 1 1925. George J Slaline attorney 1126 Provident Bank Building represents receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Fred W. Jellison
National Plastic Relief Manufacturing Company No
Arthur Quitman
Ereceiver
George J. Slaline
Provident Bank Building
Federal Mining and Smelting Company stock and profits in 1925
The Federal Mining and Smelting Company controls or owns lead silver and zinc mining properties in Idaho and the Tri State field. It reports 7,300,000 tons of ore in Coeur Alene district. profits on preferred stock have averaged about 6.10 to 7.53 percent, with current assets totaling 2,307,242 and current liabilities 845,213 as of January 1, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Federal Mining and Smelting Company
Coeur - Alene
Idaho
Tri State
Middle West
American Smelting and Refining Company
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Sale of Hartwell area properties in Cincinnati Ohio
Notice of public sale under a Common Pleas Court order for two parcels in Hartwell Cincinnati Ohio on November 14 1925 at 11 am. Parcels 116 117 Lot Nos described with Parkway Avenue boundaries valued at 6500 each. Also mentions related deeds and improvements and a separate stockholders meeting for Fleischmann Company on November 10 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's
Ohio
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati
Woodlawn
Springfield Township
Hamilton
State of Ohio
State of
Walter M. Goodwin
James Watson
Sringfield Township
County of
County Recorder
Said County
Grandview Avenue
Brown Avenue
James K. Watson
Charles Seth Evans
Recorder's Office
Hamilton County Recorder’s Office
Recorder
Brown and
Grandview Avenues
Wocachlawn
Elizabeth Goodwin
Richard B. Witt
Fred Sperber
Ttinger & Street
Incinnati
City of
Hartwell
Haton County
Parkway Avenue
Springfield Pike
Springfield
Adda E. Tatman
James I. Stephenson
Louise Stevenson
James J. Stephenson
Loui Stevenson
Germania Building Association No. 3
Schorr & Wesselmann
Probate Court Notice of Accounts Hearing October 27 1925
The listed guardians and trustees file accounts in the Probate Court and any interested party may file written exceptions by October 27 1925. The accounts will be heard and continued daily until disposition under William H. Lueders Probate Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Brady
Louis Merkel
Agnes Kleem
Anthony Morgenschweis
Elizabeth Reeder
George L. Armstrong
Evelyn Colyer
John C. Campbell
Joseph D. Tehan
Mary Thomas Lydia Benz
Charles Louis Weigel
Alfred John Moriarty
Charles Werrmann
Annie Miller
Frank Groeneman
Elzabeth Weiland
Florence Zurwelle
Maxine Horte
Public hearing on Madisonville Motor Bus line certificate
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio will hear on Friday November 4 1925 at 9 a m the application of Madisonville Motor Bus Corporation for a certificate of public conveyance and necessity to operate a motor bus line between Fountain Square Cincinnati and Madisonville. Hearing in the Commission Hearing Room State Office Building Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Madisonville Motor Bus Corporation
Fountain Square
Cincinnati
Madisonville
Commission
State Office
Columbus
Ohio
Public sale of real estate in Cincinnati on October 17 1925
The notice states a public sale at the Sheriff's office in the Court house City of Cincinnati on Saturday October 17 1925 at peerless hour in the morning. The property lies in City of Cincinnati Section 29 Township 4 Fractional Range 2 Columbia Township Hamilton county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Ohio
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
City of
Cincinnati
Columbia Township
Hamilton
Lot 4 in partition of Joseph Leszter heirs in Hamilton Co
In Hamilton County Ohio the partition of Lot No 4 from the heirs of Joseph Leszter, deceased, describes a 9.70 acre vacant tract on the west side of Lester road between Montgomery Pike and the Cincinnati, Lebanon and Northern Railway, about 2200 feet south of Montgomery Pike. The parcel is valued at 5500 dollars and part of Case No 19860 with Robert H Plogman and Fred J Ladder defending in Case No 189758.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Joseph Leszter
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Lester Road
Montgomery Pike
Cincinnati, Lebanon & Northern Railway Company
Cincinnati
Robert H. Plogman
Fred J. Ladder
Richard B.witt
Fred Sperber
Fred A. Lamping
Cincinnati Auction Offers Six Parcels in Hamilton County
Public sale in Cincinnati on October 29 1925 features six parcels in Hamilton County including downtown lots at Eighth and Depot and parcels along Glenway avenue Mt Hope Road and Sedamsville. Values listed from 1200 to 18000 dollars with multiple warrants and deeds referenced. Sale terms require cash on day of sale. Rex Witt and Bettman Riesenberg Cohen Steltenpohl serve as attorneys for the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamiton County
Ohio
Twentyfirst
Eighth and
Depot Streets
Depot Street
Eighth Street
Depot
Robert M. Kuerze
John S. Connor
Wiliam Price
Hamilton County
Glenway Avenue
Richard Wilder
Glenway
Richard Wilders
Warsaw Avenue
Eighth @reet
Storr’s Township
Twenty-first Ward
City of
Hampton County
Rees E. Price
Glenway Avenues
Margaretha Fell
Mt. Hope Road
Price Avenue
Price Hill Road
City of Cincinnati
Melanethan W. Oliver
E. A. Foy
William W. Hobart
Summit Avenue
M. W. Oliver
Robert M. Kuerté
Hope Road
Hill
Jordan & Peck
Henry F. Sedam
Lower River Road
Orchard Street
Sedamsville
Isabella Elliott
John G. Mohn
John Mohn
Sixth Street
Steiner Avenue
Township
Miami Purchase
L. B. Harrison
J. Heee
Grand Street
John Schlottmann
Schlottmann
Ellen Cooper
Western Bank and Trust Company
4 Corporation
Richard B. Witt
Fred Sperber
Bettman, Riesenberg
Cohen Steltenpohl
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Theodore
Price
Commerce and Finance
Bank of England
Federal Reserve
Bank Shinee
Dan's
N. Y
Bdsseebuocendenne
Chicago
Rio No. 7
Packer
No. 2
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
R. F. Johnston Paint Co
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Bruner & Reiter Co
4 Union Trust
Mendis Is
Ee Innati Rock
Eckoene
Safe Investments
Virginia Bonds
Bedford
Bland County
Pocahontas
Pulaski
Woodstock
Weil, Roth & Irving Dixie Terminal Building
Loth Pacti
Kenton County
Ossie Bluege
Washington
Cincinnatians
Rosedale A. C
East Night High School
Standard's Park
Édale
Lusk
Barker
Rosedale A. C. Pos
East Night High
Leslie B.moore
L. E
H. E.moore
Heindrich
Stanley Corwin
Mary Carrack Covington
Roy King Seed
Sylvia Robinson
Ewport
Ind
Geor. Purvis
Edna McMillian
Allie Warse
Mack Jennings
Dudl Harm
Wyoming
Cleoalker
Glendale
Harry R. Williams
Forest Park
Sil
Lillian M. Bauer
Joseph W. Overwein
Mary E. Goodw
Christ Church
Virtane
Pene Oeans
Ines
Eitz Chieftain Tree
Patetenens Seenlee
Blesk
Russ
Sander
Cincinnati Arabs
Posi
Wincephondigenedicden
Canfield Cincy Arabs
Engelke Williams
Paff Dugan
Gregg Stretz
Simon Meyer
Mevtconete
Seeeee Karns
Taylor
Sago A. C
Miller
Giraud
Kroth
Wenning
Fisher
Cleves
Sago Claire-Gleason Burch-Kolb
Aan
L.G
Aeeereee Negle
R.T. Solomon Wilson Hayes-Clarke
Ernie Clarke
R.E Boob
Q.B . Girand
Franz
Penta L.H
R.A. Wenning Fisher
Newport
J. Mason Howk
Dennis Redden
Dennis Buckley
Colerain Township
Lucy Ann Pottenger
John Pottenger
Koehler & Korner and Schory & Wesselmann
Cau
Adolph Baker
R Baker Meinsen
Joseph Selissi
Paul Wieland
Ada F. Ismael
Zabeth Nunn
Alexander Kinross
Rebecca Evanshine
Albert R. Paschke
Maggie Pierson
Clemens Meidel
Fred Kenker
Eva Heger
Mary C. Shaw
Freda Sands
John Henry Schmidt
Lena M. Yeager
Harry C. Cotty
Julius Brinkman
Joseph Burns
Lessie Bates
Frank X. Unger
Margaret I. Watson
Mary Good Norton
C. S. van Pelt
Catherine Brady
J. Larry Birmingham
Ella Kessel
Anna Rodler
T. Jane Werthmiller
Lucy Dillon
Mary A. Walsh Kelly
Grace W. Rogers
John Keller
Carrie Maile
John J
Margaret Miller
Frederick S. Spiegel
F. F. Oakley
William Toepke
Fred Fahrenkamp
John Johnson
Ella Prothera Bogart
Mary Meyer
Charles Richie
Frank Reif
Henry Stall
Concezio
Malormno
Alexander Myers
Elizabeth T. Woodmansee
Wrave Rosa Blieschel
Lucy T. Smith
William H. Settle
Louis Werner
Michael J. Gill
Marie Spangle
David Berry Gamble
Ella Getzendanner
Emma Hoffrogge
Christiene Kenker
James Hampton
Joseph Mhaffenbradt
Hannah J. Miller
William Attlesey
Herman Frederick Rapking
Edwin R. Hall
Peter Ibold
Europe
W. Hamlin
William Schuchardt
August B. Trum
John Minges
Matilda Kokenge
Anna Maria Kiesseling
Altan Murray
Bernard H. M. Roesner
Elizabeth Naber
Paul Ciaccio
Godfried Schreiber
Margaretha Lang
William C. Critchell
Augusta I. Wiebell
Charles .W. Grindmeier
Mary Orthwin
Joseph Schaefer
Abigail L. van Hart
Mary K. Peters
Jorge Hatmaker
Julia Striker
Andrew K. Margaret
Miami Township
Jordan Creek
March
Lucinda Owen
Said Owen
Gerald Coleman
Walter McMillen
Louisville Pike
Zion Road
Rudisell
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
Mouliner
Bettman & Hunt
Frederick Miller
Dirheim
Dirheim Avenue
Cheviot
Cheviot Building and Loan Company
William E. Clausen
John O. Eckert
Terrace Park
Miami Avenue
Amherst Avenue
Corporation
Terrace Avenue
Elm Road
Terrace Place
Elm Avenue
Mill Run
Stanton Avenue
Leereste
R.s.west
Leischmann Company
Fleischmann Company
Plum Street
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