Rise in coal prices despite anthracite strike impact
Harold W. Coates reviews Cincinnati coal markets noting smokeless coal at $4 to $4.50 a ton, up $1 to $1.50, while anthracite remains scarce and expensive. He explains household buying patterns, car shortages, and railroad car movements shift supply toward mines, with miners' stubbornness blamed for extended suspension.
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Harold Wilson Coates
Cincinnati
New River
Atlantic City
Department of Commerce
Marth
John A. Morris
American Railway Committee
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio M River
John Lewis
Miners’ Union
Classified ad prompts for rooms and rentals
Readable plea to use Sunday and Labor Day to place rental ads. Encourages listing furnished rooms and rooms and board in the Commercial Tribune. Mentions turning spare rooms into cash and invites telephone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
World War Thirty-Seventh reunion near Cincinnati
Former members of the Thirty-seventh Division gathered in Cincinnati for their seventh annual reunion with an estimated 5000 veterans in the city. Activities spanned downtown hotels, a smoker for disabled veterans, and a large Havlin hotel celebration where General Stanbery mingled with attendees. Charles Harman, 67, the division’s oldest veteran, recalled major battles while others shared trench memories.
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Cincinnati
North College Hill
Thomas Morrow
148Th Infantry
Morrow
Government Square
147Th Infantry O. N. G
T. J. Deer
Charles Muscroft
Havlin
S. B. Stanbery
Charles F. Harman
Upper Sandusky
Holdups End in Shooting and Theft From Grocers
Two hold ups within fifteen minutes led to a shooting injuring Bernard Kersting, 33, manager of a grocery at Poplar and Delta, who was left in serious condition after a back shot. About $64 of the $80 taken was recovered. suspects fled in a touring car. In a separate public case, Albert J. Schuck was jailed for contempt after being ordered to pay a $25 fine, with a broader court dispute over a property encroachment and injunction tied to 2409 Fairview avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Kersting
Laurel Street
Kersting
Poplar
Delta Streets
Good Samaritan Hospital
Poplar Street
Western Avenue
Freeman Avenue
General Hospital
Williams
Hill
Gleason Streber
Fairmount Avenue
Findlay Street
Seebohm
Weatherly
Frick
McGurnn
Streber
Spreber
Inspector Weatherly
Albert J. Schuck
Fairview Avenue
Malcolm Dulaney
Roettinger
Common Pleas Court
Eric Schulte
Schuck
Dulaney
Thail
Fabian Haussler
Agnes Haussler
Haussler
Hausslers
Man Held Up After Giving Ride in Soldier Uniform
Charles Crews of Chicago told police he gave a lift to a man in a car near Hamilton while heading to Cincinnati. A second man in the vehicle, wearing a corporal’s chevrons, brandished a revolver and forced Crews to surrender ten dollars after Crews bought gasoline with a twenty dollar bill. The thief then left the car and ordered Crews to continue driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayfarer
Charles Crews
Chicago
Crews
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Chester Park
Crewss
Prince of Wales Leaves Argentina for Chile
The Prince of Wales and his party departed San Patricio Argentina by special train at noon completing a quiet three day stay at ranch owner Jack Nelson's property. He spent time riding, hunting and poloing before the thirty eight hour transcontinental trip to Chile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Patricio
Argentina
Prince of Wales
Chile
Jack Nelson
Carroll Joins Million Dollar Life Policy Group
Chicago banker and real estate operator John A Carroll, aged 60, has taken out a $1,000,000 life insurance policy after the birth of a son last March. The report confirms Carroll’s new policy status and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Chicago
John A. Carroll
Carroll
Prohibition raid results in fatal shooting in Ludlow Kentucky
In Ludlow near Covington Kentucky prohibition agents raided a slave camp along the Ohio River. Henry Nestor 38 of Ludlow was killed by James M Wood a Covington prohibition agent after a struggle over Wood's revolver. Fifteen men were later detained and bond set for multiple defendants as the case moved toward a preliminary hearing.
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Ludlow
Henry Nestor
West Linden Street
James M. Wood
Covington
Ohio River
Post-Glover
Wood
Rodman Russell
O. B. Wells
Russell
Roetken
Wells
Nestor
Federal
Alllison
Rose
Southern Railroad
Waere
Prohibition
Als
Robert Venn
Venn
Fred Droste
Madison Pike
Droste
West Eighth Street
Dennis Sullivan
Montclair Street
Jeromie O'Leary
Sullivan
O'Leary
Valley Swords
Western Avenue
Charles Groshardt
Albert Swiskey
Hooper Street
Gordon Bruce
Linden Street
Thomas E. McGann
Elm Street
David P. Sparks
Hay Street
Edward
Kies
Lima
John Logan
Audrey Avenue
Frank E. Bell
Locust Street
Clarence Stephens
John
Elsie Kingkid
Brothers
Highway Avenue
Klan wreath at Roosevelt grave in Oyster Bay ceremony
Ku Klux Klan members laid a wreath on Theodore Roosevelt's grave at Oyster Bay with about 600 attendees. A wreath ceremony led by a stand-in Grand Wizard included prayers, then a Klan conclave in Bellmore with a band and fireworks attended by several thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oyster Bay
Bellmore
Long Island
Valentino Paris Bound Too, Plans Sail to Paris
Hollywood star Rudolph Valentino intends to sail for Paris in two weeks with his wife Mrs. Valentino Na na Rambova joining after their marital vacation announcement. The trip follows their recent public statements and will reportedly include Na na Rambova traveling ahead of Valentino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Cal
Rudolph
Valentino
Col Mitchell Attacks Army and Navy Officials Rearing Air Service Issues
Washington dispatch reports Colonel William Mitchell’s scathing San Antonio statement accusing War Department leaders of neglect in air service policy. Officials weigh disciplinary action as questions on the authenticity of the press reports arise amid a broader push for unified air service reforms.
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ARMY
NAVY
Col. Mitchell
Washington
War Department
William Mitchell
San Antonio
Texas City
John L. Hines
Dwight Davis
Dennis E. Nolan
Mitchell
Davis
Forest Hills N. Y
Ernest Hinds
Eighth Corps
Weeks
House Committee
Air Service
War Secretary
James A. Fecher
Army Air Service
Texas
Congress
Violent quake recorded in Italy by Bendandi observatory
The seismograph at Raphael Bendandi's observatory in Faenza recorded a violent seismic disturbance this morning. Indications suggested the shock originated about 200 kilometers away, roughly 124 miles.
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Faenza
Italy
Raphael Bendandi
Seismic Shocker Felt Near Cleveland Reported
A quake lasting nearly an hour was recorded by John Carroll University seismograph. The tremor began around 11 11 a.m. with a maximum at 11 38 a.m. Indications point to the shock originate far from Cleveland.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
John Carroll University
F. L. Odenbach
G O P Club Honors George Bergheger With Gift
The Eighth Ward All-Trades Republican Club presented a gas range to George Bergheger at 1327 Main Street in gratitude for seven years as president. Joseph Breining and Edward Hennekes delivered speeches, followed by a club dinner. Bergheger retired from the presidency months ago but remains active in the group.
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Eighth Ward
All- Trades ‘Républican Club
George Bergheger
Main Street
Joseph Breining
Bergheger
Edward Hennekes
Ward
Shenandoah Wreck Inquiry Sees Epic in Aviation Loss
Caldwell Ohio Sept 5 The Navy Board of Investigation issued a statement praising Captain Lansdowne and his crew for their sacrifice after the Shenandoah wreck in gale force winds. The dirigible buckled amidships and split into two sections near the Alleghenies, fourteen crew dead. Investigations continue at Lakehurst and by Admiral Dyson into construction materials.
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Navy Department
Allegheny
Steele
Jacob H. Klein
C. W. Dyson
Bureau of Engineering
Wilbur
Charter Committee Rally Pushes Anti Hynicka Agenda
Murray Seasongood and Judge Edward T. Dixon spoke for Cincinnati Charter Committee candidates at Chester Park urging voters to elect nine nominees under a city manager plan. Bentley and Taft II introduced speakers as crowds packed the park, with tickets and a call to end bossism.
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Rudolph K. Hynicka
Murray Seasongood
Edward T. Dixon
City Charter Committee
Charter Committee
Chester Park
Seasongood
Charles P. Taft II
Mr. Seasongood
Judge Dixon
Charles O. Rose
Tyler Field
Julius Luchsinger
Cecil Gamble
Stanley Matthews
William J. Higgins
Mary Hicks
Bentley
Edward G Moore sues Ford over payment plan claim
Edward G. Moore files suit against Ford Motor Company alleging it copied and unlawfully used his weekly payment plan for buying autos. He seeks an injunction and full accounting of profits, citing correspondence with Ford sales staff in 1922 and claims the firm advertised the plan worldwide as the Ford plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Edward G. Moore
Ford Motor Company
Moore
Ford Company
Ford
Ford Plan
Ford Weekly
Edsel Ford
W. A. Ryan
Ryan
Eleven Executed After Syrian Court Martial
Beirut reports eleven men were executed by court martial for their roles in the assassination of French commandants Vannieres and Vyssoki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Syria
Vannieres
Vyssoki
Seizure of Carload Beer Moves Through Hammond
Chicago prohibition agents seized a carload of beer in Hammond Indiana after information from Elkhart rail officials. The car was on its way to Chicago from Sayer Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Elkhart
Ind
Hammond
Sayer
Mitchell Attacks War Navy Departments Over Aviation
Ex air officer Colonel William Mitchell accuses the War and Navy Departments of almost treasonable administration and criminal negligence in aviation policy. He says airmen are bluffed into silence, faces Congress with misleading information, and warns of arrests as he releases a 6 000 word statement detailing systemic failures and danger to national defense.
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San Antonio
Tex
William Mitchell
War and Navy Departments
United States
Mitchell
Eighth Corps
National Defense
Navy
War Departments
Army
Congress
War
Navy Departments
Aft
Ches
Skeel
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Bentley, Dixon
Spring Valley
Wash
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