Market Breaks Away From Range in New York Ont
The stock market broke away from its recent range with a downturn and mixed rally. Rail shares suffered extreme losses with declines up to several points in Union Pacific Santa Fe Southern Pacific Lackawanna and New York Central. Other majors like Allied Chemical DuPont American Telephone and International Harvester also fell. Oils held up, steel and electric power showed some gains, but overall sentiment was mixed with cautious optimism and weak farm and mail order stocks. Weekly petroleum stats offered modest encouragement.
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New York
Golling
Alimeroua
Union Facific
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Lackawanna
Central
Allied Chemical
DuPont
American Yelophons
Noctk American
Tasuce Josing
U. 8, Steel
Sharp Setback for Grain Values in Chicago
Grain values faced a sharp setback as selling overwhelmed quotes in Chicago trading. Wheat opened 135 lower and fell further. corn slid about 46 points, with prices broadly down amid bearish market cues despite President Moorer’s Des Moines speculation described as bullish.
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Chicago
Moorer
Des Moines
Higher Hog Prices Hit Cincinnati Market
Cincinnati October prices show hogs at 4,000 head trading with steady to higher bids in spots, bulk sows around 3.00, cattle and calves mixed with slow movement, hogs and sheep trading uneven as buyers pull back. Trade notes indicate weaker demand for older sheep and fat ewes, with several price shifts across classes.
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Cincinnati
Prada
IOI
Neany
Charles P Taft Sferes Here Today
Charles P Taft Sferes spoke in Hamilton to Rotary Lions and Kiwanis members at the Anthony Wayte hotel. The former prosecuting attorney in Cincinnati delivered an interesting talk at a joint luncheon celebrating Pail of Use day.
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Wednenday
Ab Toon
Rotary
Lions and Kiwanis
Hamilton
Anthony Wayte
Charles Paft
Cincinnati
Higher Wheat Prices Quoted in Cincinnati Market
Cincinnati market reports higher bid prices for wheat across all grades with alfalfa prices down and oats and rye differing. Sales of new corn were reported in some markets while poultry and dairy prices show mixed adjustments. Openings in Cincinnati Wednesday indicate fluctuating commodity prices and shipments across grains, livestock, and produce.
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Cincinnati
Tinemontt
New York
Atlie
Stork News Born to Port Hamilton Area Families
Several births are reported in Port Hamilton with new arrivals at Mor ty hospital. Mrs Park Coleman and Mrs Herbert Webb each announce a newborn, a girl and a boy, while Mrs Orville Spittler’s child arrives at Morey hospital.
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Park Coleman
Port Hamilton
Jos
Herbert Webb
Rosy Avenue
Mart Hamilton Hoanita
Tiorn
George Brecht
Harmon Avenue
Morty Hospital
Orville Spittler
South Sevents Street
Morey Hospital
Hold Local Trip With Stolen Car
Detectives in Orange County Indiana questioned three Hamilton men arrested for possessing a reportedly stolen automobile. The suspects named Robert Cusk ay William McConnell and James Cochran alias Messier Tharpin as accomplices in a recent theft from William Thomin, a Fairview garage owner. Det. Dinwiddie and officers planned to turn the trio over to federal authorities. The car thefts mark Hawilton’s eighth theft in a month, with an average of about one car stolen every 30 days over the past three months.
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Robert Dinwiddin
Orange County
Ind
Hamilton
William Thomin
Fairview Agencie
Robert Cuskay
William McConnell
Janes
Jochran
James Messier
Tharpin
Dinwiddie
Indinan
Coakley
Cochran
Messner
Tudiana Federal Authoriti ' Poli¢s
Joly Mmlhoun
Tha
Past Elks Rulers Dinner Shapes Lodge Strategy
Hamilton lodge No. 99 Elks held a dinner meeting called by Grand Exalted Ruler to discuss lodge work. Attendees included Edward Willer A J Warndorf P P Boll BE B Byerline and others with present exalted ruler Dr Will Leba. A follow up meeting with officers and trustees was planned for next Monday to develop a definite program.
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Ayd Ey Thompson
Hamilton Lodge
B. Plo. Filks
Hie Lodge
The
Elks
Rit. Org
Wills Finl Ward Willner Ag
A A
Warndorf
Crumer Small
Edward Willer
A. J. Warndorf
P. P. Boll
BE. B. Byerline
Walter TH. Bruning
Samphell Cisle
Robert §. WoodmPf
George Suill
Greiner Sina
Vernon Hughes
Will Leba Waa Teu
Shrine Band to Play in Hamilton Sunday Afternoon
A concert by the Shrine Band will be held Sunday in Hamilton at Monument Park opposite the Anthony Wayne hotel on South Monument avenue. The Dayton and nearby unit of 140 Shriners will perform with a one o’clock start. a banquet at the Anthony Wayne hotel precedes the event. The Hamilton Shrine club invites all residents to attend.
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Hamilton
A Monument Park
Anthony Wayne
South Monument Avenue
Ant Field
Muaio
Corps of Antioch Lample
Dayton
Ohio
Shrinera
Wamilton
Linner
Anthony Wayrie
Wredi
Hamilton Shrine Club
Stanley Wits
Rath I. Asbury
JB. Hughes
Antivel Land
Sorpa
Middetown
Franklin and
Manisha
Vennefron Realty Base Probate Sale Approved
Probate Judge Gideon Parker approved Wednesday the sale of a property tied to the Mary Venefron estate to Henry Vennefron for $9,000. Teron J. Vennefron, widower and administrator, received $2,595.20 as dower.
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Gideon Parker
Mary Venefron
Henry Vennefron
Ternon J. Vennefron
Judgment awards to Denny Lumber Co records
The Denny Tuaber company of Aliddlstown obtained judgments on notes in common pleas court Wednesday for 807.89 against Guy Vault and 684.00 against Dr Ville Duff, both notes dated October 27, 1930.
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Denny Lumber CO
Denny Tuaber Company
Aliddlstown
Cormman
Licensed To Wed Applications Named In Brief Notice
Charles Whiteman age 23 of tok river Middletown and Margaret Wetzel age 17 of West Middletown apply to wed. Lockhead age 22 listed as switch band operator and Clara Naldich age 22 stenographer, both of Hant ilfan, are also named.
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Charles Whiteman
Tokriver
Middletown
Margaret Wetzel
West Middletown
Dumen Lockhead
Clara Naldich
Hantilfan
Man arraigned after alleged assault and theft in city case
Milford Langford testified in municipal court Wednesday morning after a weekend incident in Suite Haven. He moved from his home, took clothes and allegedly abused a woman at 727 South Front Street in a colorfully described scene. Langford faced a suspended fine and peace bond related to the charges.
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Suite Haven
South Front Street
Milford Langford
Merle Grubbs Files Suit for Divorce
Merle Grubbs seeks a divorce from Vinnia Grubbs in common pleas court. He claims she deserted him on September 20 and frequently absent from home while associating with another man under the pretense of being with relatives.
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Merle. Grubbs
Anwiion
Vinnia Grubbs
Tirteenth Street
Tilo
Common Pleas
Homoalf
Beneficiat Union Meeting Highlights Card Games
The Gevaiay Beneficiat Union No. SHR held a social meeting at the Ital P. hall in Enchro. Around five hundred attendees enjoyed ecard games with prizes for top scores, followed by dancing as Roby Kemping Orchestra finished the evening.
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Gevaiay
No. Shr
Cnessay
Ital P. Hall
Enchro
Prizig
Stancing
Roby Kemping Orchestra
Fiks Here Join In Member Plan For Elks Lodge Campaign
Hamilton Lodge No. 93 Elks meets to abstain from national campaign activity while planning a local push to restore delinquent members. A past officers committee, chaired by Rd Willer, prepared organization and support for the effort. Eleven living past officers attended the meeting, with 12 candidates slated for initiation next Tuesday followed by a party and buffet supper.
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Hamilton Ladys No
P.O. Elks
Hamilton Lodge
Will M. Leba
Tylor
Rd Willer
Benamilton Hodgw
Prosmit
Anch
Leho
Republicans Must Work in Party Campaign Analysis
The piece reports Republican leaders acknowledge economic concerns hurt their standing yet doubt the depth of the issue. They expect Mooger’s focus to shift public attention to broader questions, fearing uncertain impact from the President's address and campaign dynamics.
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Campalien
Ford
Polk
Mooger
Republicana
Quincy Davis Dies at Butler Home
Quincy A. Duis born April 2 1849 in Momo Ohio lived in Hamilton twenty years. He died at Butler County Home after agonal debility. Survived by son Joseph Davis Moniz daughter Dawn Davis Onion brother CoA Davis Chicago. Funeral Thursday at 2 from Cahill home with Rev Storenon officiating. Burial at the laid case. Also sheriff reports Cecil Bowers 34 Middletown Pike faces non support charge.
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Quincy A. Duis
Buller County
Mr. Davis
Momo
Ohio
Hamilton
Tie
Joseph Davis
Moniz
Dawn Davis
Onion
Coa
Davis
Chicago
Cahill and Sons Funeral Home
Storenon
Alumni Chapter S A E Planned In Butler County
A meeting in Hamilton Tuesday night organized a Butler County alumni chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. An alumni charter application will be made. A November dinner will complete the charter. Adam Brana and Jay Usmittan served as temporary chairman and Waller C. Muller as temporary secretary. Members from Hamilton Oxford and nearby towns attended and an invitation was extended to women for initiation at Miami University.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Mean
Afid- Miatown
Oxford
Ly Me Miami
Ohioans Hear Word On Speech Cav Vory Primsny
Ohioans heard speech after meeting as radio reports quoted Boll and Rainey criticizing tariff rises and prices. The Marion and Wapakoneta gatherings featured debates over prohibition policy, with Bulkley arguing for a different approach and Republicans urging federal action to solve liquor questions.
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Republic
Marion
Rainey
Plank
Wife testifies in assault case against husband at city court
Dillia Eads of Booth Seventh Street testified Wednes day that her husband beat and kicked her during a breach of peace incident. The court fined the husband ten dollars after her testimony while the wife was advised to seek protection, and a warrant was issued for another related charge.
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Cites
John G. Wismeyer Passes Away in 77th Year
John G. Wismeyer, lifelong Hamilton resident and retired farmer, dies at 4:30 Tuesday afternoon at age 77. Born December 31, 1854 in Hamilton, he lived there most of his life and had connections to Admbolle Hoffman’s family. Survived by daughter Allubelly Wismeyer and son Rudolph of Colorado. he was a Lutheran church member active in church work. Funeral arrangements set for Friday afternoon at 2 from the Griesmar trim Canora oma, with burial in Greenwand cemetery. Rev. O. F. We Adlwardt to officiate.
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Holm G. Wismeyer
Armer
Hamilton
Atos
Louise Hoffman
Middletown Pike
Princeton
Wismeyer
Ion Lutheran Clirch
Allubelly Wismeyer
Rudolph
Af Nonver
Colnrago
Wan Grandam
North Seed Street
Byrin
President’s speech rails at Democrats for lack of program
In a carefully prepared section, the President criticized the Democrats for offering no concrete program while boasting about a plan to channel annual foreign debt payments into expanding American agricultural markets. He argued Democratic lack of policy left the country at risk amid criticized financial world storms.
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Kessiniy
Gordie Owners to Round Up Cows
Gordie and SIB and Durham owners of two cows reported as missing near 732 Millville Avenue. Patrolman Norman Dulky and Tunes D'Gontier observed them attempt to keep the cows off the sidewalk on Tuesday afternoon.
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Sib
Durham
Sunig Inosa
Millville Avenue
Norman Dulky
Tunes D’gontier
Sheelg
Crime bulletin urges public help to aid police progress
The Cincinnati Regional Police Association bulletin calls for mobilization of city support and public opinion behind police officials. It stresses prompt reporting of suspicious activity to ease crime, aid in prevention, and help apprehend criminals. Also notes the First U. B. church Faithful Circle meeting tonight at 7 10 with a planned program.
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Cincinnati
U. B
Mery
Flrst
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