Fake war hero Bergman rocked Cincinnati society tale
Al Bergman, 23, arrested in Cincinnati on receiving stolen property charges and held for federal inquiry. A Washington wife seeks divorce, a Cincinnati society woman lent him $350, and Detroit and Hyde Park socialites are tied to his tale of fake heroism and grand foils. Police say he forged decorations and caused a stir with society figures across several cities.
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Cincinnati
Washington
al Bergman
Eighth Street
Department of Justice
Bergman
Earl L. Levy
Formoer
Washington Police
Borgman
Citizens’ Committee
Levy
Statler
Detroit
Mich
Brown
Pershing
Ghenand
War Department
McAdoo
Henry Ford
Ford
Hyde Park
Real Estate pitches on city land and farm tracts
A real estate pitch urges buyers to act fast before prices rise, touting 5 to 100 acre tracts near the city on hard roads such as South 24th and South 36th streets. It highlights improved properties, city and farm listings, and multiple parcels around 24th, Harrison, 26th streets, and nearby areas, urging inspections and exchanges. The ad promises persistence and broad reach in the real estate market.
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South 24Th Street
South 36Th Street
Turner
24Th
Harrison
Kiem
Smith
26Th
Harrison Street
Bruenger
Real Estate Two Story Frame House and Brick Property
Real estate listing includes a two story frame house with five rooms and reception hall at 236 Maple Street with city water gas and cistern and a good metal roof priced at 1 560 dollars. Also a two story brick house with ten rooms bath city water gas furnace a front porch and a two story brick barn on a 66 by back alley lot at northeast corner of 6th and Cedar priced at 3 700 dollars. A four room frame cottage at 1307 Vine Street with gas cistern wood house good cellar on a 28 foot lot with alley access priced at 1 350 dollars.
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Locust Street
Maple Street
N. E
6Th
Cedar Street
Vine Street
Market News Corn Fluctuations Amid Crop Report Uncertainty
Chicago Sept 7 market highlights show corn movements unsettled by anticipated government crop reports due Monday. Prices swung from slight declines to gains up to 23 cents, with Sept at 1.64 abbreviation. Oats rose modestly, futures and cash values mixed. Regional quotes reflect demand shifts from eastern shippers and packers, with grain receipts and car lots listed for several markets including St Louis Peoria Kansas City New York.
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Chicago
Sterling Exchange
Long Commission Co
Lard
Northwest
Minn
Duluth
Winn
Chicago Car Lets
Peoria
Eeoria
Til
Kensan City
Kansas City
New York
Prices for Clover and Alsike Seeds and Timothy
Seed prices listed with cash quotes by month and year for Clover seed prime at 27.90 in Oct 28.20 in Dec 27.25 in March Alsike prime cash 24.35 Oct 24.50 Dec 24.75 March 2.45 Timothy prime cash with figures including (917) 85.14 and (1918) 5.15 Sept 5.50 Oct 5.40 Dec 5.52% March 5.9 74.
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Froducyts
Can Beres Milling Company
Anck Brothers
J. Be, Hood and Co
Gr Bishop Co
Alsike
Timothy
New York
Long Commission Con. High
Cal Pac
Cru Steel Co
M. St. P
Can
Pac
Sila C
RL. P
Com
Edison
Aos
Cig
Mid. Steel
Lorillard
Peoples
Gea
Sears Roe
Swift A . Oe
Ss. Pac
Studebaker
Sinclair Oil
Westing
Wilson
Market Outlook During Reconstruction Period After World War
The piece discusses reconstruction following World War I, with emphasis on market methods and regulatory rules, foreign exchange indicating conditions abroad, and cautions about potential further depressions in grain and livestock values. It notes watchful stance on short sales and lists cotton futures for New York with dates and prices.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Sees Mixed Changes
Kansas City markets show hog receipts 440 with prices steady to 10 cents higher, best hogs around 19 to 19.60. Cattle receipts 450 indicate week trends with top steers steady, other grades uneven, calves up 1.25 to 1.50, stockers and feeders down. Sheep receipts 1100 show native lambs steady to 25c lower, Western lambs 25 to 80c higher, good fat ewes 5 to 50c higher.
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Kansas City
Peoria
Medtuys
Beavires
Timothy Hay and Straw Market Report in St Louis
Hay and straw prices issued from St Louis dated Sept 7 show No 1 Timothy hay in strong local demand with top grades firm. Medium and lower grades lag. remaining unsold stock noted with price ranges for No 1 No 2 and standard timothy and clover hay, Prairie hay, and various straw grades.
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ST. Louis
Timothy Hay Market
Market swings on labor uncertainty ease trades
On a Saturday session in New York stocks faced uneven moves as labor tensions, especially in steel, weighed on sentiment. United States Steel slumped nearly 2 points while Alco and allied shares fluctuated. motors and rails showed firmness early then retreated. total volume reached about 375000 shares amid a mixed bank statement and light bond activity. Liberty issues edged down slightly with several internationals easing.
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New York
Stock Exchange
United States Steel
al- Med
Studebaker
New York Money and Markets Report Sept 7
New York money and markets note Mercantile Paper at 54.5 percent and sterling 60 day bills at 4.19. Government bonds show irregular trading while railroad bonds are firm.
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New York Money
New
Grain and Stocks Market Review Sunday Actions
Grain and Stocks report shows mixed sentiment with corn steady to higher cash prices and a two sided week ahead. Oats rose after early weakness amid general demand, rye firm on buying, and provisions opened higher on hog movement while steel labor tensions dampen purchases.
Market mood pins hopes as unsettled forex stables sentiment
Investors weigh unsettled foreign exchange markets and lingering holdouts in securities. The day’s tone suggests little encouragement for bullish moves as the broader factors around the situation remain uncertain and caution prevails in stock trading.
New York Stocks Seen Touching Higher Levels Ahead
New York stocks end the week with a reaction after high prices driven by a pull wave. The market shows gains vs last week’s close, with further upturn possible as labor talk eases and speculative opportunities arise in American Locomotive Sinclair Oil California Petroleum U S Steel and other heavy issues. Investors advised to buy on declines and hold for safety and profit in railroads mining and oil stocks including Liberty bonds and major curtailment in expenses expected to support dividends.
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Dulbs
Sinclair Oil
California Petroleum
U. S. Steel
Republic Iron and Steel
Stannard
St. Paul
Souuthern
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Canadian Pacific
Rock Island and Southern Railway
Atchison
Grangery
New York
Boston-Wyoming
Cosden
Teetton Tire
Caledonia
Hecla
Elsen family visit to Moberly and local relief drive
Dr and Mrs H J Elsen will visit Moberly for ten days to see relatives. Fred Salm Jr returned from LaNalie after attending the nominating meeting of the Group of the LMin bankers association. The Salvation Army plans a county drive September 22 29 to fund ongoing work, with Hancock County quota set at 6700 dollars and allocations to townships listed. Rev. Jasob Greihl named Hancock county chairman, F S Peabody the drive head, with Armour ad Fred C Reviguer as state organizer. A marriage license was issued to Arthur Fred Paar of Warsaw and Schel Lela Baldwin of Warsaw. Mrs Rose Peterman and Mrs Ada Hanson were granted mothers pensions for their children.
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Carthage
Ill
H. J. Elsen
Jeff
Moberly
Jrc
Fred Salm, Jr
LaNalie
Lmin
Council of Defense
Hancock County
Augusta
St. Marys
Hancock
Ft. Green
la Harpe
Chiligo
Harmony
Prairie
Bear Creek
Durham
Vilas City
Montibello
Nauvoo
Pilot Grove
Pontuastic
Eck Creek
Rocky Run
Conurn
St Albans
Walker
Warsaw
Wilcox
Jasob Greihl
F. 5. Peabody
Chicago
Ogden Armour
Fred C. Reviguer
Arthur Fred Paar
Schel Lela Baldwin
Illinois
W. E. Lyon
John Gardiner
Bowen
Lyon
M. E
Modiste bites ear of cop in traffic court drama
In Baltimore on September 6 Miss Pearl Goldsmith a Washington modiste living at 623 M Street North West leaped at Policeman Marburger biting his ear after being freed on automobile regulation charges. She was rearrested held on $500 bond for a hearing. Her companion Gale Nathanson of Washington faced a license charge. A note on French rubber artificial eyes follows.
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Baltimore
Miss Pearl Goldsmith
Washington
M Street
Marburger
Miss Goldsmith
Baltimore Pike
Gale Nathanson
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Henry J. Thiemann
Hampshire
Quincy
Ith
Harry Pocras
Hamp
Quincy, Tl
Quincy Savings & Loan Office
T. C.poling& CO
T. CG Poling
Samuel Woods
Legal Department
T. CG Poling, Jr. Cashder
Blackstone
Sixth
Vermont
ROSEN
Subeck
Aig
Hampshire St
H. M. Harrison Wells
Rooma
A. J. Liebmann
Thane
Boston Shoe Repair A
Shannon
Dona
Real Estate
C. E. Delaplain
Stern Bldg
South Fourth Street
Coffe
Ro T
Santos
Swift
Blatchford
Bolles
Aldo Summers Drug Co
John Musolino
California
Bbc
Fox
St, Louis
Ce ‘Otton
Qeection Futuren
Liberty Bonds
Sept
Liberty
U. S&s
U. S
Sind
J. E. Hood & Co
J. E. Bennett & Co
Modiste
France
Long Commission
Chicago Board Trade
Hmit
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