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The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1919

Page

3

Federal Trade Commission to curb stock fraud against war bonds

Washington reports the federal trade commission will cooperate with the treasury and capital issues committee to curb misrepresentation in securities sales. It will act on interstate fraud complaints, designate Huston Thompson to oversee the matter, and protect holders of Liberty bonds and War Savings stamps from bogus get rich quick schemes.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Treasury Department Capital Issues Committee Commission Huston Thompson The Treasury Federal Reserve Board Associated Advertising Clubs

U S Trust Formed Over German Patents in Dye Industry

The Chemical Foundation, a U S monopoly of German chemical patents, is formed under Custodian Francis P Garway to purge German influence from American dye production. It holds 4 500 seized German process patents once sold by A Mitchell Palmer for 25 000 and is capitalized at 500 000 with 6 percent preferred stock. A voting trust led by Cleveland H Dodge Otto T Barnard Benjamin H Griswold Ralph Stone and George D Ingraham will control finances.

Washington Francis P. Garway United States The Chemical Foundation Garvan A. Mitchell Palmer Palmer Foundation Cleveland H. Dodge Otto T. Barnard Benjamin H. Griswold Ralph Stone Supreme Court George D. Ingraham

Flyer Saves Many Lives in wartime rescue over Durazzo

An Italian bomber returning from Scutari spotted a water column 35 miles away and, thinking a mine caused it, headed to the scene. They found an Italian boat wrecked by a mine with sailors in the water. The pilot hovered, lowered to rescue, towingly lifting eighteen, then tied a small boat to the tail to bring four more to shore. The crew shared clothes and fur to aid swimming survivors.

Durazzo Scutari San Giovannul di Medua

House For Rent 811 Bowen Street With 7 Rooms

Rent notice for 811 Bowen Street offering seven rooms and attic in a furnished setup. Good location for parties, with inquiry at 702 Second National Bank Building at Ninth and Main Streets.

Bowen St Second National Bank Main Sts Ninth Street

For Rent Notices on Oliver and Montford Streets

Three rooms for rent to respectable people at 641 Oliver Street and a furnished room for a man and wife at 2927 Montford Street. Contact Mrs. A Thrasher for details.

Oliver Street Montford Street A. Thrasher

Walnut Hills Address and Phone Listing

The notice provides a street address 1297 Chapel Street near Arms Place in Walnut Hills and a contact phone Woodburn 3438 Y.

Alms Place Walnut Hills Chapel Street Woodburn R. We Cail and Deliver

Houses for Sale Investment and Homes Seventh Street

Eight room house on Seventh Street offered for sale. Includes investment potential and family living space with multiple bedrooms and common areas. Details limited in readable text.

Lincoln Avenue Seventh Street Investment and Homes Eighth Street

Gold Seekers Quit Koyukuk

Anchorage reports the Koyukuk district once among Alaska’s oldest mining areas, dating to 1884, is shrinking as miners depart during wartime. Red Mountain in the lower district is nearly deserted. Arctic City Bergeman Bettles Cold Foot Myrtle Creek Nolan Creek cling to names, but remaining miners have largely left.

Anchorage Alaska Koyukuk Arctic Circle Red Mountain Koyukupk Arctic City Bergeman Bettles Cold Foot Myrtle Creek Nolan Creek Camp

Tarentum man’s hens lay 815 eggs in four winter months

Clarence Manson of Tarentum reports his twelve white leghorn hens produced 815 eggs across November December January and February.

Tarentum Clarence Manson

Disabled Soldiers to Be Given Training Opportunity

Washington aims to retrain and place disabled servicemen even if injuries occurred during training or in cantonments. The federal board for vocational education seeks discharged men not yet advised of free assistance, reporting 22,851 were registered for vocational training by February 1, including 13,000 discharged before permission to interview at hospitals.

Washington, D. C Federal Board For Vocational Education Federal Board

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