Business Outlook Improves Amid Rail and Farm Rebound
The current business conditions show gains in many sectors as railroads boost buying and farm prices rise. Iron and steel run at about 80 percent capacity while pig iron declines. textile sectors improve with higher raw materials mainly due to farm price strength. Corn and wheat supply and prices stay strong, though grain movement faces railcar congestion and elevated costs. Railroad stocks fall amid Esch-Cummins debate, but funding needs require stable investment and fair returns to sustain expansion.
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China Takes Shan tung from Japan amid bandit threat
In the Far East Japan cedes Shan tung peninsula to China, a former German prize taken during WWI. China must defend the area as bandits threaten invasion. Peking hires 100 bandits and pays $100,000 to keep quiet. Japan promises arms but has not delivered. Chinese general cites no bad faith, but notes ties between Japan and bandits.
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Neckwear Line Debuts for Fastidious Tastes
A new array of neckwear is introduced to align with refined taste in pattern weave and workmanship. Prices range from 50 cents to 3 dollars and 50 cents.
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