Mexico Economic Outlook Shows Mixed Signs of Slow Recovery
Trade Commissioner Connell reported modest improvement in Mexico with several large industries weathering the crisis and food prices easing. Labor is cheaper and more plentiful while money remains tight and gold circulation declines raise concerns about silver replacing it. government finances stay strained as planned banknote issuance is paused.
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Sean
Connell
Department of Commerce
Mexico
Nazimova Stars In Ultra Modern Camille At Palace
Nazimova presents an ultra modern Camille at the Palace with Hollywood designer Rambova and Paris imported hangings. The production features a circular boudoir set and unique fireplace while Rudolph Valentino and Rex Cherryman co star, with Elite showing The Gun Woman starring Texas Guinan Thursday.
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Camille
Metro
Alexander DuMas
Palace Theatre
Natacha Ramova
Paris
Dumas
Miss Rambova
Rudolph Valentio
Rex Ingram
Armand
Rex Cherryman
Arthur Hoyt
Zeffie Tilbury
Ruth Miller
Conjsaelo Flowerton
Ray Smallwood
Nezlinova
Rudolph J. Berg Ouist
Joseph Calder
June Mathis
Texas
Guinan
Cotton Market Moves On Mixed Signals In New York Open
The New York cotton market opened firmer on firmer Liverpool cables and strong exchange rates but soon turned lower due to weak demand and fresh local selling. Prices moved from January 17.60 to 17.40 and March 17.48 to 17.32 before recovering as Liverpool covered and December shorts closed, with near months at 17.75 and 17.66 while spot New York showed mixed levels around 18.06 for middling.
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Liverpool
Southern
New Orleans
Liverpool Cables
Manchester
Ste
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Maro
National Cietion
Derk A ~ Konaumanters
Sega
Keaylinie
Bodies Sought in Brooklyn Theater Wreck
In Brooklyn a new theatre's collapse during construction killed six workers with four others missing. Eighteen injured remain in hospital as District Attorney Lewis holds owners Halvester Rosenthal and Samuel Moskowitz on manslaughter charges and promises further arrests.
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New York
Brooklyin
Lewis
Halvester Rosenthal
Samuel Moskowitz
Wheat and corn fluctuate on Chicago grain market
Early trading showed wheat weak with quotes down to 11-8c, then a moderate setback and rally. Mild weather and road conditions steadied corn while oats mirrored corn trends. Wheat closed up modestly while corn held 14e higher. Chicago bids listed No 1 hard wheat at 1.15 3/4, corn No 2 mixed 48 48 3/4c, oats 34 37c. Live stock mixed with cattle dull but hogs steady to higher and lambs strong, receipts listed for cattle, hogs, and sheep.
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Chicago
Harley
Timothy
Market summary of potatoes sugars and grains across cities
Potatoes in Chicago steady with Northern white bulk at 1.60 to 1.75 per cwt. Red River and Idaho russets priced variably up to 2.30 per cwt. New York raw sugar quiet at 3.87 to 4.11 for centrifugal, refined 5.20 to 5.30. Wheat, corn, and oats bid in St. Louis market with December and May quotes. Naval stores in Savannah show turpentine 73 1/2 cents, rosin firm with multiple grade prices. Chicago dairy notes higher poultry and creamery butter, New York dairy markets show firmer butter and cheese steady. live poultry weaker, eggs unchanged.
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Chicago
Idaho
New York
Camnery
New Jersey
Hamnery
War Hero Buried for Third Time in Cleveland
William H. Campbell 26, killed in the Arzenne forest battle in September 1916, was buried for the third time in Cleveland. His body, first interred overseas, was claimed by a Chicago woman as her husband and sent there where burial occurred. After disinterment and verification, the remains were returned to Cleveland for a formal military funeral. Congressman John C. Speaks aided in the process to confirm identity and rights, ending with proper honor for the fallen soldier.
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Wiliam H. Campbell
Arzenne Forest
Chicago
Mra
Mabel Heckel
Campbell
John C. Speaks
Columbus
William
Cleveland Soliner
New York Stocks and Foreign Exchange Report
New York stocks opened with mixed results as Royal Dutch and Shell Transport led gains while Mexican petroleum issues sagged. The market showed strength in Liberty bonds and foreign exchange, with sterling and mark activity rising, and overall volume around 800000 shares amid a broad list of industrials and staples.
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Wall Street
New York
Sesson
Royal Dutch
Shell
General Halt
Sears Roebuck
Cotton trade trends and notices from New Orleans and New York
The text surveys cotton market sentiment with New Orleans and New York notes on buying, prices, and unsettled weather. It mentions traders Koefler and Fairchilds, potential post notices, and fluctuating spot demand amid uncertain forecasts. Weather and market factors contribute to shifting quotes and technical positions.
Blue day In Ather launches gifts drive and budget plan
Thursday in tone 10 the Blue day in Ather announces a drive to assist the organization with gifts and asks workers to tweet at the K. A. over the bank. The budget outlines expenditures for salaries general secretary associate general secretary and various program costs including swimming director upkeep and light and heat.
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Clork
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Bute Bank
Jes Nations Fund
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