New Ball Stocks Drive Is Coming In September
The August market notes report professional trading showing wide swings with short sellers driving down prices more than rallies. Analysts foresee a possible new bull move later next month as labor turmoil eases and buying returns, while foreign exchange and bond markets stay unsettled amid labor threats and financial anxieties.
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Europe
Stock Specials Features of Past Week Trading on the Exchange
New York stock market summary notes a weak standard list with strength in high priced rail stocks and specialty issues. Short covering and end of week trading lift motors and tobaccos, while general issues remain dull. IMMs shipping shares rise, director plans on back dividends reported. bank reserves show sizable deficit.
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Plana
Eta
Aftica
Yerkes
Waa
Oggh
Bbe
Temperal Reserve Bank
Asia
Wall Street
Europe
Ithepe
Sterling
Paris
Rome
Shorts
Gareral
Contirecial
Chronicle
Government Bond Protections And Market Update
Reported large withdrawals by out of town institutions prompted a push to protect government bond owners. The article notes a quieter exchange market with sterling recovering and improved francs and lire. Bank clearings for the week totaled 7,9038,704 compared with prior periods. A National Remedial Loan association committee will draft a uniform plan with the U.S. Treasury to allow bondholders to retain bonds until maturity and repay via installments. Cooperation from industry, fraternal, and labor groups is urged to assist small loans while bonds are held as security.
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Indust
Fruit and Vegetable Prices and Shipments Report
Prices and movement for United States fruits and vegetables for August 12–18, showing moderating shipments with 12 026 cars vs 13 42 last week, and varied declines and gains in peaches oranges cantaloupes pears grapes and apples. New Jersey Minnesota California and other markets reported mixed price shifts, with overall softening trend and steady to weak demand noted in several regions.
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Oklahoma
Tom ‘Natson
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Economic Problem and Labor Tradeoffs Across Wall Street
The article surveys postwar economic strain, noting labor unrest including subway and railroad threats, and a cautious Wall Street. It discusses currency expansion, demand for production, and the risk of rising prices if labor seeks higher wages. It highlights foreign exchange declines, bank liquidity, and stock market fluctuations amid uncertainty about recovery.
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Bandite Not Suppressed in Mexican Turmoil
The text portrays ongoing Mexican violence under Carranza, with rebels, bandits, and exiled supporters shaping unrest. It notes authorities branding opponents as bandits while lamenting suppression limits and the broader instability, hinting at political shifts and foreign stance. It includes scattered anecdotes from unrelated clips and snippets.
Bolshevism Doomed and Cooperative Russia's Rise
A reader argues Bolshevism is a brutal dictatorship while praising Russia’s cooperative unions. He credits peasant communities and Artel structures with building a sane future, predicting Siberia’s revival through mutual aid, not political party leadership.
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Bela Kun Blames Venineas Failure For His Fall
Bela Kun attributes his fall to Venine's failure to aid him as Russian workers face turmoil. The article notes Kun's role in early revolutionary events and the Russian leader's ongoing difficulties amid the upheaval. The World presents a concise political sketch of blame and instability in the era.
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Global trade and industry notes amid European counts
A fragmented report notes British and Greek commerce talks, a push forics fusion of leading Greek steamship firms into a single group with about seventy ships, and plans to raise capital in the United States and England. It also mentions a new infant blanket patent and stalled council actions in a distant locale.
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Controversy Over Wearing Military Uniform After Discharge
Secretary Baker of war denies war department endorsing street canvassing by discharged soldiers in uniform. He confirms only red chevron marks may identify them, and that soldiers may sell Brewer’s book if properly discharged. New York case of Robert Keenan clarifies uniform rules and penalties for improper wear.
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Mexican Dictator Carranza Allegations and Repression
An excerpted report accuses Venustiano Carranza of dictatorship, bank robberies, property confiscation, currency debasement, and weaponized militia. It cites attacks on schools and churches, forced homicides, and court mistrials, with U.S. officials estimating hundreds of American deaths in Mexico during his rule.
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Prolonged Fight Over Lever Act Revisions
House members and Attorney General Palmer debated amendments to the Lever food control law as peace nears. They weighed keeping rent profiteers and farmers covered, and whether to fix the act as permanent law under the Clayton antitrust framework, aiming to curb profiteering and stabilize prices.
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