ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES IN STOCK QUESTIONS COLUMN
Boston Post financial column outlines Monday inquiries about listed and unlisted New England stocks and bonds. It promises impartial data from trustworthy sources but disclaims market price forecasts and individual reliability opinions. Inquiries must include full name and street address and be sent to the Financial Editor, Boston Post, Boston, Mass.
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Boston Post
New England
Post
Financial
The
Inquirer
Boston
Mass
Converting Liberty bonds into 41 4 per cent issue details
Question on converting 31 2 per cent and 4 per cent Liberty bonds into the 41 4 per cent issue. Rules: old bonds exchanged for new Conversion 41 4 per cent bonds, with maturities matching the original bonds (1942 for 31 2 per cent, 1947 for 4 per cent. new bonds mature in 1928). Coupons not yet due on old bonds are cancelled. interest accrues on the new bonds from the coupon following the last clipped. No need to buy a new bond to convert. authorization by the bond purchaser’s issuer is sufficient.
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H. N. J. Framingham
D. J. T. Charlestown
Liggett & Myers
A. M. Centre Harbor
N. H
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company
American Tobacco Company
Building to House Relics of Revolution in Lexington
New York widow Mrs. Elizabeth C. Warnham dies leaving more than 250000 dollars to Lexington to fund a museum building. The trust will erect a museum for revolutionary relics and aid education for children of New England parentage.
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Lexington
Elizabeth C. Warnham
New York
New England
Market Review and Outlook Amid War and Markets
Prices edged higher last week near post battle highs while volume remained at a multi year low. Analysts expect a shift to a steadier, smaller speculative tone as war funding and railroad gains shape a cautious but potentially rising market through 1918 with the Liberty Loan drive looming.
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Liberty Loan
Tabulations of Men in Service April 6 1918
Certified figures note Millville was not a town in 1910. population estimated. The April 6 1918 tabulation lists service figures by locality, reflecting wartime mobilization data and demographic estimates for Millville area.
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Millville
Final Returns Show New England Shield Standings Tighten
The Shield of Honor tally for 141 New England cities shifts with many changes from preliminary tabulations as certified returns arrive. Dover, Mass., leads with Concord and Stratford, Conn., among the top ten not changing their figures. Bruns wick, Vt., adds to its second place, while Natick and Framingham falter due to sworn figures.
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Alna
Amherst
N. H
Ansonia
Conn
Eee
Antrim
N. H. Wate
Arlington
Ashland
Ween
Avon
Barrard
Barnstead
Bedford
Belchertown i
Belgrade
Bennington
Berlin
Heeee
Berwick
Brewster
Brookline
Brookton
Burnham
Dalton Eee
Danvers
Peer Eres
Danville
Wee Eaee
Dover Ee
Dunstable
Edgartown
Enfield
N. AH
Epping
Fairhaven
Falmouth
Farmington
Framingham
Francestown
Reemont
Nhi
Grafton
Gloucester Seeenee
Greenfield
N H. Tee
Hanover Tee
Hanson
Hardwick
Harwich
Haverhill
Hieruion
Hill
Llooksett
Sfudson
Hudson
Huntington
Isle la Mott
Jaffrey
Kingman
Lenox
Lincoln
Litehield
Littleton
Ag Millville
Monroe
Morristown
Cesses
Natick
Newbury
New Ipswich
New London
Newmarket
House
Newport
Norfolk
Northfeld
Stonington
Norton
Norwood
Orleans
Readsboro
Revere
A. Ridgefield
Rockland
Tor
Roxbury
Russell
Saco
Salisbury
Sanford
Simsbury
Somerset
Somersworth
Southboro
Springfield
Stacyville
Stoughton
Stratford
Sutton
Swansea Sa
Temple
Troy
Waldoboro
Walpole
Waterboro
Wears
Wellfleet
Westford
Wes
West Forks
Westhampton
Weston
Winchendon
Winchester
New England
Shield of Honor
Dover
Mass
Concord
Brunswick
William D. Cross
Concord Reformatory
Leaders in Shield of Honor Contest Lead in Tabulations
Certified figures show leaders among cities and towns that filed final official returns last night. Massachusetts tops with nine representatives, followed by Connecticut with three, and Maine and Vermont with one each. Scituate, R. I. is the sole community in the smallest Yankee State to file certified figures.
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Massachusetts
Vermont
Connecticut
Gay Head
Natick
Framingham
Gay
Maine
Scituate, R. L
Shield of Honor Editor Seeks Local War Efforts
The Shield of Honor Editor asks every New England town to share their wartime actions. Daily during the printing of final competition figures, short community stories will be published to inform others. Send details of what your town has done and is doing to help win the world safe for democracy.
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Tungsten Products Mining Company
Pittsfield
Mass
Miller Steever
United States Service
United States
New England
McCall
Massachusetts
United States Army
Navy
James H. Flemming
Frank C. Moore
Goffstown
N. H
Post
Cannot Bank Much on Ukraine Food Supplies
A Cologne Gazette special representative reports Ukraine remains disorganized and unable to supply bread. Rural areas must relearn tilling as hunger worsens in Kiev and other cities with an unprecedented bread shortage.
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Ukraine
Amsterdam
Cologne Gazette
Germany
Kiev
Wilson war speech sparks renewed call to arms in Washington
President Wilson’s Baltimore address declaring an end to peace maneuvers and a pledge to victory over Germany inspired officials in Washington as Republicans and Democrats praised the stance. Senators and Representatives who previously criticized the administration expressed relief at recognizing the insincerity of the Prussian warlords and the danger of renewed peace talks with Berlin and Vienna.
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Washington
Wilson
Baltimore
Berlin
Vienna
President calls for total victory over Germany
The President rejects any compromise with Germany and urges war to defeat the Prussian autocracy. He likens his policy to Lloyd George’s knockout slogan and says Germany must be crushed to safeguard future generations and American liberties.
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Germany
Lloyd George
Belgium
France
Italy
Europe
Wilson
Baltimore
Middle Europe
Persia
India
Far East
America
President Wilson Declares War Support in Paris Press
Paris newspapers give prominent space to President Wilson's Baltimore speech. Articles emphasize his call for war readiness and American aid, framing the United States as stepping into the global conflict. Reports note the speech's impact on public opinion and allied hopes in Paris.
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Paris
Wilson
Baltimore
World reaction to Wilson war speech many nations weigh in
La Matin and Le Figaro relay mixed praise and critique of President Wilson war aims. Gaulois and Temps urge decisive action with American help against Germany. Excelsior lauds Wilson's plain directive, while Journal Des Debats lauds his policy alignment and marshals Pershing under Foch system.
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la Matia
Wilson
Alfred Capus
the Figaro
Germany
Teoe
Gaulois
Excelsior
Petit Parisien
Czernin
Temps
Far East
Asia
Japan
Siberia
Journal Des Debats
Pershing
Foch
Record Hung Up Yester Day at the Fish Pier
A second record late yesterday at the fish pier follows a prior week of record receipts. Despite clear weather no fish arrived yesterday as captains likely used a double holiday. An unusually heavy fleet is expected to dock this morning on that count.
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Thit Landsman
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