Mills and Companies Sought in Ipswich and Beyond
A fragmented list shows numerous mills and manufacturers sought or noted, including Ipswich Mills Lamson & Hubbard York Manufacturing Co Wamsutta and Pepperell Mfg Co Weetamoe Tremont & Suffolk and Indian Head Mills plus transit and utility firms like Holyoke Street Railway and Indianapolis Water. The text mixes quantities and dates such as 1940 5M and 1935 i with various company names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipswich Mills
Lamson & Hubbard
York Manufacturing Co
Bay State Fishing
Pfd
Androgcoggin Mills
Appleton Company
Wamsutta Mills
Davis Mills
West Point Mfg. Co
Farr Alpaca Co
Merchants Mfg. Co
Weetamoe Mills
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Butler Mills
Pepperell Mfg. Co
Everett Mills
Boston Mfg. Co
Indian Head Mills
Stevens Manufacturing Co
Kinney
For Sale List of Mills and Companies
A catalog style list presents numerous mills printers and utilities including Lanett Cotton Mills Walter Lowney Chocolate American Linen Co Bourne Mills Edwards Mfg Co Home Bleach Dye Whitman Mills Sagamore Mfg Co Cornell Mills Chace Mills Seaconner Mills Taber Mills Milford Water Co Taylor Logan pfd Finance Corp of New Eng Carolina Clinchfield Ohio East Coast Fishing Rogers Fibre Contoocook Mills pfd Canadian Conn Cotton U S Worsted Northwestern Power Newburyport Gas Electric Mass Northeastern Ry Walter Baker Co. 1934 items and stock references appear with par values and securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanett Cotton Mills
Walter Lowney Chocolate
American Linen Co
Bourne Mills
Edwards Mfg. Co
Home Bleach & Dye Com
Whitman Mills
Sagamore Mfg. Co
Cornell Mills
Chace’ Mills
Seaconner Mills
Taber Mills
Milford Water Co
Taylor & Logan Pfd
Finance Corp. of New Eng
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
East Coast Fishing
Rogers Fibre
Contoocook Mills
Canadian Conn
U. S. Worsted
Northwestern Power
Newburyport Gas & Electric
Mass
Northeastern Ry
Walter Baker Co
Market Opens Firm After Morning Rally Slows
Yesterday's market activity showed a recovery from earlier nervousness with several specialties revived and Baldwin the most active issue though unable to push higher. Sugar and copper issues strengthened while call money rose late. overall volume stayed above a million shares as the market paused after a sharp rise and awaits further direction ahead of the Steel meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel
Baldwin
Bethlehem Steel
Stromberg
Industrial and stock market notes in Boston and New York
Union Twist Drill Company lists 195 000 shares on the Boston Stock Exchange with price moves from 27 to 273 4. Cerro de Pasco Mining reports March output of 5 668 000 pounds. Crucible Steel seeks NYSE listing of 12 500 000 dollars in new common stock. International Motor Truck plans a coverage increase of 229 160 shares. Nunally Company seeks NYSE lst of 160 000 common shares and Pierce Oil adds 750 000 common shares. New York Central issues bonds maturing 1921 1935 backed by large equipment pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fruit
Punta Sugar
North Butte
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
South America
Columbia
International Petroleum Company
Mexico
Texas
Boston Stock Exchange
Union Twist Drill Company
State Street Trust Company
Merchants’ National Bank
Cerro de Pasco Mining Company
New York Stock Exchange
Crucible Steel
International Motor Truck
Nunally Company
Lst
Pierce Oil
Norfolk South
Norfolk & West
Owens Bottle
Penn Ivania
Phila Co
Phillips-Jones
erce-Arrow
Emington ‘Ype
R Iron & Stl
Repub
Royal Dutch N'Y Ae
St Jossever
Stl& SF
Teereed Oor
Saxon Motor
Tig
Sears Roebuck
Ars Roebk Pf
TOD Shell Trans
Sinclair Oil Pee
South Rail Steeler
Stromberg
Studebaker
Superior Steel
Texas Co
Enn Copper
Texas & Pac
Ran & Wilms
Les Peenes
UN B. & Paper
Unio
Nion Pac
Oi Keene
Union Pac
Ile
Uni Drug
St’s
U S
Steel Ftaeteee
Utah Copper
Vanadium Corp
Valton C & C A
Wells Fargo
West Maryland
West Pacific
Western Union
W& LE
Willys
Wilson Co
Woolworth
Sane le Adams
Rome
Ajax
Alaska
Hide
Sm & Re
Sm & Repf
Oly
St Foundry
Sumatra
Ann Arbor
Atch
T&s F
Atlan G & W
Atlantic
Ota Baldwin
Balt & Ohio
Balt & Ae Pi Ryiebe
Barrett Ce
Butte & Superior
California
Cerro de Pasco
Chandler Motor
Ches & Ohie
Ese
Abmeek
Mil& St P
Algomah
Chi & E Mets
Columbia Gas
Columbia Graf
Conigar Corp
Con Cizar Corps
Cal & Hela B & Providence
Carson Hill
Deere & Copf
Davis-Daly
Denver & Rio G
East
Land.ay
den & Be Ge
Fast Butte
Elkhorn Coal
Endi-John
Edison Elec
EndiJohn Pe
Fairbanks
Erie
Franklin
Sten Electta
Gorton-Pow
Gray & Davis
Fisk Rubber
Freeport-Tex
Gaston W & W
I Creek
Connor
Keweenaw
Goodrich
Mohawk
Gulf Mobile & Nmn
New Cornelia
States St
Aplg
Ae River of
Haskell & Bark
Hendee Mfg
North Lake
St Mary
Shana Lly
Inter Paper
Simme
Stewart Peters News
Bu & Boa
Kelly Tire
Ft& Co
Kelsey
Swift Internae
Kennecott
Keystone Tire
Billy
Lee Tire
United Dr Drug
Lehigh
United
Stee
Martin Parry
Aswell
Walther
West End
Winona
Inn & St Ln
Missouri K & Tie RL
Wiss. Law
A Apel
Mecuri Hae Sees Id Oy
Missouri moutiPes Bae
Ees Eeeeene
Mont Power
Uplands
At & St
Baty i
New York Stocks Ex-dividend Summary
On the New York Stock Exchange up to 3 P M traders focused on ex dividend activity. The report highlights price movements and notable shifts among listed companies as investors adjust positions after dividend declarations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E York Stock Exchange
New York
Sugar Stocks and Trust Funds Clash with Investment Varies
The note warns trustees against altering original securities in a trust fund, arguing such changes harm beneficiaries as corporations decay and compound interest limits profits. It highlights sugar stocks as a volatile example with rising prices and railroads as a warning of public backlash and potential regulation.
Money Market Rates Note Broad Banking Rates
Outside brokers report 6 percent calls and loans. Customer brokers offer 6 percent on loans and 6 4 to 7 percent on commercial loans. Collateral loans range up to 7 percent. Commercial paper issued at 7 percent. Year money quoted from 6 4 to 7 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ély
The French Fleet Wreaked by Tempest at Louisburg
The piece recounts Boston’s hope and fear after Louisburg fell, the French fleet’s ill fortune off Nova Scotia, and the tale of a tempest thwarting the invasion. It notes Duke d Anville’s death and the panic in Boston with prayers at Old South led by Rev. Thomas Prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Louisburg
France
New England
England
Brest
Nova Scotia
Duke d’Anville
Jonquiere
Shirley
Richard Gridley
Old South
Thomas Prince
Longfellow
Columbian Centinel
Uncertain New York Market Feared Railroad Strike Effects
The New York stock session showed caution as traders weighed the railroad strike and labor strains at Western industrial centers. Late in the day metals, equipment and motor shares lifted sentiment, but calls rose to 10 percent near close amid broader foreign exchange and gold-export movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South America
London
U. S
Ginter's Head Sets Sail for Europe on Study Trip
Augustus F. Goodwin, president of the Ginter Company, departs for Great Britain to study the Lyon system of chain stores. He aims to learn from Britain's successful 600 plus restaurants and related shops to expand Ginter's own restaurant and grocery operations in Boston and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus F. Goodwin
Ginter Company
Great Britain
Goodwin
Lyon
Boston
East
Delegates elected for New England Methodist conference
Delegates to the general conference at Des Moines May 1 were chosen by the New England conference at People’s Temple in Peabody. The roster includes Rev. Dr L L Birney, Rev. Dr W H Powell, Rev L A Nies, Rev L C Wright, Rev Dr J Franklin Knott, Rev Dr W Oscar Ford, and lay delegates Frank Dunn, E C Linn, W T Rich, Miss Alice Robertson, Howard M Selby, and George C Melville. The reserve delegates will be named later. A commission of 13 will review redistricting from four to three districts. 16 young ministers with over two years in charge joined as full members. Bishop Hughes officiated and urged greater New England ministerial contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
New England
the Methodists
People’s Temple
Ll. J. Birney
Boston University School of Theology
W. H. Powell
Lynn
L. A. Nies
Worcester
L. C. Wright
Springfield
J. Franklin Knots
Somerville
Washington University
Washington, D. C
W. Oscar Ford
Frank Dunn
Gardner
E. C. Linn
Brookline
W. T. Rich
Newtonville
Alice Robertson
School of Religious Education
Deaconesses Training School
Boston University
Howard M. Selby
George C. Melville
Bishop Hughes
Methodist Church
New Haven Railroad Posts 1919 Income Changes and Growth Plans
The New York New Haven and Hartford railroad outlines minimum year needs of 18.5 million dollars for power and capacity. Edward J. Pearson reports additions costing 10 million and 3.5 million for locomotives and electrics. 1919 corporate gross income reaches 23.74 million with net 2.40 million, up from 1918. Federal figures show 11.80 million gross and 10.22 million net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Edward J. Pearson
New Haven Railroad Company
Outbreaks in Ireland Reported Amid Violent Incidents
London reports new outbreaks in Ireland. A vacated police barracks at Blackrow outside Limerick burned. Four men arrested under the defence acts were taken to Cork. In Nemagh Tipperary three constables were shot while biking. one killed and another fatally wounded. A mail van from Cavar to Arva held up near Crossdowney. over 100 pounds pension money stolen. Protestant Cathedral in Ross Carbery Cork damaged. statue of Lord Carbery valued at 1000 dollars damaged beyond repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ireland
Blackroy
Limerick
Cork
Nemagh
Tipperary
Bearcross
Newport
Cavar
Arva
Crossdowney
Ross Carbery
County Cork
Lord Carbery
Prince Arthur Sails for Yarmouth Returning to Service
The steamship Prince Arthur, commanded by Captain Alvin Sims, left for Yarmouth carrying passengers and freight. It marks her first regular voyage in nearly three years and she will operate this route through the summer, later joined by the Prince George. Both ships saw wartime service in Europe and have been overhauled into oil burners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Arthur
Alvin Sims
Yarmouth
Prince George
Treatment of Aliens Denounced in Federal Action
Acting Secretary Post ruled that bona fide Communist party membership and guilty knowledge of its precepts will justify deportation. The decision cancels the warrant against Thomas Truss of Baltimore and frames the policy as the basis for removal of undesirables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Communist Party
Post
Thomas Truss
Baltimore
Deportation Hearing Critiques Aliens Rights Abuse
Judge Post challenges deportation proofs and police practices in the Truss case. He calls out lack of warrants and counsel, notes Truss as a respected church member in Baltimore, and condemns arrests of hardworking aliens lacking evidence of conspiracy. He urges caution before drastic measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Truss
Department of Justice
Post Sail
St. Paul Polish Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Englishman admits weight gain at Deer Island in habeas hearing
Frank Mack described as the Lenine of the Soviet government established at Deer Island testified in federal court that he gained 20 pounds despite claims of poor food and was sorry to leave the island after bail. A U S attorney pressed the cross examination as Mack faces deportation orders to England. H. G. Steiner said 16 armed men raided the Communist headquarters on Washington Street and claimed the party has been broken up with no further need for offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mack
Lenine
Deer Island
United States
Lewis Goldberg
Mack
England
H. G. Steiner
Four Ill From Drink Poison In Boston
Four men all from Boston except one from Meriden Conn and another refusing to give address were admitted to City Hospital with alcoholic poisoning. They drank hair tonic Jamaica ginger wood alcohol and denatured alcohol. Police from divisions 4 and 6 took them to hospital as part of a drive against wood alcohol drinkers. Names given: Daniel MetInnes 54 of 83 West Brookline St South End John Kelley 38 of 104 East Main St Meriden Conn Martin W Lavern address unknown Patrick Mc Canon ? of 3 Gustin St South Boston. All are not in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Meriden
Conn
City Hospital
South End
Daniel MetInnes
West Brookline Street
John Kelley
East Main Street
Martin W. Lavern
Patrick McCanon
Gustin Street
South Boston
Man believed dead returns to sister after 20 years
Noah Walter Bulkley reappears in Providence after being declared dead two decades earlier. His sister, Miss Cora E. Bulkley, had collected his $450 life insurance 16 years ago. Bulkley claims part ownership in Western copper properties and plans to settle affairs before returning home and resuming life with his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Noah Walter Bulkley
Cora E. Bulkley
Bulkley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tockin
Standard Oil
N. Y. Central
Bigheart
Pennsylvania
S. O
N. J
Arizona
Arizona Commercial
Charles 3. Smith
Bigheart Producing & Refining Company
New York Central
J. P. Morgan
Stickney, Rawlinson & Colclough, Inc
Devonshire St. Boston
Fort Hill
Portal
Pany. Partiial
Treasury Stock
Massachusetts Realty
Ulars
A .Oril
United Sates Worsted Company
Channing W. Souther, Treasur
American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Co
American Zinc, and & Smelting Company
Batchelder
New Industrial
Boston Stocks
Financial Editor
Cuba
Punta Alegre
Dinwuor Rials
Actna Explosives
Amp&p
Leared
Act Capes
Calta
Steamship
Ase Aeeaeree
Ween Ersnacas
Atlantic Pete
Barnett O& G
Cosden & Co
Sly Sig
Pete Sheree
Sly Island O & T
Merritt Oil
Irly
Rai Northwest Teen Enee
Flaig
United Eastern
Money Market
Ae Sterling
Seeenae Wit If
Keb
Ecord
Bao Aha Pas
Jipy
Weg Eteese Sereset
Bre
BY William Justin Mann
New York Market
Allied Oil
Atereaee
Alvarado
Ariz
Ateeaee
Boston & Mont
Firat National
Tadaden
Gilliland
Great Western
Heela
Gulfport
Imperial
Longford
Sae
Majestic Teaenee
Manhattan
States
Metro Pete
Midway
Mutual Trust
Pilgrim
Red Warrior
Silver Reef
Superior
Simons
Texana Oj
United i
Universal
Chicago Grain Market
Cora
Ginter
Europe
New Haven
Radical Sorry
Man
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