Stock Prices in Presidential Years
The article argues elections have little lasting impact on markets, noting that swings align with fundamental money conditions. It traces past booms and panics under both parties, cites the Federal Reserve’s role, and cautions that money supply and credit drive stock prices more than the presidential cycle.
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Europe
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France
Bank of England
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Dancer Sues Over Royal Jewels and Contract Dispute
Miss Makletzova, premier danseuse, sues Diaghileff seeking 17000 roubles and 2000 francs monthly for a North American tour. She claims payment failures and breach after performing in New York Boston and Lucerne. Diaghileff counters she broke the contract. Trial resumes this morning.
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Hippodrome
Wolf's ad promises shirts at 70c from $1.15
Advertisement touts men s shirts at 70 cents each at Wolf s with patterns identical to standard styles selling for 1 15. Legal stamps also highlighted as part of the sale.
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Wolf’s
Mayor May Move to Oust the Finance Commission
Boston Mayor charges Finance Commission lied in reports and orders department heads to provide truthful, cross checked responses by Saturday. He vows to seek removal of Dowling Ball and Cunniff if findings prove false and accuses commission of bias against city departments.
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Boston Opera House
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Art Commission
Sealer Sweeney
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End of Villa Chase In Sight If Villa Is Dead
A report suggests Villa may be dead with U S troops urged to halt and return home as soon as possible. General Bertani cites limited medical care and a shattered leg as signs of severe injury amid ongoing pursuit in Durango.
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Villa
Chase
United States
Durango
First details of fighting near Aguascalientes in Mexico
April 1 clash near Guerrara described by wire report. Colonel W. C. Brown's colored cavalry of the Tenth engaged 40 Villa followers hiding on a rocky hillside. The fighting began at noon on a wide plain approaching a mountain ridge. one horse was shot as troops charged and flanked the bandits.
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