Stockholders to vote on doubling Standard Oil of New Jersey capital
New York April 14 Stockholders of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, whose shares trade on the Stock Exchange, are informed of a special meeting at Bayonne New Jersey on May 5 to approve an increase of the capital preferred stock from 100 million to 200 million dollars.
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New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
The
Stock Exchange
Bayonne
N. J
New Stock With No Voting Power Underwritten by J P Morgan Co
The new stock, lacking voting power, will be underwritten by J P Morgan Co and will mirror the underwriting arrangement used for the two existing classes. The move signals a neutral voice in governance while securing market support via a major underwriter.
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J. P. Morgan & Co
Stock issue to be taken by present shareholders
A preliminary consolidated general balance sheet for 1919 shows total assets of 853,092,512 with net current assets of 384,340,404 after current liabilities and a working capital reserve of 499,657,825. Over the prior three years earnings averaged 99,484,265 before taxes and 72,020,092 after taxes.
Evacuation of Ruhr Not Begun Says Cologne Reports
Reports from Cologne deny that Reichswehr has started evacuating the Ruhr industrial area. Workmen threaten armed action if evacuation is delayed. Mines remain intact and numerous secret depots of arms and munitions found in Schleswig Holstein and Kiel.
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Ruhr
Paris
Reichswehr
Cologne
Schleswig-Holstein
Kiel
Bristol County Clergymen Confer Interchurch Movement
Fully 750 prominent clergymen and laymen representing nearly all Protestant churches in New Bedford Fall River Brockton Providence and Taunton attended the Bristol county conference of the interchurch movement at the Broadway Congregational Church in Taunton on April 14.
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Taunton
New Bedford
Fall River
Brockton
Providence
Broadway Congregational
Bristol County
Interchurch Movement
Women Wanted in Hub Law Docketed in District Court
Rose Scott also known as Jennie Borgia and Rose Gaglione with Mary Russo alias Annie Fabiano appeared in District Court facing idle and disorderly charges. Police from Boston Cambridge and Quincy were in court seeking to take them back on capias warrants.
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Lawrence
Rose Scott
Jennie Borgia
Rose Gaglione
Mary Russo
Annie Fabiano
Boston
Cambridge
Quincy
Capias
Boston to extradite two women known as the Borgia sisters
Inspector Joseph Ferrari of the Boston police will bring Jennie Borgia and the Russo woman to Boston to face charges. Boston labels Rose a gun woman with Suffolk county gun and idle and disorderly charges. The Russo woman faces idle and disorderly and a statutory offence. Middlesex and Norfolk counties also seek her return on further counts. The pair were arrested in a local room with two men and detained. local charges were continued to April 16.
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Joseph Ferrari
Boston Department
Boston Police
Rose
Jennie Borgia
Suffolk County
Russo
Boston
Middlesex
Norfolk
Tag Day to Open Drive for Clubhouse Fund
The Michael J. O Con nell Post of the American Legion in Jamaica Plain will meet at Centre Street headquarters tonight to plan a clubhouse fund drive. A tag day starts April 19 and runs to May 1 led by Mrs. Thomas J. Kinahan and about 200 Jamaica Plain young women.
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Michael J. O’connell
American Legion
Post
Centre Street
Jamica Plain
Jamaica Plain
Thomas J. Kinahan
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Unitarian Women's Alliance
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Beacon
Wright & Ditson
Washington Street
Boston, Mass
Standard Oil
Gilchrist
Ipswich
Stair
Colt
the Store OF Progress
Gilchrist CO
Frida
Waneey
Sateens
Charmeuse
Park St
Central Sq
Harvard Bazar
Mass. Ave
Park &T
Lloyd's
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Summer St
Tremont St
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Andrew J. Lloyd Company
Horlick
Dundee
Plaza
Russia
MED Suller &Remnant
Jersey
Highbrows
Paradise
New York Show Room
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Athol
Milan
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