Market in turmoil as sugar stocks lead down turn
Financial notes report irregular trading with sugar issues dropping in forenoon but rebounding later. American Sugar touches 874 before rallying and others like Punta Sugar and Cuba Cane follow, while copper gains and rails slip. Observers cite reduced copper mine output and potential steel earnings, and bankers flag Farm Lard Bank bonds as attractive in a 11 year callable- free issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punta
American
Cuba
U. S
Reading
Northern Pacific
Bond Market Totals From Diverse Nations and Firms
A historical bond listing shows mixed yields and par values across global issuers including Japan, Belgium, Norway, Denmark, Mexico, and the United Kingdom. The page notes various 4s, 5s, and other series with prices around 60s to 100s, reflecting a broad spectrum of government and corporate notes, with several entries from Pacific and Western railroad interests, utilities, and steel sectors.
Money Market Rates Highlight Broker and Customer Loans
The text notes brokers charging seven percent, outside brokers, and individual customers facing varied rates. Commercial loans quoted at seven percent and year money at seven to eight percent.
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Nee Mt
Ual
Ellatenoans
Indictment Focus Shifts To Mystery Woman In Loud Case
Report says Malden Police Court will continue Loud’s case tomorrow as District Attorney Tufts seeks more time for grand jury review. Investigators search for a “mystery woman” seen with Loud on murder night, with witnesses asked to identify her in the grand jury room.
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Loud
Malden
Bruce
Tufts
James F. Luscombe
Somerville
Luscombe Party
Melrose
Bori of the Recovered Voice to Sing at Arena
Lucregia Bori the young singer who lost her voice five years ago returns to prominence at the Metropolitan Opera House and is slated to appear at the Pilgrim Tercentenary Music Festival in the Boston Arena during the week of May 16. Her Boston appearance marks the first performance here since the voice’s recovery and follows a celebrated career including landmark roles in Madame Butterfly and The Love of Three Kings.
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Lucregia Bori
Metropolitan Opera House
New York City
Boston
E.S. Hosmer
Waucresia Borl
Borgias
Metropolitan
Bori
Boston Arena
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Mystery Man Linked to Wakefield Officer Slaying Case
Police wrestle with who the unidentified man by the telegraph pole was on the night of the officer's death. Edgar E Pauley and his wife first saw him, then William T Curley later spotted the figure on two separate weekends. The defense hints the man may be the killer, while investigators pressure toward an attributed bandit theory. Broken antique mirror fragments found near Loud’s abandoned car bolster the broader case narrative.
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Preston
Edgar E. Pauley
Pauley
William T. Curley
Wakefield
Nan
Loud
Lynnfield
Castle Rock
Wakefield-Saugus
Franklin Street
Clarence W. Loud
Franklin School
Richardson and
Nahant Streets
Lincoln University Opens Drive for Endowment Fund
Lincoln University launched a campaign for a $500000 endowment with a New England alumni dinner at Youngs Hotel. Alumni pledged $50000 toward the goal and New England backers planned to meet its quota through speeches and efforts.
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Lincoln University
United States
New England
Young's Hotel
Hub Checker Team Wins Bay State Championship
A field of 86 Boston players in the Wells Memorial Club open event beat rivals from across Massachusetts 56 to 49 with 33 draws. The seven annual Bay State Checker Clubs meet drew 100+ top players and hundreds of spectators. The Wells Memorial Club won the Billings cup, 8S. Baker claimed the South End championship, and BE Waterhouse defeated 35 opponents as the New England champion. The masters event remained undecided at midnight with Townshend contesting Weslon for first place.
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Wells Memorial Checker Club
Masachusetts
Commonwealth
Bay State
Wells Memorial Club
Baker
Waterford Street
BE. C. Waterhouse
New England
Victor Townshend
Waltham
Greater Boston
Weslon
Boston
S. Levine
Massachusetts
Walter Kehoe
Swampscott
Townshend
Wild eyed stranger terrorizes Wakefield near Preston murder site
A man described as wild eyed frightened residents near Wakefield Junction hours after patrolman James A. Preston was killed. Police and volunteers, including five officers, searched Franklin Richardson and Nahant streets as the suspect evaded capture by slipping into a school yard and dark gaps.
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Wakefield Junction
James A. Preston
Preston
Liberty
Wakefield
Junction
Doheny Elected A. A. R. I. R. Head
Doheny, a millionaire oil operator and friend of President De Valera, was elected unopposed as head of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic at a Chicago convention closing tonight. Delegates from 15 states, 5400 attendees, and 318000 members saw Massachusetts gain national treasurer and weigh funding gifts to the Irish cause.
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Doheny
Ramon de Valera
Irish Republic
John F. Harrigan
Worcester
Illinois
Minnesota
Massachusetts
United States
New England
Chicago
Boston
Ireland
America
Eamon de Valera
American Commission of One Hundred
India
Congress
Donal O'Callaghan
Cork
Kossuth
Uncle Sam
Joseph Heffernan
American Legion of
Ward Martin
World War Veterans of
Minneapolis
Heffernan
Association
Lexington
John J. Hearn
Eugene F. Kinkead
Newark
N. J
Joseph Scott
Los Angeles
J. E. Murray
Butte
Mont
EH. G. Dunn
Mason City
Mary McWhorter
J. Linus Moran
Pittsburg
National Treasury
New York
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Maine
Vermont
North State Street
Medinah Temple
City Hall
William Hale Thompson
Lasalle Street
Council Chamber
Frank A. Scanlon
Milton
House
Senate
Resolutions Committee
Henry Cabot Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
American Association For the Recognition
Two Vehicle Crashes on Revere Beach Parkway Injure Nine
Last night on the Revere Beach parkway in Everett nine people were injured in two crashes minutes apart. Harold J A Street of Dedham drove a machine that collided with a horse wagon. Street and his son Harold Jr. were hurt and taken to Frost Hospital. An Eccles ambulance crew then collided with Slotnick, a Chelsea youth, and others. Slotnick was the most seriously hurt and taken to Frost Hospital while the rest went to Whidden Hospital for bruises and cuts.
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Revere Beach Parkway
Everett
Parkway
Everett Avenue
Harold J. A. Street
Circuit Road
Dedham
Forrest Letwack
Taylor Street
Malden
Mr. Street
Harold, Jr
Frost Hospital
Chelsea
Metropolitan Police
Wilfred Prince
Fred Schilling
Frank Reed
Vine Street
Samuel Slotenick
Zuna Wins Marathon Clear of Ryan Record in Detroit and Boston
Frank Zuna emerges as the era’s leading marathoner by breaking Mike Ryan’s mark in Detroit and finishing ahead of Chuck Mellor in both Detroit and Boston. The race highlights include intense pace, favorable conditions, and calls to curb autos on the course for safety. Mellor’s form indicates a rising rival, with a potential rematch planned.
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Frank Zuna
Tom Longboat
Mike Ryan
Zuna
Chuck
Mellor
Detroit
Boston
B. A. A. Athletic Committee
Chuck Mellor
All Packages Not Received in Riga Amid Mos cow Aid
Riga report says American prisoners in Moscow continued to receive food and clothing packages after a period of halted distribution. Baroness Fetlekerson, recently released from Russian captivity, claimed food packages were not reaching prisoners before departure from Moscow. Neutral organizations in Moscow distribute to all prisoners, with extra aid sent to Americans.
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Riga
Latvia
Associated Press
Fetelkerson
Russia
Moscow
Fugitive Lif er Seen but No Trace Found at Farm
Bridgewater April 19. A large posse of 29 armed men scoured miles around the State Farm for Joseph Rogers known as a lifer who escaped yesterday afternoon. Reports of a man resembling Rogers surfaced but were proven false upon investigation. Prison officials warn he is dangerous if cornered.
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Bridgewinter
Joseph Rogers
State Farm
Rogers
Marionettes at Steinert Hall Present The Rose and the Ring
Tony Larg's Marionettes at Steinert Hall last evening staged The Rose and the Ring adapted by Hettie Louise Mick. The puppets brought Thackeray's tale vividly to life with lifelike characters including the good fairy the usurping king the princess and the prince. The performance drew a large audience and has so far been profitable.
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Tony Larg
Steinert Hall
Ring
William Makepeace Thackeray
Hettie Louise Mick
Thackeray
Deaths Miner Williams in Boston Medford notices
Deaths Miner In Fast Boston April 19 James Miner beloved husband of Olive Miner nee Pecott of 11 Curtis st Funeral Williams In Medford April 19 Angeline C daughter of late William A and Cecilia Williams Funeral from home of her sister Mrs Charles B Butler 10 Whitten st Dorchester Thursday April 21 at 8 15 Requiem services at St Wats Church at 9 am Relatives are in to attend Auto cortege.
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Financial Editor's Notes
American Brass Company
Western Union
U. S. Steel Corporation
Bears
Wilkinson
Crucible Steel Corporation
Morris
Oo Swift International
US Wits
Merritt Oil Oil
Midwest Refining
Mexico
Noble O
Omar O& G
Sean Ehs
Indiana
Ibby
ABC Metals
Eeet Mining
Montana
Saies
Roe “S of
Belgius
Norway
Denmark
Brit
Berger
Ser Pee
At Fruit Co
Oesege
Balt & Pists
Beth Strom
Bklyi
Es Soi
Shes & O
Nynw&h
Nwn
Chigage Femy de Criép
Anit Cri & Prig
Nest & W
Eam
Cc & West Ind
Chisago
Nor Pacific
Paciic Coast
Resae
Rio
Tk & L Nile
Orere Erie Ev
Ele
St L
Sti
Vas
Sti & SF Adj
Ind ‘Bt
St P
So Pacific
Sf Southern
Mais
Wise Steel & Tube
Kings Co
Terete Interim
Cfs Tidewalr O
Knoxv
Anatae
West
West Pacific
Money Market
Enchanges . Co
Rene
Bank Credit Ee
Tancesbaaas
Settete
Seether
Argentina
N.E
Alice
Rccess
Arena
Lucrezia Bori
Chicago Grain Market
Lew AM Aigne
Charles Riley
Harrigan
de Valera
Britain
Great Britain
Taraknath Das
Friends of Freedom For
England
Philip J. Gordon
Wisconsin
Anna Walsh
Mac Curtain
Bor
Mayor McCurtain
Arthur Duffey
Pete Hegleman
Millrose A. A
Millrose
Pete
Trivoulides
Trivaulides
Tommy Henigan
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