Market Review and Outlook Signals Bear Phase Emergence
A steady downward turn in prices follows the President's note on German submarine warfare. The sixth month trend shows a likely lasting bear market with weak rallies possible on favorable Germany responses. Rail stocks and war shares lead the shift while durable issues like Steel and Reading show resilience despite broad liquidation.
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Congress
Germany
Steel
Anaconda
Reading
Union Pacific
Answers to Inquiries in the Boston Post Finance Column
Monday mornings the Boston Post will answer inquiries on listed stocks and bonds of New England industrial companies. The column will also address other securities and financial topics as feasible. Inquiries must include full name and street address for attention by the financial editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loew's Theatre
Orpheum
St. James
Globe Theatres
Boston
Orpheum Theatre
Associates
Boston Post
New England
The
Inquirer
Reates
Mass
Investment in War Munitions Stocks Promoted
A Springfield reader asks if investing in preferred stocks of industrials involved in munition making is safe for conservatives. The reply says those firms with wartime profits should see intrinsic value greatly rise this year.
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Springfield
Mass
II. M
Financial counsel on preferred stocks and American Tobacco
Analysts urge prioritizing safety of preferred issues by repaying floating debt and reducing short-term notes before increasing common dividends. American Tobacco stock moved from high 20s to the mid 190s amid dividend rumors, then steadied near 196 as officials denied cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tobacco
Malden
Mass
Tntil
Boston College to choose new track coach this week
The graduate board of Boston College will meet this week to select a track coach. Temporary coach Arthur Ball is performing well with about two candidates reporting since the college holidays began, including Bob Fowler as a potential hire.
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Boston College
Arthur Ball
Ball
Bob Fowler
Eight Vessels Arrive at Fish Pier Amid Strong Prices
Eight vessels docked at the fish pier with the trawler Foam and seven other boats. Groundfish prices look lower this week after heavy Lent demand and last week's high rates. arrivals included the Fannie Belle Atwood and Elizabeth W. Nunan among others. Additional ships are listed as due from foreign ports later in the week. The Governor Cobb brought 65 passengers and 50 fishermen to Boston, docking at India Wharf due to freight congestion. The first of four new Essex trawlers will launch in May for Gorton-Pew fisheries and Gloucester operations. The Landsman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Belle Atwood
James & Esther
Elizabeth W. Nunan
Genesta
Edith Silveira
Titania
Lucinda Lowell
Patriot
William Mooney
Yarmouth
Prince George
Govenor Cobb
St. John
N. B
Boston
India Wharf
Central Wharf
Galileo
Hull
Eng
Slingsby
Huelva
Spain
St. Michaels
Dromora
Liverpool
D. A. Gordon
Louisburg
C. B
City of Durham
Calcutta
Colombo
Oceana
Progreso
Brassburg
Montevideo
Singapore
Durban
San Jose
Port Limon
Havana
Ninian
Manchester
British Monarch
Glasgow
Osterdyrk
Rotterdam
Aros Castle
Cape Town
Essex
Gorton-Pew Fisheries
Gloucester
Bay State Fisheries Company
Clan Macphee
Simpson
East Boston
Governor Foss
Gorton Pew Co
Fred Thompson
Foss
Landsman
Shipping News Arrives with Port Movements Across Atlantic maze
Shipping list details vessels arriving and sailing including Prince George, MacKinnon, Ingalls, Bond, Lehigh, and City of Gloucester. Ports named include Yarmouth, N B, Norfolk, Philadelphia, Belfast, Bangor, Portland, Baltimore, and Gloucester with several steamer lines and cargo movements.
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Stemmers Prince George
MacKinnon
Yarmouth
Governor Cobb
Ingalls
J. John
N. B
Ontario
Bond
Norfolk
Tuscan
Thacher
Cambridge Business Men Drill to Show Belief in Preparedness
A Cambridge group of business men will meet every Friday night at the Cambridge armory to train as an auxiliary to Uncle Sam's reserve army, demonstrating their support for national preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Uncle Sam
Cambridge Business Men's Training School drills begin with 50 men
The Cambridge Business Men's Training School, organized by Captains Dwight Cushing and Thomas I. Brown of the Eighth Regiment, M. V. M., held its first drill last Friday night with about 50 men present. Sergeant W. S. Davidson of Company C led half an hour of setting up exercises and drilling as the unit plans to muster 100 for future sessions and receive natty service uniforms in time.
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Cambridge
Plattsburg
W.S. Davidson
Company C
Eighth Regiment
Cambridge Business Men’s Training School
Dwight Cushing
Thomas I. Brown
Cambridge thief foiled by broken axle on Easter morning
George F. Harrington of 46 Parker Street Cambridge tried to steal a Harvard freshman Je rome A. Johnson’s car in front of 10 Channing Street. The axle was broken and Harrington was arrested after the owner called police. Harrington faces attempted larceny charges.
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George F. Harrington
Parker Street
Cambridge
Harrington
Willard S. Martin
Channing Street
Jerome A. Johnson
Harvard
Gore Hall
Martin
Martins
Canney
Largenton
Tevlin
Motor Car Trade Tales and Big Race Contests
Willys-Overland distributor reports King Alfonso of Spain has ordered a Willys-Knight touring car to Madrid. Studebaker's R T Hodgkins plans a Boston visit to meet local distributors. Belgian driver Josef Christiaens sails from London to race in the Indianapolis Sweepstakes on May 30 after years in Entente service and a sixth place finish two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Connell
Connell & McKone Company
Willys- Overland
Alfonso
Spain
Washington
Madrid
Josef Christiaens
London
Indianapolis
Christiaens
Austrian Press Sees Wilson Note as Serious Crisis
A Reuters despatch from Amsterdam reports Austrian newspapers view President Wilson's note as creating a grave crisis between the United States and Germany. They say Wilson abandons impartiality for anti Entente powers and expect Germany's reply to reflect its dignity and rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuter
Amsterdam
Vienna
Wilson
United States
Germany
Harvard Professor Advocates Inherited Ideas in Shakespeare Criticism
Professor George Lyman Kittredge of Harvard University argued in Sanders Theatre Cambridge that preconceived inherited ideas bias Shakespeare criticism. He spoke yesterday on how these ideas shape reception and interpretation of the playwright's work.
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George Lyman Kittredge
Harvard University
Sanders Theatre
Cambridge
McCall Scofes At Baconian Theory At Shakspeare Tercentenary
The Boston Opera House hosted a Shakspeare tercentenary event with 97 unticketed attendees and police on standby as tickets allegedly leaked to speculators. The program featured Berlioz and Mendelssohn pieces, Shakspeare readings, songs by Grace Bonner Williams and Michael J. Dwyer, and remarks by Governor and Mayor. Julia Arthur appeared from Toronto for readings.
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Bacon
Shakspere
John Milton
Avon's
Forest of Arden
Hawthorne
Stratford
London
Grace Bonner Williams
Dvorak
Symphony Orchestra
Julia Arthur
B. P. Cheney, Jr
Toronto
Tercentenary Exercises Open Amid Ticket Debates
Tickets were not confiscated though some were sold outside the opera house. The mayor’s tercentenary committee directed ticket holders to the side entrance and required proof of admission. Unticketed attendees waited while late arrivals were admitted at 2 35. Mayor Curley praised supporters and the press. Governor McCall attacked a Chicago judge who questioned Shakspere’s authorship, defending the tradition and wit of Jonson and Shakespeare.
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Opera House
Curley
McCall
Chicago
Shakspere
Bacon
Ben Jonson
Jonson
Rabbi Calls Shylock Ban On Stage And In Schools
Rabbi Harry Levi urged banning The Merchant of Venice from stages and public schools in a Temple Israel sermon. He blamed Shylock for harming views of Jews and argued Shakespeare’s portrayal reflects his era’s bigotry and vice.
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Rabbi Levi
Shylock
Harry Levi
Shakspere
Temple Israel
England
St. Paul's
Funeral notices from Boston area April 23 1926
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices from Dorchester Roxbury East Boston and surrounding communities. Many entries give names ages addresses and funeral arrangements including dates times churches and burial details. Local relatives and friends are invited to attend and observe traditional rites.
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Burke
Dorchester
Alice M
John J
Eleanor M. Daly Burke
Edison Green
Calkins
Elizabeth F
Richard H. Carney
George St
Clarke
Mary E. Clarke
Waterman Chapel
Washington St
Roxbury
Collins
Boston
John J. Collins
Mary A. Collins
Healey
Chelsea
Eutaw St
Sacred Heart Church
Doherty
Alice Davis
Harry F. Doherty
Maxwell St
Durrant
Medford
Joseph H
Henry
Rose E. Durrant
Henry St
Estey
Charles A. Estey
Masonic Temple
Corner Meridian
Eutaw Sts
East Boston
Shirley St
St. Cecilia's Church
Belvidere St
Back Bay
Gleason
Brighton
Jon
Annie Gleason
Grady
West Roxbury
Patrick Grady
Baker St
St. Theresa's Church
Lowell
North Station
Hanrahan
Margaret
Byron Hanrahan
Hennessey
Wentworth St
St. Matthew’s Church
Harlin
Cambridge
Helen Marion Harlin
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Massachusetts Ave
Vernon St
In Memoriam and Death Notice for Albert T. Percy
Union Lodge A M and A F and A M notify death of Brother Albert T. Percy on April 22 1916 with funeral at St Marys on Tuesday April 25 at 2 pm. Also memorial for Mrs Josephine M Schmitt died April 24 1914 from daughter Marie A Monpiton.
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Leonard
Forest Hills
James B
Patrick
Mary Leonard
Keenan
Hyde Park Ave
St. Thomas’ Church
Linderdahl
Watertown
Edward
Manuel and
Sophia Linderdahl
Fred A. Linderdahl
Prescott St
St. Patrick's Church
M’devitt
Boston
Sara (O’donnell
Hugh McDevi
West Th St
Berkeley St
Cathedral
Bartenders’ Union No
M'Kown
Somerville
Frank &S. McKown
Flint St
Geneva Ave
St. Hugh's Church
Nannini
Giuseppe
Enrico Nannini
Melagodi
Maverick St
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Springfield
Mass
Connecticut
Nelson
Roxbury
Angusta C
Nee Andersen
Charles Nelson
Smith St
O'Brien
James H
Ellen O'Brien
Crowley
Kempton St
St. Cecilia's Church
O'Connell
Everett
Francis E. O’connell
James J
Delia O'Connell
Jennings
Chelsea
Jeremiah H. O'Connell
County Rd
Our Lady of Grace Church
O’rourke
Dorchester
Mary C
Thomas W. O'Rourke
Windermere Rd
St. Peter’s Church
Palmer
Frederick Palmer
David Fudge & Son
Summer St
Percy
Charles,st
Albert T. Percy
St. Mary’ Episcopal Church
Cushing Ave
Price
Mattapan
Martha Theresa
Moses
Bridget Price
Sullivan
Walkhbill St
St. Angela's Church
Ryan
JI James F
Catherine Ryan
Dower
West Second St
St. Vincent's Church
Constantine
M. GC. O. RF
Holy Cross
Saunders
William FE
Nellie F. O’brien
Cedar St
Smith
Harriet Smith
Mary Ann Smith
Whitfield St
St. Matthew's Church
Stanton St
Charlestown
Mary T
O'Keefe
Thomas R. Sullivan
Soley St
St. Mary's Church
Warren St
Michael
Margaret Sullivan
Moreland St
Highland Court No. 52
Belanger Dies of War Wound in France
New Bedford residents Mr and Mrs Armand Belanger 1358 Pleasant Street learn their son Jean Baptiste Belanger 26 died April 6 from wounds suffered in battle in France. He had joined the British Army at the outbreak of war after being delayed at the Canadian line due to French parentage claims. He had been in service since war began.
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New Bedford
Armand Belanger
Pleasant Street
War Office
Jean Baptiste Belanger
France
Ieee Ten
Jean B. Belanger
Canada
United States
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United States Steel Corporation
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Boston, D. L
Loew’s Theatre Stock
M. E. Brockton
Industrial
Frank J. Smith
Congress Street
Houghton County Electric Light Company
Houghton
Michigan
Stone & Webster
B. C
Shipping News
ARRIV
Saildd
Norfolk, Va
Brandon
Baltimara
R. T. Hodgkins
Studebaker Corporation
Detroit
Meerager
M’call Scofes
Baconian Theory
Christ
Nazareth
Henchon
Dennis
Julia Henchon
Healy
Pennsylvania Ave
St. Benedict's Church
Hickey
Alliston
Commonwealth Ave
Susie V
Michael A. Hickey
Currier
Joseph L. Muldoon
Market St
St. Aidan's Church
Brookline
Peterboro
N. H. Keith
Ann R
Timothy Q. Keith
Europe
Kerrigan
Chestnut Hill
James
Margaret Kerrigan
Fergueson
Heath St
Kilcup
Adelaide S
Edward A. Kilcup
Tremont ST
Park Street
Penn’s
Oxford
Central
Vermont
Grand Trunk
Montreal
Niagara Falls
Great St. Clair Tunnel
E. H. Boynton
Belanger
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