Reorganization Notice for Missouri Pacific Shares and Debentures
Holders of certificates of deposit issued by Central Trust Company of New York or Guaranty Trust Company of New York must pay by May 22 1917 or May 22 1917 with follow up August 22 1917. Deferred payments bear 6 percent interest secured by stock and bonds in the reorganization plan approved by the Public Service Commission of Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trust Company of
New York
Guaranty Trust Company of
London
Broes & Gosman
Amsterdam
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Public Service Commission
State of
Missouri
New
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Scrip
United States
Wall Street
New York City
Mercantile Trust Company
Locust Street
St. Louis
Market Review and Outlook on Stocks This Week
Market sentiment shifts from pessimism to optimism as leading issues rebound. Strong steel earnings and a big dividend boost confidence, while fears of war taxes ease. Analysts forecast continued prosperity with war financing lifting activity and profits across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Mississippi River Power Company Debentures Trusteeship Notice
Trustees and collateral details for the Mississippi River Power Company debentures are listed with Yvr and State Street Trust Company as trustees. Paducah Traction and Light Company collateral trust mortgage 5s of 1938 and first mortgage 5s of 1935 are noted with Old Colony Trust Company as trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Wilmington and Vermillion Coal Company
Old Colony Trust Company
Eastern Texas Electric Company
State Street Trust Company
Pawtucket Gas Company of
New Jersey
Slater Trust Company
Pawtucket
R. I
Galveston Electric Company
Jacksonville Electric Company
American Trust Company
Mississippi River Power Company
Paducah Traction and Light Company
Seattle Railway Company
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Opinion questions on Colorado Fuel & Iron and others
Questioned opinions on Colorado Fuel & Iron to describe its assets and earnings including a strong common dividend outlook after debt relief. Also discusses Goodrich Rubber earnings history, Interborough Consolidated risks from subway costs, and American Light & Traction wartime impact on earnings and dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Answer
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Colorado
Interborough Rapid Transit
Manhattan Railway Company
New York Railways Company
New York Transportation Company
City of New York
Interborough Consolidated
American Light & Traction Company
Preferred
Demand for War Prohibition Widens Across Boston Meeting
A Boston gathering urged total war prohibition to conserve men and food. Speakers highlighted liquor as a阻 obstacle to soldiers’ marksmanship and factory and farm efficiency, calling for swift action and telegrams to President Wilson and Congress.
National Prohibition Drive to Shape War Era Policy
A broad alliance of political parties and farmers including several governors plans a national prohibition push at a Washington meeting to influence President Wilson and Congress. Aimed at wartime food conservation, the movement cites rising bread and grain costs and seeks a presidential interview to press law prohibiting liquor sales during the war.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
White House
Loss
Charlestown Navy Yard
Massachusetts
England
Belgium
Fass
E. H. Haskell
Viaiu
United States
David Lierdbeorge
Germany
Austria
Lenomalae Congress
Sixteen Rallies Planned for Constitutional Convention Campaign
The initiative and referendum candidates for the Constitutional Convention conclude with 16 rallies across Boston tonight led by former Governor Walsh. Speakers include Sex-Mayor Josiah Quincy, Matthew Hale, George W. Anderson, Charles K Strecker, Sherman J. Whipple, and others. Rallies start at 8 o'clock at multiple city locations including Day and Maverick squares and Tremont Street venues.
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Hale
Matthew
Harvard University
Harvard Law School
Board of Aldermen
Boston
Progressive State Committee
Progressive National Committee
Hill
Arthur D
Suffolk County
Draper
Progressive
Jennings
Patrick H. Tabor
Boston Central Labor Union
Moriarty
James T
Central Labor Union
Pelletier
Joseph
Boston Public
Boston College
Boston University Law School
Quincy
Josiah
Jawyer
Hlouse of Representatives
United States Secretary of State
Boston Transit Commission
Strecker
Charles B
United States
Walsh
Josiah Quincy
Matthew Hale
Joseph Walker
House of Representatives
George W. Anderson
Charles K Strecker
Sherman J. Whipple
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
Mstrict
Joseph’. Pelletier
Urley
L Fitzgerald
Grenville
Martin Ashh urges voters not to vote for him in May election
In a note to the editor the candidate from the 19th district states business reasons prevent serving as a 43 4% member of the constitutional convention. He cannot withdraw his name from the ballot and asks voters to record their stance on May 1. He thanks supporters from the primary and hopes for future opportunity.
Good vote likely in state election
The initiative and referendum dominate the ballot as delegates to the constitutional convention attract attention. Leaders on both radical and conservative sides feared apathy but reports from headquarters yesterday suggest a sizable turnout may occur.
Candidates Named for State Initiative Ballot Delegates
The ballot lists 16 delegates at large and regional delegates to meet in June. 320 delegates total will be elected with changes to the constitution to be proposed at the November State election. Commitments to initiative and referendum accompany a list of named at large candidates and unpledged contenders. John W. Cummings is claimess by both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union For A Progressive Convention
George W. Anderson
Walter A. Bute
George W. Coleman
Daniel R. Donovan
Matthew Hale
Arthur D. Hill
Patrick H. Jennings
James T. Moriarty
Joseph C. Pelletier
Josiah Quincy
Charles B. Streck«er
Joseph Walker
Sherman L. Whipple
George H. Wrenn
David J. Walsh
Charles Francis Adams
Albert S. Apsey
Charles J. Barton
John L. Bates
William H. Brooks
Charles F. Choate, Jr
Charles W. Clifford
Louis A. Coolidge
Edwin A. Curtis
Frank E. Dunbar
Samuel J. Elder
Wilmot R. Evans
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Nathan Matthews
Moorfield Storey
John W. Cummings
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The
Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company
Hecla Mining
Ask
Devonshire St
Fort Tull
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Lirect
F. G. Roberts & Co
N. Y. Consolidated Stock Exchange
State St. Boston
Worcester Springfhird
Arthur
Jone & Webster Management
Milk Street
Pence Electric Company
Railway and Light Securities Company
Whatcom County Railway & Light Company
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado Ivuel & Iron
C. B. L. Springfield
Goodrich Rubber
Goodrich
Seston
B. Goodrich Company
Ohio
Diamond Rubber Company
Providence
R. T
Interborough Consolidated Corporation
Con
Am. Light & Traction
J. Wakefield
N. H
United States Senate
Uncle Sam
Paul Revere Frothingham
Springfield
Dr. Frothingham
Governor Foss
Charles Sumner Bird
Alice Stone Blackwell
Eugenia Frothingham
Thomas N. Carver
William Harman van Allen
John F. Moors
Daniel A. Poling
Denis A. McCarthy
Mr. Bird
Pr. van Allen
America
Army
Navy
John F. Moora
Voss
Anderson
George Weston
Williams College
Boston University
Massachusetts Public Service Commission
Buie
Walter A
War Department
Georgetown University
Coleman
George W. Bern
Colley College
Boston City Council
Ford Hall
Boston Y. M
Massachusetts Temperance Society
United States Christian Endeavor
Baptist Social Union
Brookline
Donovan
Daniel R
House
Walker, Joseph
Brookline School Board
Republican Club of
Whipple
Sherman TI
Yale College
Law School
Lawson “Leak
Congressional
Wrenn
George H. T
Clinton
Holy Cross College
Baltimore
Committee On
Adams
Charles Francis
John Quincey Adams
Harvard
Quincey
Ansey
Albert Stokes
Cambridge City Council
Hoase of Representatives
Senate
Barton
Charles J
Melrose
Metropolitan Park Commission
Bates
John JL
Boston C’ommon Council
Brooks
William
Dartmouth College
Holyoke
I&st? Tlenora
Clifford
Charles Wo
New Bedford
Tlarvard
Sas
Hlarvard
Setgel
Bees
Vianer
Revision Judicial
Aehiewast
Mugue
United
States
Russia
Atieembs
Coolidge
Louis A
Wassington
Treasu
Uno Shoe Machinery Company
S. Grant
Curtis
Eewin A
Metropolitan Park
Port of Boston
Vans
Wilmot R., Jr
Bostoniversity Law School
Everett
Suffolk Law School
Lowell
Abbott Lawrence
Silas
Bryce
Boston Bar Association
Massachusetts Reform Club
Harvard College
Foss
Martin Ashs
Him
Secretary of the Treasury
the National City Company
State Street
National City Bank
Robert L. Norton
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