Answers to Inquiries on Mohawk Mining and Other Stocks
Boston Post financial column answers reader questions on Mohawk Mining Company and American Locomotive. Mohawk details location Lake Superior district, vein width, ore reserves, production, dividends, and stock price history. American Locomotive dividend policy, balance sheet, earnings, and asset values discussed.
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Boston Post
New England
Post
Inquirer
Financial
Boston
Mass
Mohawk Mining Company
Northampton
Miss Mary MacSwiney Opens New England Speaking Tour
Miss Mary MacSwiney will open a speaking tour of Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut tonight under the auspices of the Massachusetts Council AR I R. She will address Brattle Hall Cambridge and receive the freedom of Cambridge from Mayor Edward Quinn. Harvard summer school students are expected to attend.
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Mary MacSwiney
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts Council
I. R
MacSwiney
Brattle Hall
Cambridge
Edward Quinn
Harvard Summer School
Market Review and Outlook Signals Slow Yet Steady Recovery
The market drifted sideways last week with minor losses in rails and coppers, yet the undertone remained firm as accumulation continued below the market. Buoyant signals include low brokers loans, improving business reports, and rising cotton prices, while a later week Steel unfilled tonnage readout may mark a lower point before bonds and utilities rebound.
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Dun
Steel Corporation
Farmer Recluses New Life With Widowed Heir to Heart
In Bristol hills a 48 year old hermit Harry W Hotchkiss who cared for his invalid mother for decades marries widowed Mrs Agnes Steadman. The pair plan to farm together and improve the hills homestead while four of her children join the new family. She praises his Christian character and resolves to stay out of vices.
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Mrs. Hotchkiss
Hotchkiss
Agnes
Sling Garden
Elnor
Bristol
Harry W. Hotchkiss
Harry
Steadman
Boston & Maine
West Rutland
Mass
Camp Devens
Louis
New York
Joseph W
Naval Air Service
Ethel
Howard Pillman
Ayer
Glazier
Nina
Stewart
Beatrice
Elinor
Cape Cod
North Leominster
Christian Men," She Said, ‘‘Mr. Hotchkiss
Ankle-Hiding Skirt Returns at the Oaks Races
The article notes the return of ankle-length skirts at the Oaks races with Paris fashion, describing skirts that reach near the ground and trail on stairs. Paris styles are seen as influential, signaling a fall and winter trend.
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Milady
Paris
France
Wreck of the Alaska Steamer Near Eureka Kills Dozens
The Alaska struck Blunt's Reef in dense fog off Eureka and sank within minutes. About 203 aboard including 113 passengers and 80 crew. 12 bodies found, 100 survivors landed by the Annox and other rescuers. Oil-drenched survivors suffered in the water as rescuers rushed to the scene.
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Alaska
Blunt’s Reef
Eureka
Annox
Portland
San Francisco
U. S
Seattle
William Bradford's Love Life to Be in Boston Sunday Post
The Old-Time love tale by Jane G. Austin titled William Bradford's Love Life will appear in full in the forthcoming Boston Sunday Post magazine. The feature promises a vivid portrait of Plymouth era romance and Bradford's personal history.
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Plymouth
William Bradford
Jane G. Austin
Boston Sunday
Farrar and Tellegen Separate Over Career and Children
Court action focuses on Hellen Farrar's alleged desertion and the couple's fight over motherhood and the actress's career. Tellegen's attorney says lack of an heir and Farrar's career commitments fuel their four year marriage dispute, with public accusations planned.
Yale to stage boxing and hockey under one roof
Yale will hold its boxing tournaments and hockey matches in the same Arena for the first time. The Arena, leased for 10 years by Yale men, will house hockey games and intercollegiate boxing events that drew large crowds last fall. A new bathing costume note follows the sports item.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Wife denies in laws interference in Brookline suit
Frances Latkowitch of Allston testifies her family supported her husband after his 1919 Plymouth jail sentence for alleged draft questionnaire falsification. She sues Grace A. Kinnicutt for 50000 dollars for alienation of her husband's affections, denying her husband’s claims that marital troubles were caused by in-laws interference.
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Plymouth
Frances Latkowitch
Allston
Grace A. Kinnicutt
Claflin Road
Brookline
Husband accused of affair and jail record in family dispute
Mrs Latkowitch testified that after she ordered her husband from their home he gave $15 for child support despite a Probate Court order. She described his plan to change his name, a past jail sentence, and an affair with Mrs Kinnicutt, with a $150 check to Mrs Kinni cutt. Police were called after an July 10 street argument in Allston.
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Miss Farrar
Tellegen
West 74Th Street
Long Beach
Farrar
Tellegens
Lou
Steinfeld
Ritz-Carlton
Woman Victim of Brutal Murder Sparks Sheriff Inquiry
A housekeeper named Mrs Lowell was found dead at a Kent home after noon. Sheriff Mooers and County Attorney James H. Thorne pursue possible links to a prior case in which Knights confessed to killing Corson, a Pine Tree State mystery.
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Kent
James H. Thorne
Mooers
Lowell
Knights
Corson
Thorne
Pine Tree
Canaan
Dexter
Somerset County
Boston Post
Penobscot County
Bangor
Hunger Aims at Millions in Russia, Says Reporter
American journalist Marguerite E. Harrison claims two thirds of Russia’s population is on hunger rations after being released from Soviet imprisonment. Her statements highlight widespread hunger conditions observed during her detention.
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Russia
Marguerite E. Harrison
Woman
Soviet Russia
Fallout of Soviet Rule and Drought Deepens Ukrainian Crisis
Mrs. Harrison links famine to Soviet disintegration and wars with Kolchak and Wrangle, plus drought and grain requisitioning. Peasant migration halts autumn planting, threatening next year’s crops as Ukraine and Siberia struggle to feed themselves. Reports describe bread improvised from straw and weeds, and scarce staples like kasha replaced by beans.
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Mrs. Harrison
Admiral Kolchak
General Wrangle
Ukranian
Russia
Wiberia
Harrison
Moscow
Tambov
Lebedya
Novenski
Soviet Union Faces Food Shortage and Famine Fears
The report details conscriptions and requisitions, food tax pressures, and poor supplies in 1920 Russia. A February revolt halted Siberian imports, a drought devastates the Volga harvest, and emigration rises as 128,688 people move to Siberia. Health woes include cholera, typhus, tuberculosis, and venereal disease spreading amid famine fears.
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Siberia
Volga
Moscow
Harrison
Astrakhan
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Chicago Burlington & Quincy
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
New York State
America
Blue
Barron
Samuel Spring
Barron’s
Broad Street
New York City
Broad St., New York
Withington & CO
State &T
Arthur J. Bean
Undertone Firm
London Economist
South
Europe
Farmer Recluse
Santa Claus
Broadway
Latkowitch
Ward
the Purboxia CO
Norway St
Back Bay
Park Square
Resinos
AALEM
Cuticura
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