Power to expose high cost living simple milk score
A persuasive appeal urges the district attorney to investigate high living costs. The writer argues that entrenched profits from Wall Street and fashionably opaque pricing rules inflate everyday prices, citing Endicott shoes as an example and promising public exposure if pursued.
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Massachusetts
Wall Street
New York
Boston
Congress
Chateau Thierry
Senate
Leather Trust
Endicott
A. B.C
West End Stock Fate Tied to Boston Elevated After 1922
West End Street Railway shows authorized but outstanding about 6.4 million in preferred and 14.0 million in common stock, with a bonded debt of over 20 million. Lease to the Boston Elevated Rail Way runs to 1922, with a plan to consolidate into Elevated stock. after 1922 state control may affect dividends and taxes, tying West End's fate to Boston Elevated and possibly leading to state purchase.
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West End Street Railway
Boston Elevated
West End
BE. C. E
Watertown
Boston
Old Metropolitan Railroad Company
Boston Consolidated Street Railway Company
Cambridge Railroad Company
South Boston Railroad Company
Suburban Street Railway Company
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Elevated
Massachusetts
Board of Directors
West Eind
Market Review Signals Bear Phase Yet Hints of Second Bull
The market endured a sharp week of losses with railroad stocks erasing earlier gains while industrials and copper held above June lows. Analysts split on whether this marks a bear peak or a normal correction. many expect a two phase bull pattern, a volatile near term rally then a stronger move higher as money and labor stabilize and confidence returns.
Financial Editor's Notes on Telephone Stock and Railroads
The piece discusses American Telephone stock resilience amid declines and Vails warning to stockholders about new securities. It notes postwar aims, rate increases, and potential revenue gains from wire efficiency. It references the President's Congress speech on avoiding strikes and Hines’ rail wage guidance and impact on rates. It ends with a story about a shoe dealer marking up low priced stock to boost sales and its implications for class burdens.
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American Telephone
Theodore N. Vail
Hines
State Street
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Congress Street
Providence
Springfield
Philadelphia
Thomas W. Lawson
Joseph C. Pelletier
The
National City Company
Devonshire Street
Swampscott
J. R.C
American Sugar
United Shoe Machinery
Richmond
R. Tk. G
Liberty
Plant & Co
Old Colony Trust Company
Hecla Divide
Boston Curb Exchange
Albany Divide
Divide
HECLA
ILO
John E. Allen & CO
Tel. Main
Mass
Earnest E. Smith & CO
New England Securities
Gulfport of
A. E. Roberts & CO
State St
Middle States Oil
Oklahoma
Texas
New York Stock Exchange
M. G. Collins
Madison Avenue
Middle States
James J. Benelisha & Co
Doane Stree
Cushing Garber Oil & Ref
At & Cents
Sarah Rector Wells
Cushing Garber
Securities Exchange
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Exchange Street
Fort Hill
Financial Editor
Western Union
Congres
Swift & CO
A. F. Dow & CO
Investment Securities
Bryant & Stratton
J. W. Blaisdell
Boylston St
Laskey Commercial College
Back Bay
School of Practical Electricity
Hawley Electrical School
Huntington Ave
Maas
Haynes
Brookline
Middlesex Motor Car CO
Beacon St
Chelsea
Notich
Alois Smith
Suffolk
Frank W. Smith
Old South
Allen’s Law Office
School St
Special Commission
State House
Dudley St
Tel
Bene
Wilcox & Gines
Cambridge
Eo Eso
Ennand
Ellen Golden
Medfield State Hospital
Worcester State Hospital
Glasgow
Liverpool
Ordina
Arta Ania
Aea Vauban
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Cauberraes
Columbia
Plymouth
Havre
Southampton
Lasgow
Royal George
State St. Tel
Mauretania
Cherbourg
London
Caronia
Merchants and Miners
Northern Ave
Norfolk
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TVR
Georgia
Tennesse
South Station
Consolidated Ticket Office
Commonwealth Ave
Stor
Uttara
Linden Park Painting CO
Rox
Kalse Mining
Harry Geller
Holborn St
Kalsemining
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc
Cape Cod Canal
India
Bangor
India Wharf
Rockland
Bar Harbor
Brooklin
Blue
Portland
Central Wharf
ST. John
N. B
Eastport
Lubec
Maine Central Wharf
Mon
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