Stocks Rally on NY and Boston Markets With Mixed Results
Trading in New York and Boston showed stronger activity with totals of 422,500 and 4,435 shares respectively. General Asphalt and East Butte led as most active issues in their cities. Reported June results for Great Northern and International Nickel show improved deficits and earnings context, while General Baking expands plants and output beyond 4 million loaves weekly.
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Saaie Guapas
Hudaoe Ui
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Lehigh Valley
I Loews Inc
Ll Iil Oil
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Indis
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Lorillard
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Woodburn Oil
Boston & Montama
New England Economy Recovers Brightly Amid Market Upswing
A. J. Bean reports firmer stock action with gains led by Mexican Petroleum and Western Union while Central Leather weakens. He notes rising New England business activity, improving textile and shoe sectors, and a return toward normal by fall.
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New England
Boston Reserve Bank
Market Prices in California and Midwest: Grains Meats and More
The current market listing shows refined sugar futures at 6.15 cents per pound with two percent drys. A wide spread of prices follows for produce and livestock including corn No 2 yellow at 79 to 80 cents per bushel and oats 38 to 40 cents per bushel, while beef and lamb quotes span medium to spring varieties. Multiple items from hay to poultry list regional ranges in California and elsewhere, highlighting fresh and in transit goods with varied quality descriptors.
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Fiar
Lina Calif
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Eaas
Lemona
Messina
Ieee At
Turlocka
Sorin Leii
Wile Bahbois
York State
Graveniveau
Weetie
Goveaien
American Sugar Rf. Co
Money Market Rates and Foreign Exchange Benchmarks
The report lists broker loan rates at 7 percent for money market loans and 6 percent for outside broker call loans. Individual collateral loans stand at 7 percent while customers' commercial loans range 6 to 7 percent. Sterling prices are shown in foreign currency cents per watt.
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Eck
Hughes Chosen to Lead American Delegation
A White House statement named Secretary of State Hughes to head the American delegation to the disarmament conference. The appointment followed weeks of lobbying and signals that Hughes would be the lead negotiator for the United States.
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White House
Hughes
President Harding narrows list for disarmament duties
The article states Harding has narrowed the pool of candidates for key posts, possibly appointing a United States Senator and perhaps a woman. He plans to deliver the Nov 11 opening address and then stay in the background, acting as mediator. The State Department will clear remaining details and arrange housing for invited nations' delegations and staff.
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Harding
Poincare
France
Versailles
State Department
Department
Father Mistakenly Takes Child in Wilder Auto Chase
Mrs. Morris pursued a stranger who grabbed a child she believed to be her own. Norman Waxler identified the girl and the suspect released the child after a brief struggle. The man, Carr, and his wife Gladys Carr had been separated. Police referred the women to the police court for complaints.
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Frank
Revere
Frank Apartments
Kenneth
Tax relief measures eyed by House Republicans in 1918 plan
The committee draft would cut taxes on candy from five to eight percent and reduce furs and art works from ten to six percent. It also calls repeal of luxury levies on carpets rugs trunks traveling cases pocketbooks umbrellas portable lighting and wearing apparel. The bill, under GOP plans, would amend the 1918 law and be debated in a Monday conference before introduction in the House.
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Ways and Means Committee
Debate Shrinks as Lawmaking Hints Hit House Rules
House leaders debate a rule to limit general debate and set a vote time while prioritizing committee amendments. Ways and Means Members push toward completing tax changes, rejecting further income surtax cuts, and considering a manufacturers tax on luxury goods to replace repealed luxury levies.
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Ways and Means
Melion
Drowning of 2% year old at Pine Crest
Norman G. Robinson of Central Falls drowned this evening at Pine Crest after cramps seized him. Local authorities reported the incident in East Providence R. I.
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R. L
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Central Falls
Pine Crest
Here
Message From Coolidge None From President
Marion Ohio August 12 Vice President Calvin Coolidge sent a message of congratulations to Dr and Mrs George T Harding from Boston The White House did not send a message that day The President s aging father quipped he expected a letter in a day or two
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Ohio
Calvin Coolidge
Boston
George T. Harding
White House
Couple Elopes. Dr Harding and 62-Year-Old Bride Return Home
In Monroe Michigan a 62 year old bride and Dr Harding elope then return to their home on Centre Street. They talk of future plans and a cozy house while Daisy, the daughter, prefers the old home. The couple resumes practice and their household returns to normal.
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Punish Navy Men for Snub to British Flag
The incident was reported to the commandant of the Charlestown Navy Yard with jurisdiction over the Maine station. On Monday the men were taken to Boston for disciplinary action.
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Maine Station
Boston
Navy Charges Pending as Officers Remain Silent
Report states three young naval personnel face charges with actions to be decided by the Navy Department in Washington. Bar Harbor’s Naval Radio Station commander Lieutenant Steve V. Edwards and Charlestown Navy Yard Admiral Cleaves neither confirm nor deny the charges as the incident unfolds. On Friday, the British...
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Bar Harbor
Admiral Cleaves
Charlestown Navy Yard
First Naval District
Navy Department
Washington
British Flag Incident At Bar Harbor Naval Station
Three young sailors at the Bar Harbor naval radio station pulled down the British flag from its staff in a dawn act of disrespect. The culprits were identified and sent to Boston for disposition after officers reported the incident to the commandant at the Charles Town yard. Lieutenant Edwards declined to discuss details while Admiral Cleaves referred questions to Washington.
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Edwards
Charlestown Yard
Boston Yard
Boston
Cleaves
Navy Department
Washington
Disappeared Man Leads to New Suspicions in Buffalo Case
The search for Arthur A. Woodbury expands as Rudolph M Ritter, 88, civil engineer of 601 Morgan Building, vanishes the day after Woodbury. Letters to Ritter surface, including one with Helen Kranz’s address. Kranz says Ritter sought $500 to start a brick company and pressured women for money, warning he would kill for funds.
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