Market Quiet as Foreign Tensions Need Clarification
Financial notes describe a calm pre holiday market with bears and bulls content to wait amid unclear foreign policy. The piece discusses Soviet intentions, Britain’s possible stance, and France's buffer goals, plus a case of a client losing 1500 on 5 shares of Standard Oil of New Jersey. It also highlights Baltimore & Ohio prospects and American Steel Foundries syndicate reshaping with solid earnings expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Bears
England
Ac Ee
Sovi
France
Russia
Germany
Poland
Wrangle
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Auto Crash Injures Framingham Residents
Victoria Merritt and Andrino Valdri were seriously injured when Valdri’s car sped down Winthrop Street, skidded at the turn, and struck a Waverley Street light pole. The pole snapped, wreckage filled the scene, and both occupants were pulled from the car and rushed to Framingham Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham
Victoria Merritt
Bridges Street
Andrino Valdri
Waverley Street
Valdri
Waverley
Winthrop Streets
Winthrop Street
Merritt
Framingham Hospital
Market Review and Outlook Signals Mixed Yet Resilient
The market ended a week with a late rally offsetting earlier losses, showing a stronger technical base amid Europe’s Anglo French split over Poland. Growth in rail tonnage and crop prospects support potential gains, while industrials face renewed pressure as commodity prices drift downward and monetary policy remains unchanged.
Why American Agricultural Chemical is Trading Below Par
The Boston Post explains that American Agricultural Chemical Co trades well below par due to broad market decline since last year, a drop in earnings, and fear of dividend cuts. A large postwar inventory and farmers delaying fertilizer purchases further reduced 1919 earnings to about $8.04 million, with common stock earnings dropping from prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Drug
Wollaston
United Drug Company
Riker & Hegeman Company
Boots, Ltd
Great Britain
United Writing Paper Company, Inc
Sherman Envelope Company
Liggett’s International, Ltd., Inc
Fisher Body Corporation
General Motors
Fisher Body
Uless Fisher Body
United States
Canada
National Plate Glass Company
Fisher Body Ohio Company
Cleveland
Fire Queen Strikes Brookline With New Garage Blaze
The so called Fire Queen visited Brookline last night setting a one story unoccupied wooden garage at Newton and Hammond streets ablaze. Discovered about 9 30 police have long sought the incendiary since June 6 with heavy guards on weekends but the arsonist evaded capture. The garage had been unused for some time and a nearby estate house burned two years ago.
Fainting Woman Falls From Third Floor Window
Miss Mary E. Smith aged 23 fainted while at a window on the third floor of a Charlestown home and fell to the sidewalk. She was rushed to Relief Hospital in a passing car with a fractured skull and placed on the danger list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Street
Charlestown
Mary E. Smith
Relief Hospital
Reflective remark from The Black Sheep heroine on marriage
A female character laments missing a decisive proposal and wonders how life would differ if she had married him then. Her wistful inner voice reveals regret over lost love and a changed future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norah
Laxton
London
Laurie
The Black Sheep of Barton Manor Entangles Norah and Laxton
Norah Ackroyd consents to a ride with the enigmatic George Laxton heir to Barton Manor. Rumors of his reputation swirl as Laur ie Fenton returns from London stirring jealousy. Laxton reveals a past engagement to Laurie and vows love to Norah as public notices promise further chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Laxton
Black Sheep
Barton Manor
Norah Ackroyd
Laxton
Norah
Laurie Fenton
London
Laurie
Ryan Hewett
Hewett
MR. Ackroyd
Rodney Ackroyd
Devonshire
Murderer Feci Executed by Electric Chair
Francesco Feci, convicted killer of Louis F. Soulia, was electrocuted at the state prison shortly after midnight. Medical witnesses pronounced him dead nine minutes after the first shock, marking the first execution at the prison under Warden Shattuck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francesco Feci
Louis F. Soulia
Feci
Shattuck
Execution Witnesses Describe A Nerviest Condemned Man
The condemned man faced the death chamber with surprising calm and a smile that faded to astonishment at witnesses. He kissed a crucifix before the 2000 volt shocks, and after the first five minute attempt life signs were detected. Officials condemned capital punishment after the pronouncement.
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Province of
Nova. Scotia
National City Company
Boston
State Street
Financial
Europe
Wall Street
Baltimore & O
American Steel Foundries
Gerany
George Leland & Co
Court St
Arthur M. Harvey
East Coast Fisheries
G. F. . Redmond & CO
Fort Hill
Rail Group
Eachy Company
Gallagher & CO. Inc
New York
Chas
P. Dow & CQ
P. Dow, Pres. and
Treas, Street
City of Vienna
Withington & CO
State St. Boston
Northern Texas Electric CO
Fort Worth
Texas
Northern Texas Electric Company
Renere
Stone & Webster, Inc
T. H. G. Boston
Boston Post
New England
Post
The
Inquirer
Mass
American Agricultural Chemical
Brookline
U. S Government
America
GEO. H. Perkins & Co., Inc
Broad St
Kilby St
Mavin Tagi
Rupy M. Ayres
Bell Syndicate
Lumsden
Clarkson
Feet
Jesus
Father Murphy
Lewis R. Sullivan
Governor's Council
Joseph S. McLaughlin
George B. Magrath
Williams
John R. Fairbairn
Middlesex County
Charles R. Drury
Reis Lloyd Limited, Inc
Investment Securities Foreign Exchange Equitable Building
Milk St
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