Dividend Payers Edge Markets After Two-Week Trading Halt
The Boston and New York stock exchanges closed for two weeks, marking a drastic drop in quotations. The article notes uncertainty about future selling, suggests July 30 prices as a potential base, and presents a margin of safety table for dividend-paying holdings to guide current and prospective investors.
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Ealt & Ohio
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Ches & Ohio
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CN W Rios
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del & Hud
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Lehigh Valley
Louise & Nash
Manhattlev
Mass Elec Pf
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Penn
Reading Com
Reading
Reading 2d
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Union Pac
Inquiries to Boston Post on New England Stocks and Bonds
The Boston Post announces a Monday financial column answering inquiries on listed and unlisted New England industrial utility bank and mill stocks and bonds. Inquiries must be one topic and include full name and address for response. Answers come from trustworthy data but not guaranteed for accuracy or market guidance.
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Boston Post
New England
Post
Public Notices From Land Industrial and Financial Firms
Industrial, public utility, bank and mill companies issue inquiries directed to the Financial Editor at Boxnton Post Boston Mass. The notice seeks information on investments, partnerships and regulatory compliance with standard dates and contact procedures.
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Boxnton Post
Boston
Mass
Investor Seeks Why Stock Fell From $1.50 to 26 Cents
In Roxbury Massachusetts T Te asks how a stock paid 1.50 a share can trade at 26 cents two weeks after an assessment. The answered cites former management failures and current officials taking charge in 1913 after losses in early 1912, noting ongoing mill losses and efforts to rebuild.
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Boston & Corbin Mining Company
Stock Exchange
Tit
Roxbury
Mass. T. Te
Cyclist Dies After Middlesex Fells Crash
An unidentified man riding through the Middlesex Fells collided with a telegraph pole at South Main street and the parkway in Stoneham. He was thrown onto a ledge and injured fatally. he died at Woburn Hospital. A postcard reading J. E. Varesis 4 Bennett street was found, possibly his name.
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South Main Street
Parkway
Stoneham
Woburn Hospital
J. E. Varesis
Bennett Street
Rescue Two in Charles River near Auburndale
Two people fell from a canoe on the Charles River near Auburndale. Thoms A Franney of Melrose Street Auburndale and worker at Norumbe Best House pulled a near-drowning young woman to the surface. Pulmotor and treatments revived her. her non-swimmer companion was saved by William J Meyers of the boat house.
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Charles River
Auburndale
Thoms A Franney
Melrose Street
Norumbes Best House
William J. Meyers
Boat House
Posse Kills Five Bandits in West Virginia Shootout
From War Eagle reports say five bandits died in a day long confrontation with a posse near Williamson West Virginia. Three officers were killed and two wounded as the gang and authorities clashed. About $1700 of the $8000 stolen by the bandits last Friday was recovered.
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Williamson
W. Va
War Eagle
Glen Alum Fuel Company
Pope Pius IIis Health Worsens In Heat Wave
In Rome on August 16 Pope Pius underwent bed rest after a physician diagnosed gouty catarrh and noted the heat sapping his strength. The pope has been unwell for days and the European conflict has added to his distress. All audiences were suspended by Dr. Marchiafava.
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Pope Pius
Marchiafava
Europe
Woman Rescued After Leap Into Spot Pond
Miss Lillian Ellis of Stoneham was saved from drowning in Spot Pond yesterday by Benjamin I. Goodwin of Dorchester who, with a companion, saw her plunge in. Goodwin removed his coat and shoes and dived after her to bring her to safety.
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Waverly Street
Stoneham
Spot Pond
Benjamin I. Goodwin
Edison Grove
Dorchester
Goodwin
Miss Ellis
Man Drowns While Swimming in Quincy Quarry
Albert Vanner a 26 year old plumber of 231 Water Street Quincy drowned yesterday afternoon while swimming in Wilsons quarry off Centre Street Quincy. This marked the second tragedy in the Vanner family recently as Frederick Vanner a brother was killed in an accident at Fore River Shipbuilding Company yards.
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Albert Vanner
Water Street
Quincy
Wilson
Centre Street
Tne
Vanner
Frederick Vanner
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Border Atrocities Denied by Russia
A St Petersburg dispatch quotes a semi official news agency denying German reports that Russia formed frontier irregular bands. It says no such units exist and claims the reports aim to credit German troops with abuses on the wounded and civilians.
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London
St. Petersburg
Russia
Warship with four funnels sighted off San Juan
A warship with four funnels has been cruising five miles off San Juan since early morning today. Its nationality could not be distinguished from the port.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Question on Hargraves Mills stock and Boston & Corbin mine
The Hargraves Mills inquiry notes assets of 42 million dollars and liabilities of 2.22 million with net debt around 0.2 million while resumption of dividends depends on improving goods and business. The Boston & Corbin mining venture shows heavy losses, unpaid bills, reduced shifts, and a suggestion to shut down the mint until new development or a merger occurs.
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Neers
Boston
Corbinore
Boston & Corbin
Hargraves Mills
Fall River
PAPC
Middleboro
Mass
Street razed after German soldier killed in Verviers
A Reuters dispatch from Brussels reports that during the German entry into Verviers artillerymen of the Civil Guard say a German soldier was killed by a shot and the entire street from which the shot was fired was razed.
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London
Reuter
Brussels
Verviers
Roosevelt Speaks at Fenway Park in 1914 Campaign Kickoff
Colonel Roosevelt arrives about 3 30 PM to Fenway Park for a field day marking the Progressive campaign opening in Massachusetts and New England. A Beverly Progressive team faces the Irish American A A in a ball game with prizes awarded by Roosevelt. Somali the African lion hunter meets Roosevelt before the speech, escorted by John T Benson of the Franklin Park Zoo.
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Bay State
Roosevelt
L’enway Park
A.A
Beverly
Abdi Ali Somali
Franklin Park Zoo
Colonel Roosevelt
Africa
John T. Benson
Talk Scheduled At Five In Boston Arena
The speech of Mr scheduled to begin at about five o clock will be held in the Boston Arena if weather is clement. Charles Sumner Bird of Walpole Daniel Gosgrove of Lowell and other prominent Progressives will confer with the Bull Moosers chief. Matthew Ale may attend depending on health. Roosevelt is
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Charles Sumner Bird
Walpole
Daniel Gosgrove
Lowell
Bull
Matthew Ale
Progressive State Committee
Dublin
N. H
Roosevelt
Authorities after food price raisers
City and state investigators pursue a suspected pricing scheme tied to sugar and flour stored at Boston wharves. Attorney General Boynton and District Attorney Pelletier plan to present findings. potential grand jury action and new laws under review.
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Ederal
United States
French
Board of Health
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Pelletier
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Arthur J. Seagrave
Boynton
Montreal Man Donates 500000 For War Effort
Montreal millionaire J. K. L. Ross gave 500000 to the government in Ottawa. The donation will be used for military or naval needs and to seed a patriotic fund for wives and children of expeditionary force members and for pensions to wounded servicemen.
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Ottawa
War Loan Protested by the C L A
The Boston Central Labor Union protested American war funding. It urged New England workers to withdraw five and a half billion dollars from regional banks to protect themselves and press the protest.
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Europe
Boston Central Labor Union
New England
Resolutions Press Labor Grievances and War Costs
A series of resolutions denounce war costs and capitalist motives, protest State Board of Labor actions, and urge labor representation in commissions. Other points call for restoring Strandway bathing rights, evaluating salaries by education, establishing a State university for wards, and reporting on labor-appointed commissioners.
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Napoleon
United States
Wilson
State Board of Labor and Industries
Organized Labor
Commonwealth
South
Boston
Park and Recreation Department
Massachusetts
A. F. of L
Con Man Collects Salem Funds in Fraud Scheme
Boston and State police seek to arrest a man tied to a forged letter using the name L. H. Brown Dover NH and posing as McNeil or O'Neil. He allegedly collected several hundred dollars for a subscription drive aiding Salem fire victims. The impostor operated in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, charging expenses to the former local president.
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Bunker Hill Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Salem
L. H. Brown
Dover
N. H
McNeil Or
O'Neil
New Hampshire
Brown
Labor Notes on Union Meetings and Organizing Efforts
A roundup of union actions and organizing in New England. Local 74 votes to call a meeting after a downtown wharf labor dispute. Federation of State City and Town Employees plans citywide organizing in Melrose and Watertown. Twenty Brighton workers join a Tamsters union Local 379. Steamfitters Local 537 to receive wage-scale reports as talks with Master Steamfitters begin. Bill Posters Union notes turnover of posters. Local 146 AF of L forms with Wells Memorial charter. Mrs Mary T St John launches organizing for Brotherhood of Electrical Workers across New England and Canada. Freight Handlers Local 70 report on CG L U wage demand postponement.
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Brighton
Harry P. Jennings
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Tamsters’ Union
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Bill
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Wells Memorial Building
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Worcester Telephone Operators’ Union
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Canada
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New Haven
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The
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French Reservists Leave Vera Cruz for France
A contingent of 500 French reservists sails from Vera Cruz aboard the Maria Cristana bound for France via Spain. The ship also carries numerous political refugees including several Mexican newspaper men who fear arrest or execution if they stayed.
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Mexico
France
Spain
Czar Appeals to Jews Promises Favor for Volunteers
Berlin Morgen Post and Frankfurter Zeitung report Austria seeks Polish mobilization with freedom from Muscovite rule while Russia issues a manifesto to Jews urging enlistment in the Russian army. The offer includes residency rights in previously forbidden districts. The Frankfurter Zeitung notes tepid Jewish response.
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