Bond Market Prices Drift amid Mixed U.S. and International Debt
New York trading shows no clear trend as gains and losses spread across bonds. Mexican 4s rise while United Kingdom 5 1/2 of 193 presumes gains. Lyons 6a Prague 7 12 28 and Serbian 8 ease. St Paul issues mixed with 41 2s recovering from a Saturday decline. Rockefeller estate liquidation cited as a factor in some moves. Railroad bonds show irregular changes with Frisco up and Minneapolis-St Louis down amid tax sale pressures.
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United Kingdom
Lyons
Prague
St. Paul
Financial Digitriet
William Rockefeller
Distillers securities lead gains in industrial group
Chicago and Alton 31 Central 41 28. LSND SPSS gains seven points in Distillers 5s, with Producers and Refiners 7s and dollars and warrants. American Agricultural Chemical 1s Chile Copper 7s Cuba Cane 1s and Virginia Carolina Shewsisel 71 23. Republic Stgeles weak.
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Allied Chemical
NY. Central
St.l
North Am
Northern Pacific
Ohio
Oklahoma
Am Inter Corp
Otis Steel
Pacific Oil
Pan-Am. P
Jesse
Pitts. W. Vi
Pitts. &W.va
N. J
T& A
Aui Hales
Lee
Reis
Robert
It & Ohio
Rob
Tron & Ane
Beth Stee
el Oh Mg
Brook
St.Louis
Savage Arms
Batic
Seaboard Air
Wie
Seaboard A.l.of
Callahan
T Roebuck
California
Pet Alif Packing
Brg
Calif Pet
South Railway
Stan.o. of Cal
Chi & Alton
Chi & Ill
Chile
China
Col Fuel & Iron
Col & South
Columbia Aera
Jn. Rya
Invest
U.S.C.I.P.& Fdy
U.s.hoffman
R&i
Steel Steel
del Lack & W
Vivendou Corp
Sis
Va.Car.Chem
DuPont de N
Va.-C. i
Eastman "Asbid
Va.Iron C. & C
Valron C.&c
Elihorn
Regugen Tae
Emerson-Brant
Elkhorn Coal
Emer-Brant
Weber & Heilb
Endicott-J'n
W. Wester
Erie
Maryland
West
M & Sim
Gimbel
Goodrich, Mining
Gray & da
Gulf States Steel
Houston Oil Ve
Hudson Motor
Central Mer
Interboro C
O R. T
Int
Cement Corp
Comb. Engi
Gt.North
M.mar
Bite
G&t
Duline
Kennecott
Lack
Lehigh Val
Liggett
Lima
Ville d& Nash
Ion
Baa Ae R
Manhat
Oes Tii
Hsiad
Arlin See
Ie Intyre Mines
Chicago & Alton
Central
Dunlop Tire Plant to Start in Buffalo Under Sir Eric Geddes
Buffalo reports confirm the Utica Mills will halt cotton knit goods and retool to produce tire fabrics for the Dunlop Tire and Rubber Corporation of America in a $20 million Buffalo plant. Sir Eric Geddes will manage the facility, with operations tied to an impending broader cotton fabric venture. A decision on expansion awaits Geddes’s return next month.
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Buffalo
Utica Mills
Dunlop Tire and Rubber Corporation of America
Tire
Eric Geddes
Lloyd George
Utica Mis
Dunlop Company
Sir Eric
Dunlop
Wall Street Notables Lead New England Society in New York
The New England Society in New York celebrates its 11th anniversary led by Albert H. Wiggin of Chase National Bank. Other officers include Harry B. Thayer of American Telephone and Telegraph, George W. Hodges of the Stock Exchange, and Guy E. Tripp of Westinghouse. The article highlights Cromwell’s push for exchange reforms, Buckland’s rail protest before the Interstate Commerce Commission, and Hale Holden’s new Railway Executives Association role as a candidate for future leadership.
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Wall Street
New
Directory of Directors
Harry B. Thayer
Mr. Thayer
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Theodore N. Vail
George W. Hodges
The
Stock Exchange
Investment Bankera of America
Guy E. Tripp
Cromwell
Exchange
Buckland
New Haven Railroad
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Hale Holden
Railway Executives Association
T. de Witt Cuyler
Holden
Burlington
Boston
Mogat
Northwest Railroad
Interstate Commerce
Richardson Refuses Change in Rail Rates Favoring Philadelphia
William M. Richardson testifies at ICC hearing that Philadelphia’s railroad export rate differential should stay unchanged, citing its port’s advantage and potential loss of business to New York. He stresses Boston’s minimal business ties to grain and exports and asserts Philadelphia’s “home town” rate benefits. Boston and New England representatives counter as allies in a broader challenge to the differential.
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Philadelphia
William M
Bill) Richardson
Washington
Boston
Interstate Commerce Commission
Philadelphia Export Company
Atlantic
Massachusetts
New England
New York
Richardson
Middle West
Samuel Silverman
Curley
Frank 8. Davis
Maritime Association
Boston Chamber of Commerce
William T. Lamore
Boston & Maine Railroad
J. R. MacAnanny
R. van Amerson
Boston & Albany
Edward M. Hagarty
Cunard, Anchor and Anchor-Donaldson Steamship Lines
William P. Libby
Plymouth Cordage Company
The
Charles F. McSorley
Railroads Could Stretch To The Moon And Back
A historical note claims railroad tracks in the United States could reach nearly to the moon and return with a 35 freight car locomotive placed at seven mile intervals along the distance. It cites 56,000 passenger cars, 40 days to start all street cars, and vast passenger and workforce figures for 1980s rail activity.
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Moon
United States
America
New York
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Station
New York City
France
Heroism at Sea Earns Lloyds Gold Medal for Captain Evans
Captain E R G Evans of H M Barlisle received Lloyds Gold Medal for Saving Life after rescuing 1100 Chinese coolies from the steamship Hong Moh which struck rocks near Hong Kong on March 3, 1921. Evans swam amid heavy seas to haul survivors by line to a motorboat and again went overboard to free a fouled propeller, earning cheers from A L Sturge who chaired the Lloyds presentation.
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Lloyd's
E. R. G. R. Evans
R. Ni
A. L. Sturge
Hong Moh
Hong Kon
Evans
H. M. &. Barlisle
Vane
Sturge
Purchasing Agents Frolic at 17th Annual Dinner in Ford Hall
A riot of laughter broke out at Ford Hall during the New England Purchasing Agents' Association 17th annual frolic. George C. Bestwick of Worcester led the night with a bustling entourage as Chief Fisher and others kept order. A supper and a minstrel show followed, ending in broad good humor with floral gifts for cast members.
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Ford Hall
Worcester
W. L. Chandler
Mishawaka
Ind
National Association of Purchasing Agents
C. H. Dodge
A. V. Howland
Howl
Dodge
Chief Fisher
George Fisher
Mason & Hamlin Company
NEW England Purchasing Agents
New England Purchasing Agents Association
Western states push for freight cuts on grain shipments
Western states opened evidence before the Interstate Commerce Commission to demand lower railroad freight rates on grain grain products and hay west of the Mississippi and east of the Rockies. Kansas led the case with support from Minnesota Nebraska North and South Dakota Iowa Missouri and Oklahoma joining in while Western railroads oppose.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi
Rocky Mountains
Kansas Public Utilities Commission
Minnesota
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Missouri
Oklahoma
Wholesale Prices for Fruits, Meats and Staples Listed
A long list of wholesale price ranges across fruits vegetables grains dairy meats and feed. Items include apples Baldwin and MacInton apples, beans, tomatoes, oranges navels lemons cranberries pineapples grapes and more with per bushel per crate and per 100 pounds quotes. Beef sides grass cattle and pork products are cited with various price bands. Feed ingredients like bran meal oats and linseed include multiple price points. The compilation reflects market rates in New York and Canada with assorted grade notes and wholesaler terms.
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N. Y
California
Lima
Canada
Morege
Hennery
Aeea
Florida
Perton
Timothy
Darte Ton
Lara Stasi
Ebay
Gina
Orange Blossoms at the Colonial Theatre
French play The Passerelle by Fred de Gresac and Francis de Croisset becomes a musical comedy titled Orange Blossoms. Marie Tempest previously starred in English version The Marriage of Kitty. the Colonial presented the current production last night.
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Fred de Gresac
Francis de Croisset
Marie Tempest
Kitty
Colonial Theatre
Paris Opera Mixes Spice With New Plot In Orange Blossoms
Review notes drastic changes from the French prelude with new characters and added choruses. Baron Belmont and Helene De Vasquez plot to secure an inheritance via a staged marriage to a country girl who falls for her husband. Nancy Welford debuts as Kitty with a strong voice and charm, while Victor Herbert conducts. The two week engagement draws praise for cast, costumes, and orchestral presence.
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Miss Tempest
Belmont
Helene de Vasquez
Mme. de Vasquez
Paris
Mme
Helene
Nancy. Welford
Kitty
Miss Welford
Miss Weford
Hal Skelly
Denny Murray
Queenie Smith
Mary Lucas
Robert Michaelis
Baron
Phyllis le Grand
Workers' Party seating debate roils progressive conference
At the second conference for progressive political action in Cleveland the seating of Workers' Party of America reps sparked a heated, extended discussion. The credentiar committee was asked to report by tomorrow morning, with unofficial word that the party would be refused seating for being merchant and anti labor and not invited to the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Associated Preas
Workers’ Party of America
Credentiar Committee
Wor
Alt Im
Boston Symphony Opens Five Monday Concerts Under Monteux
The Boston Symphony Orchestra led by Pierre Monteux opened a five night run in Symphony Hall. Ernest Schelling was soloist in Liszt's E flat concerto with a brilliant finish. Brahms, Rabaud and Chabrier filled the program with mixed reception to the performance. The orchestra showed high energy and Monteux elicited a Spanish flair in the closing rhapsody.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Pierre Monteux
Symphony Hall
Brahm
Rabaud
Lisst
Chabrier
Ernest Schelling
Monteux
Mr. Schelling
Joe Cook at Keiths Theatre Delivers Vaudeville Night
Joe Cook, famed as the One Man Vaudeville Show, kept Keiths Theatre audience roaring for an hour. Thomas E Shea introduced a sketch titled Spotlights while Theodore Stepanoff showcased a Russian number Yar mark English Night at the Carnival with one of the best Russian dances in years. The cast features about twenty performers including Bryan Lee and Mary Cranston Genevieve and Walter Bill Dan Bryant and Dick Stewart and Frank Marino and Tony Martin.
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Joe Cook
Keith's
Thomas E. Shea
Boston
Theodore Stepanoff
Bryan Lee
Mary Cranston
Genevieve
Walter Bill
Dan Bryant
Dick Stewart
Frank Marino
Tony Martin
Gadski Fails to Sing Over Legion Pressure in Los Angeles
German soprano Johanna Gadaki canceled her Los Angeles concert after a request from police officials and Acting Mayor Criswell amid pressure from the local American Legion. She said no charges were substantiated but preferred not to risk an incident.
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Los Angeles
Cal
United News
Mme
Johanna Gadaki
Criswell
Gadeki
American Legion
Durango Editor Rod Day Cleared of Murder Charge
Durango Col Dec 11 Rod Day editor of the Durango Democrat was found not guilty of murder in the death of Wil Wood city editor last April. The verdict came after 13 ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durange
Col
Rod Day
Durango
Joyous Christmas Eve Opera Debuts by Russian Grand Opera
Tachaikowsky's Christmas Eve, a charming Russian folk tale based work, was staged for the first time in Boston by the Russian Grand Opera Company at the Boston Opera House. The tale blends naive humor and fantastical elements drawn from folklore.
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Tachaikowsky
Boston
Russian Grand Opera Company
Boston Opera House
Cage
Gogol
Briel Hrianowsky
Massenet
Mr. Hrjanowsky
Tschaikowsky Christmas Eve Opera Review in Boston
A Boston night sees Tschaikowsky's Christmas Eve performed with Hriyanowsky as the Devil and Nina Guasiers as Oxana. The piece blends folk song mood with light humor and tender scenes, praised for character drawing and vocal nuance, though some singing edge noted as needing improvement. The company's comic players and chorus receive warm notices as the orchestra under Mr. Vasilief shines in key moments.
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Selocka
Vakoula
Oxana
Techub
Tachub
Gyar
Fieigls
Tachaikovsky
Tachaikowsky
America
Tschaikowsky
Nina Guasiers
Misa Guasieva
Amith
Mayor
Hudson Motor Cuts Prices and Declares Dividends
Hudson Motor Car Co directors meet on December 1 to cut prices on Hudson and Essex cars and announce a quarterly dividend of 60 cents per share plus an additional dividend. Payable January 2 to shareholders of record December 2. The company cites improved quality and economies from sustained winter production.
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Hudson Motor Car
Hudson and Essex Care
Detroit
German Police Introduce Jiu Jitsu Tactics in Europe
A German officer, Herr Woang, returns from duty to apply jiu jitsu instruction to public order guards. Berlin assigns a police instructor to develop ilu jitsu in Barsela and to help establish a Madrid squad.
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Herr Woang
Barina
Fey
Berlin
Oiaily
Weany
Ilu-Jitey
Baresla
Squad
Madrid
Unclear OCR Text With Potatoes Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR note references sweet potatoes and barrels with spicing but contains garbled words and no clear event or entities to summarize.
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Iver
Best & Brit Corp
Opper
Cole Mining
Fede
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Lenace
Everly
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Minneapolis-St. Louie
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Mowe Pest
Fairchild News Gereice
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Eng
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Port Elizabeth Cables
London
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Canton Cables
Wall Street Personalities
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Edward H. Crosby
In Love
Victor Herbert
Workers’ Party
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Schelling
Keith
Gadski
Legion
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Miss Gussieva
Hudson CO
Hudson
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