Market Review and Outlook
The market fell short of last week’s gains with a minor retreat, leaving industrials and rails several points down from mid January highs. Steel shows further curtailment while cotton, wool, hides, leather and silk edge up. Foreign indemnity talks loom, copper financing grows, and call money rates spike. overall credit improves but a major breakout remains unlikely this week. The railroads plan expense cuts, traffic dips seasonally, and earnings may rise later as volumes recover. The market stays in a flat groove, awaiting a decisive breakout or test of resistance.
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Steel Corporation
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
New York Reserve Bank
New York
Wall Street
Atterbury
The
Pennsylvania
Copper market turns eyed as investors weigh bonds and dangers
Financial Editor notes optimism for copper outlook with Germany and Europe needing metal for electrification and hydro power. Cites bond market strength in January and warns investors to beware get rich quick mining and oil stock schemes. urges consult local bankers or reputable papers before buying.
Shower silences 1000 telephones in Malden
A torrential pre dawn shower damaged a large cable at Laurel and Salem streets cutting service for more than 1000 subscribers in Maplewood and Linden. Most lines were restored by 6 PM yesterday.
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Maplewood
Linden
Malden
Laurel
Salem Streets
Inquiries on United Fruit and Gray & Davis Stock Outlook
The Boston Post answers readers on investments in United Fruit and Gray & Davis. United Fruit shows long earnings history, sizable cash, and tax considerations for Massachusetts residents. Gray & Davis notes wartime shift, current sales, and lack of dividends on common stock with 1919 and 1920 price ranges.
Tide and skies data from late winter report
The record lists tidal heights and lunar phases with celestial guidance. It notes morning tides rising to 4 inches, evening tides increasing, and moon phases from February to March alongside evening stars Venus and Mars and morning stars Jupiter and Saturn.
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Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Sabine Sun Reaches Port with 60000 Barrels of Oil
The Sabine Sun, carrying 60,000 barrels of crude oil from Port Lobos to Mexico, docked at the oil wharf in Brain tree yesterday. The Leyland steamer Cale, from Manchester, arrived with a small cargo and her captain G o has long served as master of the Iberian. Six passengers from Central America came aboard the United Fruit steamer San Bruno from Port Limon, also delivering 28,000 stems of bananas. A cargo of 25,000 bags of sugar arrived on the Maumee from Nevitas, Cuba. Numerous motor boats were seen on the bay, and new pilot regulations are expected to be published by the customs guards on the seventh floor of the custom house.
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Manchester
England
Cale
Central America
United Fruit
San Bruno
Port Limon
Maumee
Nevitas
Cuba
Custom House
Roben to Wrestle Cadock at Mechanics Building
Announcement says Earl Cadock will appear Friday night in Mechanics Building to attract fans of scientific wrestling. Cadock is described as the most scientific wrestler of all time and a leading figure in the sport.
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Earl Caddock
Mechanics’ Building
Weightwise Champion Caddock Faces Roben in East Preview
Weighing 190 pounds, Caddock defeated heavier foes including Stecher, Lewis, and Zbyszko before winning the world title then returning from overseas duty with the 88th Division. He meets lumberjack Joe Roben, a new Pacific Northwest star, as promoter Tuohey pushes fresh talent. Other matches pit Jimmy Landos vs John Paulsky and Waldek Zbyszko vs John Oilin.
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Lewis
Stecher
Zbyszko
Pewzak
Madison Square Garden
Caddock
Joe Roben
Pacific Northwest
East
Tuohey
Roben
Cadadock
Jimmy Landos
John Paulsky
Waldek Zbyszko
John Oilin
Filene Urges U S To Help Europe And Preserve Peace
Edwin A. Filene spoke to a West End YMHA audience urging the United States to join or modify the peace alliance to enforce terms and prevent Bolshevism. He warned that without work and peace in Europe, radical and conservative elements may lose hope and domestic business will remain spasmodic due to surplus goods and low credit. He argued American aid is needed to sustain Americanism and uphold postwar balance of power.
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Europe
Edwin A. Filene
West End
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Mt. Vernon Street
United States
Mr. Filene
Germany
Filene
America
Shipping News Arrived and Sailed with Multiple Tugs and Barges
Shipping news lists steamers Caledonian Jago Manchester England Sabine Sun Miller Port Lobos Nuevitas Cuba San Bruno Jackson Port Simon Co R via Cristobal Governor Dingley Ivey H. Brown Norfolk Delaware Snow New York tug Valley Forge Lablich Philadelphia towing barges Manheim Bath Pennington Searsport Richardson Merrymount Antwerp Perth Amboy Manchester barges 765 then 781 763 Visit Vineyard Haven for barge 302 Perth Amboy to join tow. Neptune Searsport towing Solitaire. Portsmouth tow of disabled Jupiter.
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Caledonian
Jago
Manchester
Eng
Sabine Sun
Miller
Port Lobos
Mexico
Maumee
Abrahamson
Nuevitas
Cuba
San Bruno
Jackson
Port Simon
Co. R
Cristobal
Overnor Dingley
Ingalls
Portland
Ivey H. Brown
Holbrook
Norfolk
Merrymount
Antwerp
Perth Amboy
Vineyard Haven
Valley Forge
Manheim
Bath
Pennington
Searsport
Savage
Neptune
Solitaire
Portsmouth
Jupiter
Incoming steamers and wireless weather report update
The Post Marine Record lists incoming steamers from various ports including Norfolk Clement Smith from necomate Mexico Hewitt from Sabine Westmount Antwerp Sudbury and Pacific ports via Charleston D C Juniata from Baltimore Iceland from Australian ports Susquehanna from Danzig and Bremen Oyaka from Buenos Ayres plus others with destinations Boston Philadelphia and New York. Wireless report notes the Susquehanna was 121 miles from Boston at noon. Graves Light and Chatham report northwest winds clear skies with moderate to strong breezes. temperatures around 42 and barometer 29.80. American ports include sailed Gloucester Norfolk and Providence on February 4 and 5. foreign port entries show Columbus Colombo and Valparaiso activity with ships en route to Boston and Philadelphia.
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Walter D. Noyes
Norfolk
Clement Smith
Necomate
Mexico
Hewitt
Sabine
Westmount
Antwerp
Sudbury
Pacific
Charleston
D. C
Juniata
Baltimore
Iceland
Australian
Susquehanna
Danzig
Bremen
Oyaka
Buenos Ayres
Miller County
Tecomate
Lady of
City of Columbus
Savannah
Winifredion
Liverpool
Braa
Philadelphia
Currier
Port Arthur
Texalte
Tashmoo
New York
Pawnee
Boston
Speakers Urge Erin’s Liberty in Winthrop Mass Meeting
The Rev. Dr. Albert W. Allen of Brooklyn and Mayor Dennis Morgan of Thurles spoke at a largely attended mass meeting in Winthrop Centre under the Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic. Allen argued that recognizing Ireland as a nation is a moral as well as international issue. Morgan described conditions in Thurles Cork and other Irish cities.
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Albert W. Allen
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dennis Morgan
Thurles
Ireland
Association For the Recognition of the
Winthrop Theatre
Winthrop Centre
Allen
Emerald Isle
Morgan
Cork
Fill Bottles for Ice Chest Spark New Prohibition Drive
New York reports a campaign by prohibition enforcers targeting contents of patent medicine perfume and hair tonic bottles used for ice chest preparations. Officials note last year about 39,000,000 gallons of grain alcohol were used to make such items, a rise of over 800 percent from prewar levels. Dozens of new tonics and elixirs appeared, largely to refill private beverage liquor stocks.
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New York
Train Youth to Become Champion at Wrestling
Continued from First Page a report on early training of a promising wrestler named Gardini and his rivals. Wheeler, Gardini, and Lewis are highlighted for strength, skill, and potential battle readiness as they prepare for the New England amateur wrestling championships in March. The piece notes Gardini’s grappling outlook, Wheeler’s progress, and public debut plans, with emphasis on intense practice and the judging criteria of upcoming matches.
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Harvard
Smith
Gardini
Wheeler
O’brien
Lewis
Cully
New England
Giant Wrestler in Roxbury Gym Trains for World Title
Carl Wheeler known as Cully, a 290 pound six foot three wrestler from Noble and Greenough, trains in a private Roxbury gym with Renato Gardini and Professor J J O'Brien aiding his build. Wheeler hopes to enter mat sport for sport's sake, learn jiu jitsu, and aim for the heavyweight crown while avoiding promoter exploitation. The article notes his scale, gym setup in a factory, and a sparring session with Carle Lemle and Sam O. Smith.
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Carl Wheeler
J. J. O'Brien
O’brien
America
Japan
Wheeler
Roxbury
Carl Stedman Wheeler
Cully
Noble & Greenough
Renato
O'Brien
Arnica
Carle Lemle
Lemle
Sam O. Smith
Park and Recreation Department of
Boston
Tells Secret of Drug Cargo
New York: A drug raid aboard the steamship Florence Luckenbach followed Detective Bernard Boylan disguising as a longshoreman gaining the confidence of quartermaster Frederick Sandolf. Sandolf was arrested on drug vendor charges after revealing drugs on board and the German stamped cargo suggested international smuggling. Dr. Carlton Simon said Sandolf was tied to the ring.
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New York
Bernard Boylan
Frederick Sandolf
Sandolf
Boylan
Carlton Simon
Post seeks lost dog Gyp owned by Elaine Burnham
A small black collie with a white collar and breast and golden tan markings named Gyp has been missing from the Burnham home at 224 Chestnut Hill avenue Brighton for two weeks. Gyp is Elaine Burnham's dog and a beloved family pet. He is lame in the right front leg and wears a black leather collar with a brass name plate. Readers urged to call Elaine if found.
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Gyp
George E. Burnham
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Brighton
Mr. Burnham
Elaine
Burnham
Pension Fund Concert by Boston Symphony with Wagner
The Boston Symphony Orchestra under Pierre Monteux gave a pension fund concert at Symphony Hall, featuring Wagner, drawing a large, enthusiastic audience. The program included the Meistersinger overture, Lohengrin prelude, Tannhauser overture, Ride of the Valkyries, Tristan and Isolde Prelude, and excerpts from The Ring of the Nibelungen. The audience’s sweeping enthusiasm confirmed Wagner’s enduring appeal and the orchestra's prowess.
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Pension Fund
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Pierre Monteaux
Symphony Hall
Wagner
Boston Symphony
Raisa and Rimini Star Boston Opera House Concert
Rosa Raisa and Giacomo Rimini performed together at the Boston Opera House before a large audience amid high enthusiasm. Raisa's dramatic soprano and stage persona drew crowds while Rimini impressed with his warm voice and engaging stage presence. The program featured Mozart, Durante, Verdi, Hageman, Burleigh, Rabey, and the Toreador from Carmen. Both artists received strong applause and encores.
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Rosa Raisa
Giacomo Rimini
Boston Opera House
Miss Raisa
Mme. Raisa
Mozart
Durante
Aida
Rimini
National amateur balkline billiard championship starts in Cleveland
The national amateur balkline billiard championship opens in Cleveland with seven top amateur experts contesting. Matches are 300 points, two games daily in the afternoon, one at night, with the final three games slated for February 14.
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Cleveland
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Financial Editor's Notes
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Boston Post
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Gray & Davis
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J. B. Lowell
American Car & Foundry Company
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Mechanics
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Shipping News
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Weather Report
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Providence
Anna R. Heidritter
Jamaica
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Beverly
Iran
City of Montgomery
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Stephen R. Jones
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J. J. O’brien
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