Answers to Inquiries on Stocks and Bonds in Boston Post
The Boston Post outlines its policy for Monday inquiries on New England stocks and bonds. It answers questions on Boston & Maine New Haven and American Telephone, Cuba Cane Sugar, Loose-Wiles second preferred, and explains the market stance and financials behind each issue.
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Boston Post
New England
Post
Financial
The
Inquirer
Boston
Mass
Boston & Maine
New Haven
B. A. W. Groton
Cuba
Loose-Wiles
Toose-Wiles
Joose-Wiles Biscuit Company
New York
New Jersey
Market Review and Outlook for Price Stabilization
Market review notes a renewed decline in industrial and copper stocks with light trading. Analysts expect a broad stabilization as copper falls to 18 cents and steel prices lag, while the government plans steps to stabilize prices and restore confidence for a spring readjustment and renewed buying.
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Stepl
Reconstruction Industries Board
War Industries Board
New Industrial Organization Formed in Massachusetts
Tomorrow the Massachusetts Industrial Plan Inc a new financing institution organized under Massachusetts laws will begin business at 21 School street where it has established com-
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Massachusetts Industrial Plan, Inc
Massachusetts
School Street
Com
Eight Thousand at Camp Devens No Longer Peacetime Size
At Camp Devens on February 9 only about 8000 soldiers remain, the smallest garrison yet. Demobilization and disembarking work continues under Colonel Abraham G. Lott, succeeding Colonel George L. Byroads, who remains involved. Services for former President Roosevelt were held at Y M C A hut No. 80 with Dr Endicott Wea body speaking. An automatic fire system is planned for the camp hospital and supply buildings. Fire signal duties shift to fire headquarters while a new telephone operator is sought. Sergeant Samuel Beresmarth remains in the guardhouse with Washington orders cited for his confinement.
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Uncle Sam
Abraham G. Lott
Lott
George L. Byroads
McCain
Byroads
Roosevelt
Endicott Weabody
Groton School
Russell Fire Club
Samuel Beresmarth
Washington
Mass Meeting Backs League of Peace in United Nations Drive
In the Church of All Nations a mass meeting passed a resolution to cable President Wilson urging a league of peace with guarantees. Eight flag bearers carried colors of nations as services commemorated Colonel Roosevelt and supported the League of Nations movement.
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Church of All Nations
Wilson
League of Peace
League of Nations
Roosevelt
Boston and New England Study Joint Telegraph Postal Service
Government authorities conduct a Boston based survey on combining telegraph and postal services to improve overall communications. Night letters delivered via telegraph to post offices enable early morning delivery, with plans for closer cooperation and shared offices to boost efficiency.
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Telegraph and Postal
Boston
New England
Bostonian
New York
Theodore Roosevelt Remembered In Cleveland Memorial
Thousands gathered in Cleveland for afternoon and evening services honoring Theodore Roosevelt. John McCormack opened with the Star Spangled Banner and Harry Lauder delivered a eulogy as public attendance overflowed the venue.
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Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
Firemen Escort Funeral of River Street Fireman
A 60 member firemen delegation led by District Chief Walter McLean and 100 members of Neponset Lodge escorted the funeral cortege for Warren Chase, 27, of Engine 6, Forest Hills Cemetery. Also noted were a Dorchester woman’s sudden death at Mass and an inspector knocked unconscious by a fall. Two destroyers Crosby and Cassin sailed from Charlestown with more to follow, while Salem, flagship of Rear Admiral Robertson, faces repairs and delays.
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Neponset Lodge
Warren (. Chase
River Street
Forest Hills Cemetery
Albert Pierce
Central Congregational Church
Harry Cummings
Draper Street
Dorchester
Charlestown Navy Yard
Crosby
Cassin
Salem
Robertson
No Parley With Bolsheviki Declined by Russian Provisional Government
Paris February 8 The anti Bolshevist governments of Russia refuse to attend the Princes Islands conference. Nicholas Tschaikovsky president of the provisional government of Northern Russia says his government will not go and backs the position of the Paris Russian committee led by Prince Georges E Lyov.
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Paris
Associated Press
Russia
Princes’ Islands
Nicholas Tschaikovsky
Georges E. Lyov
Sazonoff Pushes Allied Volunteer Army Against Bolsheviks
Sergius Sazonoff, honoring Denikine Kolchak and Don governments, refuses to join a conference while urging an allied volunteer army of 100 000 to 150 000 men to defend Black Sea ports and bolster a revived Russian army. He wants foreign aid, bases, ammunition, and funds with security. Tschaikovsky backs coordination under a single command to avoid rival zones.
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Denikine
Kolchak
Don
Wilson
Germany
Nikolai Lenine
von Trotzky
Black Sea
M. Sazonoff
Baltic
Archangel
Tschaikovsky
Sazonoff
National bank resources exceed twenty billion dollars
Washington announces that total resources of the national banks rose to 20,042,224,000 at the December 31, 1918 call, up 220,820,000 from November 1, 1918 and 1,968,916,000 from December 31, 1917. The figure shows a more than doubling since January 7, 1911 when resources totaled 9,820,483,000.
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Washington
Williams
United States
Americans listed as ill in Canadian casualties
On Ottawa list from Ottawa Ont Feb 9 the following Americans were listed as ill in Canadian casualties G B Columbia Fall River Mass J Reardon Boston Mass W J Moran Norwich Conn
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OT Yawa
Ont
Columbia
Fall River
Mass
J. Reardon
Boston
W. J. Moran
Norwich
Conn
Plans to repatriate all U S service dead
The Navy Department is arranging to bring home the bodies of all officers sailors and marines buried abroad, with work set to start in the coming months. Relatives will decide both the return and final disposition of the remains.
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Washington
Navy Department
Navy Seeks Home Burial Or Arlington Interments For War Dead
The department favors bringing home all bodies but will honor private interment where desired. Marines and naval detachments overseas will have graves permanently marked. If kin wish, the dead may rest in France in American cemetery sites with perpetual care. Navy prepay for burial delivery. treasury bureau refunds up to 100 dollars. Relatives should contact the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery or the Marine Corps commandant.
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National Cemetery
Department
Army
France
Navy
War Risk Insurance Bureau of the Treasury
Naval Reserve
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Marine Corps
Corps
Labor MP urges constitutional path for railway workers
James Henry Thomas, Labour MP and NUWM secretary, urged railway men to keep action within constitutional bounds. He warned that paralyzing commerce would harm citizenship duties and emphasized eight hour day demands require careful demobilization of railway troops abroad. He urged workers to await Parliament negotiations.
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London
Euston
James Henry Thomas
National Union of Railway Men
Thomas
France
Belgium
Germany
German Assembly Advances First Reading of Provisional Constitution
Weimar voters report the German National Assembly approved the provisional constitution's first reading by acclamation. The second and third readings are scheduled for Monday as the session adjourned.
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Weimar
Associated Press
Provisional German constitution debated in Assembly
Hugo Preuss outlines the provisional charter empowering the assembly to draft a permanent constitution and pass essential laws. It preserves states rights, sets a president by majority vote, and creates a state committee as a quasi second chamber. The plan contemplates moving the assembly to Berlin after Easter with an April 11 adjournment.
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Hugo Preuss
Interior
National Assembly
Berlin
Ebert
Herr Ebert
Woolen mill workers approve 48 hour week in Vermont
Burlington Feb 9 The American Woolen Company mills at Winooski will begin a 45 hour week tomorrow after 2600 employees voted to cut eight hours from 56. They attended a mass meeting and, after an explanation of wage differences, supported the reduction.
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Burlington, Vt
American Woolen Company
Winooski
Deaths NOLAN MORRISON SPEAR Quiet Cambridge and Hyde Park Obituaries
James J. Nolan of North Cambridge aged 55 died February 9 and funeral services were held at St John’s Church North Cambridge on February 11. Bridget Morrison of Hyde Park died February 9 with high mass at the Church of the Most Precious Blood February 12. William B. Spear of Randolph aged 74 died February 9 with funeral services February 11 at the First Baptist Church. Relatives and friends invited to attend.
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Nolan
Capridge
James J. Nolan
North Caabridge
St. John’s Church
Massachusetts Ave
Hollis St
North Cambridge
Morrison
Hyde Park
Bridget
Michael Morrison
Lost bracelet on Elevated car between Sullivan and Park
Lost bracelet experienced last night between 8 and 9 on an Elevated car between Sullivan and Park. Initials R. W. engraved on stars. Please return to Rose Weis at 82 Queensberry Street Boston.
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Sullivan Eq
R. W
Rose Weis
Queensberry St
Boston
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