Market Review and Outlook for the Week
The week showed irregular price action with Mexican Petroleum and Pan American Petroleum leading gains. News on a possible copper merger and railroad labor tensions framed cautious optimism for a gradual business revival, with improving car loadings and rising building activity suggesting a longer term uptrend despite ongoing strikes and market volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan-American Petroleum
New York Stock Exchange Committee
Mexican Petroleum
Studebaker
National Association of Credit Men
Department of Commerce
Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
New England
Rhode Island
Inquiries on Pullman Co and Pacific Oil Company
The Boston Post answers questions on Pullman Co after its Haskell & Barker merger noting capital increases and asset value, with dividend safety and future prospects. It also details Pacific Oil Company earnings for Q1 1922, asset holdings including Associated Oil, land values, and long term contracts with Southern Pacific, signaling strong future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Co
Haskell & Barker Co
de Fierry Dorchester
Mass
Haskell & Barker
Haskell & Barker Car Co
Pullman
Pacific Oil Company
Roslindale
Mass. E. D
Delaware
California
Southern Pacific Land Co
Southern Pacific Railroad
Associated Oil Company
San Benito
Fresno
Kings
Kern
Pacific Oil Co
Pacific Oil
Firestone declares quarterly dividends in 1922
The Firestone Tire and Rubber Co announces dividends on two preferred stocks. The 4% preferred stock yields 1 1/2 percent payable July 15 to holders of record July 1. The 7% preferred stock yields 3/4 percent payable August 15 to holders of record August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firestone Tire & Rubber CO
Akron
Ohio
Ventura Consolidated Ol Fields
Yorkholdera
A. Ti. Ewing
Orton
Fail River Gas Works Co
Stone & Webster, Inc
Amnesty Meeting on Boston Common July 15
Plans for an amnesty meeting on Boston Common at Parkman bandstand on July 15 have been completed. Speakers invited include Senator Walsh Congressman Luce Mayor Curley Dr. Doremus Scudder Lawrence G. Brooks and others. The event aims to call for the release of all political prisoners and is one of many nationwide gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkman
Boston Common
Walsh
Luce Mayor
Curley
Doremus Scudder
Lawrence G. Brooks
Shaw & Co. Board Expands to Seven Directors
The Board of three directors of E. A. Shaw & Co. Inc. consisting of Walter K. Shaw Henry G. Brooks and William B. Wood has been increased to seven members by the addition of H. E. B. Marwood W. W. P. Rogers F. Le Foster and W. W. Hobba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A
Trade News Roundup from Berlin and Chicago Markets
Berlin reports a cartel of Germanys largest department stores forming to enforce a uniform price policy for imports and to attract buyers with fixed prices at Hamburg fair. Chicago notes the Amalgamated Trust and Savings Bank opened by the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America. Bradford reports high Mohair costs and weak demand with quotes for Mohair and kid hair in various grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairchild Service
Berlin
Germany
Oscar Tietz
United States
England
Chicago
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Amalgamated Trust and Savings Bank
Bradford
Fort Elizabeth
America
Girl's Plea Wins Freedom After 10 Days Missing
A Newton girl and companion were found by Jamaica Plain police after 10 days away from home. Marie Buckley 15 and Mary Doherty 12 are under welfare investigation. Marie was allowed to return home after pleading with officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Jamaica Plain
Mary Doherty
Jasset Street
Newton Welfare Committee
Marie Buckley
Jassett Street
Marie
Patriotic Week at Bowdoin Square Theatre Opens
Bowdoin Square Theatre launches Patriotic Week with a special program for all ages featuring Buck Jones in the Western film Rough Shod. The schedule promises liberty themed entertainment and pep for audiences of every age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin Sq
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Buck” Jones
Funeral Services for Charles Hood Today
Funeral services for the late Charles I Hood of 177 Centre street Jamaica Plain will be held from Watermans undertaking rooms on Dudley street at 2 oclock this afternoon. Hood died last Friday in his 70s. He owned the grocery at 177 Centre street for 20 years and spent nearly his life in the city. He leaves a wife and one son Ronald A Hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hood
Charles I Hood
Centre Street
Jarmatica Plain
Waterman’s Undertaking Rooms
Dudley Street
Mr. Hood
Jamaica Plain
Hood
Ronald A. Hood
Injustice of wool schedule debate in tariff bill
The Carded Woolen Manufacturers' Association attacks the Fordney McCumber wool schedule arguing it would raise annual wool clothing costs by 310,284,000 dollars and worsen fabric quality. It predicts heavy burdens on low incomes while sparing the wealthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordney-McCumber
Congress
United States
Carden Woolen Manufacturers’ Association
Boston hosts readied for National Education Association delegates
The Boston Young Men's Christian Union offers rooms at 48 Boylston Street next to Hotel Touraine for both male and female delegates. The Hostess Room and library will be open daily from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Delegates include state superintendents and commissioners from multiple states. New York offers a large floor delegation at Hotel Lenox and Brunswick. Colorado plans a 6:45 p.m. dinner at Hotel Lenox amid a busy program for teacher training and professional development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Men's Christian Union
Boylston Street
Hotel Touraine
National Education Association
New York
Lenox
Brunswick
Representative Assembly
Ann Eed
Colorado
Denver
National Educational Programme Day Schedule Highlights
A detailed agenda lists morning meetings at Mechanics Hall with music and folk dancing, plus talks on professional training for teachers by Olive M. Jones Minnie J. Nielsen Peter Mortenson Jessie Skinner and others. Afternoon sessions at Wentworth Institute cover departments from business education to immigrant education and rural education. Evening events include a general meeting at Mechanics Hall, a Hawaii delegation musical program, a reception at Copley Plaza and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Hall
Boston
Olive M. Jones
New York
N. Y
Minnie J. Nielson
Bismarck
N. D
Peter A. Mortenson
Chicago
Ill
Jessie L. Skinner
Wentworth Institute
Assembly Hall
Department of Business Education
Boston University
Department of
Normal School
Girls’ Latin School
Department of Higher Education
Boston University Liberal Arts
Department of Immigrant Education
High School of Commerce
Boston Public Library
New England Conservatory of Music
Jordan Hall
State House
Gardner Auditorium
Committee On Foreign Relations
Jacob Sleeper
National Geographic Society
Huntington Hall
Boylston Street
National League of Teachers’ Associations
Tufts Medical School
National Society For Study
National Vocational Guidance Association
Alumni Hall
School Garden Association of America
Jeremiah E. Burke
Mass
Channing H. Cox
Massachusetts
James M. Curley
Susan M. Dorsey
Los Angeles
Cal
Charl Ormond Williams
National Education Association
Memphis
Tenn
Copley- Plaza Ballroom
Copley Plaza
Gloucester Chime Bells Dedicated by Cardinal O Connell
A crowd of over 3000 gathered on the lawn before the Church of Our Lady of Good Voyage in Gloucester as Cardinal O Connell dedicated the chime bells slated for installation in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Church of Our Lady of Good Voyage
House of Worship
Cardinal O'Connell
Waltham Chamber Faces Dues Crisis and Court Action
Waltham Chamber of Commerce warns it may go bankrupt or sue to collect about 8000 in overdue memberships. Over 200 members have not paid annual dues, with some delinquent up to six years, according to chamber directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham Chamber of Commerce
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Dyer
House
Senate
Supreme Court
United States
Congress
Miss Jones to report on elementary education revision
Miss Jones will prepare the report for the commission revising elementary education. She was a leading candidate for the 1920 Des Moines association presidency. Miss Williams, association president, visits Somerville Teachers Club this afternoon for a motor trip with 69 Shelby County teachers touring the north shore and Marblehead before tea at Tufts College. A tea at four on Tufts Campus invites teachers and friends. The New York and Pennsylvania delegations arrange a luncheon for Middle States and Maryland at Hotel Lenox tomorrow at 12 15 pm. Tickets available at the State Headquarters on Hotel Lenox sixth floor. The luncheon honors the National Education Association president and former president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Williams
Association
Teachers’ Club of
Somerville
Shelby County
North Shore
Marblehead
Tufts College
Tufts
New York
Pennsylvania
Middle States
Maryland
Hotel Lenox
National Education Association
Old Orchard Fire Scare Destroys Cafe and Damages Beachfront
A massive Old Orchard Maine fire swept the W L White cafe building and nearby structures as embers ignited roofs across the resort. Fire departments from Portland Saco and Biddeford aided a crowd of up to 70 000 spectators. Loss estimated 40 000 to 50 000 dollars with several hotels garages and cottages damaged or scorched. No major injuries except the cafe owner William L White who was overcome by smoke but expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Saco
Biddeford
W. L. White
Hotel de Payheur
Ocean Pier
Old Orchard Pier
William JL. White
Anne Fitts
White Cafe
Old Onechard Street
Grand Avenue
White's Cafe
Sears & Hinchlisse
Grand Avenue Dairy
White’s
Theo Mingo
Old Orchard
Herring Garage
Hotel de Fayheur
Imperial Street
Sears & Hinchlisfe
Temple of Fun
Ocean Pier Hotel
Orchard Totel
White
Calls Prayer the Most Natural Activity of Man
Reverend Clayton R. Bowden of Meadville Theological School preached at King's Chapel stating prayer is the most natural and spontaneous human activity. He said it may be a vague longing or grow into articulate desire or result in anguished supplication with tears, but remains prayer in all cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton R. Bowen
Meadville, Pa
King's Chapel
Outing of North End Clubs Draws Many Youths to Mystic Hills
Hundreds of boys and girls from ten clubs enjoyed the annual outing and picnic of the United Clubs of the North End at Mystic Hills Medford. Children were transported in special cars under the supervision of Loreto Terriuni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Clubs
North End
Mystic Hills
Medford
Loreto Terriuni
Dyer anti lynching bill unlikely to pass Senate
Washington July 2. There is no chance the Dyer anti lynching bill will pass the Senate. Senator Lodge aims to report the measure to force a Senate debate and seek compromise through amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Lodge
Body Identified in Haymarket Square Bicycle Accident
The young man who died after a bicycle crash and being run over in Haymarket Square Relief Hospital Saturday has been identified as Alfred N. Benedetto aged 2 of 7 Webster Street East Rose ton. The identification was made by his uncle at Northern Mortuary yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
War Weeks
Weeks
Haymarket Square Relief Hospital
Lawrence M. Barry
Postercourt
Medford
Alfred N. Benedetto
Webster Street
East Roseton
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Anaconda Copper Mining Co
American Smelting & Refining Co
Eilers and Hyans
Harding
Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
Railway Shop Crafts Union
Maintenance of Way
E. F Grable
Ben W. Hooper
Boston Post
Post
Inquirer
Financial
Melbourne
Australia
Brisbane
Manchester
Herbert William Lee
McConnell
Fine Cotton Spinners Association
Yokohama
Massachusetts Bond and Mortgage Company
Massachusetts Bond & Mortgage Co. Incorporated
GO State
Cprdowaco
Members
Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York
Ian All
Asourni
Ditvlie Suugiers
Nstane
Sime Boston
J. G. Robertson
Ventura Consolidated Oil Fields
Hobba
J. W. Crabtree
Mechanics Hall
John W. Abercrombie
Montgomery
Ala
Will CG
Wood
Sacramento
A. B. Meredith
Hartford
Thomas E. Finegan
New York City
O'Leary
American Federation of Labor
N. E
Borah
New York Times
New Englands
Bill
Robert L. Norton
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