Inquiries on Anaconda Loose-Wiles and Walworth stocks
Boston Post financial editor replies to readers with data on Anaconda Copper Company price history and factors, Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co earnings and price range in 1915 1916, and Walworth Manufacturing Company assets earnings and plant plans, citing figures from 1916 1917.
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Inquirer
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Fast
Orleans
New York
New Jersey
Walworth Manufacturing Company
Walworth & Nason
National Tube Company
Kewanee
Ill
Russia to Come Back and Bring Trouble to America
Evangelist E. L. Cardey warned in Berkeley street tent that Russia will return possibly via a Prussian coalition, foreseeing trouble for America. He cited Ezekiel 38 and 39 about Rosh invading the land of unwalled villages, yet said God will reveal his power at Christ’s second coming to halt the invasion.
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America
Evangelist E. L. Cardey
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Rosh
Jesus Christ
Gompers Heads Advisory Council of Alliance
In New York on July 29 representatives of labor groups in the American Alliance for Labor Democracy elected Samuel Gompers chairman of the advisory council. Frank A. Morrison became vice chairman and Robert Maisel of New York was named secretary to the alliance aimed at countering pro German agitation in unions.
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American Alliance For Labor Democracy
Samuel Gompers
Alliance
Frank A. Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Robert Maisel
Market Review and Outlook Faces a Cautious Recovery
The market steadies after a brief rebound and drifts in a narrow range as investors digest war related fiscal moves. Elevated taxes and price controls fuel fears of diminished profits, yet discounts from prior declines hint a possible further rally if August brings expected seasonal strength and easier money conditions.
Street Opinions On The Market Hayden Stone Co
Market opinions from Hayden, Stone & Co reflect a strong technical position with potential upward movement on Washington action or favorable events. They note liquidity scarcity, war profits, and shifting industrial earnings, predicting a cautious but potentially profitable fall rally with selective stock purchases during market pullbacks.
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Hayden, Stone & Co
Democracies Must Smash Imperialism and War Rhetoric
Secretary Lansing urges student officers and Americans to support entering World War against Germany. He argues German imperial ambitions threaten liberty, cites breaches of treaties, submarine warfare, and anti democratic actions, and frames U.S. entry as defense of justice. Lansing notes war aims hinge on defeating German military dictatorship to preserve democracy.
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Berlin
Mexico
Troops to France Move Secret Under Censorship
Washington July 28 reports indicate American forces heading to France will move with absolute secrecy if current War Department policy holds. Secretary Baker and advisers favor no publicity for troop arrivals abroad and will inform newspapers and press services through forthcoming voluntary censorship rules.
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Baker
Censorship plan eyed as troop movements loom
Navy and army officials pledge transparency yet discuss withholding troop arrival announcements. Secretary Baker backs limits to avoid tipping off Germany as National Guard front lines form. Some top officers oppose but support grows for a War Department briefing system on military developments.
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Army
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France
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Navy Department
Department of Army
Steam valve blasts burn man in street yard accident
Samuel Greaval, 20, of 1 North Market Street, suffered serious facial burns when a steam valve blew off while cleaning an engine in the Dover street yards last night. He is at Massachusetts General Hospital and is expected to recover.
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Dover Street
Samuel Greaval
Kitchin Says Tax Burden on Poor Should Not Rise
Washington July 29 Majorit y Leader Kitchin chairman of the House ways and means committee declares that tax burdens on the poor must not be materially increased as he pushes to raise an additional 5 000 000 000 to fund the war to July 1 1918 He argues ability to pay should be the standard and that taxes on necessaries already aid the poor as much as they can bear He advocates raises first in normal income and excess profits taxes.
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Washington
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Kitchin backs tax plan but seeks delay on new bill
Congress should not draft a new tax measure before next session, says Mr. Kitchin. He argues the war needs funding via a democratic tax based on ability to pay, while weighing $5 billion needed with at least $2 billion from taxes. House leaders resist drastic taxes on big business and push delaying revenue changes.
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