Investment opinions on Colorado Fuel and Iron stock
An investor guide notes that Colorado Fuel and Iron shows improved surplus and cash position, with potential value if tariffs change. It warns the stock is not the best speculative choice and suggests consulting a reliable investment house for comparisons with low priced industrials. It also critiques Centennial Copper Mining's poor investment prospects and outlines margin interest questions with broker practices.
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Question on Colorado Fuel & Iron stock value
Brockton asks if Colorado Fuel & Iron common stock bought at 388.75 is worth holding or should be sold at current prices. BESE replies that price movement shows the stock has traded above the purchase price for over a decade and may rise again when conditions normalize, but notes intrinsic value is weak due to overcapitalization and poor earnings. dividends have been scant, with long lapses on common stock and limited back dividends on preferred stock until recently.
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Colorado Fuel & Iron Common
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Widener Library Cornerstone Laid At Harvard
Harvard opens commencement week with the laying of the Widener Memorial Library cornerstone in the yard. At 11 o clock Phi Beta Kappa meets and President A Lawrence Lowell presides. Mrs Widener of Philadelphia will lay the cornerstone. Justice Francis J Swayze to deliver the principal address.
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Market Review And Outlook An Eventful Week
A brisk survey of a turbulent week in markets notes prices at five year lows since 1908, heavy yet subdued liquidation, and a tentative technical rebound aided by banking support. Grain crops look strong with bumper wheat prospects, but bulls doubt the rally. Minnesota rate ruling hurts railroads psychologically, pushing for federal relief. Copper and steel see reduced surpluses and slowing demand, signaling broader weakness.
Labor unions plan to unite two carpenters groups
The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners and the Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners vote on a plan to solidify their merger. The Amalgamated would become locals of the Brotherhood with charters from that union while retaining its benefit systems. In Boston, about 3000 Brotherhood members and 600 Amalgamated members stand to join.
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Plumbers Pick Officers for New England Union Convention
The New England States Association of Journeymen Plumbers Gas Fitters and Steamfitters elected Orth E. Clark Lynn Mass as president George O Loughlin Manchester N H as vice president Roderick McGarry Providence R I as secretary treasurer and formed an executive board with C W Glynn Lowell Edward McGurk Providence Charles McElroy Pawtucket George Scribner Portland Me George Exelson Montpelier Vt and William Fahey Willimantic Conn Names for next convention were set as Manchester N H for 1914 June The group urged AFL unions to turnout on Labor Day to oppose the Industrial Workers of the World impact on foreign born workers.
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Orth E. Clark
Lynn
Mass
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Manchester
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C. W. Glynn
Lowell
Edward McGurk
Charles McElroy
Pawtucket
Boilermakers Hope Strike Ends Soon in Boston
Boston labor leaders said a settlement of the boilermakers strike within a few days is likely as 1100+ members stay out across the state. Mass meeting at Hibernia Hall featured John J. Dowd and William E. McNabb as they laid plans to picket and present alleged legal violations by employers in ads during the strike.
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Grand Jury
Hibernia Hall
East
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William E. McNabb
William A. McDonald
Lodge 585
Dowd
Delegates plan August Plumbers Convention festivities
Delegates from the District Council of the International Association of Plumbers Gasfitters Steamfitters and Helpers met at Wells Memorial Hall to arrange entertainment for the August convention in this city. About 500 delegates are expected. the event runs ten days starting August 18 at Ford Hall with a harbor excursion a dance a smoke talk and a trip to Norumbega Park.
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Master Barbers to Hold Conference
According to members of the Hub Master Barbers Association a joint meeting of the executive boards of the A F L and the I W W barbers unions will be held at the New American House tomorrow afternoon to discuss differences from the recent strike. The master barbers plan another session Friday night and expect a report from the joint meeting then.
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Labor Notes Outline of Labor Day Parade Involvement
Local 1 25 172 173 and 225 Garment Workers Union board votes to join the Labor Day parade and expects nearly all 4300 members to march. Meetings at Faneuil Hall planned to vote on weekly versus piecework in coat making. Various union updates include officer elections and memorials in Boston area labor circles.
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Horn
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White
Mellen
Union 70
Jeremiah Murray
Thomas Shea
Abrahams
Bakers’ Union
Worcester
Emil Isakson
Salem
M. N. McRae
Brockton
H. R. Pigeon
Holyoke
R. Philip
Springfield
KE. G. Schutz
Hartford
Arthur Daniels
Augustus Knight
Jeremiah Cunningham
John ©. McDonald
J. J. Donovan
Boston C. L. A
Bunker Hill Lodge
R. T
M. J. Murphy
J. W. Rogers
Portland Lodge
Margaret O'Toole
Ladies’ Auxiliary
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G. Harris
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H. H. Dean
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J. H. Cameron
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William Brennan
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Fred Pond
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D. J. Scully
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Births Marriages Deaths Notice From The Post
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS notices appear with a 50 cent charge per insertion. The column lists numerous Cambridge Boston Charlestown Roxbury Dorchester and Somerville notices, with dates of June 14 15 1913 and details of names relatives and funeral arrangements across many towns and churches. Names include Southwick Tufts Atherton Bates Cahill Coughlin Cunniff Curran Daniels Delanier Dolan Farren Ferris Flynn Guinan Kilduff Lefevre Lewis Lee Lunde Mahoney M Donald Parsons Pillon Porpu Rand Reddish Reed Robinson Sargent Scollard Sears Sheffield Sullivan Uhrig Warner Welch.
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Mackerel Vessels and Ground Fishermen Enter Portland Port
Three mackerel vessels from the Cape shore and several ground fishermen arrived in port after rough seas. Vessels included Clintonia with 14,000 large mackerel and Pinta with 6000 large fish plus 40 barrels of salt mackerel. Ground crews hauled in thousands of pounds of lobster and fish from Nova Scotia. The Cunard liner Laconia is due at Portland midweek, likely final summer stop, as Nova Scotia lobster season ends and Maine supply grows. The Ellen M Golder, rebuilt as a floating grain elevator, nears service. City of Macon retruns to Savannah after boiler issues. Marenge sails to Hull with 44,000 bushels of wheat. Bluecher arrives on first Hamburg-American line voyage. Nicholas Cuneo expected from Baracoa with bananas.
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Death notice for Henry F. Flynn at St Peters Church
Boston Lodge No 10 Elks reports the death of state brother Henry F Flynn. Funeral services at St Peter's Church Meeting House Hill Monday at 9 am. All brothers urged to attend. Timothy E McCarthy Exalted Ruler P F McCarron Secretary.
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Shipping News Arrived With Numerous Tug and Barge Movements
A long list of arrivals and movements shows steamers, tugboats, and barges operating between New York, Portland, Boston, Philadelphia, and Halifax ports. Vessels include Devonian, Prince Arthur, City of Gloucester, Lehigh, and Glyndon with multiple tows by S. O. Co., L. & W. C. Co., and other firms. Calls at Bangor, Newburgh, Portsmouth, and Windsor indicate a busy regional shipping season and routine fleet activity along Atlantic coast ports.
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Lynn Boy Hit By Auto Is Dead
Lynn city report says 8 year old Roman Kozenscyski, son of Franz Kozenscyski of 110 River street, died yesterday afternoon at Union Hospital, Lynn from injuries after being struck by an automobile last Friday.
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President Gomez Sails for France from Havana
Ex President Gomez and his family left Havana today aboard the steamer Espagne bound for France. General Gomez plans to stay in Europe for several months.
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