Weekly Review and Outlook on Stock Market Trends
A cautious week in markets with stagnant trading and a unsettled tone. Frank Vanderlip speaks forcefully for a conservative bull market while Adams Express stockholders receive a $24,000,000 surplus and Reading declares a regular dividend. Copper market discussions and large gold outflows to foreign centers follow. The Russian Duma dissolves and Russian stocks slump, later recovering. Total gold exports this season exceed $19,000,000 with ongoing demand from the Bank of France. Henry Clews notes new currency demand from crop-moving facilities under Treasury reforms, and potential steadier cash flow through national depositories. Near-term outlook points to a clearer money picture after early next month with a continued readjustment period and cautious, slower activity ahead. Copper shares fluctuate in local markets as part of the broader pause.
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Frank Vanderlip
Adams Express Company
Duma
Bank of France
Henry Clews
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Treasury Department
Anxiety in European Money Markets Weighs on Global Prices
New York June 23. World securities markets remained heavy and apathetic last week with feeble price changes and prostrate demand. The money settlement period raises anxiety as French demand for gold and high official discount rates signal strain. Copper, iron, and steel show muted activity with buyers cautious and producers signaling possible price concessions.
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New York
Paris
Bank of France
London
No Friends for Strain in Cell
Robert F. Strain remained in Salem jail awaiting bond as a single visitor refused to identify themselves. The scene contrasts with news of the Harvard Yale boat race where the Central Vermont Railway runs a deluxe special train beside the racing crews with limited tickets available at 360 Washington Street, Boston.
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Central Vermont Railway
Harvard
Accused of burying little girl alive in Pennsylvania
West Chester PA June 23 District Attorney W N MacElree filed a formal murder charge against Irwin Lewis for the death of his five year old step daughter Mary Robbins Newlin whose body was unearthed from a hole near the Lewis farm at Ladenberg. An autopsy found the child buried alive under earth with a burlap bag over her head. Lewis denied the crime and claimed an alibi as angry neighbors demanded Lynch law.
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Westchester
Penn
W. N. MacElree
Irwin Lewis
Mary Robbins Newlin
Ladenberg
Lewis
MacElree
MacEfree
Dorchester Opposes Grocers Liquor Licenses
A Dorchester church meeting led by Rev. W. W. Evarts and Dorchester No lLicense Union President Robert H. Maywood urged opposition to liquor licenses for Bert Dudley of Fields' Corner and Hackett & Byron of Hancock street. They cited past violence and urged residents to press the excise board Thursday at 10 AM.
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Immanuel Baptist Church
Adams Street
Dorchester
W. W. Evarts
Bert Dudley
Fields’ Corner
Hackett
Dorchester Avenue
Fields
Hancock Street
Evarts
Boston
Maywood
Excise Board
Boy Run Down By Auto In Watertown
Ambrose Boyle aged a little over a year is unconscious after being struck by an automobile owned and driven by G. G. The incident occurred in Newton on June 2 as the boy’s parents looked on anxiously from Mt. Auburn Street.
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Bowersox
Standford Street
Springfield
Main
Mt. Auburn
Mr. Bowersox
Alfred
Ralph
Yale seniors back anti race death by own action cup
Yale New Haven Conn June 23 The Yale senior class endorses anti race death by own action and class secretary Heathcote Wolsey reports 17 engagements among members Most plan early marriages The class offers a 500 trophy cup to the first member reporting the birth of a son The competition begins next Wednesday graduation day
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Heathcote Wolsey
Morse to Marry in Norrie Home Next Saturday
Samuel F. B. Morse of Brookline, grandson of the telegraph inventor, plans a wedding next Saturday at the Staatsburg Norrie home to Miss Anne Thompson of New York City. Morse was Yale football captain last fall and aims to be the first class member wed.
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Samuel F. B. Morse
Brookline
A. Gordon Norrie
Staatsburg
N. J
Anne Thompson
New York City
Morse
Yale
Robert F. Tilney 2d
Montclair
Rhoda Sargent
Henry B. Sargent
Tilney
Walthour Aims to Race MacLean at Revere Track
Robert A. Walthour of Atlanta arrived in Boston with his family after riding in Europe this spring. He seeks a motor paced race against Hugh MacLean, who won the one hour race on Bunker Hill Day. MacLean may race next Saturday night at Revere track, distance undecided.
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Robert A. Walthour
Atlanta
Boston
Walthour
Europe
Berlin
Germany
Hugh MacLean
Bunker Hill
MacLean
Revere
Bristol High Sheriff Arrest Highlights War on Crime in Wareham
In Wareham on June 23, Sheriff Hurley led a coordinated raid that arrested eleven prisoners as part of the Spotless Town crusade. The effort, funded by a $1000 town appropriation, pays constables $2 per conviction, with clergymen managing the pool. Edwin H. Evans, Bristol County high sheriff, was among those arrested for speeding.
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Hurley
Edwin H. Evans
Bristol
Lrving
Taunton
Onset
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