Market Notes Highlight Mixed Day and Burlington Plan Bids
The market was irregular with modest changes led by General Asphalt down 83-4 to 55 3-4 after a buoyant pool action. Atlantic Gulf dipped to a new low then rallied to 42, rails firm except Northern Pacific and Great Northern slips on Burlington plan concerns. Intercity Commission partial approval unsettles bankers and prompts refund planning for Burlington Joints. Insiders circle Central Leather amid optimism. Crucible shows premium trade signaling short interest, possible insider selling patterns. American Sumatra pool alleged par treatment. American Woolen improves outlook despite last year’s dividend gap.
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Atlantic Gulf
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Burlington
Wholesale fruit and produce price list appears dated
A long OCR style listing shows prices for Baldwin apples to yelloweye varieties, beans, corn meal, flour, meats, dairy, and many fresh fruits and vegetables with per hundredweight, per 100 pounds, or per box figures. Includes timothy hay, oats, sheep and poultry prices, and miscellaneous farm staples.
Bond Market Auction Notes and Bond Listings Overview
A dense, scanner style excerpt lists various bond issues, issuers, and prices. References include major entities such as US Steel, Westinghouse, Lorillard, and Pacific Gas, with many coupons and maturity hints. The fragmentary text covers government and corporate bonds, exchanges, and notes across multiple issuers and warrants.
Money Market Rates At The Clearing House
The message lists loan rates for customers and brokers across several categories. Brokers and outside brokers offer quick calls at 7 percent. Individual collateral loans range from 4 to 8 percent. Commercial and year money loans run around 7 percent with a high end at 8 percent.
Ireland Immigrants Arrive on the Vedic in Boston
The steamer Vedic of the White Star line from Liverpool and Queenstown will berth at Commonwealth Pier in South Boston between 8 and 9 this morning. Her list is all third class, numbers 643, nearly all Irish immigrants, the first direct arrival to Boston since 1914.
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Vedic
White Star Line
Liverpool
Queenstown
Commonwealth Pier
Boston
Plane kills five bathers at Pensacola Beach
A naval seaplane veered to the water causing a wing tip to sweep the beach where bathers gathered. Ensign John Walter Alcorn was arrested pending investigation. Three died at the scene and two more died later, bringing total fatalities to five. Dozens of spectators witnessed the crash as the pilot reportedly performed stunts after landing a female passenger.
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Pensacola
Fila
John Walter Alcorn
Yap allocation to Japan stated by League Council
Paris March 1. The League of Nations replies to the American mandates note saying the Yap question was settled by the allied powers and remains for the supreme council to decide. The document urges U S cooperation but declines responsibility for Yap, forwarding the stance to Washington.
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Paris
Associated Press
Yap
Japan
Associated
United States
Supreme Council
Council of the
League of Nations
Washington
The
League
Noonday Services by Bishop Brewster at St Paul Cathedral
The Rt. Rev. Benjamin Brewster, bishop of Maine, will lead noonday services at St Paul Cathedral tomorrow and Friday starting at 12 10. He is a leader in the Protestant Episcopal church and serves as vice president of the Church League for Social and Industrial Democracy.
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Benjamin Brewster
Maine
Cathedral Church of
St. Paul
Protestant Episcopal Church
Church League For Social and Industrial Democracy
Social Service Department
Province of
New England
Burns to Death After Overturned Auto Truck
Calais Maine March 1 John Hatt age 60 an employee of the Calais Cabinet Company was burned to death today when a four wheel drive auto truck loaded with logs overturned on a country road six miles from Calais Oak Bay New Brunswick. Hatt's legs were pinned beneath the seat and the gasoline tank cap flew off a spark from the engine ignited the liquid and flames consumed him Roy Sadler the driver escaped with minor bruises Hatt is survived by a widow and one daughter.
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Calais
John Hatt
Calais Cabinet Company
Oak Bay
N. B
Hatt
Roy Sadler
Cardinal Visits New Knights of Columbus Headquarters
Cardinal O Connell toured the renovated Knights of Columbus building on Massachusetts avenue now housing the state headquarters and hotel formerly the Trafalgar. He praised the wholesome surroundings while escorted by Louis A. Watson, former state deputy and master of the fourth degree.
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K. OF C
Cardinal O'Connell
Knights of Columbus
Massachusetts Avenue
Trafalgar
Louis A. Watson
Mission services attract almost 1500 at St. Joseph's Roxbury
Nearly 1500 married women from St. Joseph's parish Roxbury attended a mission led by Rev. Denis Sullivan OMI and Rev. Henry Burns OMI. The mission ends next Sunday with a week for single women to begin Sunday evening. Forty Hours devotion starts Friday at sites including Cathedral Holy Cross St. Patrick's Lowell and others. St Ann's Dorchester names officers Marion Lyons president and Margaret Ryan vice president.
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St. Joseph’s Parish
Roxbury
Monsignor
Splaine
Denis Sullivan
Henry Burns
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
St. Patrick’s Church
Lowell
Convent of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
East
Boston
St. Tarcisius
South
Framingham
St. Ann’s Catholic Club
Dorchester
Marion Lyons
Margaret Ryan
Presi
Budget of Governor Cuts the State Budget
The ways and means committee reported the annual state budget bill, cutting 1,035,494.24 from Governor Cox's recommendations. The committee totals 38,832,141.96, down from Cox’s 39,867,636.20 after prior reductions of over 12 million in department estimates. Lawmakers fear further appropriations may raise expenditures despite calls for strict economy and lower tax forecasts.
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Ways and Means Committee
House
Cox
Senate
Woman Donates Pearl for Deaconess Hospital Fund
At Ford Hall a luncheon for the Deaconess Hospital campaign disclosed a woman donated an unset pearl whose sale proceeds benefit the fund. A gift of 100 shares of Western Utah Copper was also announced. William T. Rich presided, Rev James M Shepler gave an invocation, David E Sprague led community singing, and Rev Henry I Bailey spoke briefly. Bishop Edwin H Hughes closed with hopeful remarks. contributions reported yesterday followed.
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Deaconess Hospital
Ford Hall
Western Utah Copper Company
William T. Rich
James M. Shepler
David E. Sprague
Henry I. Bailey
Grace Church
Cambridge
Edwin H. Hughes
Quit Meat to Save Your Kidneys Ad Mr. Jad Salts
An advertisement promotes quitting meat to relieve kidney strain and urges use of four ounces of Jad Salts daily. It claims meat causes uric acid buildup, leading to headaches, rheumatism, and urinary issues, and presents Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy to flush kidneys and purify blood.
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Financial Editor
London
Lloyd George
Central Leather
Crucible
New Haven
Sumatra
Boston Stocks
Alaska Gold
Jouez
Ag Chem
Pneu
Ag Sugar
Tel
Bos & Albany
Bos Elev
Bos & Me
Bos & Mo
Bos
Cal & Arizona
Cal & Heels
Atsod
Chino A
Ewan
East Boseaee
General Electric
Horton Pew
Ugrek Coal Iil
Michigan
Pacific Mills
Shannon
Simms Mag
South Lake
Swift & Co
Swift
So Pacific Ie
van Metals
Enna
Wolverine
West New Wees Ig
Albany Divide
Aig
Nere & Montana
Seeenes
Champion New
Crystal New
Igh
Eureka
Hell
Eureka Croesus
Henrietta Silver
Mexico
Teres Seeerece
Baldwins
Greenings
Northern Spy
Ben Davis
Western
Sta
N. Y
Mich
California
Lima
Fancy Hennery
Ier
Florida
Timothy
Eastern
Lamb
Connecticut Valley
Green Mountain
American Sugar Refg. Co
Efe
Niven Galeries Te Ee
Galid & Head
Ted. Ag
Gen
Eleo Oest
Lee Ae Oly
Mexis
Steel
Air Brake
Lhaives
Steel & Ate
Kan City
Eas U
Aine & Bir
Val Bs
Obie
Lias & M
Depos Balt
Orly
Bel Riggett
Crus I
Hubber
Abe
Elon
Braden
K & Ts
Briss Reson Bush Ter
Cal Gas & E
Pac
Westingh Eleo
Cor Clin
Om Mont Power West Union Abs ‘Rys
Wilson Go
Ny 4A Ears
Won & Aol
Money Market
New York
F. R. Bank Credit
Sean Heenan
Enews
Swies
France
Sweden
Eeee Nee
Denmark
Norway
Ireland
Massachusetts
G.O.P. Quartette
E. A. Elliott
D. D
Harvard Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Tremont Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Hyde Park
E. M. A. Bleakney
Baptist Church
Chicago Grain Market
Weer
Catholic Church Notes
Roscoe A. Carter
Eecseas Eeesees
Mrs. Charl M. Brush
Charles Jones
Derick Abbot
Lucius Beebe & Sons
Eckman
Liggett
Riker-Jaynes
Tremont Temple
D. W. Griffith
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