Bond Market Quietly Lists Global Credits and Prices
The last sales tabulates Liberty Cen North by Lorillard Co and a wide array of bonds from U.S. cities and railroads. Included are City of Bergen and City of Lyons issues, mature yields around 4s to 5s, and notes for major issuers such as Pacific and Chesapeake, with domestic and foreign references, plus farm commodity quotes for hay, lamb, and oats.
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Slibertys
Lorillard Co
B&q
City of
Berne &S
C & FB
Chris
Lyons
Luigi
Paris
Tokio Fe
Zurich
M & St
Noot
Minn & St
Mk&t
Chee
Aja
Mobile
Eile
Ohio
City
Bergen
Moni
Aoyiny
Boston Wholesale Prices Market Report Clipped List
Boston wholesale prices show varied ranges for produce and dairy. Prices cover beans, peas, butter, cheese, eggs, flour, corn, cornmeal, oranges, grapefruit, cranberries, strawberries, pineapples, and timothy hay with multiple quality tiers and regional references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Florida
Relief in Ireland Denies No Distress Report
Cablegram to James J. Phelan from Mason Mitchell American consul cites Strickland and Macready permits in martial law areas to extend immediate relief and reconstruction. It challenges Bretherton’s claim of no distress, cites seven million pounds damage, higher unemployment, and urges broader American aid and a larger relief unit while calling for London or Dublin talks to align American and British viewpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strickland
Macready
Mason Mitchell
Bretherton
Crown
Ireland
Irish Times of Dublin
America
Campbell and McConaughy
London
Dublin
Bay State Brewers See Wedge Into Volstead Act
Bay State brewers hailed Palmer rulings on beer as medicine, believing a wedge was driven into Volstead Act enforcement. Brewery leaders anticipate a surge in output as they argue beer differs from whiskey and should be sold under druggists licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bay State
Palmer
Folly of Germans Costly to World
The article argues France will press for full indemnities and strict enforcement, forcing Briand and Lloyd George to back hard on Germany. It contends Germany’s insolent stance, fear of upheaval, and big business influence delay payments. Occupation of German districts risks broader world reconstruction setbacks and renewed conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Upper Silesia
Lloyd George
Briand
Harding
Europe
Mrs. Lawson Faces Custody Battle And Struggle
A distressed Mrs. Lawson, at 406 Marlboro Street, describes a custody split with Thomas W. Lawson. The court arrangement would place their sons in private schools, with weekends for her, and a monthly $50 for travel. She vows she can still win the boys' affections despite family pressure and poverty. The children, Arnold Jr. and Thomas II, express affection for their mother as she faces an uncertain future and plans to stay with Mrs. Curtin while seeking work.
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New York
Thomas W. Lawson
Arnold Lawson
Mrs. Lawson
Swn
Arnold, Jr
Thomas W
Lawson
Thomas W. Iswson
Vera
Jean
Mr. Lawson
Mrs. Curtin
Dreamwold
Mrs. John Wendell
Palmer Opinion on Beer as Medicine Sparks Prohibition Debate
Officials reviewed a new Attorney General opinion on prescribing beer for medical use under the Volstead Act. Palmer said Congress intended physicians to be unfettered but regulations may limit amounts per prescription. Anti-Saloon League leader Wayne Wheeler claimed state codes bar such prescriptions and urged Congress to act to preserve prohibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Revenue and Enforcement
Wayne B. Wheeler
The
Anti-Saloon League
Congress
Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Allies 10 Levy Tax on Germans
London March 9 The Allied Supreme Council met at Downing Street to discuss penalties on Germany for reparations non fulfillment. They noted occupation of Duesseldorf Duisburg and Ruhrort and considered a German import tax. The Rhineland high commission will oversee customs with receipts placed for the reparations, and a percentage levy on imports may be proposed in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Allied Supreme Council
Lloyd George
Downing Street
Germany
Duesseldorf
Duisburg
Ruhrort
International High Commission of the
Rhineland
High Commission
Rhine
Ladies Night Reception at Masonic Club
More than 100 members and guests attended the ladies night reception at the Masonic Club on Commonwealth Avenue. Major William M. Tenney of Boston, World War veteran and insurance authority, spoke on how insurance affects individuals and communities. His lecture was followed by questions and evening refreshments.
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Masonic Club
Commonwealth Avenue
Wiliam M. Tenney
Boston
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