Red Sox Sold to Frazee and Ward in Major Change
The Boston Red Sox have changed hands with Harry Frazee and George Ward purchasing the club from Joe Lannin. Frazee and Ward assume control of the franchise and players while Fenway Park real estate remains with the Taylors. No officeholders or managers are immediately replaced, and Lannin departs with goodwill toward the leagues, aiming to remain a fan.
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Red Sox
Frazee
Joe Lannin
Messrs. Frazee and Ward
Fenway Park
The
Taylors
Ban Johnson Comments on Red Sox Sale to Frazee and Ward
Ban Johnson, president of the American League, says no official sale of the Boston Red Sox can occur until the agreement is scrutinized and ratified. He notes Frazee and Ward appear financially capable and are prominent in theater, with a telegram from Lannin calling purchasers substantial businessmen, but he will withhold judgment.
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Frazee
Red Sox
Lannin
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston
Harry H. Frazee
Braves
Ward
Roth
Cort
Longacre
Chicago
New York
Toe Lannin
Bill Carrigan
Bill
Lewiston
Sox
Thomas Lannin
Joe Lannin
John Lane
Joe Larnin
Ban Johnson
American League
Boston Red Sox
Harry Frazee
Harry Ward
Johnson
Artillery welcomed home by Salem crowds
Essex county residents turned out in large numbers to greet the Second Battalion of Massachusetts Field Artillery arriving after nightfall due to transportation delays. Batteries D E and F entered in small groups to the First Corps Cadets armory amid cheering crowds along the streets and freight yards.
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Salem
Essex County
Massachusetts Field Artillery
First Corps Cadets
Welcome Home Battalion Parade in Salem
The battalion returns today at 2 PM with full equipment for a parade through hunting-decked streets. Veterans associations, city officials, and the Grand Army accompany them to Town House square reviewing stand. Ar tillery units arrived a week after leaving El Paso, greeted by thousands.
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First Corps
Artillery
Grand Army
Town House Square
el Paso
Salem
Allston Yards
Grand Junction
East Somerville
Allston
War Order Reports Send Market Soaring
The market surged as war stocks led gains in the last hour, with Crucible Steel rising to 95 and American Locomotive climbing amid strong earnings expectations. Porphyry copper mines reported large production, while railroads like Pennsylvania and Boston & Maine posted mixed earnings, outcomes shaping overall market strength.
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Crucible Steel
American Locomotive
Baldwin Locomotive
American Car & Foundry
Republic Iron & Steel
New York Air Brake
Porphyry
Utah
China
Nevada
Ray Consolidated
Pennsylvania Railroad
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Crucible Steel Expected to Report $70 Earnings per Common Share
Banking circles say Crucible Steel will publish an annual report soon showing $70 a share earned for common stock after paying 20 percent preferred dividends. The result implies a net balance near $50 per share for common.
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Crucible Steel Company
Waterfront Market Report From An Ocean Port
Ten vessels arrived at the fish pier with fresh groundfish and seven others with mackerel. The Buema brought 70 000 tilefish and prices were slightly lower but above normal. Listings include Haddock Cod Pollock Hake and Mackerel with named ships and amounts. coast guard action and steamers leaving with cargoes for Liverpool London and St Na gaire. The Landsman.
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Haddock
Pollock
Hake
Georgia
Decosta
Henrietta
Phil Manter
Ben Smith
Margaret Haskins
Agnes
Victor
Cruiser
May Fallon
Lottie Merchant
Edward Bryant Company
Marguerite
Governor's Island
Coast Guard
Androscoggin
Cahoon's Hollow
Cape Cod
Knight of the Garter
St. Nagaire
Warren Line
Liverpool
Anglians
London
Cunard
Pruth
Huelva
Spain
Algol
Manchester
England
Shipping News Arrived Off Norfolk and Newport
Shipping movements list vessels arriving and departing from Norfolk Newport News and surrounding ports. Ships such as Cayngham Johnson Jacon Jones Prath Pickworth Algol Johannson Huelva Kershaw Johnson and many more are noted with routes to New York Portland Halifax Bermuda and Boston among others. Tugs barges lighters and fuel ships are also mentioned with destinations including Salem Lynn Perth Amboy and Fall River.
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Colliler Jupiter
Kemp
Norfolk
Newport
U. S
Cayngham
Johnson
Jacon Jones
Prior
Prath
Pickworth
Liverpool
Algol
Ross
Johannson
Huelva
Spain
Kershaw
Baltimore
Newport News
Calvin Austin
Wentworth
St. John
Eastport
Portland
H. M. Whitney
Norton
New York
Bunker Hill
Decker
U. 8
Jason
Bushnell
Knight of the Garter
St. Nazaire
Start Point
Iverpool
Colorado
Hull
Eng
Cratens
Nor
Philadelphia
Hochelaga
Louisburg
Halifax
Esparta
Ontario
Harvey H. Brown
Rose Dorothea
St. John's
N. F
George R. Bradford
Rockport
Albert Baldwin
Standard
T. Co
International
Brookside
Molino
Ontelaunee
Tamaqua
Draper
Monitor
Tamanend
Perth Amboy
Stonington
Fall River
Daezelline
Sandwich
Nellie
Beverly
H. &. Nichols
PF. O'Riorden
Scituate
Lynn
Financial News Briefs Highlight Market Movements
Page 16 and 17 summarize daily market activity with brief notes on stock fluctuations, index shifts, and notable gains by sectors. Investors monitor volatility, corporate earnings hints, and macroeconomic cues shaping trading momentum.
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Young’s
Carrigan Still Firm
Messrs. Frazee
Boston Nationals
Russell
New York Giants
George M. Cohan
John T. Brush
McGraw
Chicago Cubs
Charles Webb Murphy
Frank Selee
First Order
Mr. Ward
Illinois
Peoria
Ill
Harry Bay
Cleveland Naps
Joe McGinnity
Giants
Quincy
Porphyries
Bashare
Pennsylvania
Allise Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers Common
New High
Crucible
Plattsburg
SOY United Shirt & Collar CO
Troy
M. V
Kuppenheimer
Waterfront Indar
Ront Cali
Jupiter
Mars
Venus
Saturn
SP. M
Albany
Los Angeles
Atlantic City
Montreal
Bismarck Anne
Nantucket
Buffalo
New Orleans
Charleston
Pittsburg
Denver
Dex Moines
Galveston
San Francisco
Hatteras
St Taonis
Helena
St. Paul
Jacksonville
Seattle
Kansas City
Washington
Shipping News
Eee
House of Kuppenheimer
Kennedy
Hawley Streets
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