Peace Rally Well Held Amid Market Rally After Armistice News
The market opened firmly with gains as traders greeted a denied armistice report. New York and Boston volume shows large sales led by steel and motor issues. Mexican Petroleum and Southern Pacific fluctuated while investors weighed war ending implications and possible margin controls.
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Germany
Great Northern
Money Committee
Mexican Petroleum
Southern Pacific
Maxwell
Shington
War Industries Board
Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem
Baldwin
Crucible
Pittsburg Exchange
New York
Notice to Holders of Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness
United States Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness Series IV D dated August 6 1918 maturing December 5 1918 are called for redemption on November 21 1918 at par and accrued interest. Interim certificates of this series will cease accruing after that date. Secretary of the Treasury William G McAdoo announces the action in the notice dated November 8 1918.
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United States Treasury
Exchange window closes for 4 per cent Liberty bonds
Investors urged to swap prior to deadline as 41 4 per cent bonds offer same terms. Prices shift with conversion expiry. 4 per cent issues fall below parity once the privilege ends. Local market shows activity with gains in Massachusetts Gas and Fair banks and mixed moves in Swift and other issues.
Bond market shorthand notes and issuers listed
A fragmented OCR entry lists various bond issues and issuers with price figures and ratings. It mentions US Lib 4s, French, Alaska, Susquehanna, St Louis San Francisco, Armour Co, Seabrook Air, Am T&T, and other corporations with 4s 5s and 6s notes, alongside percentages and coupon details in a dense financial snapshot.
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M& & Pre
Mil & Power
Saou
Nynh&h
RG City of
Bord
Bord & Ds Ae Rig & I
Alaska
L & SF
T& Tee
T&t
Sesto B.o
Hud & M
Ars
Pact Ev
Armour Co
Pea de Ae
ASF
Steel
So Pacific Rig
Sme
Southern Ry
Balt & Orig
Republican lead in House at least 43 says returns
Washington November 8 The Republican majority for the next Congress is assured with at least two seats in the Senate and not less than 43 in the House based on returns from scattered doubtful lists of last Tuesday's elections.
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Washington
Senate
House
Detroit Report Signals GOP Senate Edge After Returns
Detroit dispatch shows Truman H. Newberry leading in Michigan with a Republican Senate majority near 49 seats while Democrats hold 46 and Idaho remains unsettled. Unofficial House results put Republicans at 239, Democrats 194, with one Independent and one Socialist.
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Detroit
Michigan
Truman H. Newberry
Senate
Henry Ford
Idaho
Senator Nugent
Gooding
Nugent
Montana
Jeannette Rankin
Knitting Drive Urges For War Front Socks and Sweaters
Miss Jackson, an American Red Cross worker in France, urges home folks to knit socks and sweaters for soldiers. She notes walking patients prefer knitted socks worn year round and asks donors to support wool purchases and the war effort.
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Miss Jackson
Red Cross
France
Dean Kousmaniere
Cathedral Church of St. Paul
Wellesley College
Red Cross Laag
Bromfield Street
Silent Mike Tiernan Dies in New York Tuberculosis
New York Nationals star of the early 1890s known as Silent Mike Tiernan died of tuberculosis in a city hospital. He used an assumed name during illness and only his widow’s claim revealed his identity.
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Mike” Tiernan
New York
Mike’’ Tiernan
New York Nationals
Money markets brief prices steady at 6 percent
Current money market data shows brokers' customers loans, outside brokers' call loans, customers' commercial loans, individual collateral loans, and commercial paper all at 6 percent. Year money also at 6 percent.
Concord High Faces Woburn in Annual Football Clash
The Concord High School football eleven hosts Woburn High School at the Concord Centre playground this afternoon in a traditional annual matchup.
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Concord High School
Woburn High School
Concord Centre
Robert J. Collier Dies at Home in New York
Robert J. Collier publisher of P. F. Collier & Son died suddenly at his New York home. The county medical examiner’s office attributed the death to heart disease. Collier led the firm since 1909 after his father’s passing and had edited Collier’s Weekly since 1898.
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New York
Robert J. Collier
County Medical Examiner
Collier
P. F. Collier & Son
Collier’s Weekly
Collier a Pioneer in Aviation and Philanthropy
Peter Fenton Collier, born June 17, 1876, led aviation as a former Aero Club of America president and prize donor who funded early aviation with a $2500 gold trophy in 1908. He planned a Panama crossing, eyed an Atlantic hydro airplane flight, and funded Lincoln birthplace purchase. He supported tuberculosis battles and Ireland relief, was a book collector, and a club sportsman.
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Collier
Aero Club of America
Panama
Isthmus
New Orleans
J. J. van Alen
Newport
Peter Fenton Collier
Mr. Collier
Red Cross Ambulance Donated by Boston Athletic Association
The Boston Metropolitan Chapter of the American Red Cross will receive a fully equipped standard army ambulance funded by the Boston Athletic Association. The presentation occurs at Exeter street club house at 12% today with Red Cross and club members attending.
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Boston
The
American Red Cross
Boston Athletic Association
Exeter Street
Club
Red Cross
Edward
Holy Name Society to Host Whist Party in South Boston
The SS Peter and Paul Holy Name Society of South Boston will hold a whist party at the Municipal building on East Broadway next Thursday evening. Prizes include more than 50 souvenirs. The arrangements committee says many uptown theatre actors will provide entertainment between 8 and 10 o'clock.
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Ss, Peter and Paul's Holy Name Society of
South Boston
Municipal Building
East Broadway
Harvard Faces Chinese Soccer Team on Soldiers Field
Harvard meets the Chinese soccer team from Technology today at Soldiers Field at 2 15 in a showdown delayed from last Saturday due to military rulings. Manager Ray Da Rocha leads the Harvard squad for the match.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Ray da Rocha
Final matches set for Arlmont Golf Club showdown
The season's trophy tournament concludes this afternoon with the last matches taking place over the links at Arlmont Golf Club in Arlington Heights.
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Arlmont Golf Club
Arlington Heights
Prices on Produce in Local Market Today
Massachusetts Board of Food Administration issues current local market prices for fruits vegetables and dairy products to consumers. The notice lists daily pricing for buyers in Massachusetts markets.
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Massachusetts Board of Food Administration
Baseball Vet Is a Draftee
A former big league baseball player from South Boston has joined the army as a draftee.
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South Boston
South Boston Star James Moreney Joins Army Call
James F. Moreney of 823 Hast First Street South Boston a famed old time baseball player sails Monday with a South Boston contingent to Camp Lee Virginia. He starred for the Philadelphia Nationals Detroit and the Cubs and is a Lincoln School and Comer’s College graduate who also served in Company B Ninth Regiment.
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James F. Moreney
First Street
South Boston
Camp Lee
Jim
Philadelphia Nationals
Detroit
Frank Chance
Cubs
Murphey
Lincoln School
Comer's Commercial Colege
Old Ninth Regiment
Boston Army Base
South
Boston
Reddy wins but Currie hampered by hugging clinches in local bout
In a four bout program at the Commercial A C last night Reddy scored an easy decision over Currie after dropping him early but failing to maintain power. Currie relied on a jab and clinches losing any chance at a draw. Paulson defeated Goula in a ten round main, while other prelims saw a draw between Sulu Kid and Alfred and Bruno beating Francis in six rounds.
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Reddy
Joe Currie
A. C
New Haven
Currie
New York
Connecticut
Mike Paulson
Young Goula
Woonsocket
John Veto
Paulson
Mike
Lawrence
Louis Alfred
Boston
Bruno
Kid Francis
College Tilts Highlight Eastern Football Saturday
Big slate of Eastern college games includes Rutgers vs Penn State Syracuse vs Brown Pennsylvania vs Lafayette Pittsburgh vs Washington and Jefferson Harvard vs Tufts Navy vs Naval Base. Harvard opens the season against Tufts. other matchups feature Columbia vs Union Wesleyan vs Hamilton Lehigh vs Muhlenberg Camp Merritt vs Camp Devens Fordham vs New York University and Pelham Bay vs Newport Naval Training Stations.
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New York
Navy
Rutgers-Pennsylvania State
Syracuse- Brown
Pennsylvania-Lafayette
Pittsburg
Washington & Jefferson
Harvard
Tufts
Navy-Naval Base
Columbia-Union
Wesleyan-Hamilton
Lehigh- Muhlenberg
Camp Merritt
Camp Devens
Fordham-New York University
Pelham Bay-Newport Naval Training Stations
Local Prep Football Pairings Across Several Cities
A lineup of today’s high school football games lists Phillips Andover against Dean Academy in Andover, Phillips Exeter facing Hebron Academy in Exeter, Worcester hosts N Worcester Academy versus Cushing Academy, and Milton battles Moses Brown in Milton. Other matches include Cambridge Latin at Cambridge and Winchester High versus Arlington High at Winchester, with many more contests across Brookline, Wakefield, Malden, Somerville, and Manchester areas.
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Phillips Andover
Dean Academy
Andover
Phillips Exeter
Hebron Academy
Exeter
Wakefield High
Wakeeld
Brookline High
Newton High
Brookline
Concord High
Woburn High
Concord
Peyo High
Lynn English High
Peawnalehead
Prichard High
Marbion School of Commerce
Winthrop High
Inthrop
Brockton High
Lynn Classical High
Brockton
Manchester High
Haverhill High
Manchester
N. H
Suburban League Clash Highlights Boston Grid Card
Somerville opposes Medford as suburban league games draw attention in Greater Boston. Four New England prep schools set to clash with Dean v Andover at Andover and Exeter v Hebron at Exeter, signaling the strength of each program.
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Greater Boston
Brookline
Suburban league battles shape title chances this fall
Somerville High travels to Medford to face Jim Mansfield’s Medford squad in a key Suburban league clash that could decide the title. Donaldson is out for Somerville forcing a lineup shuffle with Patten at quarterback. Cambridge Latin and Rindge contest the University City crown on Russell Field.
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Somerville High
Medford
Jim Mansfield
Medford High
Cleo O’donnell
Somerville
Donaldson
Patten
Everett High
Everett-Medford
Cambridge Latin
Rindge
University City
Russell Field
Malden High
Malden
Everett
Newton High
Brookline High
Old Tech
Brookline
Newton
McMahon
Faulkner
Dean Academy
Andover
Phillips Academy
Déan
Frankie Smith
Waltham
Dean
Exeter Academy
Hebron Academy
Arthur Barry
Exeter
New Jersey
Barry
O'Neil
Polo League to Open With Three Boston Games
The American Roller Polo league begins tonight with three games: Boston at Worcester, Quincy at Providence, and Boston at the Arena in Cambridge. William A. Parsons leads Boston’s squad with armed forces admission free at the opening. lineup lists O Hearn Williams Whiting Cusick Allard Mulligan Harkins Griffith Purcell Asquith and others.
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Boston
Worcester
Quincy
Providence
Lowell
Cambridge
Arena
William A. Parsons
League
Fred M. Moore
United States
Uncle Sam's Boys
O’hearn
Red Wilams
Whiting
Cusick
Allard
Mulligan
Harkins
Griffith
Purcell
Asquith
Crack Grid Forces in Sunday Double Header at Braves Field
Sunday double header features Boston Base led by star Mitchell facing U S 5 New Jersey in opening game. The big match pits Little building team against the Hing ham eleven in rugged gridiron action.
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Tomo'son
Braves Field
Boston Base
Mitchell
U. S
New Jersey
Hingham
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Ventura
BAY State Film
W. P Williams Ol Corp
Prema
M. S. Winlow
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Maine
Massachusetts Gas
Fairbanks
Swift
Libby and International
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Europe
Fitchburg Preferred
Boston& Albany
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Hide & Lea
H & L Pf
Inter Corp
Simei
Atchison
Bresuoondue Fisheries
Burns Bros
Butte C & Zinc
Tte
Owe Ennewes
Cerro de Pasco Chandler
Ches & Ohio
Chic & West
CM & St
Chic & N' West
CRI & Pac
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Col Gas & Elec
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Eterna
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Gen Motors
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Nyc&ml
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Seaboard
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Utah
Wilson & Co
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Boston Stocks
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Swift & Co
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Butte & Sup
Cal & Hecla
Century Steel Seeee
East Buttette
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Dco RR
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Pacific Mills
Ipany
Seneca Copper
Shannon
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Iaari
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P&r
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Peete
Sinclair Gulf “Pte Ewer Eee
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Tonopa
M Marine
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Texas & P Ist
Eerar
Beth Steel Rig
UN Pacific Beth Steel
UN Pacfic
Braden
Kentuck
UN Pacific
Lehigh Val
Cal Gas & E
Virginian
Chen & O
L& N
West Pacific
Cc & Alton
West Shore
Wien
Bay State Gas
God Lake
Mojave
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Wrice
Brit Tobold
Cart Power
Maxim Mo
New York Ship
Tru Am Pulp
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Martin Air Com
Teehee
Enaeaeerede
Tive Coppers
Renee
Ewan Ig
Chicago Grain Markets
Ford
Money Markets
N. Y
Now
Woburn
B. A
Holy Name Society
Arlmont
Young America
Benkery
Jim” Maroney
Camp
James F. Maroney
Reddy Atc. A.C
Frank Gaffney
Polo League
Theatres
ASCAM
Jack Pickford
Alice Brady
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