Bonds at 9614 Offer Underwriters Maintain 98 Price
New York reports indicate Anglo-French five year credit bonds may be bought at 96 1/4 by buyers of $1,000 or more, while underwriters keep 98 via artificial support. The plan guarantees a 6 percent investor yield until the $500 million issue is absorbed. Syndicate members pay 98 but receive a 134 percent rebate after 60 days. Remaining subscribers must take any unfilled portion in equal ratio.
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Tourists Advised to Carry Naturalization Papers
The State Department urged naturalized American citizens traveling abroad to carry their naturalization certificates. The notice explained strict European border examinations and advised such travelers to present their naturalization papers with their passports.
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Duelling in North End Ends in Husband's Death
In the North End a duel at 18 Stillman Street yesterday left Peter Peone dead after being shot and stabbed. Peter Mercordlino of Newark was wounded in the head and neck and is being guarded. two accomplices are sought by police.
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Peter Mercedlaine
Peter Peone
Peter Mercerdline
Newark
N. J
Mercordlino
Haymarket Square Relief Hospital
Peone
Carmella
Incident on Stillman Street Ended at Relief Hospital
A man plunged a knife into Feone's temple then fled down Stillman street with a revolver in his left hand. Two watchers aided him to Relief Hospital and he discarded the weapon in a doorway at 24 Stillman street.
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Strike Riots in Chicago Turn Violent as Workers Strike
Chicago on Sept 30 entered the fourth day of garment workers strike with one death and numerous arrests. Leo Schroeder, aged 10, died when a house collapsed during a shooting affray tied to strike trouble. In the business district five hundred rioters urged workers to join the walkout, clashing with police before being driven across the river.
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Leo Schroeder
Concord Armory Nears Completion Inspected by Officials
Concords new State armory nearing completion was inspected this afternoon by Adjutant General Cole and the Massachusetts Armory Commission. They viewed the vast structure, guided by officers of Company I Sixth Regiment M V M, from the town.
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Massachusetts Armory Commission
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Bartlett Testifies on Missing Banked Money in Arnold Trial
Mrs. Eva M. Bartlett testified in Superior Criminal Court that she gave Ernest H. Arnold 1497.30 dollars to be banked and that the funds have disappeared.
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Eirnest H. Arnold
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Larceny Charge Involving Arnold and Mrs Bartlett
Arnold faces larceny charges after alleged theft of money. He and Mrs Bartlett, once residents of Springfield, knew each other through a hotel clerking job and a lodging house. They later moved to Boston where Arnold ran a lamp business on Commonwealth Avenue.
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Banker’s Loan Collapse Sinks Partner’s Auto Venture
Arnold testified he received 1598.39 from Mrs Bartlett as a loan for an auto business with Barton as a silent partner. He deposited the funds, spent heavily, and by April 1 was bankrupt. Mrs Bartlett mortgaged her piano and furniture to cover losses, including $200 paid for items. Trial resumes this morning.
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Arnold
Eight Sticks of Dynamite Found on Pier Proved Plaster
The eight sticks found on the Brooklyn pier of the San Guglielmo, en route with 1700 Italian reservists, were declared to be eight packages of adhesive plaster. Louis Costa, treasurer of Pierce Brothers, agents for the Sicula Americana line, announced the correction.
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San Guglielmo
Louis Costa
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