Inquiries on Willys-Overland and Great Northern Iron Stocks
The column reviews Willys-Overland earnings and capital changes including a $15,000,000 stock issue and a reduced par value to $25, with cash held rising to $20.7 million. It covers Great Northern Iron Ore Properties' trust structure, dividend history, and estimated 1916 gains from iron ore demand. It also explains bull market fundamentals, money as a factor, and Wheeling & Lake Erie restructuring plans and expected equity effects.
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The
Boston Post
New England
Post
Inquirer
Financial
Boston
Mass
Willys-Overland
E. H
Portsmouth
N. H
Ings
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Middle West
Whchh
Monihan
U. S
Harroun
New York
Equitable Trust Company of New York
Harroun Motors Corporation
Brazilian Traction Offering Large Secured Notes
William A Read & Co offer 7 500 000 three year secured notes of Brazilian Traction Light and Power Company due November 1 1919. Securities well regarded in London and Canadian markets with earnings about 12 times interest. London stock value near ten times par. Offering price 99 and interest net about 6 38 percent.
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William A. Read & Co
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power Company
London
Market Review and Outlook for Industrial Stocks
Market review notes further gains last week with industrials at new high for the 1915 16 bull run while rails copper and steel face near term limits. Anticipated Steel earnings and dividend data, plus the upcoming November 7 election, influence near term trading with a cautious stance amid a broad boom and potential corrections in high priced commodities.
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Nantucket
Roberts Demands Reply From Fuller Over Tariff Pledges
A public letter from Alvan T. Fuller to Rep. Ernest W. Roberts prompts a sharp reply from Roberts dated Oct. 30 1916. Roberts accuses Fuller of vagueness on tariff policy and demands specifics, citing budget plans and accusations of pork-barrel spending. The exchange includes endorsements from James R. Mann and Champ Clark regarding Roberts.
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Alvan ‘Ft. Fuller
Ernest W. Roberts
Chelsea
Roberts
Alvan T. Fuller
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Mass
Sir
Charles Evans Hughes
Carney Building
Navy
House of Representatives
James R. Mann
Champ Clark
House
British Loan Offers 300 Million Dollar United Kingdom Bond Deal
The British government launches a public offering of 300 million dollars in 5 1 2 per cent secured notes dated Nov 1 1916. Yields exceed 5.7 percent on three year notes and about 5.85 percent on five year notes. Notes redeemable with 1 percent premium per year.
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United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
United States
London
J. P. Morgan & Co
Guaranty Trust Company
New York Stock Exchange
Deaf Boy at Studio Brings Family Laughter
The narrator recalls visiting the Famous Players Studio to watch Jack direct a scene from Booth Tarkington's Seventeen. A deaf actor, Bobby Harron, is teased by Jack and family as Mary and Lottie interact with him, revealing the challenges of deafness and the humor of misunderstandings.
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Famous Players’ Studio
Jack
Booth Tarkington
Willie Baxter
Lottie
Willie
Jane
Bobbie Harron
Biograph Studio
Mother
Mary
Bobby Harron
Bobby
Mr. Griffith
Bobbie
Answers to Correspondents in Stage and Screen Notes
G F Arnold Daly is back on stage in Beau Brummel not in pictures and may be addressed care Pathe New York. Admirer Marguerite Clark, smaller than I with hazel eyes and reddish brown hair, may be written to directly for career questions. C V Many young girls in films lack talent and quickly land small parts after proving ability.
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G. F
Arnold Daly
Pathe
New York City
Marguerite Clark
C. V
Preacher Attacks Darwinism on Boston Common
Malden octogenarian John Gill told crowds on Boston Common that ancestors were not God's chosen people and branded Darwin and Huxley with harsh terms. The remarks tied to ongoing debates about evolution and human origins.
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John Gill
Malden
Boston Common
Darwin
Gill
Huxley
Stubborn Fire Hits India Street Warehouse
A stubborn blaze in the William M. Flanders Company warehouse at 49 India Street resisted firemen for over an hour. The incident caused extensive damage to canned groceries, with smoke and water as major losses, totaling thousands of dollars.
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William M. Flanders Company
India Street
Jury Still Out In Copeland Murler Case
Galveston Texas October 29 The jury in the Copeland Murler case against banker John Copeland charged with killing anti Catholic lecturer William Black in Marshall Texas February 8 1915 remained out tonight after deliberating since 6 15 p m yesterday
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Galveston
Tex
John Copeland
William Black
Marshall
Texas
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Toronto
Central Trust Company of New York
Alexander Mackenzie
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Messrs. Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft
Wm. A. Read & Co
Congress Street
Chicago
Philadelphia
Great Northern Iron Ore
Bar Waltham, Mass
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Bellows Falls
Miami
Frank A. Palmer
Journal Building
TEL. Main
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
H. D. Shute
Lowell Electric Light Corporation
Lowell
Massachusetts
Auton
ONE & Webster
Sugar
Guantanamo Sugar
Guantanamo
Exchange Place
State Mutual
Lutte 223
GEO. E. Hemphill & CO
Investment Securities Stocks and Bonds Telephone
Fort Hill
Boston Copper News
Davison Company
State St
Butte Camp
LOU Dillon Mining Company
H. H. Weir
Goldfield, Nevada
Steel
Europe
Farrell
Schwab
Fuller
Smithsonian Institution
Congress
Eleanor Street
Loomis & Riess
Broad Street
N. Y
Tai
Com
Moony NY
McClure
India ST. Warehouse
Copeland Murler
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