Imperial Stock Gamble Promises 1.00 Ceiling for Public
The message markets Imperial and related stocks as a low price public entry with 75 cents to 1.00 a share, claiming vast early demand, with 273,685 Boston shares and huge New York trading. The speaker pledges to reserve 1,000,000 shares at 1.00 and warns buyers against chasing insiders, linking this to past Copper campaigns and later bigger Sliver exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial
Boston
New York
Butte
Montana
Curb Industrials
Farrell
Hey
Wayne Coal Dalvene
New Iee
Allied Oil
Roy i
Barnett C & G
Boone Oil Doles Csne
Glenrock
Gulfport
Merritt Oil
Pittsburgh
Stanton Oil
Texas Ranger
Texas Roe
West States
OL Mining Ag
Alaska
Atlanta
Big Ledge
Candelaria
el Salvador
Golden Gate
Hamilton M
Knox Divide
Louisiana
McNamara Cresa
McNamara
National Tin Corp
Nevada
Nixon Nevada
Nipissing Mines
Onondaga Mines
West End
The Gamble of the Age The Story of Stock Gambling
Thomas W. Lawson says his full page advertisement will appear tomorrow and promises the public a mighty interesting read, noting it has retained its thrill despite delays.
New York Stock Market Ends Mixed After Steel Strike News
Trading started dull but moved to a strong finish as steel shares led the sway. U S Steel anchored near break even after a drop to 102 3 4 while Baldwin Locomotive advanced seven points amid varied calls for and against a prolonged strike in related manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shorts
Baldwin Locomotive
U. S. Steel
American Tobacco
Mexican Petroleum
Texas Company
American Sugar
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Liberty
International
Bond market turning point heralds broad gains for fixed income
The Financial Editor argues Liberty Bond prices have turned the corner and will lead a general rise in fixed income securities. He notes bonds move in 20 year cycles, contrasts with stocks, and says high grade bond offerings should profit buyers, while labor strikes and a Washington conference on labor capital will shape future wage and employment conditions.
Flynn Elected Vice President of New Insurance Co
George A. Flynn, Boston Finance Commission chair, was elected vice president and director of the Massachusetts Plate Glass Insurance Company. The firm, started under Massachusetts law last September, is backed by leading local financial and real estate interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Flynn
Finance Commission
Boston
Massachusetts Plate Glass Insurance Company
Massachusetts
Money Market Rates in Latest Financial Report
Current prices list loan and debt instruments with rates set at 6 percent for brokers loans call loans commercial loans and collateral loans. Commercial paper trades within a 5.44 to 6 percent range.
Wet Weather Hurts Crops Across New England
Excessive rain this month damaged potato and tomato crops with thousands of bushels rotting. Apples show heavy water content, while corn cranberries and grain benefited. New England reports 15 rainy days this month and 6.66 inches of total rainfall.
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Wilfrid Wheeler
State Board of Agriculture
New England
One Year Terms for Car Strike Rioters
Butler Penn September 23 After conviction by a jury on riot charges Judge A E Rieber today sentenced two former employees of the Standard Steel Car Company to one year each in the penitentiary. The strike against the company has been in force about eight weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Penn
A. KE. Rieber
Standard Steel Car Company
Waltham Man Fined for Selling Jahey Liquor Nuisance
Judge Abbott of the Waltham Police Court found Stephen Zanco a Moody Street fruit store proprietor guilty of keeping a liquor nuisance for selling Jamaica ginger or jahey to men known to police as habitual drunkards. He was fined $75 though the judge stopped short of declaring Jamaica ginger an intoxicating beverage.
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Waltham
Abbott
Jamaica
Stephen Zanco
Moody Street
Zanco
Jakey
Leavings of a Whale Man log spans whaling voyage saga
The log recounts a long career aboard the Viola and R W Clark from 1913 to 1915. It covers ports in New Bedford Portsmouth Dominica Las Palmas St Eustatius and Liverpool with oil yields and crew changes. The narrator notes a final voyage at age 59 intending to step aside. Motion pictures from the voyage are promised to clarify prior haziness.
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New York
Provincetown
R. W. Clark
New Bedford
Portmouth
Dominica
Portsmouth
Viola
Reed
St. Eustatius
Las Palmas
Valkyria
United States
S. S. Aquilla
Liverpool
Dominic
Pier 3
North Atlantic Ocean
Fitzpatrick Ready to Answer Senate
Chicago Sept 23 John Fitzpatrick organizer of the steel workers said he will go to Washington next Thursday to testify after the United States summoned him and E H Gary to explain the steel strike. He declared the government inquiry is exactly what they want and that he will present the facts to prove their position.
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Chicago
John Bitspatrick
United States
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Washington
One Arrest For Illegal Voting Reported
Up to a late hour only one arrest for illegal voting had been reported. A man who gave the name James Flynn of 17 Farnell street Roxbury was arrested by State Guardsmen of Station 10 when he attempted to cast a vote under the name of Thomas Lyons. He will appear in the Roxbury Court today.
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James Flynn
Farnell Street
Roxbury
Station 10
Thomas Lyons
Roxbury Court
Waterfront Calendar Notes for Sept 24 Weather Tides
The snippet lists tidal heights for morning and evening with 1 and 9 feet, indicates the 267th day of the year, autumn start, and full moon on Oct 9 while New Moon dates are Sept 23 and Oct 23. It mentions visibility of Mars Jupiter Saturn and Venus.
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Sin
Rae
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Enus
End of 1919 Swordfishing Season and Coastal Trade Notes
The Edith M Thompson arrives marking 1919 swordfishing season end with 24 fish. 11 trawlers produce 776100 pounds of groundfish. Prices slip below minimums for haddock cod pollock hake and halibut. Several ships list cargoes while shore reports note upcoming United States Fisheries Association convention at the Hotel McAlpin and Atlantic steamers Scindia and Elysia schedules.
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Edith M. Thompson
Haddock
Cod
Pollock. Surf
Trwr
Ter
Dilon J. Marshall
Angeline C. Nunan
South Silveira
J. M. Marshall
Jeanette
Elysia
Glasgow
Okesa Safe in Mobile After Tropical Hurricane Fear
The wooden steamer Okesa of the Shipping Board fleet was feared to be in the hurricane’s path but was reported safe at Mobile from Pernambuco and Barbados. Commanded by Captain Francis of Malden, formerly of the lumber schooner Theoline, the vessel’s safety was confirmed yesterday.
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Okesa
Shipping Board
West Indian
Gulf
Mobile
Pernambuco
Barbadoes
Francis of
Malden
Theoline
Shipping News Arrivals List Steamers and Tugs in Transit
Shipping notices record multiple steamers and tugs sailing to and from New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Norfolk with port calls at Port Arthur Halifax Havana and Colombo. Vessels include Winifredian City of Lahore North Land Caledonian and Neptune among numerous tows and barges.
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Winifredian
Trant
Liver
Neal
Havre
Halifax
City of
North Land
Yarmouth
Kentucky
New York
Calvin Austin, Co
Pawnee
City of Rome
Savannah
Grecian
Norfolk
Baltimore
Edith
Lake
Militia Recruiting Campaign Led by Lyons and Brickley
Thomas M. Lyons of Brookline village a 101st Machine Gun Company veteran and DS Cross recipient launches a campaign to recruit for the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia under the 101st Regiment commanded by Colonel Edward L. Logan Captain Cr J Brickley a Croix de Guerre and DS Cross awardee will command a company in the MV M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Lyons
Brookline Village
101St Machine Gun Company
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
101St Regiment
Edward L. Logan
Cr. J. Brickley
Paderewski Demands Galicia for Poland
Paris reports Premier Paderewski demands Galicia be assigned to Poland. Powers favor a temporary assignment and a plebiscite later. The council also considers Allied occupation of Danzig and Upper Silesia during the plebiscite.
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Paris
Paderewski
Temps
Galicia
Poland
Danzig
Upper Silesia
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New York Market
Financial Editor
American Federation of Labor
Connecticut
Gary
Russia
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F.T. Clee & CO
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Worthington
Springfield
The
Wall Street Journal
Flynn
New Insurance Co
Money Market
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Ea Pacific
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Col & So
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Senate
Erie cv
Freres Pane
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Mo Pao Gal
Pacific
Panek
Central Oil
Racifi
Ayer
Vis Shore
Fant
Istercu
John A. Cook
Provincetown, Mass
Fitzpatrick
Seereese
Smith
Shipping News
War Cross
United Verde Extension
Boston Curb Exchange
Verde Mines& Milling Company
United Verde
West
Verde Mines & Milling Company
J. D. Lowe & CO. Bankers & Brokers
WM. R. Fitzgerald & CO
Kilby Street
Gasolene
Britain
Doheny
World Oil Centre
Pan-American
Oil Investor N Day
Mexican Petroleum Co
Standard Oil of
California
Petroleum Corporation of America
New Jersey
Union Oil Co
Ohio Oil Co
Simms Petroleum
General Petroleum
Yoings
Standard and Independent Oil News
QUEST
International Oil Investor Co., Inc
State Street
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