Railroad Administration Notes Offerings Secured by Equipment
The United States Railroad Administration offers notes totaling 26,112,000 dollars secured by standard railroad equipment under the Equipment Trust Agreement dated January 15, 1920. Fifteen series exist with the first maturing January 15, 1921. Amounts include 7,381,600 for New York Central, 510,400 for Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific, and 2,771,200 for Pittsburgh McKeesport Youghiogheny. Information not guaranteed but sourced from believed accurate data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Guaranty Trust
York
Walker D. Hines
Peter Ruff Double-4 Miss Brown
Spencer Fitzgerald once a known outlaw becomes an honest clerk and flees police. He hides with Violet Emerson alias Miss Brown and plans to work as a private detective under the new name Peter Ruff. Inspector Dory leads the persecution as Fitzgerald seeks legitimacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Fitzgerald
Daisy Villa
Maud Barns
Fitzgerald
Miss Emerson
Violet
Dory
Peter Ruff
Miss Brown
Star Boarder and Secretary in Busy Day Chronicle
Mrs. Bognor's star boarder tale unfolds with I Sir Richard black mailed. Miss Brown serves as Peter Ruff's secretary handling notes, cash book, investments, and social records amid mounting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Brown
Peter Ruff
Railroads Lead Market Upturn Amid Broad Economic Confidence
Last week the stock market saw rail equities gain while industrials and copper held steady. A stronger credit picture and lower discount rate revived liquidity, boosting bond demand and signaling easy money prospects. Forward buying rose as expectations of inflation tempered and railroad efficiency improved with lower operating ratios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Union Pacific
Southern Pacifico
Financing sales role offered by Massachusetts firm
An established Massachusetts corporation seeks a financing salesman or broker to aid in its new department. It offers a permanent, lucrative connection for a man of character and ability. Address: Ca or addyees Suite 326 Tremont Bldg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Tremont
Boston & Montana Update From Withington Co Feature
A specially prepared article offers current information on the Boston and Montana situation. It is available free on request from Withington & Co at 27 Miate Street in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oston & Montana
Withington & CO
Miate Street
Boston
Arlington Mills Declares Quarterly Dividend No 109
The two dollar per share dividend is payable Saturday Oct 1 1921 to shareholders of record at the close of business Sept 20 1921. Payments will be made by The New England Trust Company transfer agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Union Trust Company of
New York
Messrs. McAdoo
Arlington Mills
New England Trust Company
Albprih
Chamberlain
Chile Copper Company
Springfield
Mass
Chile
South America
Funeral for Richard Purcell in Everett Tomorrow
Richard Purcell a longtime North End figure and cooper who died last Saturday at his daughter's home 83 Winslow Street West Everett will be buried from Immaculate Conception Church Everett Tuesday The Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters will send strong representation at the funeral He leaves a widow Mary J Purcell and two children James P Purcell of Jamaica Plain and Daisy Silva of West Everett
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Purcell
North Wnd
Winslow Street
West Everett
Immaculate Conception Church
Everett
Mr. Purcell
North Hind
Purcell
Boston
Order of Foresters
Orvices
Immaculate Conception
Mary J. Purcell
James, P. Purcell
Marion Street
Jamaica Plain
Daisy Silva
Answers to Inquiries on Stocks and Bonds in Boston Post
The Boston Post runs a weekly financial Q and A column answering inquiries about listed and unlisted stocks and bonds in New England. Answers discuss company basics, financials, and investment considerations, with emphasis on accuracy and impartiality, but no stock purchase advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
New England
Post
Financial
Inquirer
Boston
Mass
Gala Day at Devens for Eight Companies Tour
A gala day at Camp Devens welcomed 600 visitors from eight companies under Colonel John Murphy of Natick. Sinclair Weeks and family from Newton joined as guests, while Adjutant-General Jesse Stevens and Colonel A. K. Foote inspected quarters. Worcester men defeated a visiting company in an afternoon baseball game.
Peter Ruff in a Blackmail Case with Sir Richard Dyson
Sir Richard Dyson seeks help from Peter Ruff in a blackmail plot linked to a past gambling scandal in Paris. Dyson recounts his fraud and a French impostor, Ted Jones, who haunts him as a parasite draining resources. Ruff listens as Dyson fears an ultimate, possibly fatal, payoff. Adventures of Peter Ruff to continue tomorrow in Daily and Sunday Post.
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Miss Brown
Peter Ruff
Sir Richard
Ted Jones
Ile
Mr. Ruff
Paris
Bank of England
France
America
West
Todd Jones
Australia
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The
United States Railroad Administration
Illinois Central Railroad Company
New York Central Railroad Company
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Delaware & Hudson Company
Atlantic Coast Line and
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Georgia Railroad Company
Cincinnati, New Orleans
Texas Pacific Railway Company
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Pittsburgh, McKeesport & Youghingheny Railroad Company
Nashville, Chattanooga
White, Weld &Co
Brown Brothers & CO
Blair & Co., Inc
Hornblower & Weeks
Supremers
Phillips
Richard
Arthur J. Bean
Financial Editor
Tic
Europe
Columbia Graphophone
Worcester
Columbia Graphophone Company
Invincible Oil
Invincible Oil Company
Niels Esperson
Houston
Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
Alabama
Invincible Oil Corporation
Humble
Ranger
Louisiana Oil Refining Corporation
Gladstone Oil & Refining Company
Montrose Oil & Refining Company
Devens
Peter
Ruff
Richard Dyson
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