Wall Street Sinks on War Stocks Selloff in New York
New York December 22 Stocks plunged in the biggest daily turnover since April 1901 as war stocks led a broad selloff. An orderly, panic-free session saw steel and railroad shares slide with declines extending into industrials while some pockets recovered late. Bankers expected easier money, and reports tied the move to peace prospects and Secretary Lansing's remarks.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange House
Middle West
Wilson
Wall Street
Lloyd, George
Lansing
United States
State Department
Uth
Industs
Union
Baltimore
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake
Lehigh Valley
Missouri, Kansas &Texas
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
New Haven
Pennsylvania
Reading
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Am Can
Am Car&Fdy
A. Smelters
Loco
Baldwin Loco
Beth Steel
Crucible Steel
Kennecott
Nyairbke
Repub. Steel
Alr
U.S
Utah
West’house
Financial District
Stoe& Exchange Houses
Ordingly
Morgan Group
Lloyd George
Allis Chalmers
Car & Found
Baldwin Locomo
Bethlehem Steel
Crucible
N. Y. Air
Republic I. &S
U. S. Ind
U.S. Steel
U. S
Wall ST
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Lions Initiate 35 New Members at For esters Hall
A Royal Order of Lions meeting at For esters hall 62 Cannon street saw 35 new members take the first degree. The Den aims to reach 1000 members by April. Royal President Charles R. James presided with Co L Chase chairing entertainment. Dr F C Buckmiller elected Den physician. Claude Graham White, famed aviator, wed Ethel Levy, George M. Cohan’s ex wife.
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Royal Order of Lions
Foresters’ Hall
Cannon Street
Den
Charles R. James
Co. L. Chase
F. C. Buckmiller
Stratford Avenue
Claude Graham White
England
United States
Ethel Levy
George M. Cohan
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Malaga
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Hosie Neckw
EMI Uippers
E. T. CO
Southern New England Telephone Company
W.W. Knight
Bridgeport Exchange
Wolff
Edward Lonergan
Main St
Stratfield Hotel