War finance and markets in Henry Clews weekly note
Henry Clews notes war financing accelerates investment activity in the United States. Pressure on capital issues declines with May totals at 48 million versus 192 million a year earlier while total since January 1 stands at 887 million. He argues Allies will win, capital shifts toward production, rail freight improves, and the Liberty loan drives optimism, with a sober longterm outlook for postwar politics and economics.
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Railroads Lead Market Slide Then Partial Recovery In Early Trading
Liquidation in rail stocks dominated New York activity with St Paul and Delaware & Hudson falling sharply. United States Steel and Bethlehem Steel rose later as motors and accessories posted modest gains amid a broad but uneven session.
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Gulf.& W. Indies
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M. & St. Paul
Chile
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Hudson
Erie
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Connecticut Patents and Trademarks Issued May 29 1917
A list of issued patents from Connecticut and trademarks with names and items. Notable entries include shaving machine for sounding record tablets by Frank L. Capps and J. J. Scully of Bridgeport, reflector holder, stencil, gas burning apparatus, various tools, spark plugs and typewriter, portable abutment for automatic train stops, and filings by Salt's Textile Mfg Co Bridgeport and Frary & Clark New Britain for metalware and textile items.
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A. M’ Wooster
Frank L. Capps
J. J. Scully
Bridgeport
Henry D’olter
Sjr
D.arfents
New Haven
George I. Reichhelm
Arthur ©. Freedman
Eugene G. Reising
Hartford
Francis E.williams
Robert C. Cole
James Alexander
Bristol
Angelo Pistrabono
Riverside
John J. Platt
Milford
Jesse A. B. Smith
Glenbrook
Charles W. Walker
Stratford
Charles A. Willard
Madison
Darling
Eltington
Conn
Benjamin Fiegel
Frary & Clark Landers
New Britain
Phineas T. Talcott
Live Wire Down At Fairfield Sparks Crowd
Fairfield June 4 Passengers of a Bridgeport Fairfield trolley escaped injury when trolley feed wires were pulled down by a pole at Flint's corner Traffic blocked for 45 minutes until lines were replaced Officer Louis Lespinasse guarded the danger zone and emergency crews repaired the lines The incident tied up more than a hundred automobiles and six trolley cars Local remark cites Liberty Bonds funding for cigars amid the disruption.
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Japan Narrow Railways Faced With Gauge Change Move
The article notes a push to convert Japan’s narrow gauge 6000 miles of rail to standard gauge despite a $450 million cost. Officials say main Tokaido line could switch in twelve years and other lines on Honshu in twenty-five, to improve speed and compatibility.
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