World Finance Faces Favorable Conditions Amid Mixed Trade
A broad financial summary notes favorable economic conditions and cautious optimism in markets, with productive sectors facing skilled labor shortages and material scarcities. Gold output in Rend Mines rose in April, while textile mills show mixed demand for fabrics and rising wholesale silk prices amid strikes and delivery delays.
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Don
Fontwaar
Farina
Giadacter
Cotto Duck
Sng
Isbor
Cole Up Im
New York Stock Exchange Quotations Fragment
Readable fragments list stock exchange quotations and company names across states and mines. Names include Indiana La Salle Michigan Mohawk North Butte Ona Colon Old Dominion Osceola Pond Creek Quincy Saint Mary's Superior Wolver ine station and more.
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Indiana
la Salle
Michigan ‘Mohawk
North Butte
Ona
Colon
Old Dominion
Osceola
Pond Creek
Quincey
Saint Mary's
Te Fe
Sneekins & Smokin
Wolverine
Market gains and losses on resumed trading in rail and steel stocks
The market opened higher with Transcontinentals leading demand as Union Pacific and Canadian Pacific moved up. Reading, St Paul, Atchison, New York Central and New Haven advanced, while Canadian Pacific fell later. United States Steel traded near recent highs as copper and Reading issues gained before a broad pullback.
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Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Reading
Te Bish Valley
St. Paul Atchison
New York Central
New Haven
United States Steel
St. Paul
Keipe
Gructhie
New York
United Bigtes Steel
lMonds
Baltimore,& Ohio
Military Training Week For Connecticut Agricultural College Cadets
The Connecticut Agricultural College battalion under Lieutenant Amory will join a joint U S Army exercise with Rhode Island Agricultural College near Fisher's Island. Cadets march to Exeterville, transfer by special train to New London, then boat to Fishers Island for a week of field conditions mimicking citizen-soldier drills. Clouds of ash plume from Hawaii’s Mauna Loa reported with no damage. Alabama Republicans meet in Birmingham criticizing the Wilson administration and prepare for Chicago convention. Delegates from Colorado attend an unnamed national convention.
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Connecticu Agricultural Collese
Tienton- Ant Cheries B. Amory
Laltad States Cavalry
Rhos Island
United States
Fisher
Sf J
Exglevitte
New London
Pixiers Island
Plattsburgh
Building boom expected in Waterbury soon
Waterbury leaders foresee a near term building surge as architects report rising activity across East Main street, Highland Park, Simonsville and planned garages. Builders point to easing material costs and labor, with several multi family and mixed use projects sketched for Baldwin Madison and Cook streets.
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Waterbury
Connecticut
New Haven
East Main Street
Highlana Park
Simonsville
New York
R. Jerome Batley
Bank Street
Bailey
Elm City
Highland Parc
Edward H. Cowles
Baldwin and
Madison Street
Itill
Grange Street
Fir
Cook Street
ad_jacent
North Main Street
Mr. Batley
Ran. E. Benedict
Teavenwneth Street
Can Zach Return to Lead Brooklyn Fans
A jumbled note from Brooklyn baseball fans discusses Zachary David Wheet of Kansas City, longtime slugger of the Mibets clan, and mentions a recent decline in his hitting while Casey Stengel also suffers a batting setback during the pennant chase.
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Saya
Kansas City Roots Shape Dodgers Stars in 1915 Season
A historical look at Zachary Wheat and Stengel, both Kansas City natives, their rise from local clubs to Brooklyn Dodgers stardom, and the 1915 season hopes. Zachary's career milestones, his birthday May 23 1883, and Stengel's slide from 1914 to 1915 are noted, along with their brothers and early teams.
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Stengel
Robins
Phillies
Rea Sox
Wheat
Kansas City
Missouri
Toushine
Zachary
Hamilton
McLarshiins
Fiat.company
Enterprise Club
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Mobil
Mobils
Zack
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Pirates
Chief Meyers
Zach
Mack Wheat
Brooklyn Outfeld
Stenge
Kankakee
Maysville
Aurora
Ill
Montgomery
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the Rend
New York Stock Exchange
Era Railway
Enira Avenue
Utah Copper
Warsat
West Union Ta
Elpatels Ois
Boston
TL Watson & Os
Boston Stocks
Fingineers
Servicw
Renee
Mission
Renwkins
Sup-Clarke Street
Conece
Mauna Lae
Hawaii
Towa
Alabama
Birmingham
Chicago
Colorado
Brass Center
Wilfred
Griggs
KODAK
Eastman Kodak CO
Rochester, N
Creole Mining Co
Utah
M. Reynolds
Carter and Towne Investments
Rector St. New York
Phobe
State OF Connecticut
District OF Bridgeport
Ss. Probate Court
Kate S. Hutchinson
Bridgeport
Mit Eaware
Betata
Timothy N. Hutchinson
Ogden Street
M.j.ormond
Church St
Conn
Wilkes-Barre
Ithaca
Rochester
Buffalo
Detroit
West
W. D. Cook & Son
Water Street
Fress
T.L. Watson & CO
Main
John Streets
City of
City Hall
Howard ¥. Smith
Collec
State OF Connecticue
Wilbur
Selleck
Monroe
Court of Probate
Slosia
Curtis
Administratriz
Stepney Depot
J. W. Blakebrough
Brookfield, Vermont
City National Bank
Wall Street
THE
Connecticut National Bank
Bridgeport Cor
James Staples & CO
Btate Street
Bridgeport, Conn
T. B. Warren Real Estate and Insurance
Aalr
Sanford Building ‘Telephone En
Manin Street
A&m. Wooster
Aliommeerten
Tete Examiner U
Petwet Grice
T. Sory
Hotel Bristo
West 49Th St
N. Y
Broadway
Fifth Ave
Bristol
E. Tolson
Pres
Mgr
Pepe Eee Eae
Me University School
Fairfield Avenue
College Preparatory
Hotchkiss
Hill
Ula
Main St
Poli
Corona
Bruggists
Frisbie
Southworth’s
Debert Robin
Paris
Dimirib
J.T Pers
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