France Flags Poincare Victory Day Address
Paris July 14 French wireless service reports President Poincare sent a gratitude letter to Premier Clemenceau after the victory parade. Messages of congratulations came from Belgium King Alexander of Greece and others as festivities extended into dawn. TheGironde tableaux from Florence lit by 25 000 lamps showcased allied rulers and war events across a 3000 foot display, with 800 soldiers guiding the giant panel.
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Denies Lansing Will Resign Cabinet
Washington July 15 State Department officials dismissed rumors that Secretary of State Lansing would resign from the cabinet. They said there is absolutely no truth in Paris dispatches claiming dissatisfaction with the peace treaty and noted officials are certain he remains in his post.
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Hurricane Destroys Valparaiso Ports With Heavy Death Toll
Eighty seven people are known dead after a weekend hurricane that wrecked Valparaiso. Fourteen vessels sunk and about a hundred small craft destroyed. Property losses are estimated at two hundred million dollars.
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Orders employes back President Mahon reprimands Ottawa rail men
The report from Ottawa on July 16 states street railway workers on strike were reprimanded by international president W. D. Mahon of Detroit who ordered them back to work. The action is tied to an industrial conference planned by a federal labor sub committee of the Cabinet to be held in August.
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Grants lieying license to Bridgeport man Cooper
John D. Cooper of 540 Seaview avenue was granted a civilian flying license yesterday by the army and navy board on aeronautic cognizance. He is the first local man to receive such a license, having flight experience over ten years and work with Glen Curtiss in Garden City New York. He served as a head instructor for army officers and flew planes in England, Russia, Italy, and Turkey before discharge from the navy at Pensacola Florida.
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Danbury Notice to Bidders for Main Street Repaving 1919
Sealed proposals invited by City Clerk Danbury Connecticut for repaving Main Street from Elmwood Park north to White Street and Wooster Squares area with asphalt and granite block pavement on concrete foundations. Includes White Street from railroad tracks east to Granville Avenue and Rose Hill Street to connect with existing pavement. Wooster Square area. curb, steps, pipes, and related work. Plans may be seen at City Engineer or C D Pollack New York. bid bond of 2500 required. bids due 2:30 p.m. Friday July 25, 1919.
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War Finance Corp Opens Loans to Broaden Cattle Exports
Washington July 15. The War Finance Corporation announced it will accept applications from responsible American banks and exporters for advances against cattle and cattle produce shipments. The aim is to stimulate export and broaden demand for these products.
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Market speculation dominates but hints of risk linger
Speculative interests again led the market as pools and bets steer trading despite unsettling developments. The gap between mixed and all industrial loans widened with mixed loans at six percent and less acceptable securities demanding twelve percent. Cotton consumption in June was 474 407 bales, with lint and sinters down from a year ago, while call money in New York was firm at six percent and spot prices remained quiet.
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Trading in Foreign Exchanges Demoralized in New York
Trading in the foreign exchange market became utterly demoralized this afternoon with sterling and francs hitting new lows. Demand sterling quoted high at 4.40% and French checks fell. Trading in marks in Berlin and Hamburg was suspended following resumption of trade relations with Germany.
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