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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
19
Trading in Stutz stock was suspended by the stock exchange board after a day of strong activity. The market ended irregular with sharp shifts as early gains faded, with Stutz quoted near 491 and other issues like Crucible and Vanadium hitting new highs before retreating.
A New York report cites evidence that United States wealth exceeds 200 billion dollars in visible property and projects a potential rise to the billions more if all industrial and mercantile assets were fully valued. The analysis highlights banks, credits, and the role of savings deposits as key factors in national wealth. It also notes political shifts and port commerce discussions affecting New York's prominence.
New York March 1 The stock exchange suspended further trading in State motor Stute and private deals by members after a controversial rise. Officials offered no amplification beyond the order, noting the unprecedented measure within the exchange's history. The stock, once a market leader, had surged dramatically in recent weeks, with rumors tying its ascent to Allan A Ryan and a large steel concern that allegedly shorted the stock.
A garbled report from Roanoke Va notes a shop strike at Norfolk and Western railroad shops. Workers walk out in sympathy with clerks strike started March 22 after dismissals prompted protests.
The list catalogs numerous real estate transactions and mortgages across streets including Pugounags Montgomery Carrot and Hamilton. Names such as Theodore Jaco, Ambrose Gulls, George Stem and Spargo & Winter appear amid figures like 236,000 and 125 feet, noting transfers, deeds, and financial liens.
Grain prices edged higher with May futures near 1.58 percent gains as markets digested new supply data. Chicago commodities indices showed marginal climbs, led by wheat and corn after technical support at modest highs, while disjointed notes from traders suggested cautious sentiment ahead of spring planting progress.
Fragmentary OCR notes show price movements and items on a York market desk. Mentions include Treen lira higher than expected, various perishable and factory goods, receipts totaling 274, and references to Bests tm 460 Arsta Fe Soealain and Penwayionnla toil. Also notes on Florida basket and potential funeral color items, with scattered names such as Ron Tyne and Kam Hears.
Fragmentary text notes a surprising event involving Mary M in New York. It mentions hosting, a holiday period, and a broader remand context with vague references to early new crowd and May selling. Names and places are uncertain due to OCR issues.
Fragmented report notes dry goods in New York with varied pricing and mentions ChicagoWilsan Sand Company proposing employee stock participation at seven percent disbursements. Also reports incorporation details for Tamico Co with EB McGauley and V B Tieheimes among Bridgeport Danbury connections.
A probate court judge in St Louis ruled on the estate of Lieutenant Kenseth Brddk, detailing inheritance and a $291,990 bequest. The decision touches on a federal tax hold and loan implications amid disputes over rightful heirs and trust preservation.
A disrupted proceeding recounts Lawson’s expulsion after violent remarks during a hearing. The record notes he contended with charges of legal stock and was denied further prosecution while other named individuals face dividends and corporate matters.
A new corporation named Esland Amer was formed with an initial capital of 55000 dollars. Incorporators listed include George Jones John Ehlonsky and James Watson. The filing notes a business focus on trading and production within a regional market.
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