Stock Exchange Ban on Stutz Raises Issue
BY BRODAN WALL stock exchange actions restricting Stutz Motor trading spark a legal moral clash. buyers and sellers rely on courts for delivery while editors urge safeguards against market raids by professional traders. the piece argues for federal intervention if exchange safeguards fail to protect investors amid repeated Wall Street panics.
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Johnsons New York Speeches Merely Appeals to Sentiment
New York reports describe Senator Warren Johnson drawing large crowds and facing comparisons to Bryan. His Cooper Union talk stressed sincerity and opposition to the League of Nations and Wall Street influence, positioning him as a potential Republican nominee with a stance antagonistic to international entanglements.
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Rubber's Annual Report Details 1919 Net Profits Rise
New York Anil 4 The United States Rubber company reports 1919 net income after depreciation and taxes at 21 396 099. Deducting 2 660 862 for interest leaves net profits 17 750 227. Surplus grows from 348 951 in 1918 to 12 sorry, 16 143? at year end. Industrial war volume boosts ether sales to 23 , large business volume noted.
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India inquiry rapped Chelmsford recall demanded
The India Office issued a statement reacting to a report by a special commission of the National Congress of India. The commission blamed Baron Chelmsford for disorders in the Punjab and elsewhere and called for his recall.
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Nails Boom Ensures Steel Will Supply in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh reports a 15 percent rise in nail production easing fears of shortages. Builders in New York, Chicago, Detroit and other cities have strained nail stocks, prompting Pittsburgh mills to increase output and keep pace with booming construction. Authorities expect production to soon outpace demand for current projects.
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Austrian Hungarian bank reports kronen in circulation
The Austrian Hungarian bank reports that 60,333,000,000 paper kronen are in circulation in the former Habsburg monarchy. Of this amount 15,600,000,004 kronen are Avestan.
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Financial Panics Deepen as Congress Cuts Expenditure
Washington report says the nation faces a severe financial crisis as Congressman Mondell of Wyoming argues for reduced spending. He notes rising debt and a looming short-term loan bottleneck, with March figures showing a $760,000,000 drop in seated debt. He praises treasury officials but warns only tighter public outlay can avert danger.
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Next Step in Ruhr Situation Undecided
Paris April 2 The status of sending German troops into the Ruhr coal basin remains unresolved aside from a French note allowing limited protection of property. Dr Goeppert, head of the German commission, recalls the German government’s hesitating acceptance and suggests a reciprocal occupation of German cities if entry proceeds.
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England's new trusts threaten department stores in England
Washington reports anti consolidation in English retail, noting major stores absorbing rivals and expanding abroad. American Chamber notes one largest store recently swallowed three competitors and opened a Buenos Aires branch. French trade figures show February 1920 imports rising to 22.5 million with exports down from last year. Jacob Reese, pioneer in transcontinental ready foods and a New York merchant, dies at 89.
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Bridgeport Real Estate Offer Near Black Reef and Seaside
City of Bridgeport unveils 20 acres on Seaside, Grover, Gilman, Lake and Midland, part of the Old Gilman Estate, near Pearsall and l'Hor ne Estates. The area, adjacent to Black Rock Country Club and Manor House, is premier residential, with restrictions and long term payment plans to buyers, no options.
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Long Hill Farm in Trumbull Offers 140 Acres for Home or Plots
The Gregory homestead near Bridgeport totals 140 acres with 1300 fruit trees, three bearing orchards, a 14 room house, barn, silo, and full farming equipment. Tasaua Hill rises 640 feet here, providing sweeping views of Long Island Sound and surrounding areas. Seven miles from Bridgeport, the healthful site is advertised for a country home or division into 1 to 2 acre plots, with about 10 acres reserved by the owner.
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Bridgeport Publishing Co Stockholders Listing 1924
Auction notice and company stockholders details from Bridgeport Conn listing owners and shares, average bid and subscription figures. Names include Edward Mick Phy, George Wald, and others linked to Bridgeport publishing firms. Dated April 1924 with sworn affidavit and clerk signatures.
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Milford Beach Scene With Jets Near Fort Trumbull Harbor
A Milford report describes numerous jets at Fort Trumbull Beach and another jet near Pond Street, noting a scenic harbor Sew. The scene highlights the harbor’s beauty and local activity along the shoreline.
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Stratford Area Improves Access To Industrial Tract Along Railroad
In Stratford adjoining the Housatonic Ship New Haven Hartford center, several lots on South Avenue are eyed for factory sites. A Building Company plans a switch from the New York Railroad and water transportation is available. The Raybestos, Spring Perch and American Brass Companies have extensively built on the South side of the tract across the railroad. The property spans about 1 to 2 miles along the railroad with roughly 1,200 feet of water frontage.
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