Dividends Drive Higher Stock Prices In Early Market
Broadan W. Enew York argues stock dividends justify higher price levels as the market weighs factors like crop prospects, Franco-German tensions, gold movements, and banks’ willingness to lend. He cites rising dividend distributions as a key near term bullish driver, warning crops and political events could alter the outlook.
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Broadan W. Enew
York
Pohe
Iheing
Germany
Ruhr
Fine Openings in Little Paraguay Developments
Drifts of optimistic commentary describe Paraguay’s resource potential with forested lands and rare hardwoods. Analysts note vast American investments, Paraguay’s clay soil suitability for crops, and possible boosts from oranges, sugar, and wheat. Copper, manganese, and other deposits are mentioned, with rail expansion eyed to unlock wealth.
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Awakinz
Te Senliss Waite
Jal
Mts
Schurz
Recorder
Acre
Paraguay
Algo Copper
Holcomb Rejects Connecticut Special Emergency Request
Governor Marcus Holcomb declines a special session to debate federal woman suffrage. In a letter to Col. Ullman of New Haven, he cites no emergency and rejects the idea of a rushed meeting at the Republican convention’s urging. Ullman says he has proof of an emergency requiring action.
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Hartford
L. Governnor Marcus ML Holcomb
Connecticut
Sonny
Tsiac Ulman
New Haven
Dyclines
Ullman
Movement of Gold to America Recalls Meorgan's Experience
The article recalls Meorgan's era as gold moved to the United States amid wartime finance. It notes Morgan’s role in protecting treasury gold and the shift of gold shipments from London to New York, with Britain and France signing large notes and seeking secure transfers. It discusses the wartime context, banking underwriting, and the potential for future gold shipments, emphasizing implications for American finances and exchange stability.
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America
Meorgan
Mer. Morgan
Treasury
London
Gneland
France
Theania
Winler
Great Britain
United States
Budget Measure for National System Pushed by Senate
Washington April 1. Senate 10 plans to bring a national budget system measure to the floor this week, drafted by a Republican committee chaired by Senator McCormick of Winds. The proposal centralizes fiscal matters in the treasury, reserves some budgeting power to the president, and establishes an audit bureau under the comptroller. It aims for economy and efficiency with congressional approval. The bill requires Treasury resources and obligations reporting and would prepare all government expenditure states. The measure also involves a treasury and excise officers and sets up an audit bureau under the comptroller with oversight by Congress. The article also notes a Canton Park City meeting and a poker tournament as unrelated items.
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Washington
Senate
McCormick
Republican of
Winds
Spreiss
McCoarmick
Wouse Badret
Secretary of the Treasury
Opether
Nara Missioner
Sun m
Treasury
Fisca
Consis
Congress
Bilw
Comptraller
United Fraser
Yrresident Art Ig Congress
Organization of American Shipbuilders announces plan
Ase 15 announces the Organization of the Committee of American Shipbuilders to shape the future of the American merchant marine. Powell, president of Bethlehem Ship Building, chairs the committee which opposes foreign disposition of wartime fleet. It will not lobby but publish views via newspaper ads.
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New York
Ase
Américain Iméerchant Marine
We Powell
Bethlehema Ship Building Corporation
America
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