New Haven Clerks Vote On New Railroad Agreements
About 6000 clerks on the New York New Haven and Hartford line were ordered to vote on accepting or rejecting proposed working agreements. A letter from General Manager L. Bardo explains terms and argues changes will improve cooperation, service, morale, and overall relations between officers and employees.
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New Haven
Newark
Hartford
L. Bardo
Samurdox
United States Railroad Tubor Board
Peing
Chicago
Bardo
German Theatre Deficit Foretells Dark Future
Berlin reports a looming catastrophe as provincial theatres close for lack of funds and big centers delay decisions. The new republic failed to fulfill winter subsidies promises, subsidy cuts devastate public theatre and private capital retreats. Performers face rising pay demands amid increasing prices, risking artistic collapse and unemployment.
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Karl KH. von Wiegand
Berlin
Berhin Pare
Avar
Tila Durieux
Alexander Mossi
Elea Lehmann
Albert Bansermane
Paul Weeenst
Hom Ware
Federal budget details show per resident debt and spending
Washington April 13. For each U S resident the federal government will spend about 12.79 to pay interest and principal on the national debt. The national debt stands near 328 billion and total expenditures are about 33.39 per person, with roads receiving 1.20 per resident and other agencies granted varying sums. Congress may alter these figures.
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Washington
United States
Sein Wilk
Berins Jay i
Congress
Budget Bureau
Garvica
Veterang Bureau
Hig
Navy
Army
Budest Bureau
Motorieta
Farmera
Toney
Hoover
Flia
Commerce Department
Agriculture Department
Harding
White Horse
Bonds Edge Higher Amid Mixed Market Tone
Bond market shows slower gains as investors scan for direction. French and other international issues rise on cautious optimism, with several issues hitting new highs or near highs. Domestic rail issues advance, led by rail refinancings and substantial gains in several names, while demand for French securities remains evident. The Interstate Commerce Commission approves $18,099,000 first and refunding mortgages of the Missouri Pacific Railway Company to retire $22,647,000 of bonds and fund improvements.
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York
Bond Meckgt
Kerstem
Minitcipal
Raisa
Paris
Igher
Eneral
Kansas
Tenax
St Pauls
Priscoptor
Sertea A
Penver
Rio Grande
Southern Reilway Reneral
Norfolk
South Cnia
St. Louis
Kansas City
Rock Jeland
Baltimore
Ohio
Pinchurch Junction
Avelon
Lyons
Mediterfannedia
Pramerican Industrial Development Corporation
Marine Ag
American Sugar
Atlantic
New City Traction
Interstate Commerce Communis
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Mooney
Business Advances By Big Strides in Russia
Odessa April 13 Associated Press reports that foreign traders find Russia opening to business despite Bolshevik controls. Since August last year small trading persists, with foreign currencies circulated and goods spotted from hidden stocks or frontier imports. American Relief Administration aid eases restrictions, helping Americans and Russians exchange goods, reduce hostility, and revive port activity as ships bring cargoes at lower prices.
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Odessa
Cassociated Preas
Russia
Tast
Mogtaw
Roeson Everswvrere
American Relief Administration
Faree
A. BR. A
Aeri
Grain market rises as wheat leads advance in Chicago trade
Wheat futures jump with May and July contracts up amid strong demand. Corn and oats gain modestly while provisions ease, reflecting a broad market rally. European buying activity and slow cash demand for feed grains shape mixed reaction in the session.
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Chicago
Pierce Arrow and Lafayette Motors Agree on Merger
New York reports say control interests in Pierce Arrow Motor Company and Lafayette Motors Company have agreed in principle to merge. Charles H. Nash of Lafayette would chair the consolidated firm and lead operations, with directors to meet next week to finalize details amid reports of a Boston banking interest.
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New York
Pierce Arrow Motor Compaky
Lafayette Motors Company
Presentland
Charles H. Nash
Lafayette Company
Who Consolidated Companies
Boston
Foreign Exchange Market Responds Sparse to Rete Change
In New York on April 13 the foreign exchange market showed little reaction to a lower central bank rate and weaker remittances. Continental remittances moved only nominally with few notable quotation shifts amid a muted trading day.
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New York
Srisish Bank
Stock Trading Easing Up Profits Take Increases
WEW YORK April 13 Business activity on the stock exchange eased after a tenth straight session of gains though indexes fell modestly as investors took profits ahead of Good Friday. Strong advances in oils, chemicals, and industrials contrasted with declines in tobacco and textiles. Total sales reached 1,975,009 shares amid lower call loan rates and eased monetary conditions.
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York
Wen Tha Stock Exchange
New Jersey
California
Sinclair
Condyn
Paole
Pacifica
Geangers
Cya
Gulf
Mobile
Northern
Anaconda Ships Large Copper Shipment to London
The Anaconda Copper Company announced the delivery of sixteen carloads of red copper from its Great Pass mill to London. The shipment, valued at about one million pounds, marks the largest order ever sent from the mill to Britain amid winter cost declines.
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Anaconda
Great Britain
Great Pass
London
National study on living costs and price levels
The National Industrial Conference Board reported a predicted rise in the cost of living did not materialize. It based its findings on a nationwide survey in cities over 100,000 and found a 4 percent drop in average living costs from March 1, 1921, to March 1, 1922. The six week period into March showed a 1.4 percent decline, while the peak in July 1920 remained 24.4 percent higher. The overall price level stood 54.7 percent above the July 1914 pre war level.
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New York
Nontha Falind
Asld Ru
National Industrial Conference Board
Bis Foau
Metal market listing with scattered commodity notes
A New York market brief reports prices for copper, tin, antimony, and related metals with mentions of spot and nearby futures. Diverse quotes appear for several locations including St Louis and Zinn, with varying price figures and market steadiness indicated.
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New York
Ater
Leag Rnady
Bukor Market Update Signals Mixed Dairy Prices
SRW Tork reports a brisk April market with creamery extras and several price lines. Dairy tales mention free entries and quiet activity. milk and fat values appear uneven across regions.
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SRW
Bukor
Creamery Extras
Sears Whale
Kaver
Whale Nite Tower Grads
Isomsin
Americas
Federal Reserve Bank Statement of April 13
New York April 13 The statement of condition of the Federal Reserve Banks of New York at the close of business April 12 shows total reserves 1 157386120.06, bills discounted secured by government obligations 419888120.74, all others 22283778.89. Bills bought in open market 3306. Net earnings assets 262633748. Uncollected items 118523595 due to members reserve account 3696978064. Total deposits 716779597.42. Federal notes in circulation 625425737.00. Reserve ratio 63.2 percent.
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New York
Federal Reserve Banks of
Billa
Federal Reserve
Realty deed records show multiple transfers and mortgages
Warranty deeds list Caroline L Healy to John Giustra for 60 feet on Main Street and several other transfers including Elizabeth P Callaghan to Walter Callaghan and Mary P Gaynes at 42 feet on Poplar Street. Mortgages record John Gillira to Caroline Lu Healy for 30 feet on Muin Street and Angelo and Ernest Antagrant to Ida May Hoyt for 69 feet on Terry Place with varying sums.
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Caroline L. Healy
John Giustra
Main Street
Elizabeth P. Callaghan
Walters
Callaghan
Edwin Street
Mary P. Gaynes
John Rosa
Poplar Street
Mraynick
Prokop
Woodlawn Avenue
Polk Street
L. May Hoyt
Ange'o
Ernest Artgnan
Terry Place
Jacop
Mary
L. Bitzer
Frederick Kaeser
Fourth Street
Frank Boleshazy
George P. Wels
Sing Realty
Fairfield Avenue
Qwt
Frank ‘Faecina
Gus Meyers
Wells Street
Mortgace Deeds
John Gillira
Caroline Lu Healy
Muin Street
Prokop Jablonowssi
Batatawaynick
Sind Polk Street
Angelo
Curb Market Sparks Mixed Card Exchange Action
At Fork April 13, traders faced continued strength in the Card Exchange with smaller advances and notable profit taking. Gillette Safety Razor led gains to a fresh high, Eastman Kodak and Columbia Petroleum drew strong interest, while Exor and Durant saw declines amid broad selling. Other names like Tullus Kayser, Kirby Petroleum, Cities Service and Buckeye Pipe showed varied moves as the market absorbed activity and new company announcements.
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Gillette Safety Razor
Huffman
Fes
Eastman Kodak
Columbia Petroleum
Camp Oli and Gar, Company
Wichita County
Texas
Exo
Durant
New Gock
Stock B Exchange
Glen Alden
Tullus Kayser
Kirby Petroleum
Indiana
Buckeye Pipe
Galena
Signal
Money market notes from New York prices and bids
A distorted Money New York report from April 13 lists trading notes with fractional bids such as 4:3 and 4, with references to loans against advances and various bid levels. The unclear OCR obscures exact entities and figures, but indicates money market activity and loan offerings.
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New York
Call Money Tasyv
Treasury Certificates Sales by State Credits
Certified sales report lists Treasury Certificates issued through the Central Accounting Port Office as of April 1. Bridgeport leads with 47,663.06 dollars, while totals for Hartford New Haven Norwich Stamford Danbury Derby Waterbury New London Greenwich and others bring the state balance to 177,777.60 dollars.
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Treasury
Central Accounting Port Office
Bridgeport
Hartford
New Haven
Norwichs
Stamford
Danbury
Derby Sea
Waterbury
New London
Greenwich
Britain
Business Builders Inc Offers Subsidy to BSE Convertibia Notes
Dames W Fujoe's Business Builders Inc of New Fork offers subsidr prion to BSE Convertibia notes.
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Dames W. Fujoe
Business Builders, Inc
New Fork
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