Federal Reserve Opposition Deepens as Stock Market Sags
New York April 20 heavy selling swept U S stocks after a day of irregularities with broad declines across sectors. The Federal Reserve renewed opposition to credit relaxation, prompting banks to curb speculative loans and western merchants to cut credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Board
Bull Side
WSNEW
York
Japan
Sy Bos
Feder
Scredit
E West
Ee Oper
Col. Cott
Userubbery
Col
Golt Tnoka
SiRrokert
Question of Petroleum Supply Of Vital Interest To America
Walter Clark of Standard Oil of New Jersey warned that petroleum demand could reach 650 million barrels by 1921 and questioned future sources. Dr. Van Manning suggested the United States risk dependence on foreign oil and urged Congress to act. Acheson proposed synthetic chemistry could eventually produce petroleum and its derivatives, including fuels and lubricants, potentially reducing reliance on natural reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
New York
Walter Clarkenale
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Tougle
Uch
Ava
van Manning
United States Bureau of
Manning
Congress
United States
Fpr
Manningy &Iso
Keneson
Achason
Manding
Ciec
Achensa
Sor. Manning
Lyonesso
Acheson
Artificia
Matecizis
Witcacod
Hevesan
SAS Friend Arrested In Financial Deal
Athens Veigorskoy was arrested and charged with theft related to a $299 loan from Michiel Strampakas. Held on $2,000 bond, Strampakas says Veizoraikos took $1,000 on April 19 promising to return it, then allegedly returned $100 and kept $200 for a trip to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Veigorskoy
Stovall
Michiel Strampakas
Strampakas
Veizoraikos
Strompakas
Veigarakas
Iis
New York
Boston man elected director of General Asphalt Co
Robert Wincor of Boston was today named a director of the General Asphalt Company, succeeding James Lewis Rake. The move reflects leadership changes at the firm as of April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phigadelphea
Robert Wincor
Boston
General Asalt Company
Lewis Rake
Waterbury Woman Acquitted of Forgery
Mra Gunda Hendricks of Waterbury Connecticut was acquitted in a Waterbury general sessions court today on a charge of forging checks used to swindle Fifth Avenue merchants. The jury deliberated after evidence linked the defendant to the forged instruments, but the court found insufficient proof of guilt. Judge Crain criticized the arrest and indictment process, urging officials to determine who caused the case to go forward and to report the facts to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Fork
Gunda Hendricksor
Waterbur Conn
Lake George
Jude Crain
Bhorough
Speers Named Chairman Of Interchurch Movement In New York
Jenez M. Speers of New York was elected chairman of the executive committee of the inter church world movement, succeeding John R. Mott who resigned to devote himself to overseas representation with the YMCA. Speers, a well known Presbyterian leader, takes the helm amid the international effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jenez M. Speers
Inter-Church World Movement Today
John R. Mott
Younh, Men's Christian Association
Mr. Speers
Prisoner repatriation plan agreed by German and Russian commissions
Printed report notes an agreement to repatriate 199,907 Russians from Germany and 20,900 Germans from Russia. It states no compulsory repatriation and cites high transport costs, estimating 3,000 marks per man for Germans moved from remote Siberian stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beruin
German State Department
Kopp
Germany
Russia
Siberian
Prohibition Official Asked to Probe New York Assembly Drunkenness
In Washington, Prohibition Commissioner Kremer was pressed by William H. Anderson state chairman of the Anti-Satan League to order a rapid investigation into alleged drunkenness in the New York Assembly chamber during the Socialist ouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kremer
Washington
Wiliam TH. Anderson
Anti-Satann Leaguer
New York Assembly
Real Estate Transfers and Attachments Listed in City Records
A lengthy list details numerous real estate transfers, quit claims, and parcels deeded to City Savings Bank and other entities. Names include Abraham N Muray, Caroline Gondsei, Samuel Clark, Mary Fairchild, Bruno Stempel, and many others with various street parcels and holdings across Pembroke, Madison Avenue, Woodlawn, Ogden Street, and Liberty Street. The records also note certificates of attachment and a case Edward J Stuwo vs John Yor vy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfeld
Mary Fairchild
Emma Waltershort
Edward Wameradov
Ella Lane
Crave Valve Company
Malcolm Barter
Ivanistan Ove
Nua
City Savings Bank
Samuel Clark
Pembroke Street
John Z. Cuginar
Sanwell
Smith
Carrell Court
Maury A. MacFarland
James ¥. MacFarland
Denver Avenue
Henriette
Feterson
Berthas Feteh
Pourah Street
Bridgeport Marr Fany
Andrew Stonall
Liberty Street
Kazlowie
Adamewiz
Wrasislaw Trogelchowski
Kossuth Street
Whidisiaw Karcewsky
Kossut
Tlenry Adams Lo Zinte Miller
Eslan Olive Street
Antonix Fico
Brung Stempel
Madison Avenue
Andriy Hansen
Vincent B. Luecag
Thermo Street
Adrew Stumitis
Frank
Strpies
Ffarborview Place
Edward J. Stuwo
Joba Yor
English envoy told HS duties during embassy picketing
A British ambassador told a Washington audience that he came to discuss duties rather than favors. Meanwhile Irish activists and supporters argued in New York and Washington that Ireland’s rights are international, not domestic to Britain, and questioned the role of English policy in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Britain
Trade Balance Shows March Export Surge and Deficit Narrowing
Washington reports March imports at a record 484,000,009 while the trade balance improves by 96,920,000 in favor of the United States. Exports reach 320,000,000 the second largest in history, lifting nine month totals to 1,251,000,000 with a 3,392,000,003 surplus. Gold exports total 47,000,000 against 47,006,000 in imports. silver exports reach 4,000,000 amid a 9,000,000 import bill. Also listed are assorted property claims and mortgage releases including Samuel Pinaly, Mary Artimouveki, and others with various sums and properties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Arbitration Proposed in Stutz Motor Corner
SBW Yori reports arbitration proposal in Stutz Motor corner as stock trades around 7500 dollars after a suspension and board tensions. The protective committee backs mediation with a reconstituted mediation board and adherence to board rulings amid ongoing disputes among stockholders and executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SBW
Yori
Stock Exchange
Lita Scuce
Ibis
Intertsi
A. Ryan
Tha Stutz Company
Tuto
Esk
Vz Ik millelWes
Tate
United States Invited to World Financial Conference
London April 20 The United States government was invited to send representatives to the world financial conference convened by the League of Nations council. The American government said it recognizes the difficulty of the problem and will decide on a suitable plan for the debate, considering each state's special duties and interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
World Financial Conference
Dn Brugie
Gouneil
League of Nations
Market report items for foodstuffs and commodities in New York
New York market notes show Bullee firm receipts and higher creamers prices. Flour and packer goods, extra firsts and browns in various colors, with raw sugar and Bermuda stock listed. Wheat and corn futures show firmness or steady prices, with lard and cotton seed oil quoted and other articles unchanged.
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New York
Orsumory
Mike
Pennsylven Au
Bermuda
Onta
Middle West
Tire Boom In New Brunswick Area For 1920 Demand
United States Rubber Company reports steep growth amid rising demand for its products. P. Coll, chairman of the board, cites a 1920 business estimate of 1 1/2 billion dollars and predicts rubber shod vehicles will dominate future transport as highways improve. George R. Deshler named temporary director to fill recent vacancy left by Theddors N. Vail's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
United States Rubber Company
P. Coll
Tie
Mather
Colt
George R. Deshler Wen Madarp
Theddors N. Vail
Stock exchanges close as margins fail in Japan
Washington reports the American Embassy in Tokyo said Japan’s principal stock exchanges were to three days because operators did not post additional margins. Tokyo’s exchange index, seen as a barometer of conditions, has fallen from 170 to 290 in the last 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tokio
State Department
Japan
THO
Metal market report fragment from New York 1914
The text records metal prices across April to July 1914 for iron tin lead and zinc, with spot and delivery quotations by grade and region. Northern and Southern iron and antimony prices are listed, along with April June bids and asks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern
Southern
AnHmony
Tin Easter
Ali
Feredata
Yale and Harvard Sold by Navy Department
Washington April 20 steamers Yale and Harvard sold to agents of Lex Annells agniti¢ate to operate on the Pacific coast again, price for both vessels about 1,759,0019. New York April 30 market reports show clearing, balances, and federal balances. Notice liable parties deny responsibility for debts incurred by wife and others. various corporate dissolution notices follow for Locomobile Missouri Bridgeport and Bridgeport Specialty Company with creditors urged to present claims by September 1920.
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Washington
Yale
Harvard
Navy Department
Pacific Coast
Navy
Margaret Houlternas
M. Heyfornan
Locomobile Company
Missouri
ING
Bridgeport
F. R. Highman
Brain Street
Eriigenect
Connecticut
Hickman Sanforq
Stoddard
Fe. Lytle
Bridgeport Specialty Co
Bri¢senart
Senembess
Riker F. PR
Hickman Theaters
Sild
Prnaiies St Glasolution
Cotton market steady as futures rise in early session
In New York April 20, cotton prices opened steady and climbed from 12 to 23 points amid favorable weather and crop news. Prices fluctuated with a late morning rally before closing mostly higher by 13 to 30 points from earlier levels, with December contracts leading gains. Port receipts shown at 90,129 and exports at 642,533—US port stocks 1017347.
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Salon Tien
Tbs
Nichewy
Adynnes Ruimely
Tyo Brod Corp
Boxeh
Amer Corton
FICO
Aildvida Shack
Didlo Sinton
Missouri
Sloat
Rob Secu
Ad Amor Woolon Tau
Lous
Pan-Am
P&t
Janon Pacis
Iftimore & Ow
PoonsylvaniaRr
Bornenem
Bethlehem
Pun Alegre
Ile
Genteal Leatter
Agony Chandler
Buhno Tapiosia
Chile
Conner
Sloss
Simethly i
Col Tucl & Iron
Southern Pacite
TIO Coliehia
Graph Ab
Southern
South Radwype
Fel
Oathrn
Qonsel Textile
Cuba
Texas Pacific
Texas Company A
Enye & RG
Union Pacific
Fay
Motors
Grk Northern Pt
IND
Tupp
Vanadium Corp
Virginia
New York
Tha
Mars
G Ferewal
Vatagorabla Weuthar
Pagber
Mer
Otlantas
Unitedtates
Liberty Bonds Market Briefs and Ticker Notation
Liberty bonds notes from New York show varied prices with multiple securities listed. Prices include 9.80 and 5.20 in dollars with small fractional bids, and another at 86.30 with a 4.34 equivalent, reflecting a busy market tick across several issue symbols.
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New York
Sng Pric
Bliss
Seer
Think
Pat
Victor the
Coffee futures drift on steady declines in early trade
In New York on April 20 the coffee market opened softer with May at 14.72 and September 14.75. Overall losses reached about 1 1 2 to 18 cents, with several contracts showing slight gains or steady prices amidst a broad lower trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Monty
Fomlura
Hiemare
Taday
Alosa
Daniery
Marcy
Spay Quiet
Dry goods market notes from New York trade scene
DRY GOODS NEW YORK reports April 20 prices for cotton goods mixed with better varieties. coarse fabrics firmer while silk remains steady. March shipments from Calcutta totaled 400,600 yards, indicating continued brisk Asian trade and steady supplier activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Calcutta
RILG TO EXEMPT STOCK DIVIDENDS IN TAX PLAN
Boston April 20 The Senate today passed a bill to exempt stock dividends from taxation. The exemption would apply to dividends received in 1915 and thereafter. The House has not yet acted on the measure.
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RILG
Boston
Canadian sugar control under review by Ottawa
Officials in Ottawa consider continuing government control of sugar amid wartime measures. The government announced today that policy remains under review as it weighs economic and supply issues during the ongoing rationing program.
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Terior Pélots
Agi
Lhegepa
Tegal
Congo
Zonda
Sceela
Tve
Heav
America
Achegon
Cengrass
SAS
Wwrvsox
Waterbury
Anil
Sitter & Jerdatoro Larer
Blackman
Laurel Avenue
David Holaman
Abraham N. Muray
Howard Avenca
Caroline A. Gondsei
Frederick Pitt
Weod Ave
Jeitish
Sixth Street
Samuel Pinaly
Crates
Cisoro
Malnakreet
Mary Artimouveki
Freak Pabis
Parmer Avenue
Treleases
Mortrages
Wesley I
Anyex
Charles Big Marsh
Sjchais
Hunt and Lockwood
Peter J. Firescack
Mary Jo. Sherwood
Merbert H. Ieanard
Hammond
Ryan
Sail To Wave
U.S
U. S
Rober Ghatimin Tistirmut Les
Ouiput
Metal Market
Federal Reserve
T.l.watson&co
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Cor. Main and
John Streets
Government Supervision
The
Wall
TNION
Grane Company
Fellows
TACE
Wood Ave
A Es Yves Manufacturing CO
Eerie! Bower Press
Gttis Animen
Opportunity
Bee Ots
Ocolumbia
Nor & Bolt GO
Harvey Hubbell, Inc
Bridgeport Malleable Tron CO
Tartary
Aman
Boyn
Rifts
Machine Tool CO
Manteaclorers’ Employment Bureau
Bridgeport Brass CO
Crescens Ave
Wilhwif St
Bridgeport Bass CO
Housatonte Av
Grand St
Burns & Basstow Co
Holmes & Edwards
Max
AMS Machive CO
Ufacturers’ Association
Court Exchange Building
Canadian Sugar Control
Ottawa
Raveramant Amma
Mechanis
Farmers Savings Bank
Tas
First Bridgeport National Bank
STATE
Liberty
United Bond CO
Main ST
William R. Bull
James Staples
ST. Bridgeport
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