Flexible Tariff Provision Remedy In Debate At Length
Washington Aug President Harding's plan to give the executive power to adjust tariff duties to meet economic conditions faces legal and constitutional questions but is framed as a cure for defects in the Ferdney bill. Supporters compare it to income tax flexibility, while opponents fear executive overreach and campaign manipulation.
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Davyd Lawrence
Colwright
Washington
Harding
Congress
Spo
Tani Commission
Senate
Supreme Court of the United States
Commission
Treasury Department
Spein
Walsh
Montana
Finasee Committee
Waist
Tariff Commission
Siemon Rubber plans new brick factory building
Consideration for a new building proceeds as permits were issued by the Building Inspector. The aggregate construction value totals 43 375. Permits include a brick factory building for Siemon Rubber Corp on State Street extension and multiple small projects. The list names three family dwellings, garages, stores, frame additions, and remodeling across several streets with various contractors and owners. The entry notes the Siemon factory and brick store front at 1192 Main Street, tied to the D. Cotter estate.
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State’ Street
Siemen Rubber Corp
Con
Cord Street
J. Pistey
Staples Street
J. M
W. Brown
Lexington Avenue
Ps Gouzzi
Hamion
P. Alleri
Brewster Street
John Clarkson
Ox Brook Road
Giannamore
Bennett Street
W. A. Downes
Pixler Place
A. Woliekoski
Rame
Linwood Avenue
Cadman McHenry
Fairview Avenue
Janewicz
Horace Street
J. C. Cobult
Bronx Avenue
He Crank
Aldine Avenue
Wenstroma
Peterson
Canfield Avenue
Frank Samu
Halras Avenue
Angelo Caballo
Wedera
Madison Avenues
G, Goldstein
Park Avenue
G. J. Sanders
State Street
Siemon Rubber Corp
Main Street
D. Cotter
General Electric Expands Local Plant Workforce
General Electric plans gradual production and staff expansion at its Beluge plant. W. Stewart Clack, the General Manager, announced hiring about 60 percent female and 46 percent male workers, with motor production for stock and orders. Output in wiring supplies holds steady. orders on hand insufficient for a larger rise. A production uptick is anticipated at Vis Timte. President Gerald Swope and VP G. F. Emmons toured Boston Avenue works, praising operations. executives later hosted a reception. The firm’s dozens of plants indicate the vast scale of the corporation’s facilities.
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General Electric
W. Stewart Clack
Vis Timte
Boston Avenue
Gerald Swope
G. F E. Emmons
Caletera
Wwe
Bank clearings fall sharply in July in Bridzegort
July bank clearings show an abrupt drop of nearly four million dollars from July last year. Bankers say payrolls were heavier that month, while may to june had seen a steady rise, making the July decline more surprising amid a otherwise improving trend.
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Bridzegort
Industrials Lead Bonds but Rall Hold Firm In New York
Bond prices in New York held steady with industrials leading gains while rail and traction issues showed strength. Tobacco Products Saxon Western Union and Armour real estate bonds reached new highs as Canadian and Brazilian government issues drew strong demand. Total sales reached 32.205 million with notable offerings from Boston and Maine railroad equipment certificates and Philadelphia Rapid Transit six per cent trusts.
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New York
Rall
Tobacco Products
Saxon Company
Ah Western Union
Witson Packing
Armours
New York Central
Chesapeake
Chesapeake and Ohio
St. Louis and Southweerery Consolidated
de and
Southern Railway
Interborough Rapid Transits
Lyird Avenue
Adjsatment
Apa
Market Street
San Francisco
Baslen and Maine
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Curb Market Shows Strength On Tax Day With Rising Stocks
Absorption in New York curb market on tax day brought heavier trading. Goodyear Tire rose about 2 points while Intercontinental Rubber held. Stutz Motor led industrials with a sizable gain later pared. Tobacco issues advanced with_exports and Phillip Morris up modestly. Bond activity in Spain and oil shares noted amid uneven trading across sectors.
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New York
Goodyear
Intercontinental
Stutz Motor
Packard Motors
Reo
Gimbel Brom
Phillip Mortis
Beltish-Amergin
Vavacco
Radio Am New York Telephone
Gilbette Jory Razor
Maracaibo
Consolidated
Simtus
du Os
Kentucky
Incantares Aid International
TR Petroleum
Carib Quieu
Nipissing
Spain
Dairy Market Prices and Fresh Exports Listed
An OCR fragment notes market listings for various dairy products. It mentions creamery goods, cheese and butter with prices in cents per pound, including references to white and brown fancy types, and nearby market entries. The text is fragmented and lacks clear dates or quantities beyond approximate price cues.
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York
Catia Sigbo GB
Fancy Gee Amertene Mfc
Kemmarket Eetendy Lo Fcr
Naarby
Sic Arts
Stocks Advance Amid Strike News and Light Volume
Stocks on the New York Exchange continued upward despite strike developments as trading stayed light. Industrials led gains with International Harvester and Advance Rumely lifting on farm-equipment demand, while utilities, rails, and paper stocks posted earlier highs.
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NEW Zorw
New York Stock Exchange
Rails
Gumper Cror Prospecta
International Harvester
Advance Rum
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
25 Percent of Exports Are Manufactured Goods
Washington report from Ralph Couch for Science Service notes U.S. exports for the year ending June 20 totaled 31,842,060,006 in value, with manufactured goods comprising about 48 percent of that total. Food crude and manufactured forms accounted for 8 percent of export value, while miscellaneous foreign goods exports reached substantial figures, reflecting broad industrial strength.
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Ralph Couch
Science Service
Washington
Ang. L.mills
United States
Department of Cosnmerece
Commerce Department
Alee Wincrease
Toregga Merchit
Grain Market Movements Report From Chicago
Grain prices fell in Chicago with wheat showing a net decline while corn held steady or edged lower. Reports indicated weaker wheat demand, large primary receipts, and harvest progress improving in the northern spring wheat region amid forecasts of higher Canadian production.
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Chicago
Valios
Slehls
Looway
Lagwade Jrere
Foreign exchange news update from New York Aug 1
Market report notes improved foreign exchange activity in Lang district with tighter currency congestion and higher demand for esoteric currencies. Limited data colors the picture as businesses report ongoing restrictions affecting rates and liquidity.
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New York
Lang
A A. Fessul
Metal Market New York Copper and Tin Prices Reported
New York metal prices show copper steady with electrolytic alloy near 145 and late trades around 4.5. Tin and related metals trend higher with tin near 32.00 futures at 82.42, lead around 5.75 to 5.80, zinc steady near 6.26, antimony spot at 5.28.
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New York
Standard Oil Doubtful on Russia Operations
New York reports private investment in further Russian oil exploration and potential return of business operations by international interests should not occur under the current Russian government without full compensation for seized property and restoration of ownership. Walter J. Teagle says private property must be restored or adequately compensated if national policy changes, noting British and American positions.
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International Paper
United Bravex
Ke Baldwin
American Locomotive
General Electrics
Hike International Mercantile Marine Preferred
Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies
New York
Russia
Uens
Walter J. Teagla
DH Company
New Jersey
Teadon
Mauretania
Crom Tondon
Randard Oil Company
Rusela
Money market update from New York
The Aug money market shows easier conditions with the ruling rate at 49 and bids around 3 1/2. Loan acceptances at 4, with mixed collateral and firmer time loans 4 to 6 months. commercial paper at 4 1/2 to 4 4.
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New York
Mrime Commercial Paper i Fla
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Pius
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Columbia Gas
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Edison
Pacific Gas and Electric
Wabash
Mexican Petroleum
Studebaker
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Aries
Ime
Mionesite
Enlanaly
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Ibyoigut
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Metal Market
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Ajax Ruban
Allis
Caalmihity
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Sal Naseer
Chas & O
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Chile
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Kathy Sarary
Ravana
Lehigh
LL. Wy
Pais
Nopt & W
Orf & W
C & South
Ennion
Bray
Wilson
Stratford
Paradise Green
Bridgeport
Standard Oil
F. C. Hunt
Clinton Avenue
Elmwood Avenue
Spher Partichers
H. L. Blackman & Son
Bridgeport, Conn
Fairfield Avenue
Barnum
The
Erwin M. Jennings Co., Inc
Hincks Bros. &Co
Connecticut Securities
Main St
Waterbury, Conn
Waterbury Navy Bank
Greenwich, Conn
Greenwiehty Ave
Tegarxted
Barning
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
Fairfield Ave
Tron and Steel
J. A. Merlon, Inc
Conn
James Staples & CO
Banhers
Title Guaranty & Trust Company
Bridgeport Birst Morttages
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