Revival of Industrial Activity Seen by Big Business
Financial leaders forecast a rebound in industry and stock markets after year end. They cite improved corporate finances, rising profits, and new financing for majors like Standard Oil as signs the worst is over and expansions will accelerate in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadan Wat
New Fork
Standard Oil
Financial
Standard
Imank Teun
Federal Reserve Bank
Iran
Segrematon
Reading Company
Serfolk & Western
Spreng
Coa
Rec
Timmy White
Aml Premotor Hax
Deariy
Uresham
Pools Ie
Oanbone
Bridgeport
Liggetts Internationups
England
Canada
United Drug Company
Sensational Drops in London Stocks Threaten English Panic
London stocks suffer sharp declines across the market as a possible panic looms. War profiteers losses mount while government holdings in key companies show heavy downturns. The piece notes large drops in British Cellulose, British Dyestuffs, and Anglo-Persian Oil with hopes of stabilizing measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Robert J. Prew
Det
London Exchange
Treasury
Biors
Sto
Iki
Cellulose and Chemics Company
Rritish Dyestutts Corporation Whith Bus
Anning
Wer
Carboniang Tas
Tyleys
Krupf Works Surplus First Year of Peace Report
Contained in a wartime era dispatch is Krupf Works reporting a first year of peace with significant surplus. After deductions a large net profit remained, with a portion earmarked for welfare and worker programs while others funded organizational strengthening and purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KRUPP
Kripn
Unica
Predicting Harding Cabinet Picks Faces Tough Senate Hurdles
The report outlines the anticipated choice of cabinet secretaries by President Harding, naming potential figures such as Samuel Windom and J. Morton, and discusses Senate confirmation prospects, with emphasis on party balance, regional representation, and political maneuvering to secure support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
York
Rui Veret
Aimeng G. Giaine
Garfield
Treneury
Brobalils
Sensior
Die Cab Fund
Uesorserfield
Republican
Garleld
Imruzume
Samtor Windant
Minnesota
Lavi
Morton
New Yors
Pubbican
New York
Conkling
Gadeld
Windort
Khaki No Novelty In Mingo County Under Martial Law
In the Mingo County coal district, martial law curbs were enforced as miners resist placing orders and the presence of soldiers influences daily life. Local authorities and military leaders assert control amid unrest and a heavy police/posting presence dominates the area, with civilian reactions ranging from acceptance to tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingo County
Bec
Werory
Clery Hal
Hamaon
Solding
Jamarth
Wiha
Pew Mutts
Feck
Willhemsom
Corel
Wien
Gustrind
Sherthan
Phyateal
Crete
Yaneire
Tmo Caey
Bly Steeeks
Spagh Wien
Aubisine
Trangbees
Wits
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Vegas
Peniaiy
Formee
Asquith
Pravincrs Sey
Java
Harding
Jeny Gartich
Wes Waale
Astan
Silva
New Cah
Heyalateni Party
Aed
Giurthl
Tawa
Gare
Garfield Hardgent
Fuether
Sengie
Uys
Steining
Carrey
Lee
Ailizond
Eliesed Ehenwelves
Williamson
W. Vir
Sofia
Reneky
William R. Bull
Ins
Peetuse
Ihe Sina
DOLLA
The
Connecticut National Bank
Wale
First Bridgeport National Bank
State Streets
Cori
the Fairfield Trust Company
Fairfield, Connecticut
Ormaorg
Toke
Shah
Ager
Ais Baker Sists
Re Damanty
Swwlinks
Werks RG
Wreoks
Abe
Jhnauer
City Savings Bank
Connechcut Telephont & Electric Company
Meriden
Conn
Hincks Bros. & CO
Main Street
New York Stock Exchantry Investment Bankers
Bridgeport, Conn
T. L. Watson & CO
Cor. Main and
John Streets
James Staples &Co
Baners
State Street
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