Millionaire oil magnate Charles Page dies in Sand Springs
Tulsa area obituary reports Charles Page aged 65, famed oil magnate and philanthropist, died of influenza at his Sand Springs home. He built Sand Springs industrial community, railroad, public utilities, a $2 million cotton mill, planned a $1.049 million steel plant, and funded a home for orphans and a widows colony. He endowed a hospital and dam for water supply, with mining and land ventures in multiple states. Born Stevens Point June 2, 1861.
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Loans to brokers rise in week ending December twenty second
Loans held by brokers and dealers from New York City federal reserve and banks totaled 2.465 million for the week ending December 22, down from 2.695 million the prior week, Federal Reserve Board announced.
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Shipping News Arrivals and Departures From New York
Ships arrived or sailed with several vessels listed by name and origin dates. Noordam from Du and Iron Rotterdam reached New York on Dec 27, Minnewasks, Tondon, ress of Scotland and Deutschland from Hamburg and Havre are noted with New York dates. American Farmer sailed from London on Dec 24 bound for New York.
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Christmas festival at St John’s Sandy Hook features choir and gifts
The annual Christmas program at St John’s Church Sandy Hook includes songs Such as O Little Town of Bethlehem and Angels From the Realm of Glory, a tree distribution of gifts, and prayers. Knights of Columbus Virginius council plan a social and card evening at St Ssohall with a large turnout expected.
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Worldwide Trend Toward Stable Currencies in 1926
The year closed with stabilizing moves across currencies. Belgium’s 100 million dollar loan spurred stabilization, France and Italy showed signs of returning to gold standards, the yen neared parity with gold, and the krona’s value rose. Japan’s gold standard outlook remained cautious, while Norway and Scandinavian peers moved toward prewar gold levels. Large US gold reserves supported the shift toward global monetary stability in 1927.
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Wall Street Enthusiastic Over 1927 Trade Forecasts
Financial centers focus on 1927 outlook from industrial leaders gathered by the Associated Press. Editors call it a standout day as optimism mixed with caution. Analysts say conservative tones reassure stock holders and expect trade pace to ease compared with 1926.
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Wall Street Notes Dec 27 1930s income slips amid rising revenues
November net operating income for Hlingis Central fell to 2,828,687 from 3,026,643 while gross revenues rose to 16,628,5 from 45,847,947. For the eleven months net increased to 56,226 from 27,304. Four new directors elected to Studebaker Corp fills vacancies: John Harr i New York Tarr Winthrop Edward N Hurley Chicago Wo Wardan Philadelphia Elmer T Stevens Bo View. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe November gross revenues rose to OH 460 from 74, operating income 8,415 vs 8,148,426 year to date 04,144. The Western railroad Hoverbergross revenues rose to 40,950 from 9,372,184 and net income to 1,691,366 from 1,030,124.
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Elmer T. Stevens
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Monthly earnings figures in mixed industries show gains
Industrial reports reveal November net operating income climbs for railroads and oil firms while crude petroleum production for the year to December 25 edges past 1925 totals. National Biscuit declares a 25 cent extra dividend, and railroad earnings rise about 2.6 percent from last year.
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