Stock Market Slumps As Call Loan Rate Rises
New York traders faced a sagging market with general stocks dipping while Hill issues held strength. Call loans rose to nine percent, the highest since last November, sparking talk of a proposed six percent cap. Sugar and oil shares led declines as refiners cut sugar prices to new lows.
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Reichstag
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Northern Pacific
Standard Oi
Raitroa
Montauk
Jas Leet
Northern Pact
Great Northern
Punta Allegre
Cuba
Reading
Wetrn
Bears Roebuck
Garfield approves Calder coal bill and price controls stance
In testimony before a committee, Dr. Harry A. Garfield, federal fuel administrator, voiced qualified support for provisions of the Calder coal regulation bill. He urged targeted price fixing and distribution controls in emergencies and proposed publishing production costs and selling prices, while calling for amendments to achieve public-spirited aims.
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Washington
Harry A. Garfi
Garfeld
Garfield
Adam Smith
Benjamin
Franklin
Philadelphia
Reed
Missouri
Dr. Garfield
Labor Department
Golden Rule Plan drives factory growth and co ownership
Chicago's Ruhon Manufacturing details a Golden Rule plan reinforcing voluntary vacations to avert layoffs, expanding operations in Cincinnati and Chattanooga, and establishing employee ownership with $24,000 in stock purchases. Mr. Nash touts improved output, co ownership, and worker well being as core to business success.
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Nesn
Apatianne
Cincinnati
Cincinnati People’s Church
Ainte
Nash
Nou
Hogy
Gohan
Chattanooga
Golden Ruin
Hearing on Bills Addressing Care of Children
The legislative committee on humane institutions will hold a hearing Tuesday at 2 o clock in the state capitol on three proposed bills regarding child care. A Senate bill amending the welfare for oriented children will be discussed, along with questions about commitment of children under four. In New London the Counts Home and other state agents will be disposed of at the committee session.
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Senate
New London
Conneurteau LeHgal
Record Wheat Market Short Covering Sparks Price Rise
In Chicago on February 1 the Argentine situation and export tax data drove a volatile session. Short covering lifted wheat futures, later easing but finishing above previous close with gains of 4 to 8 cents. Corn and rye rose modestly while oats and barley showed smaller gains. Provisions also posted higher closes as buyers returned and selling interest waned.
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Chigago
Aris
Tongs
Barney
Commission House Wuyingy
Trumbull Seeks New State Road Hearing February 17
Among the bills scheduled for the Committee on Cities And Boroughs of the Illinois House is Rep. Wallbull’s plan to add a new state road through Trumbull. A hearing is set for February 17 at 2 PM with locals expected to speak in support. Other bills aim to extend trunk line highways from Sherman to Danours and Sharon to New Milford, with all three before the committee on February 15 at 2 PM.
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Wall Bull
Thurnbull
Atchison
Shermin
Sherman
Danours
Brifdlebrook
Sharos
Sharon
Beach
New Milford
Retired Lieut Williams of Police Department
Lieut Williams of the Third Precinct and two other policemen were retired on pension per a departmental surgeon recommendation. The Telegram’s earlier report was confirmed last night, despite afternoon papers contradicting it, with John T. Stahl attesting the board accepted Surgeon Adams' recommendation.
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Isaae Williams
William Case
John T. Stahl
Williams
Cortrcil
Adams
Williags
Ard
Lear
Injunction Granted Over Bridgeport Wall Support Dispute
Judge Keeley granted a temporary injunction preventing the city from removing a wall supporting buildings at 9ay and 988 Main Street in Bridgeport. Pine Rick Hand and William Perry Downs own the property, contending the wall has stood for over 20 years as support to their property and that proper steps were not followed by the city for dismantling. The conflict stems from the John Street extension project extending south into Water Street.
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Keeley
Bridgeport
Pinerick
William Perry Downs
Tn Lear
John Street
Water Street
Average Prize Trends From Yesterday to Week Ago
A simplified report notes changes in prize values over yesterday and the prior week. It highlights slight gains and losses across items, suggesting a cautious shift in market pricing. No specific entities or figures are clearly readable in the provided text.
Clearing Toe 2 Statement and Related Phrases
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear phrases including Clearing Toe 2 Statement and references to Menning V8 and Fee in Kespreg with garbled terms FFL TTA OTS. No coherent facts or identifiable entities beyond these fragments.
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Menning V8
Hal i Fee
Kespreg
Abe
Cotton market falters as prices dip further in New York
The cotton market showed renewed weakness with prices slipping to new lows amid selling pressure from Wall Street and outside markets. Traders noted pessimistic reports, softer overseas outlook, and limited demand, while Liverpool and Savannah figures reflected a cautious, unsettled trade.
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Sion
Wall Street
Mancester
New England
Eady
Voiteh
Liverpool
Taverpool
Marek Shers
iSavannah Elecked
Hales
Great Britain
Sugar Market Signals New Price Levels and Decline
The market for sugar moved with refined sugar prices cutting further by about 25 points and futures showing weakness. Directors indicated new price levels as refiners adjusted list prices while duty paid trades hovered around 3 13-16 and 4 8 in the local market amidTower priced law impacts.
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Man Sugar
Ibis
Fay
Ineay
Wasis
Real Estate Records Messy OCR Listings
Real estate table fragments list multiple properties with owners and mortgage figures. Entries mention banks such as The City Savings Bank and Home Buildings & Loan Association and include parcel locations at Noble, Lane, Butler avenues and Birdsey Street near Palisade, with mortgage amounts ranging around 5 060 to 7 200 dollars.
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Charles Lee
Noble
Lane Street
Klien Clits
City Savings Bank
Michael Axerone
Amd
Michel Elseagh
Buwley Ayamue
Casper Mink
Birdsey Stret Anil Palisade Moe Aml
Dirdner Rpet
Misie Sprague
Butler Avenue
Commodities Yore Market Report Shows Mixed Cotton and Wheat
The report notes steady cotton prices amid unsettled sentiment due to March delivery expectations and South supply. Wheat rallies, coffee and other grains firm up with cautious volume as traders weigh recent declines, Argentine shipments, and European reparations talk. Local prices show modest gains and lingering hesitations in futures.
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Dectin
Egvorin
Brazil Coffee Prices Show Mixed Signals At Rio Trade
A Brazil market report notes traders disappointed by official erbles, with prices lower in some markets. Cables cite a 10 60 bag deduction from Rio and 4500 from another source due to consumption trends. March 4 updates indicate renewed activity and lower markets.
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York
Brazil
Saints
Mihi Ofvices
Manellowe
Rio Itoly
Nis
Germans Pay 52 Million for American Copper
New York report notes German purchases of American copper valued at about 52 million dollars. The article discusses copper price dynamics, export concerns, and market impact amid broader industrial trade shifts.
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Germany
Askahtion Cay
Ehaps
Conper
Owever
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