Dividend Payments by Local Corporations in 1921
Local market records show dividends paid in 1921 totaling about 4,284,492 with additional interest. Major pays include Southern New England Telegraph Company with 1,200,000 in stock value, United illuminating company at 686,400, Bridgeport Hydraulic at 400,000, and Sewheld Bank and Trust with 100,600 capital stock. Also note Salts Textile paid 7 percent then 8 percent later in the year. Stock dividends and bonds were listed with specific rate notes for several entities including So. New Tel Co, United Habinsung, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
United Luminating Company
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Bridgepork
Sewheld Bank and Trust
Salts Textile
Lexus
Baulang Irgas Amer
Amer
T Banalck Co
Bee G
National Sank
International
New
Ld Bank & Trusc Raybastos Co. Pia
Saits Textile
Pfé
New . Tel
United Tumbacins
West Side Bank
Gas Light
Gas Licht
Hydraule
P. & Salis Textle
Mtge
United Huminsung
Jugoslavia Seeks Autonomy as Allies Falter
Jugoslavia marks ten years amid rising discontent with Allied powers. Serbians claim Britain and France favored Italy and Albania in territorial disputes, exhausting Yugoslav patience. They praise the United States and express belief in stronger ties with Russia to shape their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zagres
Clucoslavia
Associated Press
America
Jugoslavia
England
France
Italy
Hungary
Albania
Oup O Werfare
United States
Jugoslavias
Bovments
Bulgaria
Russia
Local Produce Market Prices Show Mixed Movement December 31 1921
Telegram summary from the State Board of Agriculture marks mixed trends in the potato and vegetable markets. Potatoes stay strong with wholesale quotes about 21 cents higher than a week ago, while retailers hold off awaiting sustained gains. Onions firmer, cabbage soft, and apples, oranges, celery, and other produce listed with varying per hundredweight and per bushel prices. Dairy, poultry, and beef items noted with price ranges, alongside live stock, hay, oats, and other feeds priced per standard measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agricelture
UOS
Bert Nh
California
Vegetarlus
Unibuse
Ua Mg
OT Valley
Newhuid Taney
Enn
Atemnery
NAY Ann Grain
Queensland Seeks Higher US Loan for Brisbane Projects
Reports in Sydney indicate Queensland plans another loan from the United States, aiming to fund Brisbane tramways and new steel and iron works at Bowen. Premier Theodore Fryer may travel to America to seek funds, with fears over paying 7 percent on the prior loan and doubts about how much of the 23 million will reach Queensland after London commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Queensland
United States
Theodoto
America
Brisbane
Irom
Bowen
Fremler Theodore
Tony
London
Obituary for Louise Jobson Johnson in North End
Mrs Louise Johnson died yesterday at her late home 96 Parallel Street. She was known in the North End and survived by four sons Shugimatue Joseph Oscar of this city and Fred of Tos Angeles. A devout communicant of St Patrick's church funeral arrangements list services at 8:20 and 8:50 a m with prayers for her soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Jobson
Louise Johnson
Parallel Street
North End
Mre Johnson
Joseph
Oscar
Fred
Tos Angeles
Patrick
Solery
Will Strike New Note In Unity
An editor notes Dr. Rowe's efforts with the Pan American Union to expand international cooperation among Latin American republics. The article stresses intercontinental dialogue, cultural ties, and enduring peaceful collaboration shaping the Western Hemisphere since the postwar era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe
Gene Wy Weal
Pan American Union
United States
Wibe
Brean Nalions
Earth
Europe
Ian
Sines
Letatesimantike
James G. Bleing
Bern
American
Enon
Pan Aatericnp Union
Waaiepimgton
Twiis
Spa
Euclid
Rich American Nabbed by Paris Police Let Go
Virginia society man Harry W. Nelson was freed from custody in Paris after his arrest during a dinner with Solange Hutchins in Montmartre. Hutchins confirms she is 18, while Nelson’s wife claims he compromised her as a minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Harry W. Nelson
Virginia
Solange Hutchins
Mia
Belle Hutchins
Lastazzi
Nelson
Mins Hutchins Inn
Montmartre
Teesor
Neilson
Edenial
Walter Tutchings
New York
Market Trends In Early Week Amid Mixed Global Factors
The week opened with renewed caution on European reconstructions and costs, as Cannes discussions and French obstructions on submarines weighed on sentiment. Prices for high grade securities held firm, with iron and steel steady, Argentine rails advancing, and Buenos Aires debentures awaited. Rubber and oil shares showed limited activity but firming tendencies, while domestic investment demand suggested possible early rate cuts to stimulate markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cannes
Frashngton
Jaoap
Perth
Buenos Aires and Western Railway
San Paulo
Jarre Oisniber
Developments in Sugar and Copper Markets Noted
New year opens with expected announcements in sugar and copper industries. Copper mining resumption may lift prices while sugar bankers anticipate consolidation and a new foreign issued wave. Banks anticipate shift of industrial loans to investors, easing liquidity pressures and sustaining bond demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadsn Wall
New York
Jen
Angar
Woaper
Owrek
Montana
Tala
Pramingh
Dutch East Indies
Nankers
Baldwin Looks for Improvement in Global Outlook
Stanl Baldwin, President of the Board of Trade, told shipbrokers there are signs of improvement in the industrial outlook. He cited United States, India, Japan, and improving conditions in British Dominions and South America, with falling food prices and better wages. He warned the next year could bring steadier trade if industrial stoppages are avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Stanl Baldwin
Board of Trade
Fle
United States
India
Japan
Talump
British Dominions
South Americe
Giona
Mr. Baldwin
Galen Hospital Closure Ends Local Era
Bridgeport hospital authorities finalize Galen Hospital affairs after closure. Dr John W Bresnahan and Dr W Ta Wanlon of Bridgeport complete settlement on Dec 3. Wesadon, former chief surgeon, to keep office on Myrtle Avenue. operations to continue in Bridgeport with Wright Booe and Deferderf in the same Myrtle area building. Aviators in Szechuany China plan a 590000 transportation center. Massachusetts leads states in dental clinics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen ‘Hospital
Bridgeport
Galen
John
Myrile Avenue
J. W. Wright
J. G. Booe
A. Fy. Deferderf
Myrtle Areaug
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United
Blodgett
Jsm
Iet
Sainte Cow
Nationay
Sue
Watson ‘Trus Company
Figo Wort
Erik Fairfield
Sit Slop
Tore
Fry
Wien
Apeciatiatz
Kempton
Tookey
Hscott
Hha
Pan America
Setrhudl
Nich
Washington
Potpanent Organsnaio
Inter-American Fir Commission
Thia
Abister
Kinanen
Uto Financial
Santiago
Ohio
United Braves
Ard
Che Eird
Julius Crosar
Great Britain
Ghent
Cuveloslovata Hay
Export Sugar Association
Baldwin
Bonds & Stocks
William R. Bull
Telephone Noble
Galen Hosptal
Szechuany China
Massachusetts
Conlin Company
Elair Reidgenert
Conn
State St
Equitable Industrial Loan Society Incorporated
Fairfield Ave
Main St
State of Conn
Banking Commission
P. W. Brooks & Co
Connecticut Correspondents, Inc
E. B. Merritt & CO
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