Stocks Edge Lower as Rail Shares Wobble on Weather
New York Jan 7 The sluggish stock market reflected bad weather cutting business in western and southwestern centers. Rail shares were mostly weak with some late rallies in steels and shippings. United States Steel rose near its high while Pullman fell over six points amid 620000 shares traded. Bond activity showed a cline in Liberty 4s, total bonds sold about 4.26 million. US bonds held steady on call. Private wire report from T S Watson & Co cites NYSE activity and market conditions.
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Great Britain
Lloyd- George
Asoo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
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Pullman
American Telephone
Liberty
Washington
Lloyd-George
Germany
General Motors
Live Financial News of Day Tersely Noted
New York discusses Congress railroad control postwar and the economic readjustment if carriers fail. Stocks show mixed moves with United States Steel and General Motors in focus, while railways face uncertain pricing and government policy effects.
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Live Financial News
New York
Congress
Coal Trouble Blamed on R R Men in Hartford
In Hartford the coal stock sits idle in railroad yards for two weeks as operatives fail to move it to coal depots. Chairman Arthur G. Woolley of the Federal Fuel Administration blames the workers for lacking hustle and willingness to work, warning the government wage question should not delay unloading.
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Hartford
Arthur G. Woolley
Federal Fuel Administration
Obituary Notices in Bridgeport Area
A string of obituary notices from Bridgeport list the deaths and funeral plans of Pietro Merola 68, Margaret Jaynes 77 and others including Sarah Dunbar Frederick Delmar Harriet Miller Elizabeth Sharp Harriet Abbott Catherine Gilbert Peter Bonner Mary Ann Drishin John Sherwood William Hough Timothy Walsh William Kennedy Zilah Phibodeau Louisa Phibodeau Patrick OConnor Mary Lyon Charles Sniffen and others with funeral times at homes and churches and interment in local cemeteries. The notices detail survivors and burial sites in St Michael's Union and Park cemeteries and reference local churches.
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Pietro Merola
Pietro Bmevola
Bridgeport Hospital
Main Street
Maly Rosary Church
Court Roma
Poresters of America
Macarola
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Sarah J. Dunbar
Taiymount Avenue
Turtal
Park Cemetery
Prederick Delmar
Rede Delmar
Palisade Avenue
Singer Manufacturing Company
Mabel Tumphreys Delmar
Michael Delmar
St. Charles’ Church
Harriet Abbott
Harriet
Samuel Abbott
Dughter
John Kane
Lakeview
Catherine Gibert
Catherine
George Gilbert
Maple Street
John Galvin
St. Charles! Church
George
Galvin
St. Charles
St Michael's Cemetery
Peter WT. Bonner
Peter Thomas Sonne
St.Vincouts
Newfield Avenue
Church of the Blessed Sacrturont
Mhathbush, le. L
Conrad Buckingham
Nellig Sherwood
Herbert Sherwood
Mill Hill
Southport
Oak Lawn Cemetery
William Hi. Hough
Wiliam Henry Hough
Lamont
Timothy Walsh
Hig
Tiewis Street
Second Heart Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
William H. Kennedy
William H. Iennedy
Whiting Lane
Kennedy
Crane Company
Miawwley
Wilmot
State Street
Eveorgreen
New Haven
Zila
Louisa Phibodeau
Zilah
Louisa
M. Phibodeau
Talizabeth
Whibodeau
MM. v. Gannon
John Street
Patrick EF. O'Connor
Patrick T. O'Connor
Elizabeth Jittsworth
Washington Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
St. Michel's Cemetery
Mary KE. Gyan
Mary Js. ‘Lyon
St. Pauls Church
Stockbridge
Mass
Union Cemetery
Stratford
Real Estate Blizzard Knocks Spots Out of Produce Market
News from New York reports a sharp snowstorm affecting the corn and oats pits across Chicago district regions including Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan. Traders awaited developments as the Chicago Board of Trade kept its trading method for corn futures at a maximum of 1.28 while oats showed early firmness then eased amid snow related receipts and heavy buying impact. Provisions stayed inactive though prices firmed and hogs rose with interrupted receipts due to the storm.
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Chicago
Uinets
Wisconsin
Michigan
Hitle
Chicago Board of Trade
Afianeapolis
Winnipeg
Hooever
Star
Omelet Idea Backfires on Open Air Cook
A man marching with eggs on the pavement scatters shells and yolks. Passerby offers cheer. The cook, in pain, claims the mishap is a staged demonstration of his new open air omelet concept.
Patriot’s gesture tainted by flag remark on trampled pledge
Fragmentary OCR note critiques a patriot who removes his hat at the sight of the American flag and questions whether he would act similarly if the flag were about to be dishonored, urging reflection on true reverence and action.
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Byron
George S. Byron
Mountain Grove Street
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Areiet
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Harriet BE
Island Brook Avenue
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Lakeview Cemetery
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Walter Mann
Avon Street
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Bridgeport Nat. Touk Bis
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