Better Times Coming Amid Unanimous Business Leader View
A group of business leaders forecast improved prosperity in 1922 after a year of inflation, high wages, taxes, and costs. They urge gradual wage and price adjustments, reduced federal expenditures, and restored confidence, stressing unity among workers, employers, and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Wanama
Niustean
Irish Trade Boom Attracts American Capital
Dublin predicts a wide Irish industrial revival once self rule is secured. Riordan cites two funding streams from Irish banks and savings, plus American capital ready to invest as conditions stabilize. Expected growth includes creameries, meat and leather industries, more shoe factories, and regional towns along the Shannon with rail and power upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Bronner
Dublin
Europe
Diplomata
Cannes
Germany
Russia
Iealand
Ireland
E. J. Riordan
Irish Industrial Developtment Association
Riordan
United State
Treland
America
Australind New
New England
Cork
Lalamut
Jordan
Forest Ranger Eats TNT in Pancakes Incident
Edward B. Hamilton, a Santa Barbara Reserv e ranger, ate pancakes laced with TNT at a mining claim near Acton California. A spoon coated with explosive residue was used in the batter but Hamilton suffered no serious injuries or lasting harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Ranger
Los Angels
Edward
B. Hamilton
Santa Barbara
Hamilton
Acton
Bam
Foreign rails become active in early new year outlook
A London market summary notes cautious optimism for revival and firmer bank rates, with minor gains in first-class securities. Government and colonial issues attracted demand, notably Bristol loan oversubscribed, Chilean and Russian rail loans advancing, and American buyers active in foreign debt. Industrials showed broad interest though rubber and mining remained subdued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peen dimMcult
City of
Russia
Uniteds
Iron, Steel and
Beardmeres
Armatrongs
Pearsons
Baldwins
Arzeany
Great Western
San Faulo
Market Report on Fresh Produce and Livestock Prices
The January 7 1922 market bulletin shows eggs, fruit, vegetables, poultry, dairy, and livestock price movements. Wholesalers struggle to turn stocks as some prices drift little from prior quotes while others drop slightly with reduced freight costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Agriculture
Northwestern
Florida
California
Palty & News
Valley
Maine
Kennery
Briar Bishop Hockey Team Set for Choate Match Today
The Brigepect Vlign hockey squad, led by My iin, travels to Wallingford to face Choate Prep this afternoon. Four away games follow, with opponents including Taft, Pawling, and Booth Norwell, as the Red and Black seek wins away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briigepect
Vlgn
My Iin
Choate Prep
Wallingford
Choate
Gongong Pnal
Red
Lhwk
Hay
Bever RiLtiTs
Cours
Taft
Watertown
Tan
Pawling
Ak Pawling
Greensyele Ab Tatuae
Faort
Booth Norwell
Bedgeport
A. Realy
Harley
Final cleanup of frozen credits by bankers plan
New York bankers move to finish cleaning up the frozen credit situation after a boom sparked industrial paralysis. Two paths exist: place hopeless companies with receivers and reorganize, or fund recoveries via new bonds. Underwriters collect bonuses as securities are floated, while investors seek profits from tax boosts and shifting into preferred and common stocks as markets improve through the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aone
Francis H. Sisson
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Rou Ured Revere
Feld
Russia
Broadan Wali
Dankerg
Dsl
Thera
Vantagg Oe
Seattle Unemployed Turn to Bootlegging
About 809 unemployed men in Seattle have turned to bootlegging as their only means to earn money for themselves and their families, says W. R. Allen secretary of the Association of Unemployed. He notes that many former law‑abiding citizens are now making a living by selling liquor to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
W. R. Allen
Association of Unemloyed
Local industries showing revival in Bridgeport
The Western Union Telegraph Company reports improving industrial activity in Bridgeport with steady growth in orders and telegram traffic. Although precise figures are confidential, there is a clear rise in daily messages and money telegrams as manufacturers resume normal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Harry Johnson
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ino
Fragmentary note on toy barometer contest and workmanship
A fragment notes Mr. Johnson and a fair barometer as a gauge of pocketbooks and bridge porters conditions. It hints at spirited competition among manufacturers of similar items but leaves the assessment incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Fragmentary report on company state and Ratt country formation
A brief, garbled OCR fragment mentions periodic printing and a statement by an unidentified speaker. It references the state of a region called Ratt country and a formation related to a company, but the details are unclear and no clear event or outcome is stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto HW
Kaun
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