Babson Critiques Business Cycles and Growth Myths
Roser W. Babson warns against believing in fixed business cycles and urges understanding action and reaction in economies. He argues that cycles are misnamed, that prosperity and low mood vary by duration and intensity, and that ethics and service matter more than forecasting cycles.
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Mass
Jan
Roser W. ‘Baboon
Exero
Ar. Bubson
Parang
Crete
Sealy
Co Prosperity
Bag Center
Babson
Adams Cone Company Inc Incorporates in Bridgeport
The Adams Cone Company Inc of Bridgeport has incorporated to manufacture ice cream cones and cakes. Capital stock 500 shares at par $100. Initial capital to start business is $22,000. Incorporators include A. Hy Tellalian of New Haven and H Tatosian and Martin Tatosian of Bridgeport.
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Adams Cone
Adams Cone Company, Inc
Bridgeport
A. Hy. Tellalian
New Haven
H, Tatosian
Martin Tatosian
Acme Shear Company Raises Stock Offering
Acme Shear Company, a local cutlery manufacturer, adds 20 000 shares of stock at a 25 par value. The note mentions Porax and an ancient usage for cleaning meltwnn zon surfaces during work and welding.
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Acme Shear
Acme Shear Company
European Loans Show Recovery Rail Bonds Up
European bonds steadied after liquidation halted in French and Belgian issues. Rail mortgage advances lifted prices, with notable gains in foreign listings led by South American issues. Serbian, Norwegian, and Bolivian bonds rose, while several railroad and industrial issues posted 1 to 3 point increases. United States government bonds remained irregular with mixed results across issues.
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New York
Rock Island General
Clarre de Paavo
Chic Copper
Midvale Steck
Eastern Cubs Sugar T
Goodyear
City Steel
Virginia Carolina Chemical
Interborough-Metropolitan
United States
Oil Investigation Suspended Until Monday Sessions
The Senate oil investigation committee suspended further testimony from Harry W Sinclair awaiting his Monday appearance under Senate subpoena. Chairman La Follette outlined yesterday’s clashes and said Sinclair's further examination would proceed only under legal process, delaying any additional actions.
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Washington
Dan
Associated Press
Senate Oil
Harry W. Sinclair
Senate
Hooka
Elyna Corporation
la Follette
Sinclair
la Vollette
Curb Market News from New York
Jan 19 reports show general firmness in Industries and Oils on the Curb Exchange with profit taking pulling back early advances. Mining issues attract attention but retreat after gains. several major groups idle yet active. Inner movements in Standard Oil narrow while independents and lower-price issues stay active, with Durant and Glen Alden Coal making and losing gains as tobacco products rise modestly.
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Curb Exchange
Sout
Hudson Il
Glen Alden Coal
Durant
Indiana
Goodrich
Gillette
Capper bill boosted wheat futures amid Senate vote hopes
Grain traders saw early gains in Chicago prices as the Capper bill appeared poised for Senate passage this afternoon. Profit taking trimmed gains, leaving May at 1.18 1-2 and July at 1.18 5-8. Corn and provisions moved variedly, with wheat futures turning cautious as hopes rose for export demand and firmer foreign exchange.
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Cncago
Senate
Gorn
Liverpool
Day's Gains Erased by Profit Taking in Late Trading
New York stocks opened with advances spurred by pool operations in special stocks but strong profit taking pared gains toward the close. Beechnut, Lorillard, and other issues led gains early, while railroads and oils saw mixed results. A forged Baldwin Loco letter triggered some selling as authorities investigate.
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Wall Street
Samuel, Vau,clain
Baldwin Locomotive Company
Financial District
Stock Exchange
Kelsey Wheel
Ung U
Wumougs
Stewart Warner
Ford
Itumor Edgies& Sheffiel
Henry Ford
Cummon
Republic
Bethlehem
Gary
Haltimore & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Creat Northern
Tilineis Central
New Orleans
Texas & Mexico
Katy
Damage claims against railroads paid promptly in 1922 study
Damage claims against railroads for freight damaged in 1922 totaled about 50 million dollars, based on Interstate Commerce Commission reports. The study notes a peak in 1920, with 1917 claims at 24.074 million, and credits improved packing and reduced freight value as key factors in the decline by 1924. Government operation criticism is also discussed.
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Ralph F. Couch
Science Service
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Trade and industry drift in diverse early year outlook
Bradstreet's New York notes show domestic business active with minimal unemployment and strong early year building, aided by mild weather, but warn of scarce cars coal and materials. It cites Britain war measures, weak foreign markets and mediocre export trade, with weekly bank clearings at 37,889,046,000.
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New York
Jan.y
Dradl Street
Britain
Realty Records Quit Claim Deeds Listing Several Transfers
Real estate transfers show quit claim deeds from Joseph A Allard and others to Rosalie Allard and related parties including Stratford Svendle Rosina Pellino Rose Pellno Rose Laurine Batiste Laurino Fusco Gatista Taurino Sarlo and Rose C Tosto. Executors of the estate of Peter P Warley transfer to Martin Hornak and Annie Hornak. Mortgage deeds include Delian Zacchia to The Tithe Guaranty and Trust Co Wilmot Avenue for 2500. Berquist and Nordquist to The Security Mortgage Co Maplewood Avenue for 4000. Hornak to Mechanics' and Farmers Savings Bank Seaview Avenue for 5200. Darin et al to City Savings Bank Alice Street for 31500. Patrick D O'Brien to City Savings Bank Madison Avenue amount 400.
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Joseph A. Allard
Rosalie Allard
Martin Hornak
Annie Hornak
Mechanics’ & Farmers Savings Bank
Seaview Avenue
Money market report from New York closes steady
Money New York reports financial market activity with cat money steady high and low at 4, ruling rate 4, closing bid 4, offered 4 and last loan 4. Call loans against accepts at 33 4, lime loans steady.
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New York
Copper and tin hold steady in New York metal market
The New York metal market reports copper quiet with electrolytic spot around 146.88, tin firmer with spot and nearby at BST 89.12 and 99.25, iron and lead steady, zinc quiet with St. Louis delivery at 6.50 to 6.90, antimony at 6.2 percent spot.
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New York
Fin
St. Louis
Foreign exchange firmer as markets show mixed gains
Foreign changes were firmer with demand for sterling crossing 4.6614 for a net gain. French Belgian and Italian rates showed moderate improvement while German marks rose to 0.0056 dollars. Several European currencies including Genoa Paris Antwerp Amsterdam Vienna and Copenhagen posted varied quotes in today’s market.
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Genoa
Paris
Antwerp
Amsterdam
Vienna
Stockholm
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