Wall Street Weakness After Mixed Signals From Federal Reserve
Stocks fell on a tepid session as optimism about federal reserve hints faded. Traders cited Japan’s financial strain and Wisconsin wheat cash tied up by bankers totaling about two hundred million dollars. Prices slipped with rubber and steel shares leading declines amid reports of surplus Ohio finished goods.
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New Yorsg
Wall Street
Bulla
Bears
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Japan
Ohio
Keoy- Stone
U.S
Minneapolis
North Western
German government to release Bela Kun and associates
The German government said Bela Kun, a Bohemian communist dictator, and his Folia company detained at Brettin en route to Russia will be allowed to depart for a self chosen abroad destination. The government notes an earlier request to hand him over but states no grounds justify further detention without clear cause. Belum, July 20.
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Zoemer
Folia
Brettin
Russia
Untary
Dutavithout
Fasnit
BELUM
International Socialist Conference opens in Geneva
July in Geneva, two hundred delegates attend the opening of the International Socialist Conference under Emile Vandervalde, Belgian minister of justice. British French and German delegations are strong. Italy and Avatria are not officially represented. Lenine’s stance on the second Internationale and wartime responsibility looms as a potential source of controversy.
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Geneva
United States
International Socialist Conference
Emile Vanderwalde
Italy
Avatria
Nikolai Lenine
UN Second Internationale
Une
Three Are Killed in Raid on Red Nest in Chile
In Punta Arenas government reports say Wednesday night protests led to a raid on the Workers' Federation of Magallanes. Explosives hidden in the building exploded, killing three and wounding several. the federation's printing office was wrecked. Authorities term the group a nest of foreign agitators and anti-patriotic elements.
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Entiago
Chile
Punta ‘Arenas
Patriote Manifestants
Workers' Federation of
Burglary Ring Sentences Handed Down in Bridgeport
Joy Canvet 39 and Canvet 64 led a burglary ring targeting warehouses and stealing merchandise valued at about 750000. Andra Aguinto and Argelo Patentino received prison terms. Aquinte and Palatino were sentenced to years and five years respectively. Episcopis and Simone had sentences suspended after confessing and testifying. Dougherty, noted for arrests, was linked to the case while Tougherty escaped from a prior institution and awaits further action.
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Joy
Canvet
Mér‘chendise
Lewis Abrams
Andra Aguinto
Argelo Patentino
Jadre Joseph Mulqueen
Aquinte
Palatino
Mience
Anthony Episcopis
Louis Simone
Legal Notice of Pawn Loans Forfeit and Probate Claims
Connecticut Bridgeport district court notices expired loans for sale under probate. Estate of Charles Bostwick in Bridgeport seeks creditors to present claims within six months. administrators urge immediate payment from indebted parties and warn of debarment from recovery.
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Main St
Connecticut
Aald O
H. Kelsey
Boy saved by deckhand after tug tosses him into harbor
A 10 year old boy was knocked into the harbor at Wall Street by a line from the tug Mackenzie. He surfaced and a Mackenzie deckhand grabbed his shirt collar and pulled him aboard. He was not seriously injured but had inhaled some water.
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Ua Small Dos
Thomas Gen
Water ‘Street
Mackenzie
Wall Street
Monster Moonshine Still Captured in Georgia
Albany Georgia July 30. What is believed to be the largest moonshine still ever captured in Georgia is in the hands of Federal Prohibition Agent Garnett W Sage. The combination still totals 850 gallons from two outfits and was seized in a raid near Erie Springs. One white man and two Negroes fled into a swamp during the raid but one Negro was arrested.
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Albany
Georgia
Garnett W. Sage
Erie Springs
Opposition to Transfer of Soldiers to Togus Home
Springfield July 30 former servicemen inmates of sanatoria at Rutland protested the transfer of passed patients to the national soldiers home at Togus Maine. The Springfield post American Legion moved to enlist Senator David L Walsh and Speaker To H Gillett to stop the transfer.
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Springfield
Rutland
National Soldiers Home
Togus
Maine
Springfeld Post
David L. Walsh
To. H. Gillett
Jen and Toy
Hermit Draft Evader Surrenders After Lonely Life Ends
Portland Ore July 20 Albert Fattic 27 year old farmer who fled to Southern Oregon mountains to avoid military service lived as a hermit for three years before surrendering. He was sentenced to nine months in jail on a charge of evading the draft Fattic left the mountains last week saying the loneliness was unbearable.
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Portland
Ore
Albert Fattic
Oregon
Lof Serva
Fattiz
Seid
Villa waiting for train to Torreon
Wagle Pass Tex July 50 Francisco Villa who has surrendered to the provisional government of Mexico was still at Sabinas today awaiting the supply train to take him and his men toward Torreon It was hoped Villa and the remaining force would move today
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Wagle Pass
Tex
Francisco Villa
Aexico
Sabinas
Eagle Pass
Villa
Weeky Bank Clearings and State Agri-Data
Brad streets reports weekly bank clearings totaling 7 513 451 000 dollars up 3 percent from last year. Excluding New York outside figures rise 16.7 percent year over year. Accused of assault, 24 year old Joseph Landeur rand held for trial after denial of guilt in a case involving a 15 year old girl in Marki street. Washington state remains top national apple producer with 43 287 500 dollars in sales last year and substantial peach pear and small fruit values.
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New York
Bradstreets
Joseph Tandeurrand
Saund
Trisl
Landeurand
Waseington Appi& State
Washington
Union
Serop
South America
Mine Dollate
Bridgeport Local Wholesale Prices Hit Slow Demand
Bridgeport wholesale prices show weak demand with limited shipments. Fresh fruit like strawberries and cantaloupe move slowly while peaches, apples, and Long Island potatoes remain scarce. Vegetables such as beans, corn, cucumbers, cabbage, and potatoes vary in supply and price across crates and barrels. Dairy and poultry products list standard regional quotes while meat prices reflect prime dressed and calf values amid market lull.
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Esason
Arizona
California
Bermuda
Texas
U.S
European trade balance drops half a billion
Washington July 30. Americas trade balance with Europe for the calendar year just ended shows a deficit of 600 million dollars, down from 1915 levels, per a Commerce Department report. Exports to Europe totalled 4,864,155,166 and imports 1,179,460,695. South American trade ran an unfavorable balance near 600 million, with exports 490,944,179 and imports 869,944,300. Asian trade figures show imports 1,208,089,105 and exports 798,136,458.
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Washington
Americas
Europe
Department of Commerce
South America
Commodity price shifts in Bradstreet report discussed
Bradstreet reports overall commodity prices declined slightly with transport improved, iron, steel and fuel trades still troubled, crops improving in tone. Weakness noted in cereals due to crop movements, flour, hog products, butter, sugar, coffee, meat animals, cotton and cotton foods easing. Hartford Rolling Mill Co increases capital to 33 million, state registration fee $1,200.
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New York
Bradstreets
Wade
Tn Transportation
Hartford
Juig « Rolling Mill Co
New England Coal Quota Set at 1,250,000 Tons
Washington July 09 Cha man Clark of the Interstate Commerce Commission announced an emergency coal movement of 1,350,000 tons for New England in one month. Estimates show 259,000 tons via New York, 100,000 via Philadelphia, 390,000 via Baltimore, and 650,000 through Hampton Roads.
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Washington
Chaman Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Hampton Roads
New York Market Summary July 30 Butter and Commodities
New York reports butter prices weak with receipts 19,087. Creamery and extras show mixed gains and declines. Potatoes, cabbage, refined and wheat futures move with small shifts. Lard, cotton, and other commodities remain largely unchanged amid a slate of fluctuating quotes and nearby delivery notes.
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New York
Slate
Pennsylvania
Wrestern Bannery
State
Penn
Long Island
Jersey
Southern
Middle West
Cotton prices slip as private reports lag public data
In New York cotton markets for today, prices fell with the commodity closing near the day’s lows. Private condition reports ranged 72.4 to 74.9, averaging lower than last month’s government figure 70.7. The October position neared $2.00 again, sparking buying interest that kept the front-month bid relatively firm despite a weak overall tone. exports totaled 14,623 units for the day with a note on the Foyte Lyte and TS4,008 figures.
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New York
Tong
Expor
Liberty Bonds Closing Prices Report
New York July 70 Liberty bonds closing prices list various series with values for First 4a Second 4 First 4t Second 4 Third 4 Fourth 4 Victory 4s and related maturities noting slight fluctuations in prices and yields across the market session.
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New York
Letory
Dry Goods Market Quiet in New York July Trade
The dry goods market in New York showed quiet activity with small demand for cotton goods. Indications point to price fixing on bleached and brown domestics next week. Demand for yarns was light and wool prices subdued.
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New York
Market summary in New York opens steady amid declines
Coffee market reports steady open with a net drop of five to eight points. Wall Street shows tear and trade interest with moderate buyers, while treasury balance and federal reserve week end actions are noted. Bank credit closes firm with balance around 32.48 million.
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New York
Wall Street
Treasury
Scientists Predict Early Synthetic Oil Production
A long-stewed editorials piece reports Dr. Acheson and others advocating chemical synthesis to produce petroleum from shale. It discusses potential US government incentives, including a $100,000 reward, and notes the difficulty of extracting oil from shale while highlighting the optimistic view of synthetic oil viability.
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Holland
New. York
Aghegon
Sahale
Willy
Far
Hese Ward
Bian
Selene
Mackay Ilgar
United States
Achason Iis
Goiorade
Crat
Wyoming
Vothur
Acheson
Natura
American whoctra-Chem Y Society
de Acheson
Congress
AVA
Realty Records and Deeds Summary Ledger
Real estate transfers include Sundor and Mary Nagi, Jalal Seakolexai, Cornelia Neunaue, Beszi Szingel, and others with various properties on Walnut, Sy itan, Carmboe, and Harvar avenues. Quit Claim and Mortgage deeds list transfers between multiple individuals and banks, with payments from $0 to $10,000 and listed street addresses, plus certificates of incorporation for Art League Realty and Park City Products and attachments involving multiple individuals.
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Sundor
Mary Nagi
Jalal Seakolexai
Wiliam
Mary HL. Ryan
Dewey’ Street
Leopolt Wells Incohn
Theresa Wycoll
Andrew
Julia Dudas
Andraw Ang
Elisbeth ‘Godo
Gaborne Street
William of Nichols
William J, H. Nichols
Frank and
Julia Kosovitc
Greet
Sarah J. Lyddy
John Ta
Sarah Lyddy
Annatreete
Tulle
Seakolezai
Sandor
An Nagy
Walnut Street
John
Mary
John and
Theresa Wycott
Harbor View Avenue
Paul Schwarts
Newfield Bank and Trust Company
Giovanni del Regna
Estelle pGorder
Tsodors
Henry Vrornbine
Carrott Avenue
Art League Realty Company
Park City Products Courary
William Hechal St George Notiaitis
Jennie Nussenbaum- Lathan Nussenbaum
D. Silverman
Grain markets react to financial jitters in Chicago
In Chicago on July 30 wheat futures fell amid financial conditions concerns, with December slipping about 12 and a half cents. Cash markets were unsettled, with declines of roughly 10 to 12 cents, while March and other contracts showed minor losses as exporters faced export uncertainties and ample rail capacity loomed.
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Chicago
Oortall
Gil'ot
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Louisville Gas & Elect Company
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