Market Rebounding Despite Bad News in Transportation Stocks
United States Steel shares hold firm amid unfavorable reports while Pennsylvania Railroad weakens, Burlington dividend issues face ICC refusal, and a pool unwind triggers heavy selling in Gene Asphalt. Investors watch for $75 million General Motors issues as bonds stabilize.
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BROAD
WALL
York
Financial
Unitedates Steel Corporation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Burlington
Pennsylvania Railead Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Norfolk &, Western
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Crucible Steel
Shorts
Beavy
Gene Asphalt
American Woolen Company
Tidban
Erie Securities
Hindson & Manhattan
Atlantic
West
Mexico
Congress
Ox Money
Adieve
United States
Sterling Exelmange
Generit Motors
Connecticut
Water, Gas & Electric Light
Attorney General Healy Delivers Sharp Storrs Lecture
Hartford march 1 attorney general Healy criticized state financing of public institutions and warned that any agency exceeding its appropriation will face extra funding cuts. Healy cited the Connecticut agricultural college at Storrs and accused it of overspending after requesting funds. The board later granted the college 21575 to cover February deficiency amid policy debate. Governor Lake signaled future refusals under new administration policy.
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Connecticut Agricultural College
Hartford
Mar
Raymond Longiy
Storrs
Contrary Today
Frankit
Srealy
Seu
iGovernor Lake
Agricultural College
Investigators Call for Congress to Finish Landis Probe
Five members of the House Judiciary subcommittee drafted a report urging the full committee to pursue impeachment charges against Federal Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis. The panel backed action despite opposition to his baseball salary role, and the report will go to the full committee for consideration.
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Congress
Landis
House Judiciary Committee
Washington
Kenesaw Mountain Wandis
Meuse Judiciary Committee
Fub! Committee
Chie
Judiciary Committee
Sib
Organized Baseball
Cail
Heavily Guarded Johnston Views Body of Mother
John Edward Johnston confined at the central jail on a first degree murder charge for complicity in George E. Nott's death last August. He was moved under guard to M. J. Gannon funeral parlors to view his mother’s body, who died Saturday night at St Vincent's hospital. Funeral set for 3:30 a.m. at the undertaker, 9 a.m. at Blessed Sacrament church, with a solemn mass. Burial in St Michael's cemetery.
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John Edward Johnston
Centr
George E. Nott
M. J. Gannon
Johnstreet
St Vincent's Hospital
Johnston
Deeputy
Eselock
Blessed Sacrament Church
St Michael's Cemetery
Major E G Taylor Resigns Hartford Battalion Appoints Oberlin
Orders from Adjutant General George M Cole announce Captain Frederick Oberlin of ficers reserve corps to be major and place him in command of the state's Connecticut National Guard infantry battalion.
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Bartford
George M. Cole
Frederick Oberlin
Ifantry
Connecticut National Guard
Women’s College at New London Receives $150000 Donation
New York March 1 The General Education Board announced aggregating $2,660,000 in gifts to colleges and universities to be matched locally for a total of $3,800,040. The College for Women in New London Connecticut gets $150,000 and the University of Vermont $250,000 with other gifts mainly to midwest institutions.
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Women’s College
New London
New York
Dorian Thenn
General Education Board
New Lordon
Mining of Ceyton Plumbago Mines in Ceylon
Ceylon's leading mineral plumbago, famed for lustre and lubrication, is mined at about 1 999 pits in Carbon. Depths reach up to 700 feet with most work done by natives. Europeans mainly control the Medappla mine. Mining uses a simple dabare device, a wooden barrel with a rope and tin fastened to a bend.
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Ceylon
Carlon
Wheat Prices Rise Amid European Tension Pressures Markets
Wheat futures climbed as European political tension spurred storage demand and trader confidence. March prices edged higher, with nearby contracts up and gains led by improving weather and optimistic outlooks, while corn and oats softened on cautious demand.
Negotiations for Ford Loan Likely To Resume Soon
Negotiations between Ford Motor Company and bankers are expected to resume shortly. Estimates of needed funding range from 0.9 million to 60 million dollars, with inventories to be reduced by at least 10 percent before April. Earnings for 1920 are projected to exceed 110 million dollars before federal fees, as Ford plans to return to active work.
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Marend
Beteen
Leo
Gdsel
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Retailers Pleased by Supreme Court Action on Lever Act
New York March 1 Retailers nationwide praise the Supreme Court ruling striking down the Lever act profiteering clauses. Executives say the decision ends active prosecutions, boosts competition and reduces federal price controls, predicting Congress will resist future measures.
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New York
United States Supreme Court
Palmer
Sheati
Sodan W. Han
National Garment Retailers’ Association
Wet
Fife
Wheat market steadies amid firm undertone in New York
Wheat prices in New York March 1 showed a quiet market with narrow range moves. The Wordnes ta ail and Supreme Coeur decision on the Lever det had little impact, while Argentina demand and continued receipts kept prices firm and commissions selling light. Corn futures rose with strong undertone as liberal Argentine purchases supported gains.
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New York
Supreme Coeur
Sid
Jackineva
Burgpe
Frederick Oberlin State Infantry Major Resigns Honorably
Major Emerson G Layléir of Connecticut National Guard resigns from state service with an honorable discharge. He served in World War I and rose to major before transferring to the U S Army Reserve, where he was commissioned lieutenant colonel. He authored a book on New Ireland troops in the war.
Real estate deeds and transfers across multiple properties
A series of Warranty Deeds Quit Claim Deeds Administrators Deed and Mortgage Deeds record transfers in Brooklyn and neighboring areas. Transactions mention properties at corners of Barnum and William streets Wood and Querida Avenue Main Street Hawley Avenue Capitol Avenue and other locations. Amounts include 4000 93060 and 2500 with several parcels specified by feet and street names.
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Clayton Ly
Smith
Louis
Rosen
Barning Avenus
William Street
Herbert
Florence D. Mean
Carrie Brauer
Tixedo Park
Joseph Glass
Henry Bresky
Als
We T. Prackner
Elizabe Agali
Scofield
Avenys
Wallace WW. Welch
William A. Garter
Charigs Street
Plorence J. Wood Stanton
Yetta Grove
State Street
Laura Lee Armstrong
Executrix
Grayton Ts
Saw Et al
B. Umarene
Wiliam
Wakeman
Wood Avenue
Querida Street
Sarge & Winter
Toseph
Manhattan Avenue
Bimmier
Due North
Graves
Charles Wr. de. Lyon Nichols
New York
Afta
William
HNO
Francis C. Sanford
MeManies and Partners Savings
Howard Avenue
Raad
Burr
Coffee Market Opens Amid Mixed Brasilian Signals
COFFEE EW YORK March 1 a new market opened with a four to points deadline amid unsettled Brasilian markets. Prices show slight gains yet remain near yesterday's lows as futures in Santos and Riomark slip. The market stays quiet in Johannesburg while exchange rates edge in London with limited overall movement.
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York
London
Santos
Joeaspol
Foreign Exchange Rates Report from New York
In New York today demand for franc exchange rose with a quoted rate of 1 4 0 francs per dollar and 5760 foreign exchange marks on dollars. The market showed activity across currencies as traders noted shifting bids and official rates.
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Supreme Court
New York
Mar. i
Unsettled Sugar Markets as Cuban Committee Weighs
Sugar prices drift in New York with old crop Cubas ex-ship at 77 cents duty paid and refiners buying Canadian imports at CIF 45-80. Futures show July contracts at 5.30 while market activity remains light amid Cuban committee developments and speculative trading.
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New York
Iite
Cali
Heraormine
Liberty Bonds market update and bid numbers
Market note from New York shows Liberty Bonds trading with prices around 87.10 for Second 45 and 86.00 to 87.04 for Second 4s and 4s. The closing level listed is 31-28 with March dates and 90.08 for Fourth 3 bonds, reflecting limited readable data from the era.
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New York
Marehovands
Cotton market shows mixed tone with limited demand
Cotton prices in New York fluctuated as market traded lightly with sporadic buying and some short covering. Liverpool and Manchester by cables indicated slight improvements but gains mostly from short covering as March futures eased after early day highs. Trading featured scattered interest and a general lack of persistent demand amid modest reductions from recent highs.
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New York
Marston Marker
Liverpool
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Pennsylvania
Healy
E. G. Taylor
Ceyton
Europe
Germany
Chicago
Met
Torn
Cusemany
Frederick Oberlin State Infantry
Sala
Ajax
Alig Gold Mines Weis Ing
Sud
MSE & Foe
Amer Tohacao
Pat Gas & Ec
Amer Wooler mi
Anon Fatilie
Aite
Anaronda
Penney Iva
Beth Motors
CalAhan
Gelifar
AON
Sr Te & Sen
Chandler Motor
Air Way
Ion Gheeap
Ohio
Tn i
Sears FE
Sinclair
M & & Pool C & Pax
Southey Pac
Chile
Pacific
Pac
Col & Son
ROY Non Texas Co
Gonsel Gas
Tramscour
Denver & Rio
Icf
United Auay
Ter
Goodrich
Wrestel
Great North
Houston Oil
William R. Bull
Phorie Noble
Security
Bridgeport, Ct
Ncome Tax Matters
Metropolitan Audit CO
NOBLE
Grath
Bristol Machine Tool CO
Bristol
Lucas Merisine Tool Co
Clevelana Machine Tool
Whitromb-Blaisdell Machine Tool Co
Flather
Hentey
Seneca Falls Mfg
Bradford Machine Tool Co
Whitcomb. Blaisdell Machine Tool Co
Rockford Machine Teol Co
Jones & Lamson Mfg. Co
Gipholt Machine
Mitts & Merrill
Flather & Co
American Tea Works
Henry & Wright
Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co
Earney & Frecker
Becker Milling Machine
Norton Co
Morse Twist Drill & Machine Co
Fraser Co
General Electric Co
Westinghouse
Grocker-Wheeler
Electus
G. L
H. J. Gross
Westuyinster
The
Lomas & Nettleton Co
Orange Street
New Haven, Conn
James Staples &Co
State Pe Street
Columbia Graphophone
J. A. Hainesco
Liberty St
N.Y
Boston
Springfield
Providence
Main St.ear
Valendar
Formar
Gerard Tax Service Co. Inc
T. L. Watson & CO
Stark Exchange
Cor
Main
John Streets
Bradway
New Y York
H. H. Franklin Manufacturing Company
Franklin Automobile Company
Syracuse
Franklin
John H. Ackroyd
Main St
Bridgeport, Conn
Hincks Bros. & CO
Menthers
New York Stock Exchange, Investment Bankers
Main Street
Telegram
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