President Hardings Inaugural Address Receives Tepid Market
Brokers and bankers viewed President Harding's inaugural as conservative and constructive yet the stock market showed little enthusiasm. Rumors of dividend cuts and railroad weaknesses unsettled traders while bonds and industrials displayed mixed, uneven moves amid caution and limited gains.
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Broapan
Union Pacifia
Atlantic
Gulf& Wrest Indies
Sterling Exchange
Kansas-City
End of Sixty Sixth Congress Ends with Few Bills Passed
Washington March 4 The sixty-sixth Congress adjourned with minimal legislation as final gavels fell in the House at 11 50 and in the Senate at 12 30. President Wilson signed a few last minute measures while Republicans plan quick substitutes for army and immigration bills at an expected extra session. New senators were sworn in and the chamber prepared for the inauguration of President Harding.
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Sirmusul Daaiuuis
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Wilson
Con@reas
Gerate Chamber
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Harding
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Democratia
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She Ney Senate
Thes Teety
Stock transactions from a historic ledger list
A dense OCR of stock names and tickers appears, listing companies such as Am Int Corp Am Sugar, Copper Baldwin, Consolidated Gas, Crucible Steel, International Nickel, International Paper, and Northern Electric. The fragment reads like a late 19th or early 20th century market page with scattered prices and shorthand company names.
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Car & Fury
Am Int Corp. J Am
Losamiotivye
Am. Smelt & Re
Perg
O Am
Statiatra
Atch. Tp, & &, Avaconia
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Lehigh Vallay
Betroleum Eee
Midvale
Missouri Pacific
Miami Copper
Vexaa
Norfolk & Western Fas
Northern Pacific
Nynh&gu
Pan Am Paeleum Serene Pierce
Arroy Tee Pierce
Reputy Tran & Bel
XOY Motors
Constan
Bouthera F. Aclir
Southern Tailway Studebaker Corp
Texas
Prady
United Fruit
Aieena Us
Westinghouse
Senate Confirms Cabinet Amid Inaugural Proceedings
The Senate swiftly confirms Harding cabinet picks after a restrained inauguration marked by a smaller stand and telephonic apparatus. The ceremony at the Capitol featured a formal address, a brief parade, and Chief Justice White administering the oath as Coolidge observed in the Senate chamber. Johnson era reforms and budget, education, and anti trust measures stalled in Congress as key bills defaulted or died in the House.
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Renate
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Vane Senate
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Landis
Harding Opens White House Doors to Public in Early Move
President Harding began his administration with doors open to visitors at the White House, meeting congressional leaders and officials, while retaining much of Wilson era security and staff. He and Mrs. Harding hosted Marion visitors as the new era began, and the couple greeted lawmakers and press after moving into office.
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Harding
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Cannon
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Harding Frod
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Paljishall
Cosidge
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Cavale
Hall An
Pease
Tlardinag
Autores
Cerret
Jdone
Jieri
Shetr Motors
Mas. Harding
Powereo
Shipping Board Reported Void as Nominees Not Confirmed
A formal communication to President Harding stated the Shipping Board has no technical existence since Wilson nominees to seven positions were not confirmed by the Senate. The message says the seven remain trustees of the Emergency Fleet Corporation and will safeguard governmental interests pending action.
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Harding
White House
Shipping Board
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Senate
Emergency Fleet Corporation
No State Aid Pay Checks Delayed For Ex Service Men
The sale fund for relief of needy ex service men announced that weekly checks would not be paid today. Payment may come next Wednesday with a definite announcement then. Those without dependents receive no checks until legislation provides more money. Affected ex service men were urged to check at state city mall and market for updates.
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Galling St Ae City Mall
Seeley
Real estate deeds and transfers in partial records
Real estate records list warranty deeds and quit claim deeds with fragmented entries. Names include Saral Wd, Elmer J. Or toy, Margaret Mooney, Daniel Mooney, Frederick Bodington, and others. Parcels mention Trumbull, Geddara, Railroad Avenue, and Park Gunne lery Weeneralion with varied values and locations.
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Elmer J. Ortoy
Iwaide Aind
Paremetery Association
Margaret Mooney
Daniel “Mooney
Mleregt
Trumbull Pol
Sampea
Frederick
Bodington
Toxenk
Bollington
Geddara Plycet
Sharpe
Herver
Florence TG
Muente
Building Permits Issued for Various Structures and Additions
Building permits issued for properties including Nichols estate frame store at 27 Rest for Nichols estate and Wilkin steel shed at 3 Wilkin, Hinriis and Ailda Anderson Crainwood house 88 Hershire Avenue, Len e and Samuel Banna storage shed at 805 Wood Avenue Bridgspory, J Shaw frame garage, Minnie Meyers dwelling wall, Napolitano brick alterations 17 Madison Avenue, 4 Napolitano, United Home Builders cottage, Curtiss addition at 40 Capital Avenues, plus other minor additions and improvements near these sites.
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Dorcel
Wilkin Steel
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Eiue
J. Shaws
Hinriis
Ailda Anderson
Lo W. Curtiss
My Shop
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Iiteheo sOimpruys
Savage
Ane
Jel Gingrenn
Aye
Liberty Bonds Sellout Reported in Frayed Archive
A fragmented OCR item notes Liberty Bond activity with unclear details. The text mentions bond progress and possible figures but lacks coherent data, dates, or named entities to confirm a concrete event or outcome.
Obituary notices for Holdsworth and Higgins families
Gordon Holdsworth, who died Wednesday, is mourned by his family as a funeral is held at the parental home. Burial will be in the family plot at Lakerlew Cemetery Higgin Higgins, 12, died yesterday at her parents home on Broad Street. She leaves five sisters and one brother. She attended Sacred Heart School and her funeral is set for Monday morning at 10 from the home and 10:30 from Sacred Heart Church with a Mass to follow.
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Stromberk Cabaretor
General Motors
Chandler Motors
Tiv
American Locomotive
Baldwin Locomotive
Thei One Targe Commission
Baldwin
Chile
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Gordon Dames
Holdsworth
Lakerlew
Reeth Higgins
George Higgins
Broad Street
Sacred Heart School
Sacred Heart Ureh
Wheat Market Rises After Hearing News Drive
Wheat prices firmed amid steady trade as crop outlook and optimism over President Harding’s inaugural speech boosted confidence. March contracts edged higher, with buyers renewing activity in futures and cash markets, while selling pressure eased after initial hesitation.
Ford Named President of Michigan Road
Kenry Ford was elected president of the Detroit Toledo and Trenton Railroad at a directors' meeting in Detroit Michigan. Joseph Don remains on the board as control of the railroad shifts to the Ford interest this autumn and directors announced the change late today.
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Maren
Kenry Ford
Detroit, Toledo
Trenton
Wallsood
Oad
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Ir Railroad
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Ford
Steady Cotton Market Mixed Messages From Liverpool Trade
The market opened steady with a 5 to 76 point rise on Liverpool futures. Reports of two Manchester trade failures troubled sentiment, though relief appeared as news of these issues faded. Prices firmed to near May highs, with a rally from Wednesday’s low and a notable advance in Southern cotton trading amid mixed US demand. Public chatter linked fertilizer sales and southern spinners’ activity to price moves as the National Cotton Association signaled upcoming sale dates.
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Mareh Streets
New York
Tukenarkel
Liverpool
Manchester
Liverpool Warker
Wew
New States
Weber
National
Inners Association
Sugar Market Turmoil and Export Trade Update
A chaotic March market report notes sugar prices around 1,000 bags sold in arrangements, with shipments and refineries in Indiana and Nevada affected. The piece mentions committees securing influence, ongoing Cuban negotiations, and trading patterns as depot activity shifts and prices stabilize amid drought and supply concerns.
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Tie Spol
Suger Miehanse Ay Pte
Hf JV
Angie
Vunthangek
Fea Depot
Aavyenee
Sela
Wadddayyane
Pelos
Coffee prices slip as futures ease amid weak demand
The market shows lower futures by 7 to 8 points with limited gains, as Brazilian quotes drift and Santo Domingo receipts remain light. Prices for 3-8 grade Coffees move minorly against a sluggish overnight session, reflecting softer global demand and mixed selling.
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