Friday Market Shows Uncertain Rise and Fall in Stocks
WENV FORK March 18 The market drifted with mixed gains and losses across sectors led by higher items such as steels, equipment, and leather but top prices retreated in late realignments. Tobacco, rapes, and pipe products wavering. Columbia Graphophone preferred stock notable. Total sales 10,174,000 dollars. Atlantic Gulf rumors of financial aid. steel work suspensions and wage-cut opposition cited.
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WENV
Columbia Graphophone
Atlantic Gulf
United Mine Workers
London
Ttaly
Liberty Group
Bay State Towns Must Continue to Vote on License
Boston March 13 Voters in cities and towns must continue annual local option votes on beer and wine licenses under 2.75 percent alcohol. The supreme court denied a mandamus to bar the question in town meeting warrants, ruling the statute remains applicable despite federal prohibition.
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Bay State
Boston
Supreme Court
Charlies H. Jones
Weston
Second Probe Opens in White Sox Scandal Case
Chicago March 19 A second predication into the 1912 World Series scandal involving Chicago White Sox players accused of throwing the series began before the Cook County Grand Jury. State's Attorney Crowe outlined plans to present new evidence that could reindict dropped cases and implicate additional men, with Johnson expected as an early witness.
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Chicago
Chicaro White Sox
Crowe
Cook County
BB. Johnson
American League
Johnson
Time Not Ripe Asserts Harding On Exports
Harding says a month or six weeks are needed before action on export revival. Hoover warns of a surplus in wool grain cotton and dairy as main exporters flood the U S market. Departments of commerce and agriculture with the War Finance Corporation push export financing, including to Germany, amid ongoing trade volume with Berlin.
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Wequite
Hoover
Departments of Commerce and Agriculture
War Finance Corporation
Gemma
Germany
Brooks Chats $7300 Suit Over Plant Gate Royalties
Franklin Brooks of New York sues John B. Carpenter of this city in Superior Court claiming an agreement for the gate of certain plants and royalties. Brooks seeks damages totaling 7500 dollars and asserts large sums are due from Carpenter Accoptilis and others.
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Franklin Brooks
New York
John B. Carpenter
Thisty
Carpenter
Road Executives Dominate Labor Board Debate
Hearings on national labor boards continued as executives from major rail unions faced cross examination over the Transportation Act provisions. Witnesses cited a potential clash between unified national agreements and roads negotiating separately, with minority reports warning against universal boards and possible union control. Carl R. Keith and W. Atherbury attended, but their appearances were postponed to the next day.
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Tring
M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Todakt
Walst
Mimetic
Bink
Curler
Association
Labor Committee
Binkerd
Brinkard
Wilson
Marehy
Fha
Laher
Labor Og
Labor Board
W Atherbury
The
Pennsylvania
Guy
Mal
Cuyler
Guyler
Walsh
Carter
Carl R
Union Pacific
W. W. Atterbury
Tidormurrow
Retail Trade Shows Easter Boost Across Sectors York News
March 18 report from Bradstreet notes spring weather and Easter demand lifting trade. Retail activity improves with autos and building trades showing life, while overall employment remains insufficient to match prewar levels. Banking data reveals large but uneven signs of revival amid ongoing economic volatility.
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York
Bradstreet
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Local Records
Realty records list several warranty deeds and mortgage deals between multiple pairs of individuals 40 and 50 foot parcels on Morehouse and King streets plus Berkshire avenue. Transactions include Knutson Duhige and Schindser Lee property moves and a $3900 mortgage alongside a $4500 Berkshire parcel. A certificate of attachment appears against Kruleski with $500 value.
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Clainy Dysnds
Hulda
Jf. Peterson
Richard Sp. Knutson
Marehouse Street
Edward FP. Duhige
Richard
A. Knutson
Morehouse Street
Joseph
Isther Url
Greentaum
King Street
Elizabeth — DesMarais
Estella Schindser Lee
Prospect Street
Maward
Chaffer
Herbert A. Chaffer
Noble Avenue
Joseph Spodnik
Joseph Stralez
John Pohorengse
Bradley
Michael Mikug
Paul Svira
Lindley Street
Hamued Pagel
Meyer Soloif
Morehouse
Antenina Idkneenis
Alpephon Kruleski
Mipa Bo Rahs
Cotton market steadies on improved sentiment signals
Market notes from Liverpool and New York describe firmer cues in cotton amid improved sentiment. Cables show better demand than anticipated in Manchester and steady domestic activity, though hedging and hedged yarns keep spot sales moderate. Mills run full time but limited demand and cutting plans loom, with Southwest reports suggesting tighter spot conditions and a projected 95 percent reduction in Vexus acreage.
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Murch
Liverpool
Anchester
Building Permits Issued For Multiple Local Projects
The inspector of buildings issued three construction permits yesterday. Projects include additions at 24 Midlend Street for Peter and Wilbert Weimer, a wool shed at 4 Gordon Street for Serale Balortbran, a two family home at 304 Center Street for James Doolan, a concrete block garage at 6 Linwood Avenue for Cailer, a garage at Ray Street for Frank Skard Carroll, and a cellar wall move for 144 Palisade Avenue adjacent to an 448 Broadway storefront.
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Inspector of Buildings
Forsgn
Midlend
Peter
Wilbert Weimer
Whyne
Anthony Delio
Gordon Street
Serale Ft
Balortbran
Center Street
James Doolan
Linwood Avenue
Caier
Ray Streat
Prank
New York Market Harbors Mixed Dairy Prices
Market reports show steady to firm trading as Creamery First Cheese and Whole Milk Fancy remain active. Prices listed include Creamery First Cheese marker 41, Whole Milk fancy 24, Wisconsin-Whole Milk Fancy 37, with other dairy items around 14 to 48 in nearby prices.
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York
Creamery Pirsts
Talladin
Wisconsin
Youngs Americas
Waite
Paney
Cathy Grown
Wheat Market Slumps Amid Bearish Sentiment In March
Bearish conditions and fear of crop damage weighed on the wheat market. Prices finished lower across multiple contracts with oats and corn also weak. Traders noted an Eastern short covering in wheat but overall demand remained tepid as Canada shipments discussed.
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Wtcago
Atv
Breen
Iday
Mapy
Kansas
Omaha
Canada
United States
Coffee market jittery as Brazilian exports track slower demand
In New York trading, coffee prices showed limited activity as Brazilian exports faced lukewarm demand from buyers and investors weighed futures contracts. May and other May contracts hovered near earlier highs, while market sentiment drifted with London exchange cues and port stock figures, leaving the market on watch for clearer demand signals.
Sugar trade tightens as Cuban runs sell to refiners
In Sugar Sew Yore March 18, demand and prices for Cuban runs rose as the committee restricted sales. Local refiners immediately took over most offerings at Ports Rice at 2% cost and full duty sugars, with up to 125000 bags sold. Prices showed cash demand steady, market opened strong, and refined buys remained robust.
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Sesif
Armour Deny Packing Workers Were Intimidated
CHICAGO Mart Lae Armour and company sent a telegram to Secretary of Labor Davis denying Dennis Lane charges that workers were intimidated into voting on an employee representation plan. The telegram claims the charges are without foundation and intended to test the issue.
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Chicago
Mart
Armour and Company Today
Labor
Davis
Dennis Lane
Wr. Lane
Packer
Liberty Bonds Market Summary and Odd Figures
A fragmentary Liberty Bonds note shows figures such as 87.00 for first 31-45, 37.04 for fourth 4 i-4s, and 97.24 for Victory. The text also references Spot Cotton and mentions New York with a March 18 date in incomplete form.
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