Market turmoil as time money appears in plentiful supply
The market shows irregular trading with time money in surplus and General Motors leading gains. Motor stocks surge to new highs while Asting Committee actions shuffle shares. Standard Oil and steel names show mixed results, with overall pace volatile and volume thin.
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Mar
Kemensta
Tm Geri
Phas
General Motors
Asuin
Exay Tange
Tia
Bure Motor
Ornente Steel
Baldwin Locon
New York Stock Exchange
Tintin
Borie
Brherty Igs
Elandlar Reila
Isis
New York
Standard Oil
New Tersey
Sine Exchange
Sbone- Saumeby
Ward Co
Market wrap from New York prices and commodities
New York market notes show mixed commodity prices with meat items firm, potatoes steady, Bermuda and Virginia crops described, and sugar, flour, and wheat trends listed. Extras and stalls noted with various regional fluctuations, no clear single standout event.
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New York
Marcel
Deni
Henners
Peneylvin
Hennery
Bermuda
Virginia
Southern
York
Wood's Manager Denies Charges In Wood Campaign
Chicago reports Major General Leonard Wood's campaign funds have not spent money beyond legal limits. William Cooper Procioe, Wood national committee chair, responds to Senator Borah's Senate inquiry about financing. Coalition groups deny unregulated fundraising and emphasize lawful campaign conduct.
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Chicago
Leonard Wood
William Cooper Procioe
Wood National Committee
Borah
Senate
General Wood
Airman Freeder
Woodang
Bening
Jeonard Wood
Husband of Dead Girl Missing From Howe
March 29 report from Howe notes the husband of a dead girl, Orr, age unknown, remains missing after the body was found on a Whitneyville bridge. Coroner Mix’s office has few facts. no bullet weapon found. Source details unclear. movement centered on the Whitneyville bridge over Lake Whitnex.
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Orr
Whitneyville
Tl Mix
Woeman
Fred
Varoner
Wren
Fast Rock
Pridge
Lake Whitnex
Leon
Sinte
Sveet
Coffer Youn MMe Nequidarion Coffee Prices Noted
Fragmentary OCR listing coffee prices by month with unclear digits and terms. Mentions March 13.8 and December 14.35 amid stray phrases about closing fir os and spot quotations. Named entities uncertain due to text damage.
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Val Stomai
Bry God3 En 4 Authy Net Awe 5 Lank Wear Quiet
Garbled OCR fragment mentions Bry God3 and Suk wy Nitle with unclear actions. Readers gain nothing coherent. readable names suggest a tentative social or tech themed note with minimal context. The item appears fragmentary and inconclusive.
Suffrage Defeat Looms in Delaware Legislature Session
Delaware faces an imminent defeat as suffrage foes gather momentum. Legislators prepared for debate and hearings on the ratification measure with both anti and pro groups pressing for or against immediate action. Party lines weakened as Republicans and Democrats resisted caucus dictates amid efforts to push ratification.
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Dover
Delaware
Flernoan
Ex Kaiser Deprived Of Religious Services
In Amerongen Molland a German minister, normally presiding at Bentinck Castle, could not enter due to medication issues amid end time peroys. The ex emperor William of Germany attended a viewed religious service at the castle, with a replacement minister stepping in briefly during the disruption.
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Amerongen
Molland
William of
Co and B Team to Represent Regiment in State Shoot
garbled text indicates a report about a regiment selecting Co and B teams to represent at a state shooting event. mentions a petition and governor involvement, with unclear details and several broken phrases.
London Coroner's Fury Decides American Suicide
Maren Laoniman dated 23-1, a former decor of Swi aje, Wash, who served as a medical corps captain, allegedly committed suicide while mentally unsettled. The piece notes a police update and a 14th anniversary celebration, with names including James Kray, Joseph Coughtn, Pryan, Manard Wheeler, and Samuel Gregory as officers involved.
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Laoniman
Maren
Cormerly
Swiaje
Wash
Clie
James Kray
Joseph Coughtn
Sidoh de. Pryan
Manard. Wheeler
Iatrolman Samuel Gregory
Unclear Maran 23 Report On Cotton Yields And Exports
fragmentary notes describe cotton activity, markets and export prospects with references to March data, racing dates, and price points. mentions Fort and market outlook from SPR ORL, with unclear figures and several garbled terms.
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Maran
Manreh
unclear text on liberty bonds and permits in New York area
Fragmented OCR notes mention liberty bonds and a building permit list. It references a Park or a pie location, dividend shares, and addresses such as 180 Marewood Avenue. Details are garbled and many entities are uncertain.
Britain predicts rise in value of the pound
Officials from the treasury predicted today that the pound would strengthen. The forecast noted conditions favoring a rise, with analysts pointing to improvements in the balance of payments and market expectations.
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Britain
Naval bill passes House with funds for 1915 program
A naval appropriation bill totaling about 425 thousand dollars was approved by the House without a roll call and moves to the Senate. The measure would fund Navy and Marine needs for 1915, with roughly 145,909 in Navy personnel costs and 20,900 for Marines, while other provisions appear unawarded or unclear in the fragment.
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Transinns Agarest
Massachusetts Mouse Favors Daylight Saving
A mangled report notes support for daylight saving in Massachusetts with a House bill moving to the Senate. The fragmented text references the last Sunday in October and a tally 787 to 28, implying legislative action and debate over the change.
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Massachusetts
Senate
NEHSIES Frolic at Poli Sriw theater crowd
An odd fragmented piece describes a lively youth event at Colts theater with mentions of performers, a parade of boys and girls, and an excited audience. The text references a band and local figures, hinting at a school or community celebration with music and dancing.
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Colts Theater
Wwe
Nad Ayers
Sts
Rios Tintern
Telco
Alb
Uprisiis
Rer Ager
Sidaryor
Larenih
Cisde
Charlie Wolfenges
Christians II Syrians Fear Moslems Under Feisal Regime
Fragmented OCR text reports Christians in Syria fearing Moslem dominance under Feisal rule. Mentions Lebanese boundary issues, Mount Lebanon autonomy, and French protection, with references to pan Arabism and regional tensions amid Syrian questions and external influences.
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Syrea Feareus
Feisal
Syria
Jmnir Elsaluaned
Ming
Byrd
Tae Cording Fa
Cahie
Nori Amon
Sismach
Cosimbian
Groning
Drift-A Title Sale Promises Easy Terms
A local ad promises simple terms for a pie sale. It notes delivery and a focus on easy payments. Names or locations are unclear in the fragment, but the offer emphasizes convenience for buyers.
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Iadiey
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N. Y. Stock Exchange
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American Fabrics CO
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