Speculators Ramp Stocks as Pools Drive NYSE Surge
Speculators flood the New York Stock Exchange pushing total daily volume above 4 million shares to a record 4,176,206 as General Motors climbs to new highs. Prominent buyers including Durant Cutten and Raskob pump prices while pools allegedly steer a large portion of trades, lifting the average of 20 leading industrials to a historic, near-record level.
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RY Stanley W. Prenosh
Financial Ealitor
New York
New York Stock Exchange
General Motors
Bershipe
Exchange
Fisher Brothers
Cutten
Durant
Raskob
Wall Street
Motors
Elore
Ruskeb
Fisher
Willian
Durant Ty
Chrysler Motors
Arthur W. Cutten
Montgomery Ward
Sears Rochuck
Luton
Monty Ward
Associated Press
Rist i
Norwalk Resident Hangs From Tree In Tragic Death
Norwalk resident James Silk, eighty two, was found hanging from a tree near his home along the Boston Post Road just north of Norwalk. He was last seen about 10 p.m. the prior night. Police and medical examiners ruled the death a suicide, with investigators noting his recent signs of decline. The incident prompted searches and a brief disruption to area streets and stores.
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Norwalk
Marth
Jalm
Boston Post Road
Wiliam Marton
Cenire Eaton
Power
Brett
John Sib
Budock
Silk
Nork
Worker around hotel arrested at station as altercation ends in injuries
James L. Kiley a 39 year old from Ikon N was arrested at the local railroad station after a fistic incident with Railroad Policeman Bradley. He allegedly insulted two women and punched Bradley drawing blood. Kiley was jailed on a $10 bond.
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James L. Kiley
Ikon
Kiley
Alantic
Bradley
California Rivers Return to Flooded Lands Amid Heavy Rains
Floodwaters from northern California and western Nevada swelled rivers after heavy rains and Sierra snowmelt. Sacramento and Reno areas faced city flooding, with many homes submerged and autos stranded. One death was reported in Reno as the Truckee River and Boca Dam conditions posed ongoing danger. Central California saw damage near Modesto as fields and orchards were submerged.
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San Francisco
Cal
Associated Fress Rivera
California
Nevada
North
Sacramento
Reno
Sacramento Npa
Shbme
Zachariah Parker
Beng
Truckee Iver
Boca Dam
Truckee
Stanislaus
Calfornia
Modesto
Two Roads Vote for Merger Under Loree's Scheme
L F Loree pushes a railroad consolidation plan approved by directors of Kansas City Southern and Missouri Kansas Texas. The proposal seeks to merge Cotton Belt and Katy assets, with stock exchanges set for St Louis Southwestern and Katy holders and a new five percent Katy preferred issue to balance the swap.
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New York
Associated Press
L. F. Loree
Kansas City Southern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Katy
St Louis Southwestern
Cotton Belt
Kansas City Southern Common
Funeral for Perry draws large Central High faculty
Funeral services for former Central High School head Perry were held from his late home to Berkshire district of Newtown. About 36 Central faculty members attended, along with colleagues from Warren Harding High and others. Speakers included principal Paul A Cullens and department heads, praising his service and dedication. The service was conducted in Rownton amid small-town tributes.
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Cinter
CG Perry
Cetene Dryiavenent
Central High School
Berkshire
Newtown
Central Wieh School
Wiliam Daley
CenGal
Bas Terwilliger
Medianical Grawhig
Irving Ferkins
Lengper
Wilmot T Fiske
Net Femer
Charlie Palais
Central High
Raymond Hell
Warren Harding
Buring
Rownyton
Hoover Attack in Senate and Lowden Praise in House
Washington March 26 As Hoover faced Senate criticism from Neely over prohibition views in reply to Borah questions and Lowden drawn into House debate by Holaday Schafer praised Longworth while pressing on Lowden’s stance on prohibition labor and the League of Nations. Reed Woollen exchange noted but not aimed at delegates.
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Washington
Associated Press
Senate
Hoover
Chan
Lowden
Ilinois
Longworth
Ohio
Neely
West Virginia
House
Holaday
Tllinois
Schafer
Wisconsin
la Follette
League of Nations
Reed
Missouri
Evans Woollen
Indianapolis
Woollen
Indiana
Borah
Idaho
Commerce
Patiiuberly
Republic
Frank O . Lowden
Coolidge
Illinois
Frank O. Lowden
United States
Holiday
Republican Party
Hcense
Pullman
Three Cars Stolen Here Are Recovered
Three automobiles stolen from Bridgeport Street and nearby areas were recovered yesterday. Alfred Becker of 30 Lincoln Avenue South Norwalk had a car stolen from Fulnn Street near Maintreet on March 17 found in New York City. Patrick Neary of 148 Norman Street saw his car stolen Sunday night from Seeley and Hanover streets located at the font of Henry Street. The third car, owned by William Genchan of the Westport garage, stolen Saturday night in Life City, was found abandoned on Whiting Street with a spare tire and some tools taken.
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Automobilerostelen
Bridgeport Streely
Alfred Becker
Lincolr Avenue
Norwalk
Maintreet
New York City
Patrick Neary
Norman Street
Seeley
Hanover Streets
Henry Street
Tieves
Williamenehan
Westport
Life City
Whiting Street
Pleasant Dandruff Prevention Shampoo for Scalp Health
A travel friendly hair care product claims to soothe scalp irritation and prevent dandruff. The formula penetrates the scalp, cleansing and maintaining healthy hair, with availability through drugstores for around £100.
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Zeme
Novelty Handkerchiefs and Knitted Goods Feature
Hand crafted novelty handkerchiefs and crocheted or knitted fetes are highlighted with attractive collars and pink or blue trimming. Also showcased are sweaters with similar detailing and handmade appeal.
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Bridgeport
Jabatis Pit
New York State
Finger Lake
del Monte
Baltimore
Icuticura
Lucey
Neumonia Cell
Vaporub
Java
John Silk
Coer
Werth
James
Loree
St. Louis-Southwestern
Perry
Zemo
Meigs Corner
Pines
Sacet Uloor
Johnston & Murphy
Challers F
B. Datrois
Dera
Graham Brothers
the Blue Ribbon Garage, Inc
Fairfield Ave
Graham Brothers Trucks
Dodgs Reece
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