German Bankers to Represent German Investment at Mexican Debt Conference
New York May 17 The German banking firm Selichroder and Company will send Paul Von Schawbach a senior member to represent German investment at the International conference on refinancing the Mexican national debt. He will sail from New York on the Olympic on May 24 with Thomas W Lamont chairman of the American group. Delegations from British and French groups are expected to participate.
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New York
Associa Ited Press
Paul von Schawbach
Seleichroder and Company
Qeuraca
Arst
Mnanchal Gaceting Aines
Olympic
Thomas W. Lamont
Froun
Twico
London
Notice to Architects for State Normal School Buildings
Notice invites architects to submit competitive plans for new buildings at the State Normal School in New Britain Connecticut under public statutes. The project includes a main building a dormitory with dining and lunch rooms a second dormitory and a heated plant plus athletic facilities four tennis courts a playground and a level grassy area. Cost not to exceed 7600009 with bids and plans due by June 23 1921. A public hearing will be held in the State Capitol Hartford on June 23.
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Stats Normal School
New Britain
State Normal School
Con
Wits
Tam & A
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Wenich
Stude
Tellet
Toor Sind Towers
ROE
General Assembly
Nla
American Institute of Architecta
Anmr
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Harfere
Clork
Eianaare
Capitel
Jung
Gant
Hertford
Coan
Harvey P, Bissell
Official calls for Haynes removal over threat bulletin
Maryland congressman John P Hill demands Secretary Mellon remove Haynes from office if an investigation shows he approved a threat to burn the home of a convicted offender in a repeat offense. The pamphlet, credited to Judge A J Corran of Pittsburgh, warned Chaussara and is labeled official approval of lynon law.
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Mair Roy A. Haynes
United States Prohibitions
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Congress
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Treasury Mellon
Haynes
Hill
Bulletin
Hlaynes
A. J. Corran
Pittsburgh
Has
Charles Chaussara
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Poland's 65 Percent Debt Owed to United States
The first budget of the Polish republic shows 65 percent of the national debt owed to the United States, totaling 183 million dollars. It notes a 1927 peace budget with military spending down and aims for budget balance, potential national currency reform, and a stabilized economy post occupation.
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ASAW
Poland
United States
Republic
America
Europe
Beline
Grain Chicago Market Slips Amid May Wheat Demand Fades
Chicago May grain market shows mixed moves with wheat futures easing as foreign demand weakens and receipts appear larger. May wheat prices back to around 1.343 and 1.48 for different contracts while July tumbles. Corn prospects weigh on market. pork and lard futures respond to tightening supplies and higher arrivals.
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Chicago
Uma
Gornind
Bonds enlivened by quicker pac of metal stocks
May 17 trading in bonds was enlivened by active broad operations in the stock market. Industrials led with copper and steel stocks dominant while war fears kept price moves narrow. Net gains showed in Mexican bonds and Chile copper issues, with steel and rail issues varying, and total par value of bond and stock sales totaling about 15.97 million.
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New York
Netherlands
Cerra de Hasco
Chile
Mcmeta
Froup
3Widvale Ss
White House Meeting To Unite Rail And Steel Leaders
President Harding invited about forty leading steel manufacturers to a White House dinner as talks likely cover railroad rate cuts and possible eight hour workday plans for the steel industry. A larger group of railroad executives will discuss transportation rates and potential downward revisions. The gathering aims to align policy with pending proposals on freight reductions and industry labor practices.
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Ards
White House
I Fenera
Gabler Getherng
Interstate Commerce Commission
Presslet Harding
Steel Indust
Rome
New Highs and Broad Activity in May Curb Market
In New York May 17 a strong active general market led curb stocks higher with several speculative favorites hitting new highs. Mother Lode Coalition reached a record, aided by favorable statistics. Tobacco and candy issues led gains, while oil counters varied with mixed activity across Standar Oils and independents like Mexican oils and International Petroleum.
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New York
Stetal
Magma Cipner
United Words Extension
Gotd
Sto
Mother Lode Coalition
Ver Cognition Ag
Nctive
Radin
Banigua Motors
Geraldes Coal
Columbia Emerald
Lesce
Id Theta
Sone Board
International Petroleum
Wyoming
Fensland of
Marina
Invincible Steel Co Declares Dividend in New York
Invincible Steel Co declares the regular quarterly dividend of 1.7 in the preferred stock in New York.
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Invincible Steel CO
New York
Cireuaes
Invincible Steel Company
Copper Shares Rally Amid Market Mixed Signals
Copper shares led a mixed New York market with gains of 52 to 6 points on many issues as improved metal prospects drew attention. Analysts cited professional interests behind the rise, while trade circles anticipated refined copper prices near 14 cents a pound. Trading totaled 11,475,000 shares as steel, petroleum, and machinery stocks moved, with time funds ample at 2 to 1/2 percent and prime paper seeing small concessions.
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New York
Jsstes
Risa
Steele
Midvale
Bethlehem
Bethlehem Beavy- Republic
Replogle Steel
iBethlehem
United States
Lacawanta Steels
Gila
Mexican Petroleum
Studebaker
Baldwin Locomotive
International Harvester
Harvester
United Drug
Rally Unt
Canada Pacfic
Rock Island
New Haven
Paul
Baltimore
Farm product prices rise in April report
Government dairy and crop price trends show broad gains in April with wheat up to 121 cents a bushel and corn up four percent. Dairy held firm amid agricultural demand while cotton fell slightly and potatoes and cream moved higher. outlook remains optimistic, with farmers expanding plantings and international demand expected to grow.
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Washington
Thea
Toe Financial
Repor
Nolatoes
Aalionwidg
Axial
Foreign bar silver at new high record
New York May 17 reports foreign bar silver reached a new high amid heavy demand from China and other nations. Prices rose to four cents a unit as market markers note persistent gains for the year and expectations of continued price increases.
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New York
Dninco
Creamery Market Specials and Fresh Dairy Picks
Market notes list creamery items and fresh dairy in stock with 1% to 18c prices. Inner grades and whole milk quantities highlighted along with special selections and seasonal offerings.
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Searlia
Speciaus Tate
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Money New VOR May 1a Money Offerings Reported
A dated financial snippet notes new VOR details with May 1a values and riding rate figures. It mentions closing bids at 3 and 1-2, with offers listed around 4-3 and related detals. The text is fragmented and focuses on pricing and auction-like terms.
Metal Market News Update May 17 Briefs
Market notes report tidbits from the copper and futures scenes. Prices, shifts in spot trade, and local dealer observations appear amid brief, fragmented lines from traders and exchanges.
Foreign Exchange News From London And New York
May era of cautious mood in London weighed on markets as Allied and German outlooks softened. British banks held steady amid moderate demand for cables, with Far Eastern trade expectations showing limited gains and London rates quoted for several currencies.
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New York
London
Thia
Germany
Far Eastern Exchange
Amatemiam
Genoa
Sipelsholm
Copenhagen
Smuin
Berlin
Fairfield Trust Company Shows Big Gain in May Financials
Fairfield Trust reports asset growth from 189 755.93 to 816 560.58 as of May 5 193?. Bills discounted up 46 percent and collateral loans up 19 percent. Mortgage loans total 20.1 million. Savings deposits rise 12 percent to 55 647.72 and commercial accounts up 6 percent from year end. Comparative statement of condition shows May 2022 versus December 1921.
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Fairfield Truer Comepany Bia
Fairfield Trust
Fairsiell Trust_ company
Accent
Real Estate Transfers and Quit Claim Deeds in Bridgeport
Real estate records list numerous warranty and quit claim deeds in Bridgeport. Transfers include Frederick Bo Silliman to Adam and Anna Mero, 42 feet on Garfield avenue, and Richard A. Beal to Albert E. Watts at Summit and Lindley streets. Several parcels, assessed values, and property lines are noted among parties such as Mary Urbanowicz, John Anne Anna Pekur, Edith Walker, and Maurice Fresen, with prices like 2,000 and 3,008 dollars.
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Dewds
Mayer Soloff
Bridgeport Autocompery, Inc
Morehouse Biroet
Oparko
Arthur Wilkes
Machacren
Frederick Bo Silliman
Adam and
Anna Mero
Garfield Avenue
Ida Kantroevsky
Louis, Mazer
Ai Kelezy
Screet
Windyslaw
Mary Urbanowicz
John-Anné Anna Pekur
Cer
Hollister Avenue
Joseph Canmors
George ‘Isreen
Mary Nugent
Aisaland Park
Bridgeport Trust Company
Wijllan SK
Moith & She
Pieces
Mininatrect
Sibertaxrdot
Karty We Walker
Nagarong
Sanckions
West Housatotic Avenue
Edith W. Walker
Naaszeno Sunchion
Haueata
Fort
Cambridge Street
Mery Dominix
Wincysiaw
Imarc Urbanowicz
Hollister
Writtam
Hurtcure
John ‘Feline
Bessie Tekas
Om Zehnder
Tross
Lauter
Lynaly
Freeman Street
Edith & Stl
Burroughs Jhome
Main Street
Nend Sanchion
Harry W. Walker
Housatonic Avenue
Anna Herbie
Gerald Linesburgh
Alburr
Christian Eisenman
Lindier and
Summit Attavt
Richard A., Broul
Washington May Dialogue On European Conditions At Chamber Meet
The May convention of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States heard talks on European conditions from the American trade and finance perspective. Speakers urged closer U S Europe economic ties and a return to productive exchange, with hopes for Germany reparations and global trade revival. Notable attendees included W Delafield, Silas H Strawn, Lasker, Leather, and Sleson, who spoke on currency, credit, and international borrowing plans.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Europe
Morrow J. F. Morgan and Company
W. Delaficld
Board of Contract Adjustment
The
War Department
Silas H.strawn
Montgomery
Warding Companyyy
Chicago
Aarding
Tomlorrow Chetrman Lasker
United States Shipping Board
Bedford
Standard Oi
Comryvention
Uss
Sia
Germany
Wao Haye
Paalysia
Francis H. Sleson
Guaranty Trust Company i
New York
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