Stocks Rebound From Pessimism In Broad Market Day
New York May 28 The stock market showed a rare move to shake off pessimism with broad gains across speculative and aflame shares. Foreign exchange strengthened while German remittances advanced near three tenths of their cash quotation. Metals rose on foreign demand and rails posted gains as steels oils and motors led trading. total sales reached around 16 million dollars with Canada bonds lagging.
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New York
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London
Nominior of
Canada
Liberty Bond Prices and Finances Report
Liberty bonds final prices add detail from May 25 with values for I 28 at 91.70 and other issues around 4s and 3s. The report notes debt balances and reserve credits, including balances totaling 58,628,506 and a sui casilliary credit balance of 222,286, plus 86 cents reserve balance.
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Mirst
Firsh
Vicory
Talberty
Stoling House
Sui Casory
Lo Reserve
Stock Market Fragments Reflect Mixed Trading Tally
Readable OCR lists numerous named stocks and firms such as Amex, General Motors, InterHarvester, Reading, Southern Pacific, and Chesapeake. The fragment hints at market activity with prices and dividends, noting broad mixed signals and a quiet spot market.
Cotton Market Shows Steady Advance Amid Poor Crop Reports
Cotton market in New York rose with an active covering movement and optimistic view of goods trade. The general market closed steady with gains of 61 to 80 points, exports totaling 5,39.00 this season and port receipts at 11,217. United States port stocks stood at 1,085.
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New York
United States
Srocka
Census figures show city population changes in Pa and Duluth
Census figures released May 25 list Duluth Minnesota at 98017 residents, up 20461 or 28.1 percent, Columbia Pennsylvania at 10836 residents, down 618 or 5.4 percent, and Mount Carmel Pennsylvania at 17459 residents, down 62 or 0.4 percent.
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Washington
Duluth
Minn
Columbia
Mount Carmel
Yokohama Bank Suspends Operations Under Probe
JAP BANK SUSPENDS. The seventy fourth bank of Yokohama has suspended business as investigations begin into its affairs. Industry demoralization is blamed for the bank’s difficulties. In New York, Franklin Lance, ex-secretary of the terror, was elected today a director of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
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Seventy- Fourth
Bank of
Yokohama
Tolsto
Sik
Tane
New York
Mayo Pranklin Lance
Tha Fn
Terror
Metropoltan Life Insurance Ca
Wall Street Crash Forewarns Liberty Stocks Campaign
A speaker warns buyers of Wall Street stocks to avoid fast crashes and invest in unregulated Liberty stocks. He cites old mines like Seven Metals and Denbigh linked by Daddy, predicting a global wealth surge once these silver ventures trade publicly. A Massachusetts Attorney General ruling halts advertising claims, delaying the campaign five weeks until public trading resumes for Daddy and Manhattan.
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Denbigh
Imperial
Manhattan
Massachusetts
State House
Butter Market and Commodity Prices Report
May 2a market brief notes butter weak and receipts down while various foods show mixed prices. It lists items like sugar centrifugal prices and simulated goods with regional mentions such as Kansas and New York, indicating overall price movement and commodity activity.
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Reyray AG
Real estate transfers show numerous 40 to 60 foot parcels
Realty records list warranty deeds transferring terms on Grove street Gilman street Main street North Main Street and several avenues including Olive Waterman and Seaview with prices ranging from 2 000 to 71 800. Transactions involve Perry Decker Lesser Glasner Levy Rome and many others with banks and builders noted among the grantees and payees.
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Albert Decker
Grove Street
Sopnin A
Arthur JT. Lesser
Gorthak
Olive Street
Jacob Levy
Philip Glasner
Caroline Goodsell
Mary O'Sullivan
North Avenue
Walter M. Redfeld
Adolf i Sherman
Arthur Z. Rome
Waterman Struc
Antonin
Resis
I. Carnaval
Jacob Kzinengir
Seaview Avenun
Susan Sith
Wiliam
Cleveland Avenue
Agole ‘Thieberger
William Rosanzwits
Ironistan Avenue
Morris
Arthur J
Rome
People’s Savings Bank
Waterman Street
Party Construction Company
Ele Nathona Ani Realty
Seaview Avenue
Elizabeth Medve
Betelly Gereher
Bronx Avenue
Eugenta
Raffaelo D'Auria
City Savings Bank
Ogden Percet
Catherina Kelley
Susan Staith
William Machtarsheimer
Gervenus
Curtilientex
Attachment
Abraham Levy
John Sch Corporation
Levy
Dry Goods Markets Drift Amid Quiet Trade
May trading shows steady overall demand with mixed signals as dry goods and cotton products move slowly. Yarn sales stay subdued while financial notes indicate bond yields and mortgage rates hold near prior levels, reflecting cautious market mood.
Funeral notices and condolences from Milford and city
Multiple obituary notices for individuals named in Milford and city records. Items announce funeral arrangements, residences, addresses, church services, interments, and community expressions of thanks, including dates in late May and early June. Names include George W dv, Henry Lynn, John W McLarney, Anna F Popelas, Alexander Pratt, and Cornelius Spillane, with burial at local churches and cemeteries.
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George W
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Milford
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George Popelas
John Marchian
Arctic Street
St. John’s S. E. P
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Alexander Pratt
Stratford Avenue
Fairview
New Britain
Conn
Notice of Non-Responsibility by Joseph Warnell
Joseph Warnell states he will not be responsible for any DUIs contracted by Joaspiring Warnell.
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Joseph Warnell
Joaspiring Warnell
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