Virginia Ship Gf Investigated At Morse Trial
At the Morse trial in Washington on May 24, investigators probed Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation dealings with the Emersener Fleet Corporation. The period covered negotiations from November 1917 to the December 3 contract for twelve sailing steamers at Alexandria, with testimony on funding plans and use of first payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Washington
Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation
Morse
Emersener Fleet Corporation
Morses
Alexandria
Benjamin W. 3
Fleet Corporation
Groten Iron Works
Usitx
Berkshire
Temereency Iterasion
Beliermer
George S. Radford
Wal Construction
Charis W. Morar
Carl
Sons
Stuart G. Gibboney
Radford
Foreign exchange quiet in New York markets
In New York on March 28 a calm foreign exchange session featured a new low for the year in the Armenian peso and subdued moves in major currencies. The pound stood at 4.682 1 4 dollars, sterling steady, Norwegian exchange improved to 26.42 cents, and the Argentine peso weakened to 35.47 cents amid volatile regional rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arecaline
Antwerp
Iry
Sterdam
Stockholm
Christiania
Copenhagen
Switzerland
Spain
Berlin
Valenes
Rainfall in Alberta Valued at 25 Million
Mounting figures place the rainfall value in Alberta at 25 million. Professor Ssutier of the Agricultural Department at the University of Alberta notes moisture reached ten inches in poor ground, predicting the rain will prove most valuable by boosting soil moisture for crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Bpmonton
Nncestan Fistrie
Tuvige
Ssutier
Agriculural Department
University of Alberta
World War era steel ingot output nears record high
A wartime production surge lifts steel ingot output toward near record levels. The article notes intensified furnaces and government demand driving increased cast steel shipments, with mentions of major mills, regional plants, and wartime supply contracts shaping the steel sector’s performance.
30 000 000 Gold Marks Reach N Y for Belgium
New York May 28 The final installment of Germanys payments for Belgiums 1922 treasury bills arrived aboard the steamship Mount Clay from Hamburg. The 80 000 000 gold marks were delivered to the International Acceptance Bank and protected by a strong burglar alarm during transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Germany
Treasury
Belgium
Mount Clay Fren Uamburs
Thternachural Acceptance Bank
Pennsylvaa Road Labor Board Clash With U S Body
Samuel, president of the Pennsylvania road company, appeared before the United States Railroad Labor board and said the carrier would not list certain unions on the ballot. The board warned the company and voiced concern over compliance and the binding nature of its advisory ruling amid disputes with shop locals and clerical groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnicag
Samuel
Pennsylvaa Road Company
United States Rtailroad Labor Board
Wnlon
Pametime Ag
Fred Tie ¢Lerk
Ben King IP
Hea
Anough
Labor Board
Card
Pennsylvania
Rriffts
Lead States Supreme Court
Preaty Deni Tea
TE. Senives
Aln
Emiplos
Hooper
Federal Decline and Bailliens Gain in Market Activity
The market saw continued federal declines and gains for bail bonds and Mexican issues. New York trading reflected favorable warnings and railroads, with several large mortgages advancing though some bonds failed to hold gains. Industrials stayed quiet as overall volume reached $11.7 million, with notable rises for Denver & Rio Grande and Atchison convertibles amid mixed demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sephian Ss
Denver & Rio Grande
Putnam Strike Loses Bid to Stall Evictions
PETSAM May 8. Tenants of the Mathussen Mintactietie Company faced eviction after a court ruled against them. No defense was presented and judgment favored the company. The eviction order required the tenants to vacate within 48 hours, marking the first of 48 similar cases. Other strikers were served notices or moved from company houses amid ongoing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petsam
Mathussen Mintactietie
Jehnald
Rane Fie Cone
Atfikers
Hasis
Now Sues On Contract Executed 50 Years Ago
Executors and trustees of EH KK Price sue Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad and Glen Allen Coal Co for accounting of coal removed from land in Scranton Pennsylvania. Plaintiffs claim coal was taken under a lease for 25 cents per ton and seek payment of 680,000 tons retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapreme Coure Tri
EH KK
Price
Belaware, Lackawanna, and Western Railroad
Glen Aleen Coal Company
Scrangton
Pennenia
Glaintiffs
Therod
Liege
Rap Jpb
United States Brass Company in leveland buys Brass Works
A Leveland based brass company was purchased by United States Brass Company. Court filings indicate foreclosure actions tied to the receivership and government involvement. The transfer appears to settle debts with a price around fifty five hundred dollars, under state supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brass Company
Leveland
United States
Railroads assure ample rolling stock for expected year
Washington May 28 railroad spokesmen at a Commerce Commission hearing presented evidence that freight cars and locomotives have been purchased or are in delivery in sufficient quantity to handle prospective business. They cited growing traffic, improved freight movement, and projected large new rolling stock spending to expand capacity and alleviate coal transport bottlenecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taterstette
T. J. Aishton
P Dent
Amesicaar Kunitwity
Indy
Ab. Ashton
Xeho
J. 0
Farmalee
Bureau of Railway Economics
Testilen
SPST
Streight
Tne
Missensians
Lanals
Leesan
Rierd
Darer
Ques- Louis Mle. Aishton
Daber
Ile
Asia
M.expansishion
Seach
New York Bricklayers Ignore Union Strike Order
New York bricklayers defied union instructions by not returning to work on several sites. The International Brotherhood and the New York Local faced calls to resume duties amid warnings of broader wage impacts. A separate master carpenters agreement included a yearly bonus, aiming to ease tensions as craft unions weighed wage demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tien
Wa Fon
Mien Hurdies
Tanebt
Fia
Jonigut
Master
Carpens Loys’ Association
Henry Ford May Join Economists' Meeting
Henry Ford is invited to present his views to a gathering of economists. The request comes amid ongoing debates on price towers and inflation. Ford’s participation would signal interest from industry leaders in economic policy discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Economists’ Meeting
Die Vangentlion
Ariel Cie
John Dt
Combis
Aeemey Punters
Utud
Price Towers
Ain
Curb Market Turns Mixed as Traders Hold Prices Steady
May 28 report shows curbe market traders taking gains with mixed results and little overall movement. Note managmt: Oil and aging stocks drew attention early with some gains, while Durant Motors and tobacco shares showed weakness. Industrials muted, with most trades in small lots as miners and radio shares remained active in scalp trading amid cautious sentiment. Surplus equity rose modestly to 73,598 per share, while near term liabilities stayed restrained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant Motors
New York ‘Telephone
United Retail Candy
Fivo
Che
Favre
Duhlley Radio
Sheres Wi
Realty Records Warranty and Mortgage Deeds Listed
Real estate notices show warranty deeds from A Hawthorne and A Hawthorne to Ellen, and from The Mast Mnd Realty Corp to Frank Savery, with properties on Clinton Avenue and Barnum Avenue. Mortgage deeds include Corcomu to Blix cA on Clinton Avenue and Leopold Horowitz to Mary Duffy on Whiling Street for $9,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sworth A. Hawthornn
A. Hawthorne
Ellen
Clinton Avenue
Isk Aluserinn la Bartello Porshelte
The
Mast Mnd Realty Corporation
Frank Savery
Barnum Avenue
Mary Duffy
Leopold Horemitz
Whiting Attert
Chibn
Rank Duffs
Margaret Duffy
Seaview Avenue
Ohn M
Typalty
Whiling Street
Cal Sew YORE Money: new loan offers and bids noted
The item reports on loan offers and bid activity with details on accepted advances and rates. Financial moves include mortgage and personal loan activity, with references to rulings and investor interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooney
Ariner
Joan Fis
Railroad Shares Rally Amid Mixed Stock Market Action
New York May 24 railroad and equipment stocks surged while industrials eased on profit taking. Rail strength followed strong April earnings from major systems like New York Central and Atchison with notable gains in Atlantic Coast lines and Lehigh Valley. California Petroleum weakness amid short selling weighed on the broader market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N.Y. Central
St. Paul
Atchison
Baltimore & O
Atlantic
Pittsburgh
Studebaker
Dupont
American Can
American Smettine
Stromberg
Martin Parry
Pan-American A Corn Products
Crucible
Republic
Republic Bieels
Chandler Gulf
Cuba
Auntie Gulf
Baldwin
Continental
Wheat market slips as bulls retreat amid weather and sugar talk
May 28 report shows weaker wheat with unsettled prices across futures, July and September down from recent highs. traders cite weather, profit taking, and weak export demand. Corn and oats follow lower trends while cash demand from the east improves slightly. heavy arrivals affect prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cwicago
Pfc
U.S
Kanaus
Rees
Metal market report from New York with metal prices
In New York May weak tin futures at 42.00 copper World spot and futures quoted. Iron ore No 1 Northern 33.00, electrolytic copper nearby 29.09 31.09. Lead steady around 7. East St Louis spot 5.45, antimony 7.15. Prices shown for spot and nearby futures with regional references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iron Meady
Northern
Southern
East Ste. Lois
Feline
Three Firms Bid to Sell City Aerial Fire Truck
The Board reviewed bids from International Motor, American LaFrance and Seafrave for a new aerial ladder truck. Seafrave dominated proposals while related contracts for supplies and sewer items were awarded to Coulter McKenzie and Hubbell James, with several small items allocated to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nccesie
International Moetar Company
American LaFrance Companihe Seafrave Rompany
Seafrave Company
Sailjre Ana Coultael
C. Rampans
Hillside Home
FLW. Behre Anonnter
Coulter. McKenzie Company
Teasure Beach
Re Hubbell and James Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Oil OF
Indiana
Ll-Winkelman &.0
Broad Street
Brasd
Diseco
Wartington
Verrace
Noor
Harper
Sanaineg
Ann Tors
Jan
Gee
Outret
Trae
N. Y
Rail Labor Board
Heremberg
Janne
Maren Eve Lene
Vreey
Bea
Bailliens
Putnam Strikers
Ata AZ
Anaconnla
Brie
Lanny
Beth Stet
Wits
Vibecasiay
Feantis
Gary
Aust
Invine
Max Sen
Pan Coatta ' Ai
Piero
Mooh Puig
Evenes B & BN
Strom
Brudewater Ware
le Coli
Ants
Wily
Pat Viera
PEW
Redevat Andee
Bergen
C. C
Shale
Iran
Laity
California Petroleum
Atlantic Gulf
Yenty
Mile Vlty
New England Equity Corp
State Street
Rowe
Fairfield Ave
Metal Market
Barnum
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
Fairfield
Hincks Bros. & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Connecticut Trust Fund Securities
Main St
Bridgeport
Conn
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
John Street
Telephone
Philadelphia
Boston
Syracuse
Alidgellort
Yitle Guaranty & Trust Company
Main Street
Southern Farma
Ask U5
Real Etate
Intvranece
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!