Wall Street Optimistic On Outlook For Week
New York financial news notes a hopeful week ahead with expectations of Harding’s election, higher security prices from increased income, and cheaper commodities boosting borrowing. Rail earnings rise while labor efficiency grows. coal and railway tensions recede from attention as markets anticipate easier money supply and lower prices aiding consumers.
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Broadan Wall
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Wa Street
Harding
Financial
Holland
Ude
England
Washington
Thenglish Railway
Wall Street
Inber
United States
S. Slater & Sorns
Went
Massachusetts
Early News on New York Vote and Mayoralty Hotels Shift
In New York City registration crowds a large turnout is expected and rapid results are anticipated within hours of poll closure. The piece notes methods used to estimate statewide outcomes from district reporting and cites Vincent Astor's substantial borrowing to convert the Knickerbocker and other hotels into offices and banks as part of shifts in the Fifth Avenue Broadway district.
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Scofield Ave
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Banks Deny Panic as Banks Coordinate With Business
New York October 17 James L Alexander president of the National Bank of Commerce told exporters at the American Manufacturers Export association convention that banks did not fail to cooperate with business. He admitted past accusations had basis but blamed tendencies to protect themselves during crises. He cited Federal Reserve reforms and said total bank cooperation has sustained soundness of the economy amid expanding credit and shrinking gold.
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James 8. Alexander
National Bank of Commerce
American Manufacturers’ Fixport Association
Alexander
Export Association
Federal Reserve System
Finance Questions Up Before Bankers
Washington Oct 17 Bankers from across the nation convene for the American Bankers Association 46th annual meeting to discuss finance from country banker issues to international relations. The program includes lectures by Vice President Marshall and Secretary Houston plus talks on banking agriculture transportation and federal reserve matters.
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American Bankers Association
Areck
Marshall
Richard S. Eawes
Associa
Ion
Meredyth
Agriculture Department
Joseph H. Defrocs
United Stats Chamber of Commerce
Sol Wexler
New York
H.W. Robinson
Los Angeles
Oscar Wells
Birmingham
Lower London Prices To Come During Strike
Lower London prices are anticipated during the strike as margins fall and sales steady. Continental liquidation, falling commodity prices, and a consumer shift against producers influenced markets, with Peruvian issues bought for potential American capital development and rail and industrial securities easing amid concern.
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London
Londen
Mileay
Obituary notices mixed for multiple residents
Multiple death notices dated Oct 1920 to Oct 1929 list names Eva Buddington Daniel Jordan Bertha Mauritz Anthony Pisanetti Earl Rogers Thomas Smith Robert H Stewart Frank Harvey Thomas Joan B McNamara with funeral details and interment plans across Stratford and Waterbury areas, including church services, cemeteries, and residence notices.
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Jordan
Daniel Jordan
Lindley Street
Saint ‘Patrick's Church
St. Michael's
Mauritz
Bertha
John Maurits
Fourth
Sts. Cyril and Methodius
Pisane
Anthony Pisanetti
West Avenue
Cntizen of the Holy Rosary
St. Michael's Cemetery
Automobie Cortere
Saint George's Church
Clinton and
Beechwood Avenues
Basinl
Lakeview Cemetery
Stewart
Robert H. Stewart
Chipman Street
Waterbury
Conn
August G. Baker
Stratfard Avenue
Rivar
Huntington
Joan B. McNamara
For
Silicum
Get
Saas
St. Augustine's Church
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Negotiations Opened on Soviet Russia in Germany Trade
Report from Berlin via Red Flag states that talks began between Soviet Russia and German representatives. The piece notes demands for 6,000 railway engines and a large number of turines, indicating broad wartime trade expectations amid tense diplomacy.
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