Soft Coal Operators Vote to Reduce Unreasonable Prices
7000 soft coal operators across the country and three fourths of production united to back a plan urged by the Attorney General to curb unreasonably high coal prices and coercive practices. The National Coal Association convened to discuss the message and voted to maintain current policy while sending the communication to a second meeting of individual operators nationwide.
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National Coal Association
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Plan to form syndicate over stock yard holdings reported
In Washington Gen 26 a group led by Prince and company would organize a syndicate to take over stockyard holdings of Swift and Armour and Company. The Justice Department would assist on provisions of a decree while the court sets deadlines for objections and negotiations with Morris and Company and the Cudwhy ticking company to gain admittance to the proposal. New York reports United States Steel Corp. declares quarterly dividend of 1 percent on preferred stock and cites quarterly earnings of 45 million dollars with net income of 17.9 million.
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Prince and Company
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Swift Wid Company
Armour and Company
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District of Columbia Supreme Comer Iy
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Morris and Company
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Wilden
Tusvead
New York
United States Steel Corporation At Sea Quarterly
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