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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
15
Market leaders were passively dull while bonds firmed on light trading and call money stiffened. Average prices for October 26 show dull shares with speculative issues up, but overall turnover remained light amid mixed market tone.
Fragmented OCR text suggests Chicago grain markets facing limited upturns and cautious activity. Indicators point to tied advances, with traders weighing supplies and potential policy moves.
A fragmentary note describes a French powder horn claimed to be over two centuries old. The text mentions Wy parved Op ter ville and references James Jaron Warner with uncertain details and dates. The readable portions imply an antiquarian interest but lack verifiable facts.
A scattered OCR fragment details a Kansas City construction or property issue, naming landlords and profiteers in unclear terms. The text references contracts, dates, and places like Kamae Cite and White 7, but with many garbled phrases. No clear events or speakers emerge beyond a generic land/lord conflict mention.
Senator Underwood of Alabama urges open sessions at Washington arms talks. The Treasury member of the American delegation stated he seeks transparency and public access, asserting the wishes of visiting delegates and supporters.
The document outlines a city led effort to reduce unemployment through winter work programs. It argues seasonal layoffs in northwest Portland and nearby areas cause labor influx and distress. Proposals include city and state collaboration on public improvements, distributing work among many workers, and engaging manufacturers to share employment during winter.
A fragmented OCR stock page lists numerous tickers and prices in a dense, unreadable stream. It mentions multiple companies such as Freeport, Grey & Davis, Barker, Worth, and others, with figures like 600, 700, 1000, and percent values, but most entries are garbled and lack coherent context. The readable elements are inconsistent and do not form a clear market summary.
Readable fragments show mentions of New York, money markers, and game figures. References to Grayman and Latanen appear with unclear context and pricing figures like 47 000. The piece seems to cover financial markers and sports scores, but details are garbled.
Washington March reports secretary Melbot announced two new issues of Treasury certificates offered for subscription totaling about 2 billion dollars. The first bears interest at 3 1/4 percent with maturity in about a year, the second 4 1/2 percent due later with a September date. Officials cited favorable market conditions and heavy over subscription as reasons for the reduced rates.
The article describes Treasury Savings Certificates as a safe option for small investment, outlining denominations of 1, 2, and 50 and 100 dollars. It notes the certificates are redeemable at guaranteed values and mentions guidance from Postmaster General Charles F. Greene on private manipulation and redemption locations.
The notice lists quarterly and special dividends from multiple firms. Ford Motor of Canada pays 18 percent, with record dates in November and payments in December. Middle States and United States entities show 1 month or extra percentages, while Ontario and other Canadian firms announce November and December cash or stock dividends.
Warranty and quit claim deeds across multiple properties including Grand View Avenue and Fifth Street. Notable parties include Henry B Seeley, Mayths My AYbal, Arthur Tt Clark, Ralph a Ditis WAH, Clara Mardtle, George Woodford, and Joseph Breiner among others. Transactions reference street names, lot widths, and monetary values in the thousands.
The report from the Department of Commerce indicates a drop in total exports and imports in September, with monetary values down from 1820 levels. Germany and other nations show declines, while American exports to Europe and Japan reflect mixed results amid the broader trade dip.
A pronounced message promises a 26 dollar U S savings certificate featuring Roosevelt. The plan, tied to the unified government savings program, will be marketed by the Treasury secretary and the postmaster as a national effort to strengthen federal finance. The issue aims for sale near the close of the current fiscal year.
The Boston News Bureau notes government withdrawals last week and in renewal cycles. Treasury requests 313 million dollars. New England district bonds and 2.7 million dollars in simulations are mentioned. Banks show debt relief while the Fed system remains firm. Bond sales, gas prices, and Parker Mills Corporation reorganization plans are reported with details on bonds, stock, and creditor settlements. Senator Wox’s estate probated worth 824000 with personal and real estate valuations.
A British review shows exports in the first six months of 1914 reached 16.1 percent of total exports to Europe, up from 2.7 percent in 1912, while Russia and Germany retained large shares. The data from the British Bankers’ Trade report indicates Europe’s share rose despite declines elsewhere, with Russia and Germany still commanding significant portions of total British shipments.
A compensation court case involving the Wow Ideal Goal company of Hinde street and several insurers resolves a claim for an injured worker. The parties consent to payments covering medical costs and weekly benefits for a strained side injury sustained during employment.
Speier and partners reported another shipment of gold from the German Reichsbank worth 100000, the second consignment of equal value after a prior notice. The Reichsbank had announced in September its intention to ship gold here, with firms including International Acceptance, Equitable Trust, and Zimmerman involved.
The Fairroad corporation announced the final settlement with the Pullman company totaling 7.25 million dollars. The agreement resolves claims arising from federal control of the Pullman operation.
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