New York Central Bonds Underwritten In Big Issue
News dispatch notes New York Central railroad quickly underwrote 24 million dollars of bonds with 7 percent yield, 10 year term, redeemable at 1.05 plus interest, reflecting strong public absorption of high grade securities and suggesting potential funding of Allied debts into long term bonds. It cites examples from Armour, General Motors, Swiss government and others, and discusses implications for U.S. credit and foreign financing.
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Holland
New York
New York Central Railroad
New York Central
England
France
United States
New York Central the Armour Company
Gener Motors
Thers
The
Guaranty Trust Company of
Japanese shipping policy urged by Japanese delegates
Representatives of the Japanese committee of commerce at a conference urged the United States to adopt a rates agreement, opposing American shipping laws. They argued that U S measures harm other nations and impede mutually beneficial trade, noting difficulties due to differing Japanese considerations.
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Tonio
Associated Press
Commbter of Commerce
United States
American Shipping Board
France Plans Payment of Anglo French Loan in 1920
Paris announces repayment of one half of the Anglo French loan totaling 250 million dollars due October 1920. Public bond issues of 100 million francs underwritten by a Morgan syndicate, plus 40 million in cash and gold, are arranged. France cites funds on hand and gold shipments to cover portions, with a Morgan-backed bond issue in the works.
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York
Sept
Geekeach
Publi
Pal Action
B. Morgan and Company
Fareich Exchange
England
France
Germany
Italy
Austria
V. Reeves
Temple St. New
Labor and government wage plan debate continues
Gov Cox argues for fair industry rules and open public opinion to settle labor disputes. He defends collective bargaining rights, stresses education for Americanization, and urges federal regulation of cold storage to curb profiteering while promising relief for postal workers and support for reclamation extension and home-building.
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Wade
Nance
America
Priv Conterted
Pus
Raing
Cox
Notice to taxpayers in Bridgeport September 1920 filing rules
Notice to taxpayers requires all residents and non residents to file sworn statements of taxable property in Bridgeport during September 1920. Lists must separate parcels with metes and bounds and building values noted. Penalty 10 percent applies for late or incomplete listings. hours 9 to 5 daily and 9 to 1 on Saturdays. Tax Commissioner A F Connor.
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Bridgeport
Tax Commissioner
Board of Reilet
A. FL Connor
Stag Horn Trade in China Sparks Curiosity
In China a curious industry persists as stag horns are harvested while soft each year for use in traditional medicine. The article notes the horn is cut before hardening, a practice tied to local beliefs and market demand.
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China
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State Street
Cities Service Company
Bankers Shares
Henry J. Doherty & Company
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A. M. Wooster
Main St
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Consolidated Stock Xchange
P.O. Arcade
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Commissionar of Banking
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CPAP
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Guaranty & Trust Co
First Engreport Kote Bank Bldg
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