Financial News of the Day Tersely Noted
YORK September 17 Ex-dividend rate 21 4 per ethiohem Steel common on a percent income basis. The report notes the dividend status and notes on government contracts, railroad earnings, and stock movements, including Wabash and Interborough securities. Market shifts reflect demands for civil or military needs, with various rail lines showing increased or decreased earnings and stock prices.
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York
Ethiohem Steel
haAchem Conminion
Rts
Ince
India
Cotton Quotations on Private Wire Sale Rates
New York cotton quotations show values for high low and close on private wire figures. Prices listed include 4.40 23.15 33.90 22.50 32.59 32.27 reflecting daily market levels and movements.
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T. I. Tenn & Fin
York
Chicago Quotations & Co
T. L. Watson High
Low, Close
Rye
Embargo on Grain Brings Big Break in Prices
Chicago reports general grain embargo to western centers triggered a corn price drop of 5 to 11 pence, with October at 3621-4, November 1465-8. oats and provisions mixed, while New York notes a misread embargo easing later. Weather, storage, and export dynamics influence futures as stocks remain ample and movement constraints ease.
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Wilson
Whally
Ameri- Sumatra
Star Issues Committee
Chicago
New York
Hadley
Women in Newtown See Politics This Election
In Newtown on September 17, interest rises in the town election with strong tickets on both sides. The selectman race last year was decided by four votes for William E. Glover over Thomas I Brew. Democrats nominate John J. Northrop, a Newtown native with school board service, paired with Mrs. Grew who frequently led polls. Republicans feature Curtis and Glover, while Oscar Fritzschler opposes William C. Johnson for probate judge. Rodney Shepard serves as tax collector, facing John Carmody for the Democratic nomination. Also, Lt. Col. Dr. C. Howard Peck of Gorfas staff to speak at Trinity on Sept. 22. Numerous notices of residents’ movements and local club meeting follow.
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Newtown
Selectman
William EB. Glover
Thomas I’. Brew
Glover
Brew
John J. Northrop
Northrop
Grew
First Pines
Curtis
Oscar Fritzschler
William C. Johnson
Republlicans
Rodney Shepard
John Houlihan
John Carmody
C. Howard Peck
Gorfas
Trinity Church
Washington, D. C
J. Melaughlin
Eling
Hanover Springs
New York
30 Etchings Theft From Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York police report nineteen year old Alexander Rosenfeld pled guilty to grand larceny for stealing fifty etchings from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He sold them for $900 to a Fifth Avenue dealer to fund social entertainments, with most etchings recovered. The court ordered an investigation of the dealer. Rosenfeld claimed plans to become an artist and said he misrepresented the works as saved from Germans in Belgium. Also noted: John Hincks commissioned as second lieutenant after Yale Officers' Training at Camp Jackson. Lloyd George speaks on postwar reconstruction.
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New York
Metropolitan Museu of Art
Fifth Avenue
Alexander
Rosenfeld
Belgium
Hincks
John Hincks
William T. Hincks
United States Army
Yale
Camp Jackson
N. C
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