Sinking funds described by bond manager
Harold F. Green explains sinking funds as reserve pools to retire or invest bonds, highlighting usage across US government issues, state and municipal loans, railroads, mining, and timber sectors. He notes varied methods, including fixed annual payments, live sinking funds, variable contributions tied to profits, and market purchases or call options, with examples from copper, tobacco, and railroad bonds.
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Harold F.green
Guaranty Trust Co
New York
United States
Guaranty Trust Com
Tsinking
Sinking funds in bond issues and investor considerations
The article discusses sinking funds in large issues, noting they can raise equity via asset additions or debt reductions. It cites examples where funds may be invested in tangible assets or used for repairs, renewals, and debt redemption. Disadvantages include investment tenure uncertainty and missed calls if notices are not seen. Investors should evaluate sinking fund provisions with trusted institutions.
Villa and Diaz Do Not Support Mexican Revolt
Mexico City reports Francisco Villa and Felix Diaz stand out as exceptions among former rebel leaders supporting the liberal revolutionary cause. Mentions of other leaders and their movements, along with Zapata faction figures, are noted as shifting loyalties and strategic positions amid evolving power dynamics. The piece also touches on U S officials and the isthmus security situation, plus a tangential note on Russia's socialized industries.
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Mexico City
Francisco Villa
Felix Diaz
Guillermo Meixueiro
Oaxaca
Carranza
Manuel Pelaez
Tampico
Liberal Revolutionary
Cedillo Brothers
Hisinio Aguilar
Pedro Gabsy
Vera Cruz
Emiliano Zapata
Morelos
Genevevo de la O
Valentin Reyes
General Obregon
Evacuation Rush As Mexico City Officials Flee
June 10 Mexico City witnesses a hurried exodus as President Carranza and officials rush to trains. Government workers journalists and hangers-on flood the Mexicano Railway terminal with baggage, furniture, and even curtain rods, while guards round up crews amid rumors of revolutionary advances. About 5,000 people are reported in the exodus, with 300 cars and 24 locomotives ready at the station.
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Mexico City
Carranza
Mexicano
Doss
National Railways
Buenavista Station
Curio
Luis Cabrera
Gillettism Replaces Cannonism in House Autocratic Rule
Washington reports that Cannonism has been supplanted by Gillettism with a steering committee centralizing power. The passage of the soldier bonus bill under a gag rule drew bipartisan protests as members could not amend the measure, with Speaker Gillett denying time for Byrnes to speak. Critics warn the method exposes Republican majority impotence and risks high taxes to fund the bonus.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
Champ Clark
James R. Mann
435
House
Republican “Steering Committee
Gillett
Representative Byrnes
South Carolina
Byrnes
Republian
Representative Mann
Mann
Caranza Government Moves Capital Outskirts
Airplanes artillery and cargo fill the scene as boxes of coin and stacks of gold and silver bars are shown. Government records and cuspidors and hat racks appear amid trains moving slowly toward the suburbs as the Carranza government begins relocating the capital.
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Carranza
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Cuernavaca Morelos
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Pimiento
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Obregon
Mexico
Russia
G. W. Fairchild &Sons, Inc
Main ST
Arcade Corner
City OF Mexico
South Bend
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Bend
Oreno
Jsaycox
Fairfield Ave
Telephone
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Johnst
Bridgeport
W. D. Mandell Shoe GO
Goodyear West Black and Brown
Oxfords
Sass
U. 5
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Arch Support Shoes
W. D. Mandell Shoe CO
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