Panic fades boost in mill stock inquiries and thefts reported
Tar Fall River News notes rising interest in mill stocks as panic subsides and prices advance. Robberies hit Woonsocket and Slatersville stores for 150 and 100 dollars. Elmira bank vault partly torn out with burglars’ tools found. suspects flee, one arrest made.
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