Vigorous Rally in Stocks After Tax Measure Approval
A strong stock rally followed the approval of a tax measure, with broad gains across utilities and industrials. Public utilities led advance, with American Water up 10% to 35 1/4, and several majors like Northern Pacific and Chesapeake and Ohio posting notable climbs as traders anticipated relief from proposed tax changes and a 2% 1924 income tax rebate.
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New York
McNary-Haugetr
Wall Street
American Water 3
Weet
Ihs
Amons Wits Com Panies
North Amerian Common
Preferrer
Virginia Talwar
Power
Festopl Light and Traction
Jarre
Northern Pu Clic
Chesapeake and Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Great Northern Preferred
Missouri
Baldwin
American Can. WU. &. Steel Ang Studebaker
Care
Dann & Cn
Hardy
New York Stock
Archange High
Armerican
Wonlen
Atchison
Atlantic
Baltimore
Obla
Hay Hothieham Steel
Butte
California Petroleum
Ty Ag
Canadian Pacific
Ethayy Convat Leather
Pat Chaneier Sateen
Rida Electric Ihitery Hola
Faroe Tassia
Texas
General Motors
Great Northern
Pete Wyn
Gulf Statex Steel
Hudwan Motorex
Marian
Ind
Nicket Lite
Lehigh Valley
Montgomery Ward & An Bios
Norfolk
Pattman
Republe
Sinclair Seare Froebuck
Thy
Houthern Faotus
Southern Y
Cai
Alcohel
Ios
Utah
Wu Westertt Meryland
Wales
New York's First Policewoman Cites Motives for Runaways
Mrs. Mary H. Hamilton, New York's first policewoman, cites longing for adventure and world watching as principal causes of children running away. The piece notes teen flight tied to feelings of hurt, desire for independence, and tension with parental control amid reports of global affairs and foreign bonds.
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Mary H. Hamilton
New York
Hampure
Germany
Inventor Conquers Deadly Gas in Car Emissions
New York City inventor Dr Miller Reesa Hutchinsen, long a lab assistant to Thomas A. Wilson, claims a chemical additive named Hayincus in gasoline neutralizes carbon monoxide fumes. The breakthrough could have prevented recent tunnel tragedy in Pittsburgh where stalled cars released deadly gas.
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Miller Reesa Hutchinsen
New York City
Ihled Laboratory Assisant
Thomas A. Wilson
Pittsburgh
The Immigration Question Revisited in 1934 Analysis
James J. Davis argues immigration exposes American stock to hereditary mental illness and crime. The piece surveys “Vale of Sladen” and names families, urging field heredity workers to study migrants. It labels immigrants as potential threats and calls for limiting intake to protect public welfare.
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England
Mack
New York
Europe
Sladen
Heredty
Sftzia
Choas
Gopyrinit
Srimex J. Dayiad
Railroad Bonds and Dry Goods Market Update
New York June 3 report notes firmer undertone in cotton goods with steady to modest activity for August deliveries. Raw wool purchases rise on very low prices. worsted dress woods and clockings quiet amid garment trade uncertainty. Call money eases to 3 percent, time loans mixed with collateral 60-80 days and 4-6 months, prime commercial paper at 4 percent.
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New York
ALL Money
Jone d
Onli
Mixen
Live Stock Market Mixed As Prices Edge Down In Chicago Trade
Chicago June 3 livestock market reports show broad declines across cattle and hogs with mixed activity. Slaughter steers weaken while yearlings and calves hold slim gains. hogs mostly steady to lower with heavier weights easing. Sheep and lambs steady to lower as buyers stay cautious. Market details list varied prices for feeder cattle, fat cattle, calves, sows, and lambs with light feeder demand and subdued country trade.
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Chicago
Sei
Yenrlings Nouerou
Psomlan
Meadys Arusny
Canmore
Bologna Hills
Hoga
Foreign Exchange Rates and Bond Notes Report
June report from New York outlines foreign exchange studies with Britain at 4,229.16 and 4329.18 cables, France at 618 cables, and various country demands and percentages. It lists currencies, bonds, balances, and shipments with terms like credit balance and Montreal holiday, reflecting unsettled values.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Thay
Soman
Betxlum
Olland
Morsway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Apida
Greene
Poland
Cwagho Blovatda
Tuga Blayvts
Auntria
Rowninta
Brasil
Poklo
Bmontreal
Holiday
Sugar market trends show declines and varied prices
In New York sugar market notes a continued decline with raw sugar bids around 9.0 duty paid and multiple Caribbean cargos priced between 6.08 and 6.38. Futures paused, with hedging and liquidation seen as traders watch spot movements and recent price ranges.
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New York
Toy Ipwerk
Imiy Moke Ram
Daonnher
Silly Mapoh
Grain and Provisions Report From Chicago Market
Grain and provisions prices show a moderate setback in Chicago with mixed bids on wheat and corn. Soybeans and rye quotes edge lower while oats and barley hold near steady. timothy seed and clover seed move within narrow ranges amid seasonal demand.
Cornerstone for new Capitol laid in 1923 ceremony
Historic cornerstone ceremonies mark laying of the first unit of the Capitol building. Officials including Banner H Hill and Minton oversaw the event as documents and copies from 1922 to 1924 were buried with the cornerstone. Public ceremonies announced for the main section’s completion and future office use.
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Chirlentuh Gasette
Ptate Capitol Buildings
Gazette
Banner H. Hill
Capitol
Cam Minton
Werkwien
Capitel
Hill
Weat
Virginia
Nages
Ceptto
Contreci Les
Capitol Building Commission
Antiques and Masonic Texts in 1920s Charleston Deposits
A garbled 1920s notice details Masonic texts and artifacts deposited in state capitol cornerstone at Charleston. It lists biblical items, rare books, and prices, with references to period newspapers and receipts, including Hebrew Bible, cheese prices, and a century of deposits.
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Old
State Capitol
Almbuna
Philip and
Moses Frankenberger
Cerolinga
Barcla
Capitol Cornoratune
Alexander T. Laidles
Mr. Laidley
Bond Market Receipts and Masonic Ledger Details
A mixed report outlines a bond receipt for Richard Laidley of a 100 dollar Confederate bond and then shifts to a sprawling ledger from Kanawha Lodge No. 104 and related Masonic records. The document references annual lodge reports, Charleston centric material, and photographs of Washington and Franklin. It also notes a disrupted public offering, market conditions, and corporate activity alongside a montage of 1860s to 1870s notices and cornerstones.
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Richard Laidley
STC
Grand Lodge
Chicago
W. & A.M. Masons
Hutt
Kenewha
Kanawhe Lodge No
York Masons
Kanawha
Heomiunia
Charleston Institute
John BP
Hale
Alex. T. Laidley
Washington
Franklin
Charleston
Kanawha Lodge No
IAF & M
Masonic Aid Association of Fury
Statehouse
Capitol
County Press
Cabell 10 Free Rade Malty
Stkeata
Huntington
Averminey
Simi
ATG
Auliben Oe
SRF
Gillett Enters Senate Race Against Walsh
Congressman Frederick H. H. Gillett, speaker of the House, announces his candidacy for the Senate, challenging Senator David J. Walsh after Governor Gox of Massachusetts declines to run. Gillett has represented Massachusetts' second district since 1893, serving 76 consecutive terms in unbroken service.
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Gox
Massachusetts
Frederick HH. Gillett
House of Representatives
David J. Walsh
Gillett
New York Milk Prices Hold Firm Amid Mixed Trade
Butter steady at 22 614 per hundredweight with creamery stock reports including 92 score butter and 88 score creamery futures. Fresh creamery receipts around 5 000 with storage packed items noted. Milk prices firm with 25 204 packed retail stock and a total statewide milk price estimate around 437 825 pounds.
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New York
Arti. Hepes
Severite
Explorer Stefansson Eyes Australia and Air Travel
Famous explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson, long absent from Harvard anthropology, discusses his Australia expedition plans and the use of airplanes in exploration. He sees potential value in remote lands, predicts 25 year air routes globally, and notes aviation may aid north to south travel amid expensive long journeys.
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Copeland C. Burg
San Francisco
Viltijaimur
Australia
Stefansson
Sre
Alaska
Africa
Attica
Stefarsean x
Stefanasan
United States
Tne
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