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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune in Cincinnati, Ohio

03 Aug 1925

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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1925

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3

Bond Prices Drift Steadily Downward

Bond prices moved lower again last week as money rates firmed and investors hesitated to reinvest at low yields. Demand for foreign and corporate loans rose, with a $17.5 million Trumbull Steel issue and a $25 million Seaboard All Florida Railroad bond oversubscribed signaling continued overseas finance activity.

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Associated Press New York Denmrk Trumbull Steel Company Berlin Cologne Canada Czecho- Slovakia Tokyo Rentenbank Germany Italy Austria Guaranty Trust Company Seaboard-All Florida Railroad Seaboard Air Line
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Business Improvement Forecast From Greater Industry Activity

Promises of business improvement appeared in multiple industries last week with railroad and steel sectors showing strength. Carloadings surpassed a million for the third July week, and rail earnings rose in June indicating sustained gains. Mrs. L. G. Myers, 60, widow of Steven B. Myers, travel salesman, died at home in Norwood. funeral set for tomorrow. burial in Glenhaven Cemetery.

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New York United States L. G. MY Lou Godley Myers Steven B. Myers Louis Stix & Co Stewdt Avenue Norwood Glenhaven Harrison, C Margaret Johnson Ellis Myers Colorado Cincinnati
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Hold-up Recalls 41N Return of Robbers

A pistol battle at a drug store on Louis V. Steinle, Seve and Mound streets left two youths wounded. Detectives Clear and Sweeney returned from Hamton with Thomas Lunsford, 23, machinist, who is indicted for assault to rob. Harold McClain was captured in Newport and awaits trial.

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Thea Drug Louis V. Steinle Seve Mound Clear Sweeney Hamton Thomas Lunsford Hamilton County Lunsford Harold McClain Newport McClain Hayes and Bullerdick Hamilton
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