Babson Warns on Bond and Stock Outlook for Years
Babson says bond and stock markets will move to much higher prices in a broad security market shift. He contrasts this with potential near term volatility and notes consolidations in Bethlehem, Lackawanna, Midvale and others could reshape earnings and capitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Wells
United States of America
Ist
Bethlehem
Trackawanna
Midvale
Republic
Youngstown
United States Steel Corporation
Bethlehem and Lackawanna
Lackawanna
United” States
England
Steelagen
Protective Tariff Debate Aims to Aid American Workers
The passage argues that buying at home sustains both goods and money, preventing production cuts and unemployment. It attacks internationalists and free traders, cites 1921 farm prices and urban joblessness, and urges defense of tariffs against importing interests. Court house and jail utility bills totaled 206.61 dollars as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
America
United States
Wfors
Hiss
Grade Crossings South Road Plan Considered
The article discusses a proposed road parallel to the Big Four to reduce grade crossing dangers. State officials say grade crossings cause many deaths and are not practicable along this section, with subways deemed impossible. A federal aid road could make grade crossings more unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State’ Department
Market study cautions against rumors over fundamentals
The Babsonchart notes betterment in March 1921 with a 23 percent low and urges investors to study true fundamental figures. It warns market operators may hype rumors and advises closing the gap between data and rumor.
Despondent Girl Dies in Paris After Carbolic Acid
Miss Mary Hutchinson twenty of this city died after taking carbolic acid at the nurses home in Paris Friday night. She had been in training at Paris Hospital and had shown steadiness despite periods of melancholy. Doctors and nurses acted swiftly but could not avert death. An inquest was held, and funeral services were conducted at Livingston church with interment in Livingston cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
de ‘Hutchinson
Joe Hutchinson
Paris
Miss McFarland
Miss Hutchinson
Link
Livingston
Orelock
Hwas
Marriage Licenses Reported In Local Townships
Several couples from Martinsville West Union Sullivan and Terre Haute areas secured marriage licenses. Notable pairs include Lester E. Kuits 21 to Mabel Towell 20 in Martinsville, Herman K. Cling 27 to Irene Crowe 26 in York Township, W2 B Gallagher 20 to Mary Schwartz 21 in Dolson Township, Ruell E. McGrew 21 to Mary Brown 20 in Sullivan, Henry C. Carpenter 40 to Hannah M. Glenn 38 in Terre Haute, and H. K. Wiley 30 to Blanche Dennis 19 in Oblong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester E. Kuits
Martinsville
Mabel Towell
Herman K. Cling
York Township
Irene B. Crowe
West Union
B.gallagher
Douglas Township
Mary Schwartz
Dolson Township
Ruell E. McGrew
Sullivan
Ind
Mary ‘Brown
Henry C. Carpenter
Terre Haute
Hannah M. Glenn
Terre ‘Haute
H. K. Wiley
Blanche Dennis
New Cases in Circuit Court Appeals and Oil Lease Bill
Maggie Howe appeals estate of Joseph B Howe deceased with Elliott executor. Succop challenges A W Baker. A bill seeks to correct a mistake in an oil and gas lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Howe
Brandenstein Sells Station 1H Battery Station
Bryant of Lawrenceville has purchased the battery station of Char 68 Brandenstein and will be in charge later this week, according to local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandenstein
Bryant
Lawrenceville
County Commencement Address at Pythian Theatre
The county school holds commencement tomorrow afternoon at the Pythian Theatre. Rev. Clarice Sr. Thomas will deliver the address on the topic Scatécrows.
Prosperity Special Passes Through Marshall at Speed
Twenty five Baldwin locomotives built for the Southern Pacific railroad moved as the Prosperity Special through Marshall at 25 engines in two sections. The 77B line passed en route from Terre Haute to St. Louis. The trains ran at high speed with daylight travel planned to reach the destination. About 200 Marshall residents gathered at the Pennsylvania Station to witness the passing locomotives.
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Southern . Pacific Railroad
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Marshall
Terré Faute
St.” Louis
Pennsylvania Station
G A R Thanks the People for Post 119 Illinois GA
The American Legion Post 119 in Illinois and Georgia expresses gratitude to all who participated in the decoration services. Led by John R. Dow as commander the group thanks Boy Scouts and others who helped with the event in honor of Spanish War veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm.b. Archer
Legion
Sveterans
County Board Meets Monday On Road Matters
County board of supervisors meets Monday at 1:00 PM in the county clerk’s office. Three charges have been filed against Wilber Moore, the county road commissioner, with road matters expected to dominate the agenda.
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County Board of Supervisors
Wilber Moore
Local Notes From Martinsville and Nearby Towns
The column reports travelers returning home from Denver and Burlington. Residents Charles Gorham, Orrel Kilborn, and Will Swern arrived back after visits. Letha McKeen and Jane Paddock visited W. T. Martin’s family. County Judge hopefuls Harry Morrig, Tom Johnson, and Eth Sutton campaigned on Saturday. Andy O'Brien broke his right femur after a horse incident while youth area sketched.
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Martinsville
Casey
Charles Gorham
Denver
Burlington
Orrel Kilborn
Will Swern
State University
Champaign
Letha McKeen
Terra Haute
Jane ‘Paddock
Indianapolis
W. T. Martin
Harry Morrig
Tom Johnson
Eth Sutton
Andy O’brien
Mr. O'Brien
Local Social and Obituary Roundup for Decoration Day
Twenty years ago Jake Laufman visited Paris with Miss Lou and Harry Doherty. Geo. O. Baird made a business trip to Indianapolis. Seymour Hurst Bates Scholfield and Buck LeGore went to Paris. Bertha Besser came from Greencastle to Decor tion Day. Ben Johnson Ernie Lockard and Anna Wallace were summoned to Springfield as witnesses in the Jim Ferris trial. Bert Blunk and family spent Decoration Day with relatives. Mrs George Hurst died at home on North Fourth Street after months with tuberculosis. Funeral was at 38 00 Monday with Rev Clark S Thomas in charge. Burial in city cemetery.
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Jake Laufman
Paris
Lou
Harry Doherty
Baird
Indianapolis
Seymour Hurst
Bates Scholfield
Buck LeGore
Bertha Besser
Greencastle
Ind
Ben Johnson
Ernie Lockard
Anna Wallace
Springfield
Jim Ferris
Bert Blunk
Chrisman
George Hurst
North-Fourth Street
Alva
Terre Haute
Clark S Thomas
Sunday for Redmen Memorial Services and Cemetery Address
A Sunday plan for Redmen events includes a 10:00 a.m. march from Redmen hall to the Congregational church for a memorial sermon by Rev. Clark S. Thomas, followed by a 1:30 p.m. hall gathering and a cemetery address by Olenn R. Clements. Marshall citizens are told to expect chlorinated water, and city superintendent Tibbs resigns effective June 15 to relocate to Los Angeles for radio electrical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redmen
Redmen Hall
Congregational Church
Clark S. Thomas
Olenn R. Clements
Five State Primaries Signal Republican Strength in Midwest and West
Five states held primaries with Republican incumbents largely renominated. In South Dakota Indiana Pennsylvania and Oregon Republicans asked for renomination. most won. Nationally the vote is used to gauge approval of the administration and GOP endurance against Democratic claims. The piece notes large industrial bases, coal and steel centers, and extensive railway employment across the states.
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Mark Sabin
Washington
Congress
South Dakota
Nineis
India
Pennsylvania
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Philadelphia
United States
Indiana
Illinois
Sinois
Republican Congress
House of Representatives
Legislative
Inois
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Babson
Court House
John R. Dow
Elizabeth Bell
James Cosgrove
Frank Cole
Pythian Theatre
Rov
Chas
Curtis
Gulaesapeaiine
Hiriam Malloy
Goliah
Charles M. Thompson
School of Commerce University of
eaccReév
John Mundort
William Malloy
Mahala Forsythe
George Taylor
James Buckner
Marie Dawnon
Robert Clements
Leo Hornbrook
Wiliam Malloy
Ruth Norton
Loral Mathews
Ted Perdue
Josephine Short
Rosanna Wallis
Mildred Washburn
Edna Fox
Eugene Dow
Mable Manhart
Helen Fredenberger
Frances Chenoweth
Harold Custer
Inez Dean
Edith Lewis
Grace McKeever
Edna Mundorf
Alonzo O’rourke
Carson Purding
Alice Spotts
Lulu Black
Henry A. Wallis
Kirby Wernz
Iris Routledge
Mahala Worsythe
Helen Dickerson
Mickie
BAB Againay
Pema Sd
Inu
Wadley & Co
Prvasnigii Baitadaips
Bruner's
Gox & Renner
Randall & Stephenson
Timothy Hay
County
Harold Bright
Bloomington
State Educational Commission
Minois
Clark County
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