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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1915

Page

18

Walsh Charges Rockefeller Jr. With Absolute Colorado Responsibility

Frank P. Walsh, head of the Industrial Relations Commission, declares the Colorado strike proves John D. Rockefeller Jr. bore absolute responsibility for events there. He asserts miners fought for liberty against powerful coal operators and outlines alleged abuses, including political domination and Ludlow massacre, backed by testimony and associated figures. The commission plans a Chicago meeting to complete its report without expert testimony.

Kansas City Frank P. Walsh Industrial Relations Commission John WD. Rockefeller Colorado Rockefellers John LD. Rockefeller, Jr Ludlow John D. Rockefeller, Jr W. L. Mackenzie King Canada Rockefeller Foundation United States John D. Stockefeller, Jr Stevenson Rockefeller Messrs Walsh Washington Chicago Arenere

London Market Quiet on May Day Trading

London market quiet with money in steady demand and discount rates unchanged. Cape gold shares were the sole active feature as bonds and home rails held steady. American securities showed dullness awaiting New York signals on Germany, with United States Steel issues remaining firm and the close described as dull.

Slondon Cape New York Germany United States

Missouri Pacific Notes Deposited in Extension Effort

A Missouri Pacific Railway director said about 19.5 million of 24.845 million railway notes due today had been deposited for extension. The board will meet to decide the fate of the notes not yet deposited, with the outlook for extension described as very favorable.

Missouri Pacific Railway

Railroads and Industrials See Mixed April Averages

The report shows combined averages for twenty five railroads and twenty five industrials for April. It lists high, low, and last prices with daily changes, covering May 11 data, monthly ranges, and year‑to‑date figures for Railroads Industrials and the Combined Fifty Stocks across 1911 1912 1913 context.

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May NYSE Transactions Show Mixed Monthly Movements

May trading at the New York Stock Exchange totaled 12,671,417 shares, down 8,874,115 from April but up 7,912,068 from May of last year. The month included three days over one million shares, with 1,157,072 on May 10. Bond dealings totaled $64,207,700 par value, down from April but up from May last year, with the largest full-day total on May 10 at $5,701,500.

New York Stock Exchange

Trading Quiet on Paris Bourse

Paris May 31 trading was quiet yet prices stayed firm on the Bourse. Three per cent rentes stood at 72f 50c for cash with London exchange at 26f.

Paris Exchange London

Plan for all American ship line to boost trade

Samuel Hale Pearson outlines a plan for a merged all American ship line including the Brazil government’s company, the Panama Steamship Company, the United Fruit Company and other concerns. He urges government and private stakeholding to improve Atlantic and Pacific routes between North and South America and to ship American goods to Buenos Aires and beyond. He notes political hurdles and says a $100 million fund could be raised with supportive reforms and a shared directors scheme. Pearson intends to meet Frank A. Vanderlip in New York to discuss practical details and expects Latin American colleagues to back closer marine links.

New York Times Washington Samuel Hale Pearson Pan-American Financial Inference Brazil Panama Steamship Company United States United Fruit Company Alr. Pearson North South America Mr. Fearson Secretly Treasury Peters Pearson Philadelphia New York Frank A. Vanderlip National City Bank Hemisphere Wilson McAdoo Argentina Mr. Pearson Europe Great Britain Buenos Aires Germany France Italy Spain Paris Australia Americas United States of America Central America South American

Plans for Rural Utopia by Rockefeller Board

The General Education Board announced plans to create a model county in Mississippi with an agricultural college serving as a social hub for rural life. It will guide other states, with $506,650 allotted for colleges and universities. Major gifts include $200,000 to Vassar, $125,000 to Denison, and $100,000 to Tomona College Pomona. Additional funds support South secondary schools and farm demonstration programs in Maine and New Hampshire. A summer session is planned for early July to discuss educational research and fieldwork.

General Education Board Rockefeller Philanthropies Agate Educational Board Mississippi General Educational Board Vassar College Denison University Granville Ohio Tomona College Pomona Cal South Maine New Hampshire

Colton Washington Water Bonds and Related Securities

Town of Colton in Washington issue water bonds. Securities listed include Union Steel Co 1st and Collateral Trust 5s United Light and Railways Co 1st and registered 5s United States Equipment Day 67 Gold Notes Waverly Coal Co 1st S.F. 6s.

South Orange N. J Porto Rico Sug. Co. Coll. Trust Spring Lake Suffern N. Y Sullivan Ind Water Swift Louis F Edward F Tampa Fla Territory of American Graphophone Co Atlanta Gas Light Co Auburn Gas Co Barnum-Richardson Co Bay City Gas Co Bridgeport Brass Co Buffalo & Lackawanna Tract'n Co Buffalo & Susq. Iron Co Commonwealth Edison Co Cumberland Corporation Coll Trust Grand Rapids Colton Washington Union Steel Co Ist Trust United Light & Railways Co Ist & Rig United States Waverly Coal Co S. F

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