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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1911

Page

14

First US Air Map Project Guides Night Aviators

Augustus Post leads the Aero Club of America in drawing the nation’s inaugural air map. It details air currents routes and landmarks including city night lights, aerodromes and hangars, air buoys and signals, to help aviators identify locations and navigate safely by day or night.

Aero ‘Club of America Augustus Post A. R. Hawley Earth Aero Club Chicago New York The Airih Post Aero Club de France French War Department Oy Club Mr. Post Tops Germany J. Post France N'ncola Hempstead Nassau Boulevard Long Island Atlantic City Philadelphia Boston Washington Kansas City Los Angeles Seroniane Wrights Curtiss Minemal

Bear Swallows Fishing Hook In Wyoming Encounter

In Sheridan Wyoming on June 21 James W Withrow the city clerk was fishing in the Big Horn Mountains when his line snagged a boulder and a large grizzly swallowed the hook. The bear surfaced enraged by the hook and advanced toward Withrow who leaped up the bank to escape.

Heridan Wyo James W. Withrow Sheridan Big Horn Mountains

Defends muffler cut-out as safety device in cranking

A Manhattan motorist argues the muffler cut-out, often blamed for noise, also prevents backfire during crank starting. He says opening the cut-out while cranking with spark off avoids explosions in the muffler and protects the engine, urging not to abolish the device.

Manhattan

Wabash Plan Reorganization Details Outlined

Accountants review a reorganization agreement between Wabash Railroad and the Wabash Pittsburgh committee. The plan would swap stock and bonds with Wheeling & Lake Erie and the Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal Railway, drop litigation, and raise 20 million via assessments and bond sales to pay debts and fund improvements.

Wabash Railroad Wabash-Pittsburgh Committee Wheeling & Lake Erie Wabash- Pittsburg Terminal Railway Wabash Company Terminal Railway Pittsburg Terminal Railroad and Coal Company Wabash Reorganized and Consolidated Wheeling and Terminal Properties Wheeling Wheeling & Lake Erie First Consolidated

Bliss Dividend Passed Amid Brooklyn Strike At Bliss Co

The Bliss Company halted common stock dividends after a strike at its Brooklyn works begun May 1. The 2 percent quarterly preferred dividend remains payable July 1 for holders of record June 22. Directors back management and an open shop as only about a third of vacancies are filled.

Brooklyn E. W. Bliss Company International Brotherhood Maeninsts

Holiday Before Fourth Delays Market Actions

The article notes stock and commodity exchanges scheduling closures around the Fourth of July. New York Stock Exchange action on Monday closure is pending. Produce Exchange to close Saturday noon through Wednesday morning. Cotton Exchange to stay open Monday for the noon Government report. July 3 serves as a tender day for notices. Chicago Board of Trade has not decided on extra holiday.

New York Stock Exchange Produce Exchange Cotton Exchange Chicago Board of Trade

American Wins St. Petersburg Golf Tournament

George Post Wheeler secretary of the American Embassy won the St. Petersburg bogie golf tournament. Grand Duke Cyril took third place in the event held today.

St. Petersburg George Post Wheeler Grand Duke Cyril

Judge Gary Sees Steady Steel Trade Improvement

Judge Ribert H. Gary of United States Steel Corp says there is a slow steady improvement in the steel trade with orders rising this month while mills run at about 68 percent capacity. A $2 per ton cut in wire and wire products is announced, aligning prices with January levels and signaling broader market gains. Delegates will attend a Brussels conference to discuss international cooperation and potential future associations.

Ribert H. Gary United States Steel Corporation Europe Lusitania Gary Republic Iron and Steel Company Brussels Iron and Steel Association American Iron and Steel Institute Eard Iron Age Tennessee Coal, Iron, and Railroad Company Ensley Ala Carnegie Steel Company Wigstown Ohio Iron Trade Review

Bank Cancels AT&T Stock Contracts Sparks Parisian Trade Curiosity

Cables report Banque de Paris et du Pays Bas offering to cancel AT&T contracts after a new stock issue of about 50 million dollars. Paris listings show 300000 shares with rights to subscribe at par for one new share per five owned. Maurice Leon notes no broker acted on the offer. cancellations require consent of makers.

Wall Street Banque de Paris Et du Pays Bas American Telephone and Telegraph Company Paris New York Maurice Leon

Metal Market Reports Show Quiet Trading and Shifts

Metal exchange activity was subdued with copper near flat for all contracts to September, tin advancing in bids but soft in asks, and spelter steady. In St Louis, 200,000 pounds of July spelter sold at 5.60 cents. London quotes put copper and pig tin firmer, led by firm finishes and mixed futures.

St. Louis London Eseeree

Swift & Co. Stock Moves to Listed Department

The Chicago Stock Exchange Governing Board approved transferring 75 million dollars of Swift & Co. share capital from the unlisted to the listed department. Swift shares were recently listed on the Boston Exchange, with certificates now good delivery in both markets, ending prior cross city delivery delays.

New York Times Chicago Chicago Stock Exchange Swift & Co Department of the Exchange Boston Exchange Boston

Railroad seeks to extend lines to Washington and Bay coast

The Washington Potomac and Chesapeake Railway petitions the Public Service Commission to raise capital to 2 million dollars and expand from Brandywine to Benning DC and Mechanicsville to Cedar Point and Point Lookout. Construction costs exceed 2 million dollars as plans target deep water access with Washington and Drum Point Harbor key endpoints. Instructor Henry G. Watson of Philadelphia presides as president.

New York Times Baltimore Washington, Potomac & Chesapeake Railway Company Public Service Commission Brandywine Prince George’s County Benning District of Columbia Mechanicsville Cedar Point Chesapeake Bay Point Lookout Henry G. Watson Philadelphia Washington Drum Point Harbor

European Markets Quiet as Coronation Celebrations Begin

London trading slowed with the Stock Exchange nearly closed by 3 pm to join coronation events. Foreign securities held steady while American issues rose briefly before retreating. money and discounts remained tight. Bank of England bullion moved 168,000 pounds. exchange closures set for tomorrow and Friday. Paris bolsa fell on New York news and Telecom shares stayed dull.

London Stock Exchange Wall Street Bank of England Madrid Lisbon Paris New York

Wheat and corn gain as crop fears spread across plains

Wheat closed in New York with a small advance while Chicago and Minneapolis rose on hopes and reports of tightening supply. Northwest gains stem from dire crop projections in South Dakota and parts of Minnesota and North Dakota, with Nebraska also expected to produce a small harvest. Bulls point to last year’s rise as a guide amid drought fears and weak North Dakota yields. Corn and oats rose on hot dry weather and crop damage reports, while provisions remained active as hog prices climbed and feeding grain advanced.

New York Chicago Minneapolis Northwest South Dakota Minnesota North Dakota Nebraska Central West Northern Manitoba Iowa

Berlin Market Brief Prices Weaken on London Rates

Berlin reports weaker prices on the Bersego market with London quoted at 20 marks 42 pfennigs and private rate at 3 percent.

Berlin London Pfennigs Aeree

Trade opportunities in electric machines and steel bridges

The Consular and Trade Report lists opportunities for American manufacturers including electric machines and heating apparatus, steel bridges for Siam's Royal State Railways, insurance agency representation in the Levant, quartered oak furniture components, and Italian market requests for oil stoves and other goods. It notes potential buyers and contact points across Asia and Europe with specifics on tender deadlines and language preferences.

New York Times Washington Bureau of Manufactures Department of Commerce and Labor Washington, D. C Carl C. Hansen Bangkok Siam Royal Siameseilways H. Gittins Eee Royal State Railways Southern Line Hangkok Near East Turkey Asia Minor Eropean Italy Germany United States Europe

Cotton Market Sways Amid Rain Hope and South Weakness

The market rests on a firmer base but lacks pressure. Lard and corn rise while cotton weakens on favorable southern conditions. Traders expect more liquidation but debate the size of outstanding short interest and refiners’ response to early tenders. Prices drift with New York and Liverpool factors.

Coffee market mixed as prices ease late

Coffee trading showed irregular but steady activity with gains from Santos and Rio offset by losses in Havre and Hamburg. Prices closed largely steady. Rio No 7 spot at 12 percent, with 51 500 bags moved as Brazil and Europe cables supported opening.

Brazil Europe Havre Hamburg Rio Santos Rio No

Multiple New York Firms Enter Bankruptcy Filings

In Portchester Guanacevi Mexico and New York City firms file for bankruptcy. Jencick Motor Manufacturing shows liabilities of 55874 and assets 64. Guanacevi Tunnel Company reports 16257 liabilities with uncertain assets. Duffner & Kimberly creditors elect Francis H. Griffin trustee on 30000 bond. liabilities 128422 assets 155235. Manning Noble & Co. petitions with 40734 liabilities and 10072 assets. S Scheuer & Sons faces claims totaling 22563 from American Hide and Leather, Robertson, and Goldman. assets disputed by attorney Frederick Wiener. Judge Hand assigns Grenville Clark to continue operations with 5000 bond.

Guanacevi Liberty Streel Mexico Duffner & Kimberly Company East Thirty-fourth Street Francis H. Griffin Manning, Noble & CO Park Avenue Grenville Clark S. Scheuer & Sons Broadway American Hide and Leather Company L. F. Robertson & Sons Simon Goldman Frederick Wiener Horwitz & Wiener

Judgments Filed Against Numerous Debtors Exceeding $100

A list of judgments filed yesterday against multiple debtors includes Isidor Abrams and John W. Millersee among others, with amounts ranging from $104 to $2,808. Notable sums cited include $1,208 for Vincenzo Bowenno, $2,291 for Tanac et al, and $874 for Elite Distributing Co. The notice references various creditors and associates such as Great H. and Alice E., Samuel J. Busch, Mutual Title Insurance Co, and James Dempsey Co. The document lists individuals and firms tied to court actions and outlines costs in several entries.

Abrams Isidor G. J. Millersee Bunker John W H. D Bowenno Vincenzo M. Setth Betts Frederick A W. W. Palmer Great H Alice E J. H. Flagler Berko Geza D D. M A. Orently & Ca Bee —Edith—Woman’ S Hospital N. Y Carton Andrew B Lawrence A R Handerson Dwyer, Frank Mendel C. Sat Et al

Arrival of Buyers in City Wholesale Goods Columns

Readable column lists multiple buyers and their goods from dry goods to silks and laces. Mentions buyers and managers in Washington D. C. to Nashville with hotels and street addresses. Includes names like Goldenberg, Roetsch, Filenes, Carson, Pirie, Scott, and multiple department stores and hotels.

Bryant Atlanta H. Maecenas York Strauss & Ong St. Louis A. Frank Union Bine Robinson-Strauss St. Paul Minn Weidman Way Bresn Dry Goods Company A . Sarees Church S Filenes, Sons Company Mies” Grittin Boston Mase Mr. Whitford Kimonoa and Negul- Woodward C. G. . Everett Fourth Avenue Klein Chicago White R. H., Company Young S. F. Am A. Levy Oer F. Shaw Union Square Conrad & Co Miss Boas Ordanon H. Ae Union Squa Gilchrist Company Meee - Bogertley Reading Penn H. J. Fehl Eens Walker Street Herald Square Hote Roos Brothers San Francisco Cal L. M. Isaacs Mg Joesph & Loeb Birmingham Ala J. Montgomery Bienes Keegan Horne, J., Company Pittsburg C. E. Merrick Church Street Victor Goldenberg Brothers Baltimore L. Goldenberg Albert Stevens A. & Brothers Mass Brottell O'Callaghan Cloak and Suit Company R. D. Lidstone Duffy & McIinnerney Company Rochester N. Y J. P. Duffy East Seventeenth Street Victoria Ullman Seelig Sohn & Brown W. R Hotel Cadillac

Wanted Jobs 1500 Men's Suits to Close Out

Advertisement announces a clearance sale by S Solomon resident buyer at 225 4th Ave offering 1500 men's suits at prices from 3 to 5 dollars. June year not provided.

S. Solomon Peuyer

Wanted Twenty Thousand Dollar Purchase of Women Apparel

Spot cash buyer seeks twenty thousand dollars worth of women’s apparel. For exceptional value, contact A. R. Truax, c/o Robert Coble, 136 West 22d Street. Also seeking line furs by an Eastern salesman with a Boston office and straight commission. XxX 242 Times.

A. R. Truax Robert Coble West 22d St Boston

Names and amounts listed in major creditors and claimants

A long list of individuals and firms with associated monetary amounts appears, detailing creditors, defendants, and claimants. Names include Batske Paul A and W Meyer, Kovac Edward H Spear et al, Korn Louis and A J Elias, Landrigan Patrick J, Landau Emil Adolf Prince Co, McKenna Patrick, Murphy Edward J, Morrow Thomas P, Manning Kate, McDonald Patri mot summoned, and many others with sums ranging from a few dollars to several thousand. The entries reference banks, construction firms, and city authorities, indicating a widespread set of financial claims and legal actions.

Landau Emil Adolf Prince Co McKenna Patrick M. A Magee McGourty Thomas F H. Spear Morris, Martin Thomas Same R. Myers Gustave City of New York Miles William O Metzger C. E.—Same Murphy Edward J.—Same Ce. Same Frank J.—Same Mullin Thomas—Same John P.—Same Merenezs Charles H.—Same O' Miller George M.—Same Ek Mitchell Alexander—Same Morrisey Sarah— Same Wise Morgan Joseph F.—Same Bie Moren Patrick J.—Same Morrison Char Mooney John A. —Same Morrow Thomas P.—Same Mullen Bernard F.—Same Musliver Joseph J.—Same Mullecker Peter M Colin P.—Same Muir Ernest W.—Same David—Same Mulen Richard Same Michael Rte Manning Sai Manning Kate N. P. Miller William United States Realt and Improvement Co McGuire Joseph H. P. Kirkham. & Son Eal Moritz Anna V G. F. Morits Same—Same Masterson Robert S Mutual Life Ing Co Maretzek Albert M. Tobias McDonald Patri Richfield Dairy Albert M N. Tobias Normoyle Crane & Clashy Na ‘William George F. Hinriche Co Eeetae J. C. Clogsteq Partelio William J Centrel Payton Corse American Faisy Co Qualley William H Crane & Clark Rosenstock Pauline—A. Lubetkin Richheimer D—L. Richheimer C Nee Ea James Dempsey Co Ale Rosal Bonnerg Rosa Jan Reiauber Finkelstein Greenera Scott B J. C. Hints Srsen Luka A. C. Prentice Sharp Maud Executrix M. McCormick Construction Co Isaac Ee Life Insurance Co van Pase James J. Setuchen National Bank Wibel Herman J Adsale Eaerece Wood Douglas Ie van Buren Charles E. Sholes Co Sayles-Zahn Co P. C. Steinacker Costs Et, Ik Construction Co U. T. Hungerford Brass and Copper Co Reizenstein Co Forest Box and Lumber Rockville Real Estate Co

Debtor and Creditor Judgments Listed by Date

A fragmented notices list shows multiple debtor creditor pairs with filing dates and amounts. Entries include Anderson, Alexander and Samuel Rothaus M ee tied to Cusker with May 20 judgments. Diva Realty Co Passman and Dane dated April 6 1911 for 1703. Gutemen Tatisi H and W W Farley with May 235 1911 for 1800. Jackson H and Ritchey Reilly with October 1904, 100 and 1911 sums. Bridget Church and others with May 24 1911 vacated 38293.

Anderson, Alexander Samuel Rothaus Ank seCusker Cusker Diva Realty Co Passman & Dane Edera Union Surety. Co W. W. Farley Gutemen Tatisi H R. M. Cohen Surety Co Suee-enee Jackson H D. P. Ritchey Jonesy Reilly Fe Pick Daley Siegel Liberman Coe Bed. Smith Iabella, Co

Bond sale proposals sought for Fourth Series 70,915 dollars

The Standard Trust Company of New York invites sealed proposals to purchase Fourth Series 5 percent bonds up to 70,915 dollars at not exceeding 103 plus accrued interest. Proposals due by 10 a.m. June 28 1911 at 25 Broad Street New York City. Bonds paid for June 30 1911 with accrued interest. Secretary C M Billings signs the notice.

Electrical Securities Corporation Standard Trust Company of New York Standard Trust Company of New York Broad Street New York City THE Y C. M. Billings

Notice to holders of Black Creek Coal bonds to redeem

Notice is given that under a 1908 mortgage Black Creek Coal Company instructs its trustee to call for redemption on July 1, 1911, of all outstanding bonds Nos 21 to 175 at 102 percent of par plus accrued interest. Interest ceases after July 1, 1941. Commercial Trust Company, Trustee, Philadelphia. Ww. A. Obdyke, Treasurer, May 31, 1911.

Black Creek Coal Company Commercial Trust Company Philadelphia Penn Ww. A. Obdyke

National Park Bank named fiscal agent for Oregon bonds

The National Park Bank of New York is appointed fiscal agent for Oregon to pay bonds and coupons payable in New York City. Secretary of State Ben W Olcott announces the appointment in Salem on June 15 1911. Also appears an advertisement seeking a responsible young man with eight years Wall Street experience for an office investment securities position at Box 189 Times 2 Rector St.

State OF Oregon Salem Oregon National Park Bank OF New York New York City Ben. W. Olcott Wall Street Rector St

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