Pacific Mail Plans Stock Retirement
Pacific Mail Steamship proposes retiring its entire outstanding preferred stock at liquidation value. President George J. Bald announces a special meeting for July 8 to discuss details and issue letter explanations. The company has 1700 dollars of preferred stock par 100, issued 1916, with 7 percent cumulative dividends. The move aims to simplify bookkeeping and strengthen capitalization amid strong reported earnings.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Ompany
George J. Baldin
Pacific Mail
Grace & Co
American Inter- Corporation Lt
Spa
Edison Men to Get EightHour Day and Overtime
The Thomas Edison affiliated interests announce open shop and eight hour day with time and a half overtime starting Monday. The wage increase is estimated at about 500000 dollars. George C Clarkne, assistant to Charles Edison, chairman of the board, spoke at a noon patriotic demonstration to workers who greeted the plan. No dividend has been declared.
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New York Times
Edison
Thormas A Edison
Navy
Conclave of Albany Business Men Set to Form Federation
A June 24 Albany conference gathers natives from statewide commerce to plan a federation of commercial options. Edmund N. Huyck, president of the Albany Chamber of Commerce, chairs a committee including Governor Whitman, Gen. Sherrill, G. Ten Eyck, Morton, Hugo, and Edwin Argy. The gathering opens with a cen at the Ten Eyck Hotel as the chamber hosts visiting delegates.
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Albany
Edmund N. Huyck
Albany Chamber of Commerce
E Ee
Whitart
Gen. Sherrill
George Ditteter G. Ten Eyck
Morton
Francis M. Hugo
Edwin
Ten Eyck
Albany Chamber of Comit Ay
Sharp Reaction Hits Cotton Market Here
The cotton market showed a sharp reaction with notable aftershocks in prices amid war news and optimistic crop data. The Financial Chronicle's higher acreage estimate influenced sentiment though trade remained cautious as prices fluctuated, closing steady but off from intraday highs.
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Financial Chronicle
Liverpool
Wall Street
Tober
E Financial Chronicle
Tal
Weather forecast by regions for the weekend
Washington predicts rain Saturday and Sunday with fair intervals. Georgia and Florida expect rain and thunderstorms Saturday and Sunday. Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana show fairs and cooler conditions Saturday and Sunday. Michigan fair Saturday and Sunday. Arkansas cloudy Saturday and Sunday. Oklahoma fair Saturday and Sunday. Texas fair Saturday and Sunday with cooler air.
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Washington
Bun
Fla
Sam Ja
Tenn
Ohio
Ind
Mir. Mich
Ark
Okla
Tex
Trade conditions in textiles amid war time demand and price limits
Dun's Review notes ongoing price fixing and rising government demand for textiles. Civilian buying slows as raw materials dwindle and wholesale purchases tighten. Futures in cotton goods adopt caution while war restrictions shift primary channels. Bradstreet's cites large potential civilian demand but limited supply, forcing delayed deliveries and shortened credit terms.
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Dun
Bradstreet’s
Bankers Form Tax Clearing House In City
Bankers and trust companies form a tax clearing group to simplify and disseminate information on federal tax law. Executive Committee includes R. G. Page and G. Scattergood. over forty institutions join, with aim to aid members and the public in tax matters. Lawyers form Association of Trust Company Counsel to petition Congress for clearer administration of new revenue measures.
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Nda
R. G. Page
Bankers’ Trust Company
G. Scattergood
The
National City Bank
W. S. Orr
First National Bank
M. F. Fry
Guaranty Trust Company
R. M. McIsaacs
National Bank of Commerce
J. B. Ryan
Columbia Trust Company
J. V. Cooke
Bonbright & Co., Inc
Alfred P. W. Seaman
Gifford, Hobbs & Beard
Walter F. Taylor
Carter, Ledyard & Milburn
Otto M. Stanfield
Dean, Tracy & Stanfield
Thomas Garrett, Jr
Stetson, Jennings & Russell
Association of Lawyers
Senate panel weighs Colby beer claim on shipyard output
The Senate Agriculture Committee voted to hear testimony on Bainbridge Colby’s assertion that banning beer would reduce U S shipyard output by about 25 percent. The panel invited Colby along with Hurley Schwab Daniels and Burleson to testify and decide if beer prohibition would affect wartime production.
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New York Times
Washington
Senate Committee On Agriculture Today
Bainbridge Colby
Shipping Board
Hurley
Schwab
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Colby
Navy
Daniels
Burieson
Smith
South Carolina
Olby
Monda
Strikers Face Internment Over Weaving Plant Lockout
In Easthampton Massachusetts on June 21 400 striking workers from the West Boylston Company may be interned as enemy aliens. Justice Department agent Fred Weyand announced that most are Austrian or Polish. Ringleader Josef Rynkiewicz was arrested and sent to Camp Devens. Some weavers returned to work while authorities allow a few more days for word to reach all workers.
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Easthampton
Mass
West Boylston Company
Fred Weyand
Department of Justice
Agent Weyand
Josef Rynkiewicz
Camp Devens
Ends Strikes at Curtiss Plants
Buffalo June 21 The strikes of machinists and toolmakers at Curtiss Aircraft Plants ended this morning and workers were ordered back to work by Andrew T McNamara representing the International Machinists Union Archer A Landon Chief of Production of the Aircraft Board said he with Major Gitchell would return to Buffalo to adjust the difficulties arising
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Curtiss
Buffalo
N. Y
Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Corporation
Andrew T. McNamara
International Machinists Union
Archer A. Landon
Aircraft Board
Major
Buff. Gitchell
Italy In World War Position And Attitude Toward Austria Offer
The magazine section discusses Italy's role and recent successes in the war as well as its stance on the Austrian peace proposal. The item is an advertisement promoting the magazine section in tomorrow's issue.
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Italy
New York
Advt
New Corporations Formed Across New York State
Albany June 21 report lists 37 new corporations with combined capital stock of 1,119,500 dollars. Entities include The Progressive Mercantile Co Manhattan. Louisen Realty Corp Buffalo. En L Air Cinema Ltd Manhattan. Circle Warehouse Corp Manhattan. Rockaway Point Co Brooklyn. Kowal Baking Co Brooklyn. Storm Engineering Co Manhattan. and others in real estate, manufacturing, and services. Also noted are capital increases for several firms and name changes and revocations with new designations.
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New York Times
Albany
The
Progressive Mercantile Co
Manhattan
Hornik
M. G. Bernard
J. Tunnenfeld
Albemarne Road
Brooklyn
Louisen Realty Corp
Buffalo
M. Potter
R. T. Sleck
P. M. Burck
George A. Lehman Paper Co
W. J. Reid
G. A. Lehman
P. A. Armetage
Central Park West
Fr. MC. Realty Corp
Queens
A. McTigue
J. Fried
F. M. Czaki
William St
American Mercantile Marine
Manhasset
Nassau County
P. J. Dobson
J. A
W. J. Martin
Myrtle Garage
A. Miller
M. Reichelsohn
Vernon Av
Superior Fabric Glove Co
F. Keller
A. Grahl
J. Behrens
East Sath' St
Fisher Stevens Service
C. J
F. Volvee
A. Fisher
Edgecombe Road
Netton & Co
Wilson
A. C
McNetton
Bradbury Santamarina
Phonago
Bradbury
F. L. Maguire
J. P. Santamarina
Cathedral Parkway
Netherlands-American and Norwegian Trading Co
Mathieven
W. A. Sweet
H. C. Kennedy
Broadw
En L'Air Cinema, Ltd
Hotography
Motion Picture
Gibbston
N. Gurnee
C. E. Carlton
Tims
Rockaway Point Co
T. H. Lippert
F. Joerissen
M. Pulver
East 25Th &J
W. A. Brodie
Brook
Charter filed for Made Dry Goods Co at Hackensack
A charter was filed in Trenton on June 21 for Made Dry Goods Company of Hackensack with authorized capital of 50 000. Named organizers include Henry Maureen Columbia Mauren Hackensack and Andrew Kerr Newark.
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New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Made! Dry Goods Co
Hackensack
Henry Maureen
Columbia Mauren
Andrew Kerr
Newark
Dover Charters Filed For Several Delaware Entities
Dover reports charter filings for multiple companies including Anyx Ol and Co of Chicago seeking 1 million dollars, American Torpedo Defense Corp of Wilmington at 600 thousand, Gadaten Ol and Gas Co of Wilmington at 800 thousand, Analine Camel Coal Co for 300 thousand, The Productometer Co at 200 thousand, and Lampton-Reid Co to engage in mercantile business at 180 thousand, among others. Also notes an increase in capital for Pittsburch Butter Co from 10 thousand to 200 thousand.
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Dover
Anyx Ol] Co
IL. L. Cowan
P. Zaak
B. F. Cowan
Chicago
American Torpedo Defense Corp
E. M. Haslam
O. N. Hyan
Pittsburch Butter Co
Fewer Women Suffer Imaginary Ills Since War Start
Physicians report a decline in women claiming imaginary illnesses as the war progresses. This magazine note in tomorrow's New York Times discusses shifting perceptions of health complaints among female readers.
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New York Times
City mobilizes 220000 war savings recruits in opening drive
Mayor Hylan addressed 8000 spectators in City Hall Park as War Savings and Liberty Loan workers paraded up Broadway. The drive signed pledges from over 220,000 individuals in twelve hours and formed 1,200 new societies, aiming for about 2,000,000 members by National War Savings Day. Leaders stressed unity with Liberty Loan efforts and warned of German threats as banks and bankers joined the public mobilization.
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War Savings
War Savings Service
Wilson
War Savings Committee
War Savings Societies
War Savings Headquarters
City Hall Park
War Savings and Liberty Loan
Broadway
Equitable
Hylan
Martin Vogel
United States
Frederick W. Allen
War Savings Committee of
New York
William Fellowes Morgan
Pioneer
National War Savings
Liberty Loan
Russia
Germany
Trance
England
America
Edna Joyce
Mortimer
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Everett R. Sweezey
First National Bank
H. Ardrey
National Bank of Commerce
Tinker
Chase National Bank
Harris, Forben & Co
J. W. McHugh
The
Mechanics and Metals Stationat Bank
Edward Flash Jr Elected President of New York Produce Exchange
At a special meeting the Board of Managers elected Edward Flash Jr president to succeed R A Claybrook who resigns due to illness. Flash has forty years of service with the Exchange and was previously vice president. He also heads the Edward Flash Company dealing in cottonseed oil.
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New York Produce Exchange
Edward Flash, Jr
R. A. Claybrook
Claybrook
Exchange
Liberty Loan
Produce Exchange
Mr. Flash
Edward Flash
Commercial Exchange Bank
Bowerr
New York
George Kern
PENN
York
West Penn Power Company
York City
Bo Keating
AIR Reduction Company, Inc
Broadway
War dog speeds dispatches over obstacles in Britain
Snapshot shows a British war dog in action carrying dispatches and clearing obstacles at top speed. The image appears in the Rotogravure Picture Section of The New York Times tomorrow, with an advertisement urging readers to order.
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New York Times
Close police school until the war ends
New Yorks police training school will suspend today until the end of the war as all eligible candidates are within the draft age. Police Commissioner Enright announced the decision at the graduation exercises for a class of fifty. Ex Police Commissioner McAdoo attended the ceremony. The department will rely on the Police Reserves for recruits while the training school is closed. The graduating class was addressed as Fellow Policemen and urged to advance from sergeant to commissioner if needed. Daniel J. Collina was the honor man receiving the class trophy and awards.
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New York
Police Training School
Enright
Police
William McAdoo
Fromergeant
Catain
Charles E. Schofield
Daniel J. Collina
Hiram Bloomingdale
Kinney
West Forty-seventh Street
FE. F. Albee
Henry Savage
Charles A. Burt
A. N. Robinson
Frederic ©. Lotto
Scewt
Oliver Jones
Sam Harris
Sol Bloom
J. T. Shaw
Henry C. Jacobs
Commodities Markets Report Raises Cautions on Rye Corn Eggs
Market notes show weak rye with No 2 Western priced at a low level CIF New York. Corn cash markets stay nominal with fresh shelled No 2 yellow at about 1.84 dollars, while butter supplies rise and prices ease on medium grades. Egg markets steady for high grades but moderate trading and heavier offerings persist, with varied packed and gathered eggs in multiple price ranges.
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New York
SBS
Pennsylvania
Financial Notes: Records of Dividends and Stock Movements
The report lists mineral outputs including zinc, lead, and silver shipments. corporate notices show Milliken Bros Inc initiating a sixth distribution of dividends. Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway and Norfolk Southern announce semiannual and extra dividends. Gulf Mobile and Northern and other rail firms appoint presidents. New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange proposes a July 5 holiday. various firms publish dividend guides and per share payouts.
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Intural Corporation
John W. Platten
Gulf, Mobile & Northern Railroad Company
W. F. Owen
Richard H. Swartwout
Norfolk Southern Railroad Company
Joseph H. Young
New York Coffees and Sugar Exchange
Louchhein, Minton & Co
Virgtales Railway and Power
Broadway
New York
Virginia Way and Power Company
Dtchecke
A. H. Williams
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White Plains
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Rizzon
Rage and Chemicals
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Hudson Aig
A A. Huppuch
J. B. Davis
J. E. Flood
Eon Falls
John Taaffe
Labona Serra Realty Co
Orin. Motor Bases Co
Kellogg Structural Steel Co
William ¢. Popper & Co
Seaboard Lithographing Co
Watkins
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the Sever Arts Publishing Co
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New Jersey Drug and Specialty Co
Forty-fifth Street
M. M. Green Co
Hudson Zunder Co
S. W. Gumipertz
New Jersey Charter
Delaware Charters
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Army of Workers
Heads Produce Exchange
Buff
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Pacific
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del. & Hudson
Fria Railroad
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Fifth Avenue
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Haussmann
Bordeaux
Chateau Rouge
United States Army
France
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New York Clearing House
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New York City
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Chadbourne
John B. Stance
Charles C. Matchett
Howard D. Ross
German Savings Bank
4Th Street
Central Savings Bank
Koppe
Seamen’s Bank For Savings
Daniel, Barnes
George M. Halsey
Williston H. Benedict
Greenwich Savings Bank
6Th Ave
1Th St
Tanner Quinlan
Charly M. Dutcher
Treas Ancis
Commonweal
Amsterdam
John H. Beschen
H Savings Bank
159Th St
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Tre Company
Becimwe G. P. Wells, Treaseret
Hanover National Bank
City of
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Westchester
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United Gas Improvement Co
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Arch Streets
Philadelphia
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Bank of New York
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Seaboard National Bank
the Merchants National
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Board of Directors
OWEN
Bank OF the Manhattan
Hattan Company
OH Pierson
Magor Car Corporation
Church Street
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BE. R. Coleman, Secretery
Citizens National Bank OF New York
Albion K. Chapman
Battery Park National Bank OF New York
Bank OF Ee New York
W. M. Bennet
Cashi Cashier
Itep
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