Agreement on Mexican Debt Expected Today
Negotiations between bankers and Mexican officials advance toward a debt settlement for about 760 million dollars. A draft agreement in English and Spanish will be reviewed today, with signatures sought from President Obregon and security holders. Bond prices on the New York Stock Exchange firm as traders await the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mex- Huerta
Obregon
Esterday
Senor de la Huerta
New York Bock Exchange
Incues
Mexican Capital Takes Settlement for Granted
Mexico City newspapers hail M. de la Huerta settlement of the country's financial problems as a definite victory. Extra editions trumpet a completed accord with international bankers and anticipate a trip to Washington to seek U S recognition under Harding and Hughes. Editorials mark a tense period in the republic as safely past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
M. 1
Finance de la Huerta
Mexico
New York
Senor de la Huerta
Washington
Harding
Hughes
United States
Republic
Fragmented Industrial Notes Cover Mining and Chemical Firms
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous companies and locations tied to mining, chemicals, and manufacturing. It mentions Albany, Allied Chem, Ive Corp, Arm of June, June 11, and June 24 events, with scattered references to power, metal works, and stores. The text lacks coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Advance Muinely Co. Pt
eoAlbany
Allied Chem
Ive Corp
Auliechaimers
Chase
Phenix National
Tee
Crucitor Mines
Hopleons Pieserss Lasuy
Uoodrieh
Cope
Oronewm
Joe
Pacific
Bane
Hosnoige
Mocbies A
Pune
Michigan Central Shows $41.23 a Share on Stock
The Michigan Central Railroad reports 1921 earnings the largest since incorporation except for two years. Net income available for dividends was $7,725,000 or $41.25 a share, versus 1920’s $4,056,000 or $20,210 per share. 1920 had a deficit of $4,245,000 after fixed charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Central Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Perest Ely
Xault
I M M Head Sees Marked Decrease In 1922 Earnings
International Mercantile Marine predicts a sharp drop in 1922 earnings after a weak first six months. President ALS Franklin cites the new immigration law and reduced third class passenger movement as key factors. He expects some improvement after July 1 with revised quotas, but totals may still lag 1921. Dividends for preferred stock hinge on surplus. Directors were reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Mercantile Marine Company
Als Franklin
Franklin
Star
Stenmers
Pear
Exchange Dines Employees At Night School Dinner
Last night the Stock Exchange Luncheon Club honored 187 employees who have attended night schools during the year. Attendees included Seymour K. Cromwell, W. Ht. Potts, and Ry Macquelin, with reps from several large district firms. Cromwell welcomed the guests as prizes were awarded for high scholastic achievement by Potts, while Morris B. Stiegel and A. W. Taylor spoke on city night schools and NYU finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Cromwell
Reenie Taylor
Exchange
Potts
Morris B. Stiegel
A. W. Taylor
Newrk University School of Commerce
Theodore H. Prices
New York Metal Market Report on Exchange Prices
The New York Metal Exchange shows tin at 90 and copper and zinc with quiet spot activity. Markets list June and July terms, with limited bids or asks and varied regional spot quotes in New York and East St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Yorke Metal Exchange
Wild Straits
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Satie
Prices Rule Stronger in Quiet Trading on Curb
Prices held firm on the curb market with oils and industrials leading gains. Standard Oil of Indiana and Anglo-American rose, Mexican 49 advanced, while Mexican Seaboard dipped slightly and Tobarco Products sagged amid scattered action in oils, chemicals, and related equities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Indiana
Anglo-American
Mexican
Closing Stock Quotes From The Exchange
The report lists the final bid and asked prices for stocks with no transactions yesterday across the exchange. It notes the market activity was light and prices showed no notable movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sre
Jock
Fragmented Akron ad and miscellaneous goods listing
An OCR heavy page shows buyers wares in Akron with references to shops, wares, and prices. It includes names such as George A. Sineat and Alfred Wandite and lists various goods like clothing, leather items, wigs, and jewelry. The fragmentary text mentions dates, departments, and scattered place names, suggesting a busy shopping or catalog page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagin
Bershe
Maracaibo
Omar
Ainioa
Seaaly Bante Sport
Hosta Casapaiaien
Ranrad
A. Une
Daniele
Adams & Co
Sina
Carson
Boy Ullahings
Sarant Ny
Ewdeaeh Jewry
Oran
Kiuie & Mast
Sk Rode
Renty
Denney
Memtolauhn
Ain Heiner
Anna Nowe Anderson
Pat Coens
Alfred Wandite
Gilbert
Dolores Kaper
Davie Daly
Ealvaor
Eureka Creer
Pier m
Lipman
Rena Vail
Ginghannn
Ratine
Giliana
Stina Nichola
Euienerss
Cm. Goldberg
Bret
A. Jacobs
Mene Clothing
Ieee
Uae
Peteloaata
Fennayit
Ohio
More Recessions Seen Before Readjustment
Robert Treman of King and Company Ithaca N Y a former deputy governor of the Federal Reserve says the end of the business depression is not yet in sight despite progress. He warns against optimism from stock market rallies and notes many adjustments remain after wartime capital destruction. Recession periods will recur before proper readjustment occurs.
Consumers Centered Pivot Shaping Dry Goods Trade
National Wholesale Dry Goods Association emphasizes consumer focus for steady sales and avoiding price hikes. Wholesalers note cautious retailers, slow turnover, and limited willingness to stock at higher costs, with few midwest suppliers offering attractively priced goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Lpmi
Central West
Chees
Ertiey
Credit and market notes from local financial page
Commercial credit conditions show rising failures and persistent fraud risk in local markets. Yesterday new paper shifted to market discounting around 4 percent with prime rates for acceptances discussed by the American Acceptance Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Mien
The
American Acceptanes Council
Fall Underwear Sales Dull Versus Last Year
Knitted tightweight underwear moves slowly as dry goods jobbers report fall advance sales below the prior year. Questionnaire responses show order plans shifting to fall and potential price-driven deferments for next spring. Tropical worsted and summer goods remain in demand, while rubber shoe plant in New Haven plans July 4 reopening after May shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andes
United Fiber Company
New Haven
Single Price Men’s Apparel Returns to Stores After War
The article notes several shoe and clothing chains adopting a single price policy postwar. Some chains revert to uniform pricing while others set prices about 50 percent higher than prewar levels, signaling a shift in merchandise pricing strategy and consumer expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang Anor
Ing
Jie Pet
Local Shops and Men’s Wear Flood Downtown Areas
Fragmented OCR lists numerous stores and vendors across multiple cities including Kansas City Philadelphia and New York. It mentions men’s wear under rack spaces and general tidings of clothing goods, with scattered names like Kaspar Oiey and Antik noted among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gusasved N.S
Ustumac
Doldsedlit
Sige
Bey Gonder
Pennsylvania
Kaspar Oiey
St Marie Bie Storey
MPR
Mons
Hatin
Taney
Kowsin
Kantortawn
Kantor
Winiewily
Mae
Velit
Ite
Iway
Sen
Laws
Parkar
A. Good
Irene Aahik
Tiambereer
Dissectarn of conden and orany wae chie day
The text appears to announce a court or official order regarding payment and deadlines, noting a pension or stipend payable August by a certain authority. It mentions individuals and dates with garbled spellings, implying a formal notice from a governance or legal body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strane
Seal
Seal Wrabates, Payable August. Ehssy
Waskates
Aeder
American Exchange National Bank New Work Juni meeting notice
The American Exchange National Bank New Work reports a June 13 meeting of the board. The note states a rate of fourteen and one half percent on the capital stock and is signed by Walter B. Tadman cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
American Exchange National Bank
Juni
Vite Nash
Dune
Walter B. Tadlman
Unclear 1922 to 1952 notices from Kelly-Springfield and NY Central
A fragmented OCR batch lists various notices about a dividend, office filings, and supplies. It references Kelly-Springfield Tire Co and the New York Central Railroad Co with dates in 1922 and 1952, plus procurement and supplies details for U.S. buildings and authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central Mailroad Co
New York
Jeral
Mortgage auction notice and building plans
Treasury Department records show a foreclosing action with an architect drawing and specifications. The sale of mortgaged property is set for June 28 in Brooklyn, with details listed by the Mortgagee in charge and the supervising authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiuearury
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company Notes and Bonds
A garbled OCR fragment lists notes and bonds from the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company with terms such as seven per cent, due December 1822, and convertibles. Mentions of maturities, payments, and related financial instruments appear amidst corrupted text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Inc
Matigas
Eas
Toran
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Lewes
Toma
Cincinnati Gas & Elechs
Cincinnati Gas & Company
By & i Rassh
Wi krithe ne Rt Line Ard cata eH
The fragmentary line hints at a regional railway or transit note with limited readable data. No clear names places or dates emerge to form a complete event or outcome. Further context from the source page is needed to craft a precise card.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Michigan Central
I. M. M. Head
Shipping Company
Hudson Motor
Philip Morris
Tobarco Products
Pnenewhite Cape
Roreka
Kywha
Itleh
Hales
Allied
PaAcme Packing
Joe Amal Leather Wintitt
Dhahy
Ain
Abeta Ian
An Ani 'i
Earmweir
Tor Karl Motors
Goodyear
Leake
L&t
Jean Bef
Wairehild
Akron
Ohin
M. Pnet
Werk
Quantay
Nile
Sirese
Elie
Reniaes
Weelborhimer
Departaent
Asm
Sieber
Adtins
Roloinen
Prey
Peer
Teyn Clothing
Mare
Ren A Minnres
Minner
Westen
Herie Hiawer
George A. Sineat
Romenting
Marin Si
Amerwan
Wichensis
MeAlvin Teseer
Sir MraKer Penney
Anin ‘Cahn
Molla
Nathan
Harry Bed
Mock Tor
Silbe
Londen Tree
John Condonshes
Business New
Association
Pureka Reserve Banka
Aisya
Califonna
Weusayel
Hermanns
Ramet
Redary
Anienoe
Hehwe Rnp Manufacturing Cos
Diawerman
PUT
Sian
Wien
Ewe
Joseph Laramen
Peanervatia Ritteperoan Vermania
Teel
Atate
Mine Her
Coathl
Sere
Henan
Peters
Nti
Tia
Iinet
Princess
Baiery
Aweatare
Baer
Manten
Ftanien
and & Bane
Miao Cepan
Ama
Euiton
Dervews
Yimey
Brmcrak Con Co
Colden and Company
Kelly-Springfield Tire CO
Aly “Eemig Cma Pee Ohare
Bis
Feaure ‘Bt
Stawany
Treartay Department
Wasilageen
D.C
Archiie
New N.Y
Peletra
York City
Bevan
Eos
Rcanive Cpa
Pius
Nesilon
Ashay
Mortough
Roehting
Trooklyn SL
tAuet'r
Generst
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!