May Retail Trade Surges Beyond 1921 Levels in District
The Second Reserve District reports May sales 3.6 percent higher than May 1921 with April up 3 percent. Increased transactions and higher store openings driven by price reductions and farm price effects boost department, apparel, and dollar-store sales across chains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve
Federal Reserve
New York
Rales
Issles
Grocery
Tod
Appsrel Atorex
Credit Dere and Fresh Commercial Money Conditions
Improved collections aid business financing without bank loans or insurance of commercial paper. Prime commercial paper yesterday discounted at 4 percent with desirable paper at 4. The American Acceptance Council quoted discount rates on Grime bankers acceptances eligible for purchase by the Reserve banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bani Joans
Revival of high shoes sparks fashion for fall and winter
Leather tanners back a revival of high shots as kids demand more daring footwear for fall and winter. A major kid leather tannery plans a campaign with Parisian dressmakers to push the high shoe style, aiming to tap growing interest amid fashion trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidners
Reulerly
Akron buyer listings and shops featured in local catalog
fragmented OCR shows multiple Akron area dealers and firms selling millinery clothing fabrics china glassware upholstery and related goods. names include Martin Waltimone Nawauer Waldorf House Turmenitiaa Gillenbera J Wolff American Wholesale Corp Schoen & Co and others with addresses and item notes like dresses lace embroidery and fur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AKRON
Ohie
Akron D. Cosa
Marsh Dry Gente
Amailio
Tea—Mationta
Atesuen
Wildevrans
Math Widebrand
Mulinery
Brewin
Maere Crom
Lanaine
Hewel Wholenai
Tomuy Tien
Renily
Gillenbera Meow
J. Wolff
Cota Multe
American Wholesale Corp
Ten Itornere
Srenes
Saltea
Schoen & Co
Gil Vennayiventa
Vivenia Eating
Hiarry Green
Coston
Piste
Kaho
Maxorer-Lowenbere
Freight Rate Cut Lowers Radium Price at US Radium
The United States Radium Corporation reduced radium price from 120 to 100 per milligram after freight and haulage cost declines. President Arthur Roeder cites freight labor costs and ore efficiency as the cause, noting 250 tons of carnotite ore yield one gram of radium and detailing ore transport from Colorado to the extraction plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Radium Corporation
Arthur Roeder
Colorado
Cleveland Bank Notes Disturbing Business Signals
The Federal Reserve bank in Cleveland notes less assuring tendencies in production costs and instances of overproduction, with labor shortages and preshipment bonuses. May activity shows gains in many districts, manufacturing and wholesale trades steady, May department store sales up 1 percent from last year, while Pittsburgh reports a 6. B percent loss. For the first five months, district rates trail 1921 levels by about 106 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Bank
Sases
Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank
Ingine
Pitteburith
Association Tim Heads Sir Logie at Shirt Group Meeting
Tim of Manhattan Shirt Company was elected president of the National Association of Shirt Manufacturers at its Waldorf Astoria gathering. He succeeds Ralph Munter of Hall Hartwell & Co. Whitney of Wachusett Shirt Co. was named vice president. Other officers included J C Turrell and A P Allixon reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logie
Tim
Manhattan Shirt Company
Yeaterday
National Association of Shirt Manufacturers
Organision
Waldorf, Astoria
Ralph Munter
Hall, Hartwell & Co
Frank Dy Whitney
Wachuset Shirt Company
Leamingtor, Mass
J.C. Turrell
Euel & Wilson
Wee
London Wool Sales Close
London reports the final auction of the present series with overall weaker prices than the March close. Merinos and merino crosses saw declines of 10 to 15 percent. long and medium staples also eased. Capers misprint aside, prices hovered at par to a small drop, with a few superior consigned pieces noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ameree
Textile industry show reveals fashion trends and vendor lineups
A mid nineteenth century textile fair displays apparel trends and wares from major manufacturers. The program lists vendors including Miss K Witzpatrten and Warren, with items from children’s dresses to home furnishings. Attendees study fabric samples and discuss industry developments, while noted exhibitors from Brockton and Pennsylvania present ready-to-war items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Toule Netherein
Laura Rothetet
Meekle
iMnior
Willa Pilene
Ty iWlserw
Ste AB
Miss K Witzpatrten
Warren
Dreesen
Tend Vaniore Comte
Dovance
Mibo
Jetway
Stamey
Raven Shamsornih
Duckey
Beteen
Buidan
Sark
Patter
Gure
Faree
Sutton Tina Weivetn
T. Witte
Risson Bion
Welton O
Fe Marva
Rena
SeeIne Comte
Waite Heton
M. Rend
Wadia Gomenita Welch
Dinter
Brockton
Mane—Jareee Bauer Co
Muppalo Carentes Regone Rodiarte
Adam & Cm
Vast Catalog Listing Tic Tac of Shops and Goods
A sprawling OCR fragment shows numerous shop names and items from a large 19th or early 20th century retail district. The text lists department stores and retailers across multiple cities with products from clothing to furniture and furnishings. It reads like a long classified or directory page with scattered names, addresses, and offerings rather than a coherent narrative.
Fuller & Co Faces Receivership Over Five Million Debts
Chicago federal filing seeks appointment of a receiver for the bankrupt brokerage house Fuller & Co. Creditors claim liabilities near 3 to 5 million dollars with about 16 000 customers. Petition alleges lax records and misled clients by mail and telephone sales while the firm kept stock on hand pending futures bets and used tips that misfired against clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller House
Risainger
Entra
Trier
Chicago
Bm, Fuller & Co
Fall Street
Carpenter
Philip Davis
Davie
Ion
General Dier Creditors Plan Organization Amid Bank Failure
Daniel W Blumenthal, chief counsel for creditors of Dior Co and Clarke Co, plans parallel committees in each city where the firms operated. He reports Hartford elected him to lead creditors, with hearings looming in Philadelphia and testim ony from officers of Stoneham & Co. Debts and recoveries totaling about 3100,000 remain disputed against Hell & Co and 42 New Street Corporation stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W. Rmmenthal
Be 1S. Dier & Co
Blumenthal
Hartford
Conn
Clarke & Co
Chincent
Stoneham & Jer
Ot Hillmenthal
Iretron
Andrews
John J. de
Stoneham
Stoneham-Mer
Mart
Prulay
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Dell
Philadelphia
Hagerstown
New York
Dier
Hell & Co
Dine & Co
Charles J. Eisentobt
New Street
Stork Dior
Philadelph
Eisenlob
Arther G. Haytorney
Appeal Invention Der The Company Will Appeal
The company plans to appeal a decision by Idatien McAvoy of the Supreme Court granting George T Neyers of Plainfield New Jersey a 40 percent interest in an invention for decarbonizing petroleum. If higher courts rule in Neyers favor royalties the Texas company may recoup its investment tied to Adams patent acquired in 1903 for 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idatien McAvoy
Suwreme
George T. Neyers
Plainfield
N. J
Rogers
Warrant for J N T Mantanees and Lamar Case Review
A motion by U S Attorney Hayward sought a warrant for J N T Mantanees and Ded Lamar in an appeal over a 17 conviction for improprieties in foreign trade. Lamar, once a judge on a $150,000 bond, faced a 1 year prison sentence but was released on bail after a habeas corpus petition, then denied by Judge Manton. The circuit court affirmed the verdict and sentence and the Supreme Court appeal followed. The court ruled misconduct allegations by the government did not prove bond insecurity, negating the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Lamar
United States
Priean
Mercer
May
Apnents
Thin Wan
Juden Manton
United States Supreme Court
Ampris
Mate
Trade group warns tariffs keep prices high on clothing
George P. Manning of Newark, president of the International Association of Clothing Designers, argued against a wool tariff, saying lower prices for men’s clothing are unlikely while Congress debates tariff proposals. He cited a return to 1914 prices as impossible and urged changes to reduce costs and improve value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Manning
Newark
Interfactional Association of Clothing Design
Manning
Congress
American Shipbuilding Co Votes Regular Dividend
The American Shipbuilding Co declared the regular 2 percent dividend in cash on common stock payable to stock of record May 15, with payments scheduled after July 1, 1932. The board also announced four regular dividends of 4 percent each for the 11 year beginning July 1, 1932, with details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevenane
Sune
American Shipbuilding Company
Plumber Acquires Lexington Dwelling for Business
Slaweon and noms senior William W. Van Valzah of Los Angeles hold a dwelling at 1007igion Avenue between Seventy second and Seventy third streets for £2,000. New owner F patie bor plans to alter the property for business use. The parcel adjoins the Sloane estate dwellings at the southeast corner of Lexington Avenue and Seventy third Street, recently bought by Walter C. Wyckoff and associates for an eleven story apartment site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaweon & Noms
William W. van Valzah
Los Angeles
Astor Estate Sells Four Dwellings on West 16th Street
The Astor estate holdings at 207 and 200 West Fortismath Street were sold by the Farmers Loan and Trust Company to Jaco Mattern. The parcels include two three story wings, each 40 by 100 feet, between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astor Estate
West 16Th Street
West
Fortismath Street
Farmers” Loan and Trupt Company
Ax Traster
Jaco Mattern
Eighth and
Ninth Avenue
Real Estate Transfers Across New Jersey and Nearby Areas
Seid Ropene and Meira sold to Percy W Crane of Madison the Madison Avenue property including residence, stable, and 3.5 acres adjoining a recent purchase by W B Houston. Floral Park lots sold to Mrs O Stulz and Mrs I Sargia, plus Bryant and Brokaw corner lots to Mrs Nellie Williams. Leroy Coventry secures 17500 loan on 140 West 70th Street. Sells bungalow in Flushing. Albert Johnston sold property on 17th Street for Mrs Susan ectamare. George H Freun involved in Tuckahoe business sale. Hamilton Iselin Co. sold for R J Riley a Main Street Columbus Avenue building at 30000. Daniel H Jackson leases offices in the Straus Building at 565 Fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ropene
Meira Ana Wii Thank
Percy W. Crane
Madison
Madison Avenue
Iaanury
Langer
W B. Houston
Floral Park
Jayces
Geeham
Floral
Flushing
Albert Johnton
Susan
Geoest
Tuckahoe Business House
Hamilton Iselin & Co
R. J Riley
Main Street
Columbus Avenue
Tuckahoe
Zubow Plans Another Fourteen-Story Broadway Flat
Joseph Zuborw, builder in the Grand Cen traf area, buys the northwest corner plot at Broadway and Seventy-seventh Street from the Schaeffer estate for a 14 story apartment hotel. The project costs exceed 2 million dollars and is the second large Broadway West End Ave project planned by Zubow, with a nearby 14 story hotel nearing completion at Broadway and Seventy fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Zuborw
Schaeffer
Pennsylvania
Broadway
Seventy-seventh Street
Figown Company
Cael Levine
Resale of Lexington Ave House Brings Quick Profit
Resale of a four story dwelling at 237 Lexington Avenue near Thirty-ninth Street yielded a quick profit for Morris Rothschild after extensive alterations. The property sold for 30,000 with seller concessions arranged two weeks prior through broker Yokt J. Fischer. Other city transactions include multiple 3 and 4 story houses transferred by Charles Kaby Co Magnor and Aaron Weten, with parcels on West Eleventh Street East 54th Street and Fifth to Sixth Avenues, all detailing changing ownership and values in a brisk real estate market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Center Company
West Eleventh Street
Fifth
Sceupmney
Charles Kaby & Co
Magnor
Enty-Third Street
Aaron Weten
Urns & Co
Weat Street
Janet H. Craikshank
Abert
C. Campbell
Tory Dwell
Harry Sugarman
Fanny A. Smith
Agnes W Martin
Enat Sinty
T. i Kicenwenter
el Wrisvkopt
Harry J. Schulte
John Falo
Bedford Stream
Operators Buy and Sell Large Bronx Apartments
Daniel J. Jackson bought a five story modern apartment on the southeast corner of Creston Avenue and 17th Street for 225000, with forty five units. Brokers were Ryan & Co. He also purchased the London Casino store building at 556101 Third Avenue, with 200 by 100 feet frontage. Samuel Brener sold two five story apartments at 1396-1244 Grand Concourse, containing seventy two units and renting for 42000 yearly. Other transactions include 757 Melrose Avenue and 31 East 108th Street sales by Morrison & Anton Le Mien and Williamson & Bryan respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Jackson
Augusta Larn
Creston Avenue
17Th Street
Ryan & Co
Jackson
London Casino
Third Avenue
Samuel Brener
Sharrott & Thom
Mr. Brener
George Lodes
Teller Avenue
Weld Street
N. Morrison
M. Newman
Williamson & Bryan
Melrose Avenue
157Th Street
U8th Street
Morrison
Anton le Mien
Distridt Realty Company
Webster Avena
Robert Bole
Valentine Avenue
M. Gray
M. Durki
Ludlow Estate Bronx Lots To Go at Auction Today
Two hundred Bronx lots from the Ludlow estate in the east Bronx near Hunt's Point and Sound View Avenue are set for auction today in Vesey Street rooms by Joseph P. Day Inc and Clarence Davies. The sale follows recent sales of adjacent lots and marks a break in large estate ownership along Sound View Avenue near Clason Point Military Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
Banger Ludlow
East Bronx
Hunt's Point
Axtor
Auot
Joseph P. Day
Auction Sale Results and Property Listings
Wy Bevan and Kenmrite auction outcomes list parcels and sales figures. The document notes property transfers on Perry Avenue and Holt Place with allocations to Mary Kennard and Mary Rannart among others, plus valuations around several city blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy Bevan F. Kenmrite
Old Silk Firm to Remain On East 23d Street
Historic silk firm will stay at East 23rd Street occupying basement and second floor of a building at 118 to 120 East 23rd Street and 11% East Twenty-seventh Street. The lease runs through the current year with total rent value around $4,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Silk Firm
East 23d Street
Princess and Countess Sell Manhattan Realty Sale of two Manhattan properties by Princess du Voix and Countess Stafford
Princess du Voix sold a five story building at 137 10 640 West Treat with adjacent land extending 1970 feet, opposite Erie Railroad yards, tenants John T. Star Company for years. Countess Stafford sold a four story flat at 44 Extenty nenond Stewet, 26x1022, 250 feet east of Firat Avenue, through Bank of New York and Trost Com perth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of New York
Trost
Firat Avenue
Brooklyn Apartment Sales and City Dwellings Transfers
Henry Pierson & Co sold ten right family forrestory apartment buildings at 219 and 221 Fifty First Street to Pauline Regal. Louis W Sterweis represented Henry Elias Brewing Co in selling the tenement at Knickerbocker Avenue and Cornelia Street to Lulu Koenix, John F Sullivan and Edmond O Connor. Riley Keily Corp sold a one family house at 72 Sev enty ninth Street to William Heckman, former Fire Commissioner William A Doyle’s home at 427 Fifty eighth Street went to General Phil H Shan Courell R of C for a clubhouse. Meister Builders Inc purchased the two family dwelling at 202100 on Sixth Street and a plot 80 by 160 feet on the south side of Avenue adjoining East Eleventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Henry Pierson & Co
Forrestory
Fifty First Street
Pauline Regal
Henry Elias Brewing Compar
Louis W.sterweis
Knickerbocker Avenue
Cornelia Street
Lulu Koenix
John F. Sullivan
Edmond O'Connor
Riley-Keily
Tyenixth
William Heckman
William A. Doyle
Eighth Street
Phil H. Shan Courell
Meister Builders, Inc
Sintieth Street
East Eleventh Street
Brooklyn Lots Sold At Public Auction In Various Borough Areas
Several Brooklyn parcels including lots on Pinelawn Bush Hay Ridge Windsor Terrace and surrounding sections sold at public auction Tuesday night by a local real estate firm for a total of 1888 05. Twenty eight parcels including two corners on Brooklyn Avenue Rutland Road and Fenimore Street changed hands with prices ranging from 293 to 625 per lot. Additional sales occurred on Gravesend Avenue Seeley Street and Terrace Place with prices reported around 445 720 and 1095 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pin’ Bush
Hay Ridge
Windsor Terrace
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Tales
Tere Tonsaon Dr Company
Brooklyn Avenue
Rutland Id
Fenimore Street
Nostrand Avenue
Rutland Road
Fenimore
Gravesend Avenue
Seeley Street
Citizens Savings Bank to Build New Bowery Bank
Citizens Savings Bank commissions William F crew Construction Company to build a granite and limestone bank at 450-458 Bowery corner Canal Street. Planned two stories, cost about $400,000 with plans by Clarence W. Braser. Also reports Pelham Heights and Pelham Manor property transactions involving Mrs G A McKelvey Mrs Marion K Boyd and Mrs A V Farquhar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 4 Crew Construction Company
Citizens Savings Bank
Brown
Mowery
Canal Street
Tvo
Plano
Clarence W. Braser
Fragments of a Local Notice from a Historic Page
A partially readable OCR fragment shows stray letters and numbers. The text appears garbled with no clear event, place, or names. It offers no actionable details or context to identify a specific notice or outcome for summarization.
New Corporation Formed for 227 to 231 East Twenty Second
The 227 to 231 East Twenty-second Street Corporation is formed to buy the three four and five story buildings at 227 to 231 E Twenty-second Street with UL Benoit J Frimarck and L Markham as directors. Shane and Weinrib represent the new company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Corporation
East Twenty-second Street
Ul, Benoit
J. Frimarck
L. Markham
Twenty-second Street
Shane & Weinrib
Zuckert Selle Home In Pelham At $40,000
Harry M Zuckert, an attorney, sold a hollow tile and stucco residence in Pelham Nyack Avenue to Miss Louisa Friedrich for $40,000. The eleven room three bath house with a three car garage sits on about one third an acre. Several other property transfers are noted in Larchmont and Dyckman area including Woods of Larchmont plots and Dyckman Street parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. G
Harry M. Zuckert Selle
Pelham
George Howe
Harry M Zuckert
Nyack Avenue
Louisa Friedrich
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Business News
Ial Credit
Tanners
Ade
London Wool Sales
Gowrie Tentimin Mernne
BeRten
Manet
Hanes
Mitte Spee Industrie
Otto
Herman
Pothechild & Co
W. Muller
Esarere
Tate
Nate Ie
Hotiona
Pennart
Sherman
Waltes
Clavaland
Malloy Co Ming
Kenenaath
Adfilired
Metall Morea
Stackeote
Hense Furnish
Ttl
Moe
Rattan Gowna
Buna
Kitrea
Azaet Chamoter
Chasaneanen Iit
Parker
Floor Eaverines
Mine Chanlottr
N.C
Het Mtoe
Siten Patine Selveta
Drew Feede
Care
Alfred Pant
Echarlaeton
Dave Fobin
I Farwivy
Tark Avenive
Clarksturg
Man Priedlander
Weary Venneylvania Columath
Telbel Tiree
Soneana
Mears Penney Detroit Ceomtey -Miliner Co
Gremibere
Rike-Kumier
Bavein Neves Sresma
Tescanama
Owninaky
Gahindy
Domes
Wails
Ekitir
Fens Grand
RADIT
Sieb
Cady
Bor Enteral Tdie
Undermrar
Estnet Flaten Honee Reanen
Wyadeatr Chiliteen
Malin Gudersenar
Ingan
Taxoven
Metinger & HA
Haffeitinges
Twanewort
Cath Gage
Hedworth
Linenas M
Miner
Reas
Twanemmill
Heteik
Gaibrini
Reir
Sheen
Kirkman
Melman
Mepibing
Wounson Derg
Sivin
MM. Xatton
Selina
Angi Sen
Ahrapaumer
the Lion
Cearn Wutin
Ager Seatinnat Kid Kiathes
Aecentere
Peanarivanis
Gimbey Tiras
Consinental
Permayania
Falverman
Cassman
Anil
Coats
Farerain & Cos
Atos Burseln
Cementite
Sianey Neuwan
Sidney Newman
Breslin AL Thine
G. A. Rumpe
Thundersear
Hees
Sarrencnet
Bhaman
W. Field
Ture
Infante Vane
Salle
Prise Cloak & Fait
Coie
Ratan
Menameter
Wee Priate
Hautemn
Marne
Ifwar Pleasantviele
NS Vootell
TC. Mol
Reneral Pulmnelt
Canta
Sithereenee
Une Inerata
Pennaylvena Pennington Wieesatis
Raton
Abiete Shay
Faibern
Emery Veils
Suantanburg
M Greesesald
Mene Elstnime
Ture Iohinan
Haga
Imrine Ahd
ORIC
Ngstown
Hewteman
Halenti Toungrtown
Banton
Epiann
Attornneys
Moston
Uniontown
Fuller
Werry Dexter
McGaw
Lous Groods
McGee
Mire Groody
Berkeley Oval
Lorene Avenues
Brons
Deliros Realty Corporation
Samuel Ropenberg
Nathatt Wilson
Porehaxing Company
Donnelly & Kadel
Seider H. Kempner
Mall J. Howe & Co
187Th Street
Clay Avenue
Herman Knepper Company
Honeywell Avenue
Aronson & Lieberowan
Knepper Company
Webster Avenue
Moshola Parkway
20 Street
Warraant
American Shipbuilding Co
Washington
Magma Arizona Railroad
William Royce Thompson
Commission
Ion Authority
Plumber
Lexington Dwelling
New Jersey
Leroy Coventry
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Weat Seventieth Street
Zubow
Lexington Ave
Pliny
9Th Street
H. Jackson
Creston Avenue Corner
Ludlow Estate
Astor
Culver & Co
Joint Ownership Construction Co, Inc
Frederic Culver
Lexington Avenue
Frances T. Stockwell
East Hampton
Joseph
Cor Holt
Ahrens
Mary
Bapport Arpemennnettt
Renain Ie
Twenty Third Street
Grare
Amore
Thie Tian
East Twenty Third Street
Eaventy-svennet Strert 1. Mess, Inc
Eiverean Kent New Temes
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc
Tilden
Bunt & Invereht, Inc
Bifth Avenue
Marinelio Company
Ligcott
Madi Formns Pract Ce
Butler & Parlor
First Street
Merery & Wel
William A. White & Bane
McAleenan & Chrystal
Heaver
Fortynventh Stret
Reliance System
Brady & Bowman
Orden Huilding
Mansas Avenue
Forty-fifth Street
Muter Laboratories
Hud
Princess and Countess
Manhattan Realty
Citizens’ Savings Bank
New Bowery Howe
Horace S. Bly
Bishey
Manhattan
Real Ruland & Stransatts
Las Gibbons
Amsterdam
New
Parochi
Cost
Larchmont
Burke Stone
Dne
H. A. Conjor
Dyckman
Eleto Realty Coiton Adld
Edward J. Fenel
Dyckman Street
Nagle Avenue
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