Market chatter on short selling and chiselers
Senate hearing with veteran trader Brush discusses short selling effects on prices, market manipulation risks, and the existence of pools or chiselers. He explains how large sales can depress prices, notes the difficulty of day to day guessing, and defends his strategy as based on personal judgment and market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brosh
Brush
Chislers
New York
Tmited
Sen‘ator Gore
Okdahoiea
Senstor Glass
Demcrat
Virginia
Gray
Greece
Stock Exchange
Whitney
Keokuk
Mvor
Brash
Bronkhorl
AL Capone
Mme
Rockefeller
Baldey
Democrat
Ohio
Brusly
Bulkley
Senator Glass
Couzens
Republican
Michigan
Weather summary and city forecasts from scattered OCR text
A fragmented weather bulletin references precipitation, winds, and conditions across multiple regions. It lists cities such as Des Moines Oklahoma City Houston Memphis Montgomery and Phoenix with notes on cloudy and wet conditions. The text mixes dates and place names in a garbled OCR style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toxsa
Oklahomd
Liuisiana
Roche Bo Ky Hoston
Aeni Reve Ciene Rekh
Cunrtonian
Coruna
Moines
Ll. Leloudy
Ark
Treia May
Montgomery
Ala
Donne Neomlew
Omliama
vAipor
Tims Woody
Wisktta
Ais
Government ownership of railroads debated in crisis talk
The text argues for government involvement or ownership of railroads as a solution during turmoil. It notes times where France manages resources, mentions labor strikes, and discusses buying lines at fair prices to stockholders. It considers competition with autos and planes and references the New York Central stock drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biskra
Norn Africa
France
New York Central
Two Girls Slashed in Knife Battle Reported
Viola Thompson aged 16 and Gertrude Jones aged 18, both of 1312 Morales street, were slashed in the face and side during a Friday morning knife fight. They were taken to Robert B. Green hospital for treatment. An aged man, J. M. Saunders, 76, of 610 Porter Street, was reported missing Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Thompson
Morales Street
Gertrude Jones
Robert B. Green
J. M. Saunders
Porter Street
Alamo tribute honors Texas heroes with floral tributes
A large ceremony at the Alamo featured governors, senators, and military leaders paying homage to Texas heroes of the Alamo era. The event included tributes from Brig. Gen. Howland and clergy, with bands playing patriotic selections. A monument to Richard Andrews was unveiled in Concepcion Park as Pat Neff of Baylor spoke on Texas independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United Spanish War Veterans
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Robert B. Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Texas 4
Alamo
Ross Sterling
Austin
W. A. Williamson
Williamson
C. R. Howland
P. B. Hill
P. J. Geehan
America
Thomas Jefferson and
Brackenridge
Otto Zoeller
Richard Andrews
Concepcion Park
Pat M. Neff
Baylor University
Stabilize the Dollar via Government and Federal Reserve Action
William Randolph Hearst argues for stabilizing the purchasing power of the dollar by expanding the circulating medium in hard times and contracting it in good times. He says the Glass-Steagall act allows more federal reserve notes and urges the government to issue its own notes to replace withdrawn commercial paper, balancing gold standard adherence with credit expansion to revive production and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve
Crediit
William Randolph Hearst
Hoe in Receivership in New York Federal Court
R Hoe and Company Inc manufacturers of newspaper printing presses were petitioned into an equity receivership in federal court today. The company officers filed an answer consenting to the action.
Public Invited to Canopus Tourist Club Fete
The public is invited to the Canopus Tourist Club dance at the Milam building headquarters at 8 15 p m Friday according to an announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fete
Milam Building
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New Jersey
Case Corporation
Unis
Auburn
American International Corporation
The
Wolff & Marx Co
Nypical Wolff & Marx
Brady Auear
TNA
Finmit
Eduath
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