Liberty Bond Gains Drive Prices Through 1921 Market
Liberty bonds rose in value across 1921 with an average gain near 8 percent. The first and fourth loans showed varied prices, while gold influence and lower interest rates underpinned the upward move. Bondholders overall saw substantial gains as inflation eased and government securities attracted investor demand.
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Tarden Colfax
Coprsight
Seg Antonis Tekt
New Fork
Liberty
Yale
Boots
Vistry Soten Orgtaliy Snes Duan
Parsons
Hough
Jane
Aye
Seni
Shea Nts
Treasury
Avery
Laverty Honda
Therby
Mineo
British subject status of Speyer and family overturned
An official notice records the naturalization certificates for Sir Howard Speyer, his wife, and two daughters being revoked by the Privy Council. Speyer, born in Germany in 1882, had been listed as an alien enemy during the war but was cleared at the time. A later secret trial in November led to the extraordinary action.
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Howard Speyer
Hoover Brothers
London
Frankfort
New York
Vounallore
Luuden Guz
Wetle
Vdleax
Germany
Fispane
Myst
Agaiat
M. J. Tisnefent
Jendershis
Boxlux
Henaud
Brasee
Borlug
Westhante
Pau
Peli
Canada Views Irish Debate With Interest
Canadian readers watch the Irish debate and possible settlement effects on dominion status. The piece discusses constitutional conference calls, dominion autonomy, and potential shifts in Canada’s political alignments amid cross border pressures and the distribution of cabinet power among Liberals, Progressives, and others.
Czechs and Austria Seal Postwar Economic Accord
A three day conference between Czechoslovakia and Austria yields a trade treaty and planned economic union aims. Leaders including President Masaryk and Chancellor Schober praise steps toward normalizing Central European relations, with aspirations for credit, debt settlement, and improved cross border trade.
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Austeis
Memryt
Edouerd
Cexhhoslovakie
Haingich
Schober
Ameria
Ulate
Hapsburg Empire
Czechnalovakia
Doeland
Yugoslovakia
Austria
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Schabke
Beegue Naid
Haring
Ech
Renes
Fare
Avetta
Tle
Staten
Gergana
Bohemia
Czechonlovakia
Poveenmentu
Wurzbach to Talk on American Association Event
Congres swman Worstiach ill address members of the American Association for the Teongnimion of the Erteh Republic. The event, at 8 p.m. in Rt. Marry auditorium, Fa e fore, will cover the Penditional Atumide America and feature discussion of small Taltiage stemceling Fin iidenendaien. Mrs dw fu Marks and Mies Marine Ate Grorey are listed among those attending.
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M. Worstiachill
Commentare
Ince Barre Caragli
Alperican
Teongnimion
Erteh Republic
Rt. Marry Auditorium
Fae Fore
Waseaddroms
America
Mies Marine
Trade Meeting Edges Toward Baltic Economic Accord
Reports from a wartime era trade meeting discuss tentative Baltic state economic cooperation with Germany and Finland as discussions edge toward a broader accord. Officials have not issued formal statements, but analysts note improving traffic and economic conditions amid shifting alliances and ongoing wartime pressures.
Holidays and Inventory Period Spur Manufacturing Outlook
The article notes end of year holiday and inventory pauses will slow December and early January activity across manufacturing, with several plants resuming and new projects postwar brightening prospects. Paige Detroit Motor Co shareholders plan to reorganize Jowett Motor Co and begin six cylinder production next year. Charcoal Iron Co to reopen Mine at Bogsemer January 2 and ramp output to meet demand. Employment remains tight with under 100,000 workers, versus 50,000 normally, while wholesale dry goods firms forecast better delivery in spring.
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Sola
Antonie
Dy Pete
Hanna
Dolrvit
Tally
Paige Deetroit Motor Cay Company
Jowett Motor Company
Charcoal Iron Company
Tong
Munistigde
Bogsemer
Ford
Business VOLS LARGM December Dustnesy Volumes Rise
Specing Correspondent reports Southwest merchants expect December business to outpace last year despite price cuts. Wholesale trade shows solid collections in cities, with dividends and bonuses paid. turkeys dress and eggs sold at midrange prices. Plumbers union deadlock in Pittsburg. New York rail order restricts half time work. steel orders dip but January demand seen rising. hides rise in Boston. tires and building materials soften. shoe production strong in Chicago. oil prices high in Oklahoma. woodworking firms busy. flour prices at low but uncertain. celery shipments large in New York.
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Bale Smith
Thodan Autohtsgy
Alania
Wir Fivapee Corporation
Tusiiaxs
Man's Nothing
Retail trade in holiday season boosts department stores
The text notes business growth in the holiday period, with department stores reporting sales volume levels comparable to 1920 due to price reductions, bargain sales, and aggressive advertising. It mentions trade focusing on inventories and the strong push by retailers to attract customers despite competition among stores.
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Sean
Cmd
Tha Sear
Lastor
Stalier
Ros Szensier Avery Sheng
Ball Fighting May Return to South France
A 1691 report by Norman Matson discusses revived interest in bull fighting in southern France and Spain, noting bans in Portugal and Brazil, promoters pushing events for spring, and debate over public appetite for violent theater as a related spectacle. It cites court actions, loopholes, and potential international bids sparked by renewed touring plans amid a controversial cultural clash.
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Norman Matson
Tongright
Madrid
voove—Nins
Zoulouse
Bayona
Snewhere
New York
Cnming Brek
Sipali
Femauis Popatee
Branca
Ian
Ning Haw
Fragmented Lobster Shell Exhibit Sparks Curiosity
An exhibit in Cuero Texas features oddities including a rusting mineral shell and a strange description. Visitors were drawn by a peculiar label and a local comparison to a geologic museum. Houston Rice Zogtitaa presents a related display with drawings by Clark Oldoa as part of a broader collection.
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Ars
Cuero
Tex
Dee
Dam Thorman
Atell Jv
Houston
Molinvk
Yoome
Dahon Clark Oldoa
Fie
Wtructor
Minating
Ries
Algo Mo
Des Moines Streetcar War Ends in Voters’ Victory
A lengthy Des Moines report recalls a four month reign of disruption as residents voted 16 000 to 13 000 to bring back streetcars. Mothers and local business leaders pushed for reform, detailing costs, taxes, and transit changes while authorities laid out investigations into company payments and public paving. The campaign fused civic action with street level impacts on jobs, rents, and downtown life.
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