Brokers Fear Gift of Irish Melon in NY Market
Brokers fear Congress may push a gift of regulatory reform in stocks and commodities. The piece discusses the New York Stock Exchange’s stance on reforms, the potential prohibition on brokers acting as both principal and agent, and the need for better segregation of investment banking from brokerage activities. It notes the Democratic platform and references analyses by eminent economists at a Philadelphia session of the American Economic Association.
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Merryle Stanley Rureyser
Calyeraal Borrive
New York
Congress
New York Block Exchange
Ferdinand Pecorn
London ‘Stock Exchange
London
Exchange
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin Hotel
American Economic Association
Wall Street Heads Toward Calm After Holiday Trade
Spectator reports Wall Street ends a holiday lull with no major price shifts. Tax selling is seen completing today under new delivery rules while some orders are scaled back in expectation of light volume and potential price relief. Washington notes possible revenue plan changes may affect market activity and stock exchange regulation.
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New York
Wall Street
Discovery of skin anchored immunity widens disease protection
Dr. Reuben L. Kahn of the University of Michigan reports that immunity may extend beyond blood to the skin and other tissues. The host line for immunity includes skin and peritoneum with pra cipitins agglutins and antigens driving defense, anchoring bacteria locally.
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Cambridge
Bass
Des
American Association For the Advancement
Reuben L. Kahn
Elintca
University of Michigan
Ely
Hahn
Kahn
Club events mark social season in San Antonio
The San Antonio Bell Culture club met at 8 PM at Mrs. L. W. Alexander’s home with Mrs. Roy E. B. Thomas and Mrs. R. L. Rhea as hostesses. Bible day talks featured five women from the Bible, and a tea followed with guests including John Rollins and E. W. Chaney. Other events include New Year dances at the Denver Heights Recreation Club and various school and club activities with open house, decorations, and community gatherings.
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San Antonio Bell Culture) Club
Thursdib
Hays
L. W. Alexander
North Ghye
East Olmos Drive
Roy EB. Thomas
R. L. Rhea
Alexander
John Rollins
Naomi
Ruth
Orpah
Miriam
Jaehebed
Denver Heights
Forter Street
South Falmoda Avenue
B. Fortier
New
Chamber of Commerce
Louisiana
Imate
Milan
Savile
Wallington notes on vitamins and White House pets
An assortment of notes touches on early vitamin science by Secretary Wallace, a personal diet trial, and social anecdotes from the Hoover and Roosevelt eras. It mentions Major the White House dog and Meggie the Scotty, plus light remarks on political and labor figures and a proposed new nickname for Americans as “Professor.”
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C. Ods
Universal Silvier
Wallington, D
Wallace
Hoover Administration
Gant
Longworth
White House
Meggle
Scottie
Roosevelt
Major
Frances Perkins
Misa Perkins
Nugent Donds
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Sids
Joughand
Auto Victim to Get Blood Transfusion at Hospital
Physicians at Robert G. Greer hospital prepared for broad transfusions to save Milton Mathews after a Tuesday night crash on the Sutherland Springs road. Mathews, who was visiting friend Miss Julia Hays at Sayers, was gravely injured when his car struck a tree. First to offer blood were Miss Hays, his father P. W. Mathews of 414 Leigh Street, and Mir Delgado of 121 Jarobs Street.
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Robert G. Greer Hospital
Milton Mathews
Sutherland Springs
Mathews
Julia Hays
Sayers
Miss Hays
P. W. Mathews
Leigh Street
Mir Delgado
Jarobs Street
Choir to Present Mozart Work at South Ride Church
The Meneelssorm choir of about 49 mixed voices performs Mozart's Twelfth Mass under conductor Thomas Reid with Mrs. W. Hoon at the piano. The public concert at South Ride Christian Church begins at 8 o'clock Wednesday.
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Meneelssorm Choir
South Ride Christian Church
Thomas Reid
Mozart
W. Hoon
Welock
Messenger acquitted in strike picketing case
OM Alexander, 17, of 204 Garolina street, the only messenger caught by Western Union officials during a Saturday picket, was acquitted in incorporation court on a charge of disturbing the peace. He admitted taking part in the picket but denied loud or boisterous conduct as the strike over wages and routes expanded after the discharge of several boys who demanded better pay and hours.
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Alexander
Gar- Olina Errest
Western Tinton
Incorporation Court
NRA
Too Much Cheer Brings Sorrow to 76 in . A. Court
A San Antonio court processed 86 cases from Christmas Day celebrations, most fined for drunkenness as liquor rules loom. Many defendants faced small fines or jail time, reflecting a harsher holiday season crackdown.
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Gustwins
San
Disturbing school trouble and political feints in a rural page
A chaotic mix of local youths skipping Ledbetter school and causing nuisances, plus an unsigned radio satire about Congress and public works. The piece weaves in humorous asides from various fictional and real figures, reflecting a muddled early civic discourse and social commentary.
Telegraph Firms Get NRA Ruling on Overtime
Washington reports Telegraphic companies are allowed to run employees up to 192 hours a month or four weeks under modified reemployment terms. Treasury receipts for December 22 show $8,503,000 with total expenditures around $70.24 million, including emergency costs.
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NRA
Washington, D.C
Flint
Howe
Treasury
Washington
D. C
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