Business Heads Blamed I Slim By B C Forbes
Readings from business leaders reveal grim mood as layoffs rise and stock losses deepen. A V Falcone laments Wall Street pessimism while urging major investors to restore confidence and buy strong equities. Dr Will P Gleason urges buying when prices are depressed, noting midwest optimism. John Hoer comments on T R Crane’s stock gift as humane but not representative of broader corporate trends. George H Linden criticizes layoffs and urges prioritizing married women workers to support families.
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Fields Grandson Reported Engaged in London
The Daily Sketch reports Marshall Field grandson of the Chicago magnate and Mrs Nudley Goale, a popular Lomian figure, plan a London wedding in August with Mary James as the bride.
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Moody Posts Reward for Swanger Slayer Case
Governor Moody offered a $100 reward for evidence leading to the conviction of Karl R. Swanger of Mountville, who was returning from a campaign stop in Hunraville when the incident occurred.
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Auto Accessories Group Slides in Economic Decline
The Auto Accessories stock group shows a downward trend with June losses dragging the index to 87.1, far below November’s 111.3, despite overall auto industry weakness. Analysts cite retrenchment in production and cautious outlook amid persistent market softness.
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Rioting Situation Reported Improved in Bengal
Rioting in Kishoreganj and nearby villages shows some restraint while authorities continue efforts. Property losses and market listings indicate ongoing unrest amid a generally improved situation as classified ads note San Antonio brokers amid broad real estate activity.
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Burke's Relative Alleged in Ring Hunted for Auto Theft
In Chicago on July 17 YP Punp TR McDonnell druggist and brother in law of Fred Burke was arrested on charges of automobile theft. A stolen car with license plates issued to McDonnell was tied to the two men responsible for the killing of Thomas Bonner a week earlier.
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Tainted Meat Kills Three Children in Detroit Home
Three children die and six others fall ill after tainted meat eaten at a Detroit home on Sunday night. Local authorities investigate the outbreak as families seek explanation for the contaminated food.
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Hundreds Hold Fire Line Across San Francisco Area
Hundreds of firefighters from nearby districts battled brush and timber blazes along the Pacific coast. Crews held firm as lines were established and water supplies tightened to prevent a major spread, with cautious optimism as control was regained.
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Ash Tariff Ruling Delays In Treasury Interpretations
Washington July 17 The Treasury Department is deluged with requests from its customs collectors and importers for interpretations of the new tariff. The rush signals a busy period as officials work to clarify duties and application rules amid changes in tariff law.
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