Market outlook mixed as bear market looms on Wall Street
Distinctive Wall Street briefing notes bankers cautious amid dull trading and bearish sentiment. Some say a bear phase deepens with limited selling, while others anticipate a possible spring rally around Labor Day. Industry reviews note cautious steel demand and potential production cuts in coming weeks.
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Sant
Wome
Beata
DAIS
Col
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleve- Jani Trust Company
Wall Street
Colon Agere
General Businger
Qwans Eyers
Basi
Mesa
Vince Ruverenis
Steel
Flyers hailed after Atlantic hop to Newfoundland shores
The crew of the Southern Cross received a national ovation after successfully spanning the Atlantic and making a forced landing on Newfoundland shores. The fleet’s captain led the perilous crossing, with cheers rising as the flyers were safety assured.
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Newfoundland
Atlantic
Southern Cross
Treland
November law and stock trends in a nervous market
The piece notes the November law affecting prices and credit, with grain price breaks and nervous Wall Street activity. It mentions carriers like Cui Veecilir Norfolk Western Atchison and Delaware and Western union alongside North American and International Business Machine, all sliding a few points. Discussions reference a potential 2 percent rediscount rate amid uncertain fiscal signals.
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Wall Street
Cui Veecilir
Norfolk
Wrstern
Atchison
Delaware
Stndson
North American
Western Union
International Businese
Macline
Abandant
Call Macy
Paris Bank Ordered to Restore Merson Honor
The Seine Tribunal rules the Bank of France must pay one franc and remove Luc-Olivier Merson’s name from the 30 franc mold. It deems the designer’s name a mutilation of the artwork and orders immediate removal. Police use tear gas in Batavia amid disorder after a device assault.
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Paris
Art iv Art
Bank of France
Seine Tribunad
Luc-Olivier Merson
Heira of Merson
Hay
Merton
Net
Theeurt
Rockefeller Lands Church Workmen Amid Construction Gratitude
New York June 25 John D Rockefeller Sr chairman of the building committee of the church under construction expressed gratitude to the laborers. He said they are not actuated solely by monetary reward but by a desire to participate fully in the undertaking of erecting the church.
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New York
John
Rockefeller Sr
Hiverchitrch
Hockefeller
Audit to begin on city books starting with Chambers era
An audit of dw city's finances will commence with the Chambers administration and extend back to 1930, covering Tobin and Chambers eras. City monitors say the review aims to expose expenditures and provide the opposition access to the full report as soon as possible.
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Wvdié
Monitor
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nniletr-Smith
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Cobbs
Sally Carheira-Chomnes and
Company
Wile
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Binek
Desires Beer, Gets Knocked in Head
Ernest Pelee of Marion South Carolina seeks a drink and is lured into an alley where armed assailants blunt him, steal his purse, and leave him unconscious. The incident hints at an attempted theft tied to Price and ongoing tensions over saloons in the area. Police investigate the assault and theft case with no definitive arrests reported.
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Fingers Crippled Sues for $1000 in Albany
A woman claims $1000 in damages after an undertaker, O'Conner, allegedly slammed an automobile door on her fingers at a funeral home. She alleges the injury left her unable to perform daily bench work and other tasks. The suit names Frank Angelo and Mrs. St. Angelo as involved parties.
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Nix
Wirie
Frank
T. Angelo
St. Angelo Élaima Frank
O'Conner
U S Should Not Begrudge Pledge To War Veterans
William Randolph Hearst urges honoring veterans by funding the promised indemnity and war pensions. He argues front line soldiers sacrificed everything while others profited, warns of future wars, and advocates avoiding foreign entanglements while meeting debt of honor.
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U. S
Washington
George Washington
William Randolph Hearst
Capone Remark Sparks Warning During Traffic Stop
Chicago dispatch reports a cab driver Joseph Cartelli faced a taunting exchange with officer Tony Capone who claimed he matched a feared gangster name. The officer warned Cartelli he might be wanted and advised paying a fine of 25. A classified ad line invites readers to place notices in a local column.
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Chicago
Capone
Joseph Cartelli
Po Ucerman
Tony Capone
Cibby
Glint
Big
Carlell
Calves Are Cow's Record in Rural Kentucky
In Raceland Kentucky a two year old cow owned by Mrs Emma Meads recently bore a calf. The birth drew attention due to the cow's earlier notoriety when she strayed from home into nearby woods, becoming the talk of the area.
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Raceland
Mrd
Emma Meads
Rose
Tenty-Secon
Killer Gets Life Term And More
In Los Angeles on June 25 Judge Marshall Bte Camp sentenced Joseph Terring to a life term for murder of Albert Leulle and to an additional eleven year term for assault to murder James Murphy. The two sentences run consecutively with no parole, though one judge recommended parole not be granted.
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Los Angeles
Joseph
Anbert Leulle
Cerse
James J. Murphy
Marshall
Famous Hostess Will Be Honored Posthumously
A Paris luminary from the eighteenth century, renowned as a hostess in the Paris arts world, is to be honored posthumously with a commemorative bronze plaque to be placed at No 274 Saint Vonare where she served as hostess.
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Sime
Geoffrien
Paris
Stue
Mayors Webb and Chambers in election probe tensions rise
In Laredo on January 24, discussion surrounded Webb County election law violations. Mayor C M Chambers of San Antonio denied involvement while Attorney General Robert Lean Babbitt demanded names, citing local customs of Webb County. District Attorney John A Valle and Mayor Albert Martin declined to comment as the controversy grew.
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Chambére
Robert Lean Babbitt
Crater Arts
Bexar Couly
Turks to Disprove Oriental Origin in Constantinople
A Turkish folklore drive plans to prove European descent and disprove Oriental origins. Constantinople’s interior is divided into 12 zones for systematic searches of lore and customs tied to racial origin. A Turkish woman proposed an official commission at Angora to rewrite national history in line with ethnological findings.
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Sane Sa
Angora
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