Hearst stock payout marks eighth straight dividend
San Francisco May 27 Hearst Consolidated Publications Inc declares an eighth consecutive quarterly cash dividend on Class A 7 percent cumulative participating preferred shares at 1.75 per share annually, payable June 15 to stockholders of record June 1. The payout benefits over 31 000 investors and signals ongoing industry vitality across Hearst titles including New York Evening Journal Chicago Evening American San Francisco Examiner Los Angeles Herald Express Detroit Times Seattle Post Intelligencer and more. The board also approves 4334 cents per share common dividend payable June 15 to record holders June 1.
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San Francisco
Hearst Consolidated Publications, Inc
Atlantic
Pacific
ATDEC
Hearst Consolidated Fablications, Inc
William Randolph Tharst
Hearst Consolidated
New York Evening Journal
Chicago Evening American
San Franciscan Examiner
Los Angeles Herald-Express
Detroit Times
Seattle Post—Intelligencer
Los Angeles’ Examiner
Oatland Post-Enquirer
Pittsburg Sun-Telegraph
San Francisco Call-Bulletin
American Weekly
American Newsprint Company
Shipbuilding in U S Maintains Lead Over Foreign Output
Washington May 27 The transportation division of the Commerce Department reports U S shipbuilding kept a better level than foreign yards in early 1922 The US decline was 1000 gross tons in Q1 versus 27000 for Great Britain and Ireland and 77000 in other maritime nations No ships were obtained from Russia resulting in US yards 185000 tons behind GB and Ireland versus over 450000 tons behind a year ago
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Washington, D. C
INS
United States
Transportation Division
Department of Commerce
Great Britain
Ireland
Russia
Ethiopia Plans to End Slavery in Abyssinia
Ras Tafari the emperor of Abyssinia announced plans to emancipate all slaves within his kingdom within one year. Anti slavery groups and the Filipino government discussed rapid measures to free the enslaved population, which last year was estimated at about 2,000,000. Domestic servitude remains, while slave trading is punishable by death. Congo leads in diamonds with Kasai output reported at 1,900,000 carats.
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Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Abyssinia
Ethopia
Ras Tafari
Megrures
Anti
Filiinpian
Remembering the Good speaker at Wide Memorial Museum
Thomas H. Etheridge will address the public at 4 p m Sunday at the Wide Memorial museum, hosted by the Alamo Mission chapter of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas. The event features music by Mrs. K P Arendt and a series of dances and social nights at the Labor Temple and other venues through late May with performances by Ralph Webster and his orchestra and the Southern Rhythm Boys, among others.
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Thomas H. Etheridge
Radio Programs Across Stations and Time Blocks
A dense listing of radio برنامج segments with station identifiers, show names, hosts, and broadcast times. Notable entries include programs with McQuaner, Webster’s yard, Don Redman orchestra, and Amos ’n’ Andy, spanning morning to late evening slots across multiple frequencies.
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RVSA
Camel Quarter
Hove
Don Redman
Ble
Chestra
mu—Gas Armbel Woai
Ciulea
me—Friendauls Town
Armour Nous
Pontiac Chletialng
Bn. m
Fos Company
Amos 'N
Andy
Gunter Orchestra
Lula P.m —Gebhandt
Uis P. Meats News
FMAC
Allocyelon
Bud
Lombarda_record
Marlon
Inter
fi—International
Belmont Park Race Coverage and Radio Listings
Belmont Park hosts a $25 000 three year olds mile race described by Thomas Dryan George on KTSA and Columbia at 1 48 PM Saturday. Irvin Cobb not mentioned in the program. piano acts and radio concerts featuring Edna Kellogg and Paul Whiteman are announced for WOAT and the National network.
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J. A. M'Lean
Belmont Park
N.C
Columbia
Irvin 5
Cobb
Woat
Bernard Berquist
Davey Ruse
Iain S Cobb
Maz Edna Kellogg
Wil
Vierma
Ray Shield
Paul Whiteman
Anvil Chorus
I ‘Trovatore
National Network
Whiteman
Jack Follon
Old Village
Faitany
Hero Officer Saves Boy From Drowning in Quebec Quarry
Montreal Mayor Sarita Robert rises to fame for saving 9 year old Charles Batty from drowning in a quarry. He leaped in without removing clothes, swam to the boy, brought him ashore with assistance from a second constable. Both were unharmed and reported safe.
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Boy
Montreal
Sarita Robert
Charles Batty
Robert
Color sign posts proposed to guide British roads
England to use color mile stones and sign posts as indicators of road quality. The ministry of transport considers blue for best roads, green for secondary routes, and amber for others. The proposal aims to help drivers who must slow to read current numbers.
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England
London
Ministry of Transport
Rector Names Efficiency Of Christ Ideal Labor Shown
London May 21 The devotion of Rev. H. F. Davidson to the cause was proclaimed as he defended himself against charges of immorality after nearly 22 hours of testimony at Church House Westminster. He cited a letter to the Bishop of Norwich about aiding women who erred and said Christ would walk in Piccadilly today. A photograph of him with a partially undraped young girl was said to have been taken for immoral purposes. Tacoma Wash May 37 An efficiency expert announced the ideal common laborer after testing 500 men. Leslie E. Vinson of the Tacoma civil service dept says the best worker is 5 ft 7 in, 96 years old, 350 pounds, with men under 28 or over 49 appearing inefficient. weights under 130 or over 380 show poor fitness. Tests involve moving 42-pound concrete blocks between levels.
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London
H. F. Davidson
Christ
Plccadilly
Plesadilly
Steeeta
Tacoma
Wash
Leslie E. Vinson
Tacoma Civil Service Department
Vinson
Hoarded Dollar Buys Auto Permit Incident
In Ilion New York on May 2 state automobile bureau officials found four old large denomination dollars and a note saying This is my last Ive been hoarding it enclosed in an application for renewal of a driver s permit.
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Ilion
N.Y
State
Scense
Texas Commission Awards Contracts
Texas highway commission awarded road and bridge contracts totaling 1,344,982 dollars for 65 miles of concrete paving 6 miles of grading and drainage structures and nine bridges. Projects cover Tarrant Leon Roberts Childress McLennan Bexar Guadalupe De Witt Reeves Jeff Davis McCullough Shelby Stonewall Presidio and Hudspeth counties.
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Austin
Texas Highway Commission
Toy
Tarrant
Leon
Roberts, Childress, McLennan
Bexac
Guadalupe
De‘Witt
Reeves
Jeff Davis
McCulloch
Shelby
Stonewall
Presidio
Hudspeth
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