Bankers Weigh Market Outlook Amid Credit Strain
B C Forres reports mixed views from JPMorgan Chase partners and bankers like Charles E Millehell of National City Bank on stock risks. Credit inflation, broker loans, and non-bank funds seed caution, while Everet Sweeny stays bullish. Patterson, Morgan leaders, and US Steel figures shape a cautious market posture ahead of elections.
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J. P. Morgan and Company Partners
Charles E. B Millehell
National City Band
Naional
George F. Baker
Soundings Taken in Columbia River
Government engineers conduct a series of soundings in the Columbia River to measure depth at Portland and Astoria. George Lindell visited and two men were arranged to take readings every fifteen minutes for comparison with Portland and Astoria data. The readings aim to update river depth data.
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United Statea
Portland
Astoria
Reese
George ‘Lindell
Vortland
Seattle Child Hit by Machine Dies in Tragic Accident
A Seattle child was fatally struck by a moving machine after breaking away from a companion and sprinting into a dangerous area near Wenniiches. Witness Peter Van Drkt of Corhmere reported the incident to authorities. The toy involved belongs to Mire William E. Pool and others nearby.
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Seattle
Whnazcnen
Carl Tt
Peter van Drkt
Corhmere
Mire
William E. Pool
Beattie
Beaten Woman Sues Husband Over Radium Poison Claim
In Newark Nd a battered wife contends her husband subjected her to cruel treatment leading to radium poisoning. She seeks legal remedy against him amid ongoing domestic case proceedings.
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Newark
Divorce Action Filed Over Treatment By Radium Firm
Mrs. Quintin McDonalds sues United States Radium Corp alleging cruel treatment and seeks damages. The case arises as one of five women exposed to radium poisoning while employed painting watch faces and clocks. A jury awarded her $10,001 for damages after a promise of sort of settlement.
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Nawarie
N. J
Get
Ime
Quintin McDonalds
United States
McDonald
Drowning victim recovered near Oroville lake
In Oroville on Oct 4 the body of Charles Clark a salesman for a Spokohe paper house was recovered after he drowned in a nearby lake. The body was found floating by C Adams and Torey Walker, companions on the fishing trip. Nels Finnelin was saved when farmers near the lake shore heard the distress.
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Oroville
Oroyoos
Charles Clark
Spokohe
C. Adams
Torey Walker
Clark
Nels Finnelin
Young Thieves Sentenced in Marion County Heist
Solth Bend, Oct. 13. Two young suspects tied to a jewelry theft in Long Beach, Marion Target, received reform school sentences. Linest.reap of Long Teach and Glen Leitzen, 21, were ordered by Judge H. W. B. Siewen in superior court to Monroe state reformary after being found guilty of second degree larceny.
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Solth Bend
Sion
Linest
Long Teach
Marion Tercick
Glen Leitzen
Ecrn
Monroe
H.W. B. Siewen
Alimony Claim Highlights Court Appearance in Divorce Case
In a divorce case, Mrs Marion [ticeami claims George Riceami owes $1800 in arrears on $100 a month alimony. She states Riceami remarried and cannot pay, while his first wife alleges he used funds to support a second wife in Europe.
Smith Will Miss Indiana and Ohio on Swing
Governor Alfred E. Smith will not visit Indiana or Ohio during his current campaign swing. He arrived in Louisville and will depart tomorrow, spending time in St Louis before speaking Tuesday night in Jal in Missouri.
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Sweeny
George F. Maker
Mr. Sweezy
America
Baye
Sweezy
Wir
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Louisville
Alfred HB. Smith
Indiane
Ohio
Smith
St. Louis
Jalin
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Thomas J. Watson
International Business Machines
John OH. Patterson
National Cash Register Company
Patterson
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Meron C. Taylor
United States Steel Corporation
Gary Diri
J.P. Morgan
Jamce A. Faerell
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