Steel Corporation Sets Aside 224 Million for Nine Months
New York Oct 30 Directors of the United States Steel Corporation cut the "extra" dividend on common shares from 3 to 2 and kept regular 11 4 per cent on common and 10 4 per cent on preferred. Total earnings for the period reached 144 948 030, below the peak June quarter by about 445 000 as tax charges mounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Corporation
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Peeer
Work of Our Men Insured By Victory
Special cable reports American First Army actions from Oct. 30 showing intensified pressure on German lines between the Argonne and the Meuse. The piece notes German reserves stretched thin, a focus on communications rail lines, and the looming threat to the Longuyon Mezieres railroad as key to sustaining Allied advances.
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Lincoln Eyre
San Antonio
New York World
the Press Pub. Co
N.sys World
American First Army
Argonne
Meuse
Ostend
Bruges
Lille
France
Wershing
Belgium
Grandpre- Caures Wood
Germany
Verdun
Gérian
Jines
Kuiemhild
Longuyon
Mezieres
Luxemburg
Jongnyon
Voie de
Flanders
Pershing
Tanlac credited with dramatic recovery in El Paso woman
Mrs. P. A. Johnson of 202 East Third Street El Paso credits Tanlac with ending eight years of rheumatism indigestion and nervousness. She reports weight gain improved sleep and restored appetite after using the remedy sold in San Antonio by Wagner's Drug Store and Meier's Pharmacy.
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P. A. Johnson
East Third St
el Paso
Texas
Taniac
Anlac
San Antonio
Wagner
Meier
Four Allied Divisions Once Fierce, Now Recalled in War Chronicle
The article recalls Theard Guards and Sun Guards with past glories at Cambrai, Mount Kemmel, Belleau Wood, and Chateau-Thierry. It notes their reassignments from Lorraine to Champagne then Meuse, high officer casualties, and replacements restoring strength by August. The 28th Division, Kaiser’s pet, fought on the Somme and Aisne, suffered heavy losses, and remained battle ready. The 18th Division, long in the fight since Liege, saw actions at Champagne Artois Verdun Somme and Chemin-des-Dames before facing Americans with rapid redeployments.
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Ine
Argonne Forest
Meuse
Adj
Vance
Prussia
Bitel Wiicerich
1St Guards
Witel
Chemin-des- Dames
Marne
Eitel
Argonne
Theard Guards
Cambrai
Mount Kemmel
Lorraine
Gouraud
Champagne
Belleau Wood
Chateau-Thierry
Sun Guards
3Rd Guards
Somme
Aisne
Soissons
Yoeh
Liege
Au-guschy
Artois
Verdun
Chemin-des-Dames
Champoagne
Government aims to use lower grades of cotton for military fabrics
Washington confirms a policy to require greater use of lower middling cotton to stabilize prices. The cotton distribution committee reports an agreement among army and navy representatives, War Industries Board, and National Council of Cotton Manufacturers. Fabrics for government contracts will be judged by strength and suitability, not cotton grade, and this applies to goods for the public.
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Washington, D. C
Army
Navy
Cotton Distribution Committee
Army and Navy
War Industries Board
National Council of Cotton Manufacturers
Hotel Guests Include Notables Across Dallas Fort Worth
A list of visitors to San Antonio hotels names D B Gray Sherman H F McGregor Houston Kh T McIntyre Falfurrias Mrs Agnes Colbert Houston and others staying at the Menger Gunter Lanier St Anthony Canter and related properties. A separate note reports the Mobile Boomers Union seeks wage increases from 3 50 to 4 a day with similar demands from Texas groups.
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D. B. Gray
Sherman
Menger
H. F. McGregor
Houston
Gunter
Kh. T. McIntyré
Falfurttas
Lanier
Agnes Colbert
St. Anthony
TD. Sutherland
New York
KB. Dréeying
Edith Robinson
Los Angeles
J. A. Robertson
Galveston
RB. E. Neale
Washington, D. C
George H. Moore
Boston
Ming Grace F. Cody
Hollywood
Cal
Joseph Green
Gregory
T. A. Campbell
S. 1
Tabor
Dallas
C. de Bona
Eagle Pass
W. H. Bickell
Birmingham
Ala
New Orleans
National War Labor Department Board
Mobile Boomers Union
Orange
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Texas
Former Haiti President Michel Oreste Dies in New York
Gen Michel Oreste once led Haiti and served as president died in New York on October 30 after arriving from France. He fell seriously ill during the voyage and succumbed to pneumonia shortly after three years in exile.
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Moini
New York
Michel Oreste
Haiti
Pneumoni
France
Government enters Adams Express as horse exhibitor at show
The United States government has entered the thoroughbred stallion Adams Express in the National Horse Show Association exhibition to be held in New York the week of November 11. This marks the first time the government participates as a horse show exhibitor, with Adams Express regarded by experts as a notable entrant.
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Uncle Sam
New York
United States
National Horse Show Association
Adams Fixpress
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Illinois
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Phono
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