Wall Street Panic Shrinks Value By Billions in 1920s Crash
A financial panic described as a multi billion dollar shrinkage hits major stocks and watered values. Interborough Metropolitan and key rail and steel stocks suffer steep losses with widespread write downs on Standard Oil Union Pacific United States Steel and others as investors flee amid market stress.
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Wall Street
Ae Interborough Metropolitan
Taonian
Oleae Teks Tates
InterMet
Walet
Etatiatician
Standard Oil
Market Shifts Reflect Capitalization Figures
The report notes share movements from 240 to 187 with total lows near 100 million in outstanding capitalization of 102 million. It records Osage oil preferred losses of 33 dollars per share and 43 dollars for the second preferred. Laat and Nashville trades cited at 156 down to 109 with capitalization around 60 million. The text distinguishes outstanding capitalization from authorized and cites the high typically on January 1.
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Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel Com
United States Steel Pfd
Amalgamated Copper
Atlantic Coast Lines
Baltimore & Ohio
St. Paul
Chicago & Northwestern
Laat & Nashville
No Censure for Roosevelt Shown at Bar Association
Portland Aug 29 The American Bar association tabled a resolution censuring President Roosevelt for his prominence in the trust trials after heated debate. Officers named include President J M Dickinson Chicago secretary hes flinkley Baltimore treasurer Frederick Wedhama New York Judge Dickinson cited as chief counsel for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway and as a potential nominee for the next national Democratic convention.
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United Press
Portland
Roosevelt
American Bar Association
J. M. Dickinson
Chicago
Hes Flinkley
Baltimore
Frederick Wedhama
New York
Dickinson
Windy City
Chicago, Milwaukee & St
Miners Union Talks With Western Federation
Mickey Davis of Fairbanks visits on the way to Seattle to seek affiliation of the Dame Creek Miners Union with the Western Federation of Miners. He aims to strengthen the Tanana union for future fights.
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Dawson
Y. T
Mickey Davis
Fairbanks
Seattle
Dame Creek Miners
Western Federation of Miners
Tanana Union
Ruef Granted One-Week Continuance Before Sentence
Abe Ruef received a one week continuance before sentencing for extorting money from the French restaurant keeper Plest of battleships at navy yard.
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San Francisco
Abe Ruef
Plest
Navy Yard
Sebfiling Dest: grocer refunds money if not satisfied
The grocer offers a money back guarantee on Sebfiling Dest, promising a refund to customers who are unhappy. This policy emphasizes customer satisfaction and straightforward return terms.
Travel party returns from Orient led by Whitman professor
A group of scholars including Whitman College professor Moriean Travel de Misa Hanser and University of Washington and University of Minnesota instructors arrived back yesterday from the Orient. The party, led by Indiana's Pret Baer, included Minnow Ober Greenlee Cleveland Coma Mise Leona Hilda Gachea Helen Powffold Nordhhoff and Mrs Sanborn among others from Seutte and fosten.
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Astoan
Minnesota
Remoriean Travel de Misa Hanser
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Orient
Minnow Ober
Greenlee
University of Ington
Cleveland
Tacoma
Mise Leona
University of Washington
Hilda Gachea
Helen Powffold
Mies Nordhhoff
Seutte
Sanborn
Fosten
Pret. Baer
Indiana
Lord Barrington Sentenced for Missouri Murder Four Years Past
Lord Barrington travels to the Missouri penitentiary to serve the remaining term of his death sentence for a murder committed four years ago.
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Lord” Barrington
Minsouri Penitentiary
Tough on John D. Rockellor and the Oil Trial
United Pages reports John D. Rockellor struggles to collect witness fees linked to the Standard Oil trial. Unclear if he traveled from Pittsfield or Cleveland. Navy battleship Jena crew conflict cited as cause of a defeat for harmony among officers. Paris venue lists new pool table facility at Oriental Citizens hotel in Seattle.
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Chicago
John D. Rock
Ellor
Standard Oil Company
John D
Pittsfield
Maas
Cleveland
Ohio
Jena
William D. Haywood
Boise
Idaho
Frank Steunenberg
Seattle
Wharf Workers Strike Threatens Grays Harbor Wages
Whalermen on Grays Harbor demand higher wages and threaten to strike if demands are not met. A separate disaster report notes a fire destroyed a dry kiln at Nellingham owned by Rule and Miller, housing 600 000 shingles.
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Gray's Harbor
Nellingham
Rule and Miller
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