Mills of American Woolen resume limited operations in Lawrence
Lawrence Massachusetts September four mills of the American Woolen company resumed partial operations today after July shutdown. It is estimated that not more than sixty percent of workers have been given employment and full plant operation may take several days. In Brooklyn, New York, Governor Smith held a conference with strike leaders and AFL figures as negotiations continued to settle a week third week strike involving street railway employees and unions.
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
James AL Vaokey
Louis Fridiger
Amalpaimuatrol Association of Street and Electric Railway
P J Shea
On Air Service and Gold Payouts Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an air service today and a large gold payout totaling 54,000,000 with a government share of 500,000. References to France, a 060 gold total, and a baseball club lineup with Joe Pate and Frank are also noted in unclear wording.
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la Loring
France
Joan Matur
Ceball Club
Joe Pate
Frank
Bos
Late stock shifts lift several major issues on volume
Trading opened steady with a light morning session and a firming bias in rails and oils. Notable gains appeared in Atlantic Gulf, American International, United Fruit, Baldwin Locomotive, Westinghouse, Mexican Petroleum, Crucible, United States Steel, Barrett, and National Aniline, while Union Pacific and Southern Pacific showed strength on buy. Bond market saw French per cent at 102 1 4, with call money at 7 per cent. overall session remained under professional pressure as short-covering provided modest support amid a dull day and 225000 shares changed hands.
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Atlantic Gulf
American International
United Fruit
Baldwin Locomotive
Westinghouse
Pan-American Petroleums
Crucible
Republic
United States Steels
Barrett Company
National Aniline
American Woolen
Stromberg
Union Pacific Southern Pacific
Reading
Erle Common
Art and Economy In Home Building No 47
The National Builders' Bureau submits No 47 design to The Chronicle Telegraph highlighting the link between art and economy in home construction. The piece argues design quality influences market value and reflects broader industrial progress.
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National Builders’ Bureau
Chronicle - Telegram
Dng bungalow dream home plans promise cozy family living
Attractive advertisement highlights large living and dining rooms, a sewing room off a balcony, big bedrooms and ample closets. It invites readers to study plans for bungalows cottages and residences to be built in spring, offering a catalog costing 1500 to 6000 dollars via the Real Estate Editor of The Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio.
Wheat Prices Rise Amid Light Receipts and Export Hopes
Wheat moved higher today as receipts remained scarce on both sides of the Canadian border. December and March futures rose modestly, with gains widening after opening. Oats also firmed on prospective Canadian export demand while corn followed wheat higher. Separately, a Cincinnati man confessed to participating in a whiskey robbery involving 2000 cases valued at $20,000 bound for the East. Officials in Warren and Walton counties filed charges as authorities pursue further leads. A conference to modify interstate coal priority rulings was tentatively set for Wednesday, with state and national representatives invited.
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Imarket
Cincinnati
Albert Gleason
Newport
Prohibition
Gleason
War Tanig
Wanulton
Ohio
Tres Compassion
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio Utile Files Commission
Michigan Commission
National Coal Operators Association
Liberty bonds closing prices and rates report
Liberty bonds closed with various series listed. First and second series values range between 84 and 87 dollars, while Victory bonds show prices around 95 dollars. The report covers New York closing figures for bonds including 3 1-25, 4 1-49, and 3 3-45 series with differing bid prices.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Victory
Late Market Reports From Cleveland Market News
Market listings for Cleveland dated Sept 13 report commodities including meats, produce, and livestock prices. Cattle and hogs show steady to slow trends with specific prices for fat steers cows bulls calves and lambs, while potatoes sweet potatoes and various dairy items appear with bulk prices and sacks noted. Trade details cover Jersey giants New Jersey brands and regional goods like Virginia tar brand ales, with miscellaneous entries on eggs and fowl pricing.
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Cleveland
Hutter
Uggs
Ohio
New Jersey Giants
Supplies Stolen From Relief Workers in Constantinople
In Constantinople on September 13 reports say hundreds of thousands of dollars in relief goods were stolen from the American Relief for Near East. Much appears due to dishonest staff and thefts in transit, with cases of condensed milk replaced by newspapers and a noted $40,000 shortage in a shipment. Also mentions an Armenian chauffeur shot by bandits bearing a relief worker’s letter. In Ohio, local residents visit relatives on Sunday.
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Constantinople
American Organization For Relief
Near East
Charles Allen
Asia Minor
Armenia
United States
Mayor Swiney Ongoing Suffering Amid Irish Crisis
The letter defends Lord Mayor Mac Swiney from arrest through imprisonment, comparing his fate to the murdered Lord Mayor Mac Curtain. It warns that tolerating such crimes by a supposedly civilized government imperils all nations. At midafternoon Swiney remained profoundly prostrate and exhausted as reported by the league bulletin.
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Mac Swiney
Sas
Mac Curtain
Ireland
Wac Swiney
League
Lorain Boy Shot by Sister Dies in Hospital
A six year old Lorain boy died at St Josephs hospital from a bullet fired accidentally by his thirteen year old sister. The father had the revolver repaired and the girl was handling it after it was brought home. The bullet penetrated the stomach and could not be located.
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Lorain
St! Joseph's Hospital
War Veterans Seek Reforms at National Encampment
At the 22nd national encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans in St. Louis on September 13, William Jones of New York, commander in chief, called for eradicating doctrines that disrupt the government. He urged promotion preferences for ex service members in federal jobs and supported pay raises for officers and enlisted men, with changes to widows and dependents benefits and officer selection from the ranks.
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ST. Louis
Army
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