Stabilization and mixed signals from Dun's Weekly Review
Dun's Weekly Review notes stabilizing markets after extensive liquidation with gradual gains in business and easing monetary strains. It cites price deflection aiding revival, wage resistance hindering recovery, and uneven building activity as steel and textile sectors show muted improvement while hide and dry goods markets strengthen and prices hold steadier.
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New York
Dun
Steel
Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Friday Baseball Results Reported Across Leagues
National League results include Pitteberah 6 Cincinnati 4 and Brooklyn 4 Boston 2 New York 2 Philadelphia 1 with Chicago at St Louis rained out. American League games show Philadelphia 11 New York 4 and St Louis 7 Cleveland plus Detroit at Chicago and Washington at Boston rained out.
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Pitteberah
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Fall production limited beyond existing orders
The report states no fall delivery production beyond current orders. Outputs fall in cotton and jute products, while wool, knit goods and silk linen show gains with some New England woolen plants starting night shifts.
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Teo
New England
Farm Radio Is Installed To Aid Market Reports
Washington April 23 The new radio station of the agriculture department opened by Postmaster General Hays and Secretary Wallace will cooperate with the air mail service to distribute a national radio marketgram. Major stations are in Washington Bellefont Pa St Louis and Omaha with 15 minor stations and over 6000 licensed amateurs aiming to deliver daily market quotes and government reports to farmers.
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Washington
Fea
Hays
Wallace
Bellefont
St. Lewis
Omaha
The
Animal Service
Almor
Cables May Be Reopened Soon In Neutral Exchange
Washington reports the United States seeks swift restoration of several transoceanic cables. The Yap to Shanghai line and the New York to Brest route are under dispute, with Japan and France involved. Britain may swap the Halifax to Penzance cable for an American line to Canada, pending technical settlements.
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Washington
Pacific
Yap
United States
Dutch East Indies
Far East
Jines
Japan
Shanghai
Atlante
France
Guam
New York
Brest
Great Britain
Halifax
Penzance
Emden
Germany
Canada
France Faces U S Role in European Reparations Debate
Paris reports French pundits question America’s diplomatic hand in reparations as Briand weighs backing US plans. Temps predicts US guarantees to creditors could force Germany to pay for decades while echoes of Wilsonian idealism spark domestic scrutiny. De Castelneau calls time for action over negotiation.
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Paris
Ruhr
Harding
Washington
Germany
United States
Europe
Hult
Temps
France
Poincare
Foreign Office
Briand
America
England
Italy
Diplomats Predict Harding May Follow Wilson on Peace
Wise diplomats tracking peace talks warn that if American mediation fails to end the crisis quickly it could trigger a broader war. They say President Harding may be judged by the same standard as Wilson if negotiations stall or miss the 180,000,000,0000 gold mark demanded by France.
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Harding
Wilson
America
Trance
Flyers Back From Santo Domingo Flight Round Trip
Washington reports two Marine Corps planes completed a 5,000 mile round trip from March 29 to the Dominican Republic and back, arriving safely at Sollingfeld from Fayetville NLC after a journey to Santo Domingo and return.
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Santo Domingo
Washington
Dominican Republic
Macrine Corps
Sollingfeld
Fayetville
Nlc
Diamonds Stolen In Kesner Building $235,000 Heist
Two gunmen robbed J J Reingold’s diamond shop on the fifteenth floor of the Kesner Building at 4 North Wabash Avenue. They seized Present’s sample cases and the entire stock, with Present estimating $200,000 and Reingold around $35,000 in gems. Police cordoned entrances as shoppers and clerks joined the chase.
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Chicago
J. J. Reingold
Kesner
North Wabash Avenue
LeRoy Present
Philip Present & Son
Rochester
Reingold
Present
Allies Weigh Harding Allies Note Scope of Meet
London reports say Britain and France likely to address Washington's reply to Germany as Berlin urges U S mediation. Washington rejects umpire role while Germany trims reparations figures and seeks U S involvement through Omar Hughes note. Secretary Hughes quickly rejects U S mediation amid Berlin push.
Immigration Bill Passes House Amid Amendments Rejected
Washington April 23 The immigration bill cleared the House after an earlier overwhelming vote rejected an amendment allowing foreign citizens to return to the United States. An amendment by Sabath to permit Cork Mayor D J O Callaghan to remain was defeated.
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Washington
House
Ward
Sabath
Midneis
D. J. O'Callaghan
Cork
United States
Parochial School Bill Advances Through Michigan House
Lansing April 23 The Michigan House of Representatives passes a bill placing parochial schools under the supervision of the state board of education. The measure aims to regulate church affiliated schools within state oversight.
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Lansing
Mich
State Board of Education
Hove of Representatives
Railroad Rates Must Come Down
Washington reports that high freight charges are the central economic issue after a Harding cabinet session. A plan favors preferential rates on basic commodities via Mid-Cummins act amendments, aiming to free stored foodstuffs, lower consumer food prices, and reduce coal costs to spur buying.
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Washington
Harding
California
Refusal to Act as Arbitrator on Reparations Reported
A State Department note discusses a refusal to serve as arbitrator on reparations cases and outlines the ensuing replies from officials. The document highlights diplomatic steps and potential implications for international claims and settlement processes.
Germany Sends Note to Washington on Reparations Role
Berlin dispatch says Germany has sent to Washington a note regarding the United States rejection of an arbitrator role in the reparations dispute with the Allies. Note terms not disclosed.
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U. S
United States
Omar Hughes
Berlin
London
Paris
Lloyd Georgie
M. Briand
Harding
Washington
Hughes
Germany
Slugo Stinnes
Terr Stinnes
The
Evening Journal
Importers Attack Tariff Before Senate Finance Committee
Representatives of importers attacked the emergency tariff bill before the senate finance committee arguing the renewal provisions would put the government in business and oppose the President. They warned the provision would cede control to Japan and embargo central European shipments, with witnesses noting higher food prices due to increased duties.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Man Kills Wife Then Kills Self in Yonkers Tragedy
Yonkers New York April 23 Joseph Gerach forty five shot his wife to death and wounded his two stepdaughters before shooting himself in the head dying within an hour. The stepson Joseph Cabaret sixteen ran for help and told the coroner that a quarrel preceded the shootings. The victims include Mes Antoinette Van Motek nineteen and Miss Matilda Cabaret eleven who tried to wrest the revolver from Gerach.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Joseph Gerach
Joseph Cabaret
Engle
Wep
Mes
Antoinette van Motek
Matilda Cabaret
Panic as Hone Keh sinks near Swatow. many feared dead
Reports from Swatow recount a panic on the Hone Keh after it sank just outside Swatow. About 1100 Chinese from Amoy and Swatow and 30000 rice were aboard when chaos broke out as passengers fought for lifeboats. Thousands feared drowned.
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Peking
To Amony
Swatow
Strike Order To Printers Put Into Effect May First
The International Typographical Union authorizes its locals to declare strikes starting May 1 without headquarters approval. All book job offices may implement a one hour work week on that date, signaling coordinated action across headquarters.
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Indianactty
Hole
Apert
Headquarters International Typographical Union
Arectn
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