Foreign bonds steady as rule amid fluctuating markets
Foreign bonds remained steady as yields and prices showed mixed moves. Market reports note active time money and firm government bonds while Mexican financing talks draw banker interest. factory activity and steel production show limited recovery amid ongoing price pressures.
Mergenthaler Linotype Shares Lead Washington Exchange Activity
Trading on the Washington Stock Exchange highlighted by Mergenthaler Linotype Co shares with almost all Dugivens stock changing hands after the regular call. Volume reached 50, the largest since weeks, with initial sales at 128 1/2, then multiple blocks including Capital Traction and others, while quotations showed varied prices across several issues.
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Washington Stock Exchange
Atkee Sptareman
Rae Aon Public
Utilities Ae
New York Produce Prices and Market Highlights
New York on February 24 reports firmer receipts across poultry and eggs with varied grades. Henery whites and browns show mixed quality from ordinary to prime, while sugar and cottonseed oil markets display steady to firm positions amid fluctuating futures.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Weste
Hennery
Pennsylvanie
Rio Ts
Sentosa
Gard Fem
Middle West
Treasury plans 17500000 Fifth District issue for income tax rules
The Fifth Federal Reserve District faces a quota of 17.5 million dollars for the Treasury certificates of indebtedness series T-3 dated March 15. The issue aims to support war financing as banks in the district lag behind, with subscription totals and status updates to follow from Federal Reserve banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Glass
Treasury
Corporation
Washington Behhs
Federal *Reserve Bani
Brichmond
Federaral
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Hugh Batterlee
Rochester
Interpol
Senate approves building zones and water commission plan
The Senate adopts amendments authoring a five member water commission to be appointed by the Secretary to War and selects members from Army Engineers and the Washington sanitary mission. District commissioners may take over ash collection or renegotiate with the current contractor. Funds of 20000 for playgrounds and 15000 for the Washington Diet Kitchen are allocated. Federal workers' compensation coverage extends to most district employees.
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Calder
Ayetams
Senate
Apecial Water Commission
Thas Commission
Army Engineers
Washington Speyrban Manitary Commission
Engineering
Washington
Hardwick
Smith
Arisone
Kirby
House
Arrest Auditor in Hold-Up in Everett Massachusetts
General auditor Charles Whittemore of General Electric was arrested in Malden on charges of conspiracy and assault linked to the December 20 hold up of Frank S. Brown, paymaster at GE’s local plant, who lost 12 000 in weekly payroll. Boston figure Louis Bennett and Charles Cereste are also held on assault charges. four others in New York are indicted.
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Everett
Mass
Charleae Whittemore
General Electric Company
Malden
Frank S. Brown
Louis Bennett
Boston
Ioco’ Bennett
Chart Mortalli
Charles Cercleste
New York
Italian Embassy Denies Lira Exchange Campaign Support
The Italian embassy announced that the campaign to protect the exchange rate of the lira and quotation of Italian ponds is not approved by the Italian government. The treasury gratefully acknowledges U S Treasury cooperation in handling financial exchange issues in a satisfactory manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Retail Men to Parade and Fraternal Congress Formed
The Merchants and Manufacturers Association board meets at headquarters tonight at 8 to elect officers and set policies for the year. A subcommittee reported final parade plans with 460 men in red white and blue sashes led by a band from Chicago. Also announced is the organization of the American Fraternal Congress with 3,360,000 members, led by AB Talbot of Lincoln Nebraska as president and Jay Notley of Fulton Illinois as secretary.
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The
Merchants and Manufacturers Association
Ie Retail Trade
Chicago
American Fraternal Congress
B Talbot
Lincoln
New York Cotton Faces Sharp Break on Southern Hedge Selling
Reports of increased hedge selling and unfavorable Southern mill conditions sparked a sharp drop in the cotton market. May contracts fell from 22.30 to 21.38, with late-session rallies on covering and a steady close, while the overall market showed a net decline. Oil quotations follow, with regional credit balances and shipment figures noted.
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New York
Sloan's Lintment Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Lintment for rheumatism and external aches, claiming it penetrates to quicken circulation, warms and soothes, with benefits for muscle sprains and congestion. It emphasizes economy and urges readers to buy 30¢, 60¢, or $1.20 sizes.
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Sloan
McKinley Heads World Union Liaison Effort
A reconstructed report notes President McKinley leading a world parliamentary union effort at a bipartisan caucus meeting. It lists officers elected including Andrew Montague as first vice president and Adolph Sabath as treasurer, with Slayden stressing the union’s growing influence on public opinion and U.S. engagement with Europe.
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McKinley
Tey Rinterpartiamentary Union
Ganual
Fedterdsey
UBS
James
Gouney
Sweden
Europe
Slayden
Barone
Andrew" Montague
Virginia
Harvare ,Steverson
Minnesota
Wiliam 4. Qldfield
Arkangels
H Goriana Dupre
Lowstans
Adolph’ H. Sabvath
Hlinois
Treasorer
League Defended Against Monore Rule Challenge
Speech by Senator Lewis argues the League would not violate the Monroe doctrine, claiming South American votes would counter European influence. He asserts the charter binds all governments to resist aggression and cites Hague resolutions and Wilson’s 1917 pledge as justification for US engagement.
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Japan
South America
United States
League
Lewis
Republica
America
South
Central America
Wilson
Senate
Britain
Spain
France
Haly
Executive Council
Italy
William H Taft
Asid
China
Canada
Australias
South Africa
Othey
Washington
House
Illinoia
Diearmarhemt
Community Center Notes Highlight Local Activities
The Central Birl school Civic and Community Center opens this evening from 7:15 to 10:20 for women activities including dancing, community singing, quiet games and reading. East Washington and Einst ein High School host home economics at 4, modern dancing at 7:45, and a Welisch Pleasure Club meeting. Thorson Center features community dancing with welcome for men in uniform. Wii fees Normal Center offers introductory and advanced French, typewriting, dictation, and rhythmic and social dancing. Classes are open to all.
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Cental Birl” School
East Washington
Einstein High
Welisch Pleasure Club
Thorson Community Center
Wiifees Normal Community Center
Calotabs advertises quick cold relief and liver cleansing
An old newspaper ad touts Calotabs as a non calomel remedy to prevent influenza and pneumonia. It promises rapid sore throat relief and a purified refreshed system after one dose followed by a light breakfast. The ad claims the product will repay money if not satisfied.
Americans Killed and Wounded On French Front
The report lists Americans killed and wounded in fighting on the French front. Died From Wounds Rufus Tolson D street address incomplete Died of Disease Lafayette Woolard R F D No. 4.
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Rufus Tolson
D Street
Lafayette Woolard
DIED OF WOUNDS AND DISEASE IN WAR CASUALTIES
A long casualty list shows individuals killed in action from various states and nations, with sections noting died from wounds, died from aeroplane accidents, and deaths from disease. Included are ranks like lieutenant, sergeant, corporal, and privates, with numerous names attached to towns such as Rochester New York, Netcong New Jersey, Kansas City, Philadelphia, and many others across the United States and abroad.
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Hochatein
David
Rocheater
Y Kelly
James A. Piedmont
Domenick
Louis
J William
Harry
Bisher
Mont ‘Agoner
Targes
Kansas City
Abif
Ben
Centranie
Berry BE
Manchester
HW Brown
Henry T Lajolla
Cal Bug
Nicola
Medina
Cavalli
Relph
Catanzaro
Italy
Dexter
Black River
Edward G
St Charles
Larmpi
Svante
Laani
Finland
Ledger
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West Liberty
McGee
Vaughn
Rapid Cute
Dah Owens
Quver J
Palestine
Peirce
William H
Cincinnati
Peteraom
Carl 12
Onehama
Mich
Watford
City
Dak Rogehes
Edmund
Astor
Oreg Snow
Travis L. Torrington
Wye Smith
Leo
Martinsville
Smothers
Alva T. Phoenis
Ky Btrauser
Ernest F. Koleen
Seahy
Leroy
New York
Taylor
Thomas C. Monroe
Tenn Torson
John
Paterson
J Nerbeten
P South Kauhauna Wis Weode
Miles
Wis
Carl
Jersey
Cit
Niemeyer
Frank 41
Frame Calo Wature
Harold B
Oneentz Wast
Othmar J. Nesnele
Micheu Hinpaars
Arthu
Hatingham
Arthure
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Lemadtreng
Alvie
Conneaut Onts Renald
Percy H
Latimer Hana Blackburn
Winnipeg
Parasia
Bargéson
Arthur J
Minneapolis Bunce
Neal M. Brunean
Idaho
Campbell
Tare
Indianapol
Clark
William J. Saryla
Pasoloman
James & Norwalk
Conn Colling
James F. Birchwood
Tenn Drew
Edward J
Hartford
Niin Haas
Gordon A. Decatur
Til Hols
William I. Brooklyn
Mich Ernat
William Jo
T Louis
Mo Eines
Russsil
Aspen
Variggs
Marion
Newbure
Kler
Freeland
Hilderbrand
Carl W
Greenview
Hollingsworth
Nate
Revere
Mian
Hacket
John F
Syracuse
N Jacob
Emery J
Pa Knight
Thomas F. Reddick
Kerdtewich
Frac
Milwaukee
Keefover
Charles
Vandalia
Kirly
Eaton
Benignacy Ruesia Lawrence
W. J
Harlem Springa
Ohio
Lewis
Richard
Chicago
Pacere
Getaviano
Taos
Chicago Mar
Witlliam F
Ala Mooney
Bertin
Ss’ Noieky
Frank
Trenton
N. J
Gallegly
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Tex
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Brighton
Jerreijs
Henen
Logan
Iva Wierd
Jens
Stavanger
Norway
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Weende
Swift
Charles-T - Atlanta
Weun
Drum
Logan Station
Previegel
Reis Anty
Hburh
Bonner Springs
Hagee
Harry Spencer
Philadelphia
Hosjon
Aly
Robert Minneapolis
Blelsopeph
Lindsay Tex Franks
Charles N Perry Fa
Mattaon
Gustaf Brooklyn Richardson
James W Providence
Briges
Burdett
Marengo
Tipertain
Tours
Anton Oscar
Winsing
Aciiont
Orporal Heer
Elnar
Rerl
Fort Scott
Hans Ionel William Wotenesva
Ala Mauger
Harry B
Wissing
Bieber Joseph Brooklyn
Corporal Richmond
Harry A. Richmond
Braunbeck Joseph
Wallis Run
Wagener Carr James J. Brookiven
Benditte
Ernest Napa
Cal Crumpler
Rotert
FE Andafuma Ala
Noonan
Edward B. Exeter
N H Tucker Hillary Advance
N C
Karabaisos
Tom Cincago
TM Layceb
St Louis
Aberle
Los Angeles
Cal
Simpson
William
Palsel
Michaud Edmund J Fort
Sewell
John Cincinnati
Mandatad
Minneapolis
Check That Cold Stop That Cough Pine Tar Honey Ad
A vintage ad touts Br Betts Pine Tar Honey as soothing relief for coughs and throats. It promises easing throat irritation, loosening phlegm, and clearer breathing, with affordable pricing at 29c 60 and 31 20.
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Eral
Liberty
Wriday
Slso
Mexico
Great Britain
T W Lamont
J P Mortin & Co
Legdina Bank
Cireles
Mahaning Valley
Ateel Mills
Capitat
Taber
Warius
Mercantile Paef
Barthégd
Monlaba
Local Stock Exchange
Cintago
United States Bureau of Marketsz
Wight
Butle
Baltimore
Ana Ak
T. Cary
Metropola
Steamboat Lavas
Renee Gong
Riggs Realty
Bat
Auuties Amer Tel
Capital Traction
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Steamboat
Io National Banks
Aperican
Bigo Re Capital
Columbia Eee
Commercal
District
Federa Tarmera & Mechanic
Lincoln ' S
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Gamer Security & Trust
National Union
Chapin-Sacks Mfg Co
Dix
Col . Mig Co
Tir & Stge
Mergenthaler
Lanston
Sise &Arket
Phked’ Ag
H. H. McKee
American Institute of Banking
Thurssday
H H McKea
Natiche Capital Bank
McQuade
Bambers
McKee
George O Watson
Liberty Savings Bank
John B Larner
Washington Logan and Trust Company
Atlantic City
Busene E Thompson
Crane, Parris & Co
Maryland
West Virginia
Southern
North Carolina
Express
Port
Orleans
Galveston
Saveanah
Lemton
Aes
Texas
Norfolk
Reeders
Dallas
Ranadell
Poencore
Fatenidy
Whittemore
Rome
OU City
Sloan’s Liniment
World Union
Alec
Heper Committee
Bér
F A van Reuth
Lee
Percy Feate
Serger
Myre
Josephus Daniels
Pene Council
Werle Tras
Geokge W. Baird
Up Lee Breices Club
Patees
Dupart Sirele
Tanita
Sib
Ie Warrera
P. Contigua
Han Recantis
Suffrage League of Washington
Gonzaga
College Syenng
Kerth
Capitel and Eckindton
Emery School
Recorder
Samuel F Sewell
Daniel W. Jones
Serena G ‘Ivy
Thomas H. R Clarke
Ana
William Fs
Ferguson
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Wardman Park
Tnn
Washington Council
Knights of Columbus
Mia
Edie Callow
Emma Hauchen
Martin Richardson
Edwin Callow
Camp Lee Va
Catholic Women's War Relief Service
Carroll Hall
Tenth Andg Streets
Kaede
Sherwood Church
Twenty-second
Rhode Istead Avenue
Morrow
William A. Quayle
Napoleon Bonaparte
MFE
At & O
Helen Keller Guild
Homie of
Birs J O Akers
Fairmont Street
Mark L. Goodwin
Pallae-Galventon News
National Press Club
John Temple Graves
Waa
Trayis
Paul Wanten
Robert Walter & Gard
Merton Mf Muttore
Alfred J. Stofer
Poland
Carrell Hall
Polsh Mothers of Washington
Stephen 8. Wine
Paria
Tonist Gammission
Ziopist Organi~ Nationa
Community Center Notes
Washingtonians
Pacos Aeeharge
Denie
G R Ridgewood
N F
Daine
Mesure Mitchum
Zachariah H
Girard Kans
Mechanic Milfey
Clint B
Grayville
Tann
Cook
Grose
Robert H
Fraizer
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Port Des Moines
Iowa
Johnson
Wiliam
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Robert
Wonston
Neppard
Charley
Netumha
Ohla
Mauger
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Philade Nhia
Patterson
Briggs James
Miouston, Ter
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Trivatea
Qerlson
Tacoma
Wash
Choinack Tenacy
Milwauker
Clement
Fairview
Utah
Cockerline
Conrad Estacada
Greg Gabriel William Elmer Kennett
Mo Jones
Robert T Seagoulie
Tex Kelly
Leo F
Palacion Ter Kunz
Earl L Bengal
Minn
Richard Artie M. Oaksdele
Wash Shumate
Lenley
Durham
Ark
Corporal Peterson August FP
Sherburn, Minn
Ummers
EL Walnut Grove
Misi
Dr. Bell
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