Bankers Meet Today Over Washington Railway Affairs
Six Washington bankers named to the protective committee will meet this afternoon to discuss stabilizing the Washington Railway and Electric Company finances. The panel’s aim is to manage note holdings, influence control, and seek a way to resolve the railroad’s financial difficulties amid a larger note base held by New York and Baltimore banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Bank
Washington Utilities Corporation
R Fral
Washington Railway and Electric Company
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Protection Committee
Robert N. Harper
District National Bank
Wiliam &. Cadwallader
The
Commercial National
W T Galliher
Amercian National
John Pools
Federal National
George W. White
Mariinal Metropolitan
C. W. Warden
Continental Trustompany
Harold D. Thorn
Metropolitan ‘Trust Company
New Ters
Henry Harlan
Fidelity
Mit
Beta Studo
Ana Peel
Offre
Omnan
Yeers
Washmoantee
Tmati
Afleo Warman
Ihauser
HA Ardstra
Washington Stock Exchange Bond Trading Mixed Notes
Trading on the Washington Stock Exchange yesterday focused on bonds with prices firm and total turnover at $14,509, face value. Quoted blocks include District of Columbia Paper Company, Potomac Electric, Capital Traction, American Graphophone, and Washington Railway and Electric. after call activity and varied bids, bonds moved with notable items at 97 to 98+ and several 58 to 69 levels across multiple issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Stock Exchange
District of Columbia Paper Company
Potomac Electric Generals
Capital Traction
American Graphophone Company
Washington Railway and Electric
Capital Traction Railroad
Potomac Electric Power Gen
Mtge
American Graphophone Lot
Washington Railway
National Capital Bank
Lanston Monotype
District of Columbia Paper
New York
American Tel
We Varmour & Co
Atchison Gen
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethleherm Steel
Central of Georgia
Consol
Central Leather
Central Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio C.b
Marine
Kansas City Southern
Liggett & Myers Bs
Louisville Fe
Missouri Pacific
Montana Bower
New York Central
Norfolk & Western Co
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Southern Pacific
Ge Southern Railways
Southern Railway
Texas Company
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
L. S Rubber
General Electric
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Wabash
Key Eats
U.S Liberty
U. S Liberty
Liberty
LOS
U S Liberty
S. Liberty
Victory
Col
E & P. Telephone
Col. Gas & Electric
Colum
G & Elec
Metropolitan R. R
Lec
Elec
Bree
SS Ag
Fl. Wen
Amer
Col. P. Mfte
Wee
Am Tel & Telez
Capital Traction Tae
Col Gas & Electric
Washington Gas
Wash. R
Wash. Ry. & el. Co
BANKS
Columbia
Farmers & Mechanics
Federal
Lindalin
Metropolitan
Washington Reverees
Trust Companies
Amer. Security & Trust
Ay Continental Trust
Nat. Savings & Trust
Union Trust
Wash
Loan & Trust
Savings Banks
Commerce & Savings
Savings Liberty Savings
Merchants Bee
Bec. Sav & Co Weed
Seventh Street
Arlington
Corcoran Firemen
National Union
Title Insurance
Columbia Freese Ee Hae
Catirapho Mfg
Cat Grapho
Chapin-Sacks Mfg
Lanston
District of Columbia Paper Manufacturing Company
Virginia
G. L. Nicolson
K and
Potomac Streets
Georgetown
Potomac River
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Europe
South America
Mexico
Cuba
Australia
Japan
Foreign Bonds Active and Firm
The piece warns that shortening hours risk reduced production and government extravagance, urging individuals to live within incomes. It argues hard work and self-reliance are essential for permanent prosperity, contrasting with be-it-enacted theories and noting Germany’s success through effort. It asserts the United States prospered from nature and American energy under fair governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
London Financial Markets Report Shows Mixed International Movements
Market activity remained subdued amid numerous new capital flotations. Home railway stocks held steady while French loans fell further. Guayaquil bonds rose on remittance, and Mexican eagle gained in the air market. Argentine and Italian bonds slipped, and the money market showed ample liquidity with rising treasury bill demand. The foreign exchange picture featured a sharp New York decline and ongoing strength in French and Belgian rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Guayaquil
Bueno Aires and
Great Southern Railway Company
Treasury
New York
Unite to Develop Mexico Firm Formed in New York
Incorporation of the Mexican International Corporation under Delaware laws announced in New York. Offices planned in New York and Mexico City to pursue development and financing in Mexico. Thomas H. Gillespie named president, George J. McCarty vice president in charge of Mexico City office. Board includes Harve y D. Gibson, Grayson P. Murphy, James H. Perkie, William C. Potter, Charles & Sargent Jr., and Eugene V. H. Thayer. Also notes mixed swings in corn futures and various grain and market statistics for July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mexican International Corporation
Delaware
Mexico City
Mexico
Thomas H. Gillespie
City
George J. McCarty
Mercantile Banking Company, Ltd
Harvey D. Gibson
The
Liberty National Bank
Grayson M. P. Murphy
Guaranty Trust Company
James H. Perkine
National City Bank
William C. Potter
Guggenheim Bros
Charles & Sargent, Jr
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Eugene V. H. Thayer
Chase National Bank
Baltimore Markets Grain and Poultry Prices Report
Baltimore dated July 15 lists butter and dairy prints with prices for Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby. Poultry values cover old hens ducks and white leghorns with per pound quotes, plus oats and wheat price notes. New York market data include No 2 red wheat No 2 yellow corn and cottonseed oil with spot and futures figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
California
Florida
Corfia
A.s
New York
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Kansas
Hicks
Middle West
Baltimore
Maryland
Ohio
West
West Virginia
Southern
New
Clerks Gain Free Insurance At Parker Bridget Company
Employees at Parker Bridget Company receive free insurance from 8500 to 3000 dollars, with death benefits automatically increasing annually. A benefit association run by employees funds illness coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibvery
Parker-Bridget Company
U S Aiding 100 000 French Families
New York July 15 One hundred thousand peasant families in the Aisne region of France rely on relief from the American Committee for Devastated France. John Kendrick Bangs reports after studying the effort aboard the Espagne. He notes poverty and hunger among households with volunteers serving without pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aisne
France
John Kendrick Bangs
Espagne
Banga
Germany
Bangs
Blerancourt
Premium on Wheat Stands Set for August Review
The United States Grain Corporation said there would be no premium above the guaranteed wheat price before August 15 due to weak movement from farms and limited purchases. On that date Mr. Barnea will review the situation again and announce any change in premium policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United New York
States Grain Corporation
Julius Hares
United States Wheat
Farma
Grain Corporation
Barnea
264 More Federal Clerks Added in June
The United States civil service commission shows 4,500+ clerks added from June 1 to June 28 with 3,381 separations, giving a net gain of 1,264. The Treasury Department adds 1,940 clerks, War and Navy Departments incur losses, and the District government posts a net gain of 13 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Service
United States Civil Service Commission
Treasury Department
War and Navy Departmentea
Good Roads Aid Truck Train Reaches Bucyrus
Bucyrus Ohio July 15 Good roads promote the motor transport corps transcontinental train making a 63 mile run from Wooster to Bucyrus in fast time. Bucyrus welcomed the train with recruiting talks moving pictures and a searchlight display. Yesterday’s run from East Palestine to Wooster covered 33 miles in under eight hours the best yet. Brief stops at Alliance and Canton preceded the Wooster Chamber of Commerce band and a boxing wrestling show drawing 3500. Tonight the train stops at Delphos Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Bucyrus
Ohio
Motor Transport Corps
Wooster
East Palestine
Alliances
Canton
Fined for Liquor Sales Doubled in County Court
Rockville Maryland July 1 Deputy Sheriff Arthur Tetlow Edward Wise and Jessa Denton living near Chevy Chase Lake faced charges of selling whisky. They pleaded guilty and were fined 60 dollars each. Wine pleaded guilty to possessing liquor with intent to sell and paid 350 dollars. Several others faced related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apecal
Washington
Rockville
Sherif
Arthur Tetlow
Edward Wise
Jessa Denton
Chevy Chase Lake
Thefts and raids linked with liquor and $200 charge
Deputy Tetlow and O'Donnell raided Wise's home recovering about forty gallons of whisky two quarts of gin and several wines. In Rockville Maryland James Powell and Archis Payne were held on $2000 bail for grand jury on charges of robbing Lillie Ball of $200. they admit taking whisky. An unidentified colored woman stole groceries from Mrs. M Marshall’s home on Park Road Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherifa Tetlow
O'Donnell
Wise
Washington Post
Rockville
Mds
Lillie Ball
Norpack
James Powell
Archis Payne
Washington
W. Frank Gaither
Powell
Payné
Little Ball
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.R &E
Committee of Utilities Co
E. Booker, Jr
Wac«hington Railway and
Tleetrng Company
Potomac Electric Power Company
Metropolitan Bank
Harry Wardman's
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey’s
American Security and Trust Compay
Riggs Bank
Local Stock Exchange
Local Produce Market
Chicago
Tgeter
Euteraee
Spot
Spelter
Delivary
SROL
Eneite
Fuvares
Boston
Geston
Mpele
Neti
Astern
Daniary A. Hos
Ara
BROS
BAIS
BEA
Deembar
Philadelphia
Western Creamery
Printa
Fancy
Aiener
Wisconsin
Norfolk
Nova
Jersey
Ol City
Midrim
Philadelp
Minne Patter
Henson
New Agenne Bidar
Galveston
Sarainah
Intmrion Movement
Racal Nepoms
Houston
Alempa
St. Loui
Baiew
Art
wRake Tao
Atlantic
Little Rock
Montgomery
London Financial Markets
Chicago Grain
Parker
Bridget
District of Columbia
Nwete
Russell G. In
York
Certified Public Accountants
G- Rankin & Co
Messrs. McKenney and Flannery
Washington, D. C
Parris & CO
Moorhead & Elmore
15Th Street
N. W
Washington, D.C
U.S
War
Navy
Livingston Oil Reports
Asceeheld
Meyiet
Texas
Oklahoma
Northwest
Burkburnett Field
C.D Knarr Dr.a Co
Liberty Investment Co
Strest N
Northwest ‘Savings Bank
Amhul Nces
Ipeloning
Tediscanate
Benda Securities
Amel
Atock Pelain
Caxhier
Cartibeter
Orner
Rasana
District _of Columbia
Hubert T. Lanta
Eisstr Tata
Macrankomey
Qamee M. Beall
Follmer
KC. Bryan
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