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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1924

Page

3

George W White Joins Lanston Board in Philadelphia

George W White, president of Metropolitan Bank, was named director of the Lanston Company in Philadelphia. Harvey Slug, former secretary, becomes president. nominations from the Lanston board include Handeres, Velar, and others. The report notes Wall Street activity and corporate moves affecting Lanston and related lines.

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Local Produce Market Receipts and Prices Listing

The market reports varied supplies and prices across categories. Items include ash, van nerage, cranberries, greens, and assorted fruits with notes on quality and availability. Virginia, North Carolina, and California origins appear, with prices like 3.50 for some items and 2.40 to 4.00 for others, plus mentions of crates, baskets, and homegrown stock.

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Reserve Officers Named From Local Men

The War Department yesterday announced two local men appointed as reserve officers. Charles Henry Marrins of 12 Randolph Place Northwest becomes a lieutenant in signal corps. Charles Cystis Coombs of 1229 Northwest Street is named lieutenant colonel in chemical warfare archives.

War Department Harles Henry Matins Randolph Place Peri Veutenant Charles Cystis Coombs Leutenant

Wall Street Gossip Signals Mixed Earnings and Trade Moves

Reported week sees general loading up in American Railway Association districts with Independence Day effect, while Union Pacific gains on profit taking and sugar and chemical shares show fluctuations. Major company results include Chicago and Alton six months income down from last year, Goodyear tire sales off, and Howe Rubber receiver appointed. market moves show C&O, Santa Fe and other rails advancing while output and commodity prices swing amid uncertain distribution of assets and potential consolidations.

New York American Railway Association AML H. Harriman Union Pacife Thare Bo. Goodrich Co Wall Street

Baltimore securities and market report shows varied listings

Baltimore July 23 report lists bank and railroad stocks, insurance and trust company shares, industrial securities, and miscellaneous bonds. Market notes include strict-food steer prices in Virginia, with bids for hogs, calves, lambs, and sheep in Richmond, reflecting rural demand alongside financial securities activity.

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Gary defers action on Pittsburgh plus ruling until counsel reports

New York, July 23. Elbert H. Gary, chairman of United States Steel, said no legal action would be taken on the FTC ruling directing abandonment of the Pittsburgh plus system until counsel delivers a final decision. He emphasized not discussing merits until counsel’s report and asserted continual respect for court and official determinations. He noted the Pittsburgh plus base point arose long before US Steel and has influenced pricing since the seventies.

New York Elbert H. Gary United States Steel Corporation Federal Trade Commission Gary Tron Pittsburgh Tiary States Steel Corporation Philadelphia Washington

Panama Canal Tonnage Up Five Times In Ten Years

Traffic through the Panama Canal has jumped nearly 500 percent in the canal’s first decade. In the fiscal year ended June 30, 1,230 commercial vessels passed, up from 1,075 in 1915, with 48 government ships and 138 launches also transiting. Tolls on commercial vessels totaled $24,290,968.54. launches added $529.25. Total year tolls plus launches reached $24,291,492.79, averaging about $2.02 million monthly. If government vessels had paid commercial rates, revenue would be about $1.11 million higher, bringing annual total to roughly $25.4 million. Cargo carried totaled 27,218,928 long tons. Excluding 1916 slides and 1919 anomalies, passages have risen each year.

Panama Canal Weeks Jay J. Morrow

Prohibition Chief Praises Ford Signage Against Drinking

Acting Prohibition Commissioner James Jones commends Henry Ford for posting firm factory rules that any employee found with an alcoholic odor on breath would be dismissed. He states there is no place for the drinking man in industry and urges other leaders to adopt similar measures.

James ©. Jones Henry Ford

Court Asked to Force Sale in Sixteenth Street Heights

Robert E. Heater filed suit yesterday in District Supreme Court against Charlotte P. Munn to recover 1250 dollars paid as a deposit on lots 12 and 13 in square 2957 Sixteenth Street Heights. He says the defendant agreed on February 8, 1924 to sell for 7250 dollars but failed to convey the property.

Robert E. Heater District Supreme Court Charlotte P. Munn Sixteenth Street Heights Louis Ottenberg

Insurance as Civilized Aid for the Afflicted

A concise defense of insurance as a social instrument that provides funds for medical care, food, shelter, and daily needs when a breadwinner is struck by accident. It supports widows and orphans, helps during readjustment, and offers independence when no ready money is available. It portrays insurance as a compassionate ally in harsh times.

The Washington Post Inter-Ocean Casualty Company Cincinnati Ohio

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