Bankers Approve New Certificates and Tax Payments
Washington bankers voiced general approval of the two latest Treasury certificate offerings set by Secretary Mellon. The twelve month rate stands at % percent, with expectations of oversubscription due to credit improvement and strong demand from investors. Tax payments and maturing certificates are not expected to disturb money markets next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Booker, Jr
Treasury
Mellon
Washington
Chess Securities
Harding
District of Columbia Bankers Association
White House
Col
Robert N. Harper
Marty V. Haynes
Joshua Esans Jr
Corcoran ‘Thom
Marnce J. Rosenberg
Wade H. Cooper
W. W Spald
Harper
Treasurs Tuercay
Trsl
Crete
Crisis Eases Ford Says War Prosperity Will Grow
Evettoit March 8 Henry Hurd of an automobile maker said the worst mood has passed and business is improving in Detroit with steady gains expected nationwide. He noted postwar readjustment differs from prewar and predicted more economy but growing trade while urging world peace and disarmament over exhortation.
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Evettoit
Henry Hurd
Detroit
Mr Word
Cascade remedy touted for heartburn and headaches
An advertisement from Lignett's Stores in Washington promotes Cascade as an internal bath remedy claimed to cure eighteen years of heartburn and frequent headaches. It asserts digestion and bowel benefits, guarantees relief within half an hour for headaches, and offers a free booklet via Tyrrell of New York, aiming to draw readers to purchase and clip the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eid Baites
Channel Street
Newarl Ohin
Tyrrells Hyklentc Institute of New York
Tulfows
JBL
Lignett's
Fatony
Bat
7Th St
15Th St
Kron Ind
Res West
Rthan
Tyrrell
New York
N& Tech
Livestock market notes and grain futures report
Receipts show cattle and hogs with varied bids as slaughter weights shift. Sheep and lambs steady, hogs up slightly. cotton and grain futures mixed with gains in wheat and corn after a government report on farm reserves. Southeastern Express plans May 1 start over Southern railway lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southeastern Xpress Company
United States
Southern Railway Systen
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
John B. Hockaday
Chicago
Ebi
Wlsb
The Metal Market Roundup From New York and London
Copper and tin prices move in New York and London with spot and futures quotes. Lead and zinc show mixed activity while antimony and other metals hold firm or drift. Cottonseed oil futures rise with prime grades and seasonal expectations.
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New York
Basier
East St. Louis
London
Ali
European Trade Slumps Across Nations Amid Tight Money
The Associated Press reports a global mood of stagnation with Italy proving an exception as American consuls note decreased imports and exports in Britain raising unemployment. France faces bank credit strains while Austrian finances grow more favorable amid German attempts to seize control of ammunition plants. Japan sees rising trade and easier money, while Argentina Brazil and Peru show limited gains and tighter credit.
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Associated Press
Europe
Italy
Cable
Department of Commerce
Great Britain
France
Rome
Austria
Japan
United States
China
Argentina
Brazil
Peru
Sugar Profits Rise for American Sugar Refining in 1920
New York March 9 The American Sugar Refining Company reports 1920 gross receipts of 250 million, up 960 million from 1919, but the smallest tonnage in company history due to high prices. Operating profit total 1.86 million, down 8.4 million from 1919, with profit per dollar of sales under one cent. President Earl Babst notes sugar supply in 1920 equaled 111 pounds per person, enough to last from Labor Day to Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Gas Atock
Eaater
Cities Service
Tea Service
Cities
Bam Colonial Tire
Columbian Emerald
Lanston Mono
Columbia Syndicate
Cresson
Mergentholler
Davis-Daly Mn
Dominion
Durant Motor
Elk Mey
Washington Gag
Ertét Ollity
Eureka Croesus Iter
Potomac Electric Light Bay
Farrell
Coa
Federal
Potomac Electric Cons
Gililand
At & Gienrock Oil Tee
Capital Tractio
Goldwyn Pict Lanston Anary Fe
Gulleysdillespie la i“ Mergent Ler Pa
Granada Ote
Calfa
Washington Gas
Oreulei
Washington Railway
Rigetrie Indian Packing Intercontinental Rubber
Bam
A8 Petroleum
Jeroma Verde
Jae Kay County Gas
Bonda Torn
Public
Whighs Coal & Nav
Lone Star Gas
Amngaton Petroleum
Magma Lopper
Am. T. & T. Col Tr
Ae Maracatho
Poe
PRR
Mason Valia é&Pp R. River Guar B & P
Merrittt Oi
Capital Trac. Fom Istae Bon Ai Tg
Idwest Oil
City & Sub Ry
Idwest
Metra
Midweat
Rovada Ophir
All Nipissing Mines Co
Sing
North Amer. P. & P
Power &A
Northwestern
Omar
al. & Ml
Wash
Ray Hercu
C. Jer
Ryan Consoli
Bigee Reaty
Anorto Saega
Salt Creek
New
Sapulpa_com
American Tel
Telex
Sky
Capital Traction
Bweets Co. of America
Rm Gas
Awitt International
Waashingto Steamboat
Tonopah Divide
Y & EL
By & Co
United Eastern
Light & Meat
Lght & Heat
United Profit Sharing
Arid American
Steamship Capital Peeeae
United Retail Ca
M Columbia
Warren Brog
United Texas
Commercia
Wayland
Wayne Coal Ety Farmers & Federal
West End Consolidated
Wright Cto
Cere
Lincoln Liberty
Crescent
United States
Hureka
Washington Mechanics
Ai Valena-Siz
Insurancr
Gualena-Sig. Oi
Prdo
Arlington
Indiana Pi Iilingly
National Janelt Co
New York Trans Co
Northern Pipe
National Union
Ohio
Columbia - Prairie Oil Gas Co
Prairig Pipe Line Co
Aso
Solar Refining Co
Mischllanhous
Southern
Igo
eepEe Eg
Con
South Penn
Indiana
Elifornia
Kansas
Kentucky
Nebraska
New York
Sequrity Storage
OAL Co
An & Finch Co
Unidh Tank Line
Dupont Chem
Hercules Pra
Ly Fe
American Sugar Refining Company
Earl Babst
Dubst
Fortier Admitted As Assistant Secretary of Labor at Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of the District admitted several out of town attorneys at a special general term session. Louis F. Post and Warren Gard were among those granted practice. Additional admittees included August Hoot and Bernard D. Hefferman from Indiana Amos J. Peastes Arlen G. Swiger from New York C R Moga from Montana G B Likena from Kentucky Joseph C Weatherly from Texas and Horace Whitman from Maryland.
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Washington
Supreme‘ Court of the
Louis F. Post
Warren Gard
Ohio
Aumist Hoot
Bernard D. Hefferman
Indiana
Amos J. Peastes
Arlen G. Swiger
New York
C. R. Moga
Montana
G. B. Likena
Kentucky
Joseph C. Weatherly
Texas
Horace
Whitman
Maryland
Pleads For Present Rates Union Transfer Co Would Lose Under Old
The Union Transfer Company urged the Public Utilities Commission to continue current rates, which took effect October 1 and expire April 5, arguing that higher labor costs would cause losses if forced back to the old rate. A hearing on the request will be held this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Tansfer Co
Tella Utilities Board
Public Utities Commission
Union Transfer Company
Tratés
Effeét
Aia
Commission
Vote to Impeach Arkansas Judge
Little Rock March 9 Associated Press reports the Arkansas senate extends debate to another ten days to act on a bill to discipline Judge John W. Wade of the circuit court while the house impeaches the judge and sends the articles to the senate. A revelation calls for trial on charges of gross misconduct amid Gov McRae’s refusal to remove the judge.
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Little Rook
Ark
Associated Press
John W. Wade
Senate
House
Wade
Art Heles
Trina
Partias
Lobbylata
Newspap er Bowlers Close Second Round
The second round of the newspaper Individual elimination bowling tournament ends at the Recreation Health Center today. Top bowlers from Alley 1 to Alley 4 compete with leaders highlighted by scores and bracket totals, as players who have yet to bowl in round two are urged to attend for one last chance to participate.
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Recreation Health Center
Aley
Dave McCarthy
McAlwen Malcom
Holbrook
Alley
Cule
Roberts
Reinebl
Darnell
Newman
Angst
J. Ferber
T D. McCarthy
Desper
Stewart
Willside
Ellett
Whitman
McFadden
A Kerhber
Pha
Russel
Waller
Hogi. Gould
George
Britt
BO RO
Clark
Woop
Blanes
Kotwin
Jong
Herbert
OL Trade Fk BA
Rely
OD Waltz
Daniel
jWrehe
Rau
Darnall
Lawrence
Hotals
Finch
Descarrrrox
Case
Rewann
Ruthenians Rise Against Red Rule Proclaimed Independence
Minsk report cites Ruthenian groups proclaiming independence from Russia and planning a May assembly in Vitebek with Mink capital later. The article notes White Ruthenia provinces and insurrectionist support, amid chaotic reports from Moscow and Kronstadt.
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Ruthenians
Russia
Minsk
Oba AckHaaf
Minek- Lefa
Vitebek
Minkk
Troops Retire From Border in Central America
Costa Rican forces have withdrawn to the left bank of the Sixola river opposite Panama, on the Atlantic side of the jathmus, within Bocas Del Toro. Panama promises to remove its armed forces from Coto region leaving civil authorities in charge. The move aims to restore pre invasion conditions and keep the dispute open to arbitration. Panama proposes a plebiscite in the disputed frontier to settle questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balbus
Ranama
Murcus You
Preas
United States
Sixola River
Bocas del Toro
Coto
Paeile
Inferhall Mat Match at Catholic U Ends in Albert Victory
An interhall wrestling event at Catholic University saw Albert defeat Gibbons 11 to 4. Notable bouts featured Haggerty of Albert toppling Smoky Builman, Cronin pinning Keenan, and O’Donnell edging Kenna. The match was refereed by Edward Harrington with Gavin J. Connor as judge. In billiards, Gus McCarthy defeated Kelley 100 to 0 with a high run of 13.
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Interhall
Cathole University
Adbert Hall
Gibbons
Halmarmen
Haggerty
Albert
Smoky” Builman
Cronin
Keenan
O'Donnel
Kenna
Gaynor
Albért
McNicho
Tod
Edward Harrington
Gavin J Connor
Gus” McCarthy
Packers Employes Appeal to Harding
In a national emergency telegram the packers’ employers are said to have resisted a strike and urged patriotism. President Wilson arranged a conference leading to arbitration for wartime disputes, Judge Algehuler to arbitrate, with the pact extended after armistice. At reconstruction’s start the packers repudiated the agreement, cutting wages 12 to 15 percent and reinstating a ten hour day. The telegram alleges packers pushed livestock prices down and filled stores with meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Algehuler
Alarhuler
Fragmented financial notice and livestock figures from 1921
A damaged ledger fragment lists cash in bank, bonds, and accrued interest with total assets around 1.986 million, plus salaries, expenses, and commissions. It notes livestock and breeding activity for 1920 1921, with figures for revenue and expenditures, and includes signatures of JAS WEPER and L. KEARNEY, sworn before a notary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odie Stove
JAS_ WEPER
L. D Kearney
Methia
Wightmar
Notney
Hartford
Haford Fosurenre
Washington
James
Gray
Mancachusette
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OP Fonthoe
Fathom University
American Institute
Rene Tureetors
Lion Trust
Payabe
Ford
Chicago Grain
New Express Company
Uxporte
Btor
New Ovtel
Neston
Mobile
Lest
Tieton
Wey
Putledelphia
New York Ui
Mor Porte
Threaton
Savannah
Norfolk
Ixterior Movement Midating
Recelote
Ian
Vais
Ery
Ise
Ee Honaton
de Rok
Aot Ovigoiers
Laat
Bb.ali Ae
Manitoba
York
I F
Far East
England
Austris
American Company
U.S
Suppeme Court
Fortier
Arkansas
Sajal Laerstanen
Jeena Broadway
Yeeks
Fettograd
Aska U
Siberia
Tusata
Moscow
Admiral Kolchak
Kronstadt
Heluingform
Exchange Telegraph Company
Petrograd
Trotzky
Star of the Esthenian Legation
Lenine
Copenhagen
Kelsingfors
Krasneya Corko
Systerbak
Paris
Duma
Horts Bakhmatoff
State Department
Kronetadt
Ambagaador
American Red Cross
Nicolas Avekentieff
Associated Prans Tollay
M. Avakentieff
Wrangel
Kolchak Denikene
Yudenitch
Rusa
Bulshevik
U. 5
Catholic U
Packer
Sloan
Hoyle
Martyn
Stewart Building
Washington, DC
Pwolle
Tford Live Stock Insurance Company
New ‘York
D. C
Shannon & Luchs
Realtors
14Th St. N. W. Main
E. M. Fuller & Co
Dread St
Newark
Cleveland
FE. A
Smith Co
15Th Street
Joss
Bimte
Julius Lansburgh
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