Irregular Price Swings Mark Morning Stock Trade
AP report notes mixed price irregularities as traders weigh near term trends. Markets show varied sentiment with industrials resilient and commodities influenced by agricultural policy signals.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1924
Page
6
AP report notes mixed price irregularities as traders weigh near term trends. Markets show varied sentiment with industrials resilient and commodities influenced by agricultural policy signals.
A Georgia college building was burned this morning in an incident reported from Dgrville. The brief item notes a blaze at the campus and mentions officials are investigating the cause. No injuries are described in the readable text.
A blaze destroyed the administration building at the Georgia State College for Women with losses around 100000 dollars. Students evacuated safely from dormitories as flames remained confined to the admin block.
In Paris radicals led a two mile march from the labor federation HQ to the eastern railroad terminal, singing the Internationale before police dispersed them. Another group attended the Stains memorial ceremony, cheering Lenin and opposing the authorities.
Twenty six Virginians compete for the Cetil Rhodes scholarship to be awarded at the University of Virginia on December 13. Dr Beverly D Tucker Jr of Richmond is secretary of the committee that will select the winner. Eligible collegians will appear before the state committee at the university next Saturday. Included are Leonard W Riley of Winchester, a Lynchburg College senior, and Charles C Burruss of Front Royal, a Randolph Macon College student.
A telegram from G Freeman Pollock in Washington states the Southern Appalachian National Park Commission will likely reveal the location of the proposed park in the South at a December 10 meeting. Luray's L Zirkle relayed the message, noting Blue Ridge area prospects and plans to submit photos to Interior Secretary.
Motion picture actor Warren Kerrigan II was injured when his car crashed near Dixon today. He was thrown through a glass window and suffered a deep cut above the left eye and minor injuries. Alma Rockwood, a passenger in the other vehicle, received serious injuries. Pennsylvania anthracites were dismissed by the Supreme Court today. The court did not rule on the tax validity but upheld the lower court’s decision.
Washington December 8 Attacks by a number of coal companies on the Pennsylvania tax plan were reported as a test case to challenge a tax action.
The death of Vice Consul Henry A. Dayton in Belgrade was reported by the State Department. Initial reports said a young woman shot Dayton and then killed herself, but later dispatches added mystery to the exact circumstances.
Berlin dispatch notes the Reichstag formation of a three party bloc by Socialists, Centre Democrats, and Democrats totaling 227 members. Leaders fear the coalition may lack a dependable majority, even with the 19 votes from the party.
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