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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-09

Chicago, 8. &pril. - sSnfolge
oes .iiiiniltoriiierten" Streits Der
8eideniteller unb 8abnbofarbeiter
iinb beiite nieIe sSroultrien in Der,
ifieoenea 2anoesteilen se3ipungen,
5u teiern. bn iie feline 9fobnlntetinl
erbnlten fcnnen. Ser bier begon.
nene Streif bat fid) nlinnlebr auf
Die grobten 8nbn5entren BON Stem
gorf Bis na6 San 5rancisco ous.
geoebnt. @ereGnungen genl1b be-
fiiloen iif $4,000 Mann i'm Streif.
Der 9aiiogieroienit lit bisber nod
niht In Nitleioenl9nft ge3oeen
iuoroen iebod, barren tauienbe nit
2ebensnittel beIabene 8aggons Der
@eforoeruns. 4utorit1ten gIaiiben,
bob Die HabrungsnitteIloge in bic.
len Std6ten fritiid1 tperoen ipiro,
ionte Der Streif nod eitte ISOLDE
lons aiiomiern. sssn bielen Gabrifen
nlaGt iid Elm er1pfiuoliher aoblen-
mangel fiiIbar. StablanIagen in
Buffalo, @nrp uno anberen Gen.
tren iirb ge5iunngen. ben 8etrieb
iuegen 9oblennlansels eiilauitellen.
SsSn ben ssrloiona iinb ssninois Sob.
lenberaiperfen miro mir nit haIber
Saidt es1rbeitet, neil Die eefor0er-
te aoble niht nod ibren 8eItirt.
nIiinssorten gebrndt iperoen tnnn.
9ie 3ufubr IN ben BiebbOfen lit
geriiis; II, gbiengo iino $4,000
gericncn oie bisber Iobnenbe ge-
ihdftieune IN ben bortigen gieb.
bofen illb sdIndtbGuiern fanoer,
auBer arbeit.
geantte ber gifenbdbrbriioe
ten opponieren 0ffentIih 6emStreif; !;
iie iagen, Die arbeitseinlteIIung lit
auf Die Organization eirer ,&1ulpfs
llnion aitriif5ufiibren.
Z gns ssitisoeportlnettt bat nit
Der llnteriubling BEG Streifs begon.
men; paltner felbit Ieitet oieiebe.
Gr eldubf, onB er unter ben Be-
itinmunsen beg 2eber @eieses Die
Streifer siuingen iuiro, Die arbeit
mieoer auf5unebmen. ssSrn Senat
bat Senator Megorntif, SWinois,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-09
zap. 1lrbeiterperbdtce
iifttcr Staatssumfiittt

Eofio, 9. Gpril. - Cine neue
@eietborlcee, Die bon Dem &on-
belsHitliiterium entiporfen it, uno
Dem neiien Barlame1lt borgelegt
meroen tpirb, miro gum eriten MoI
in Sapon Die @erebmiaung Der 9fe-
eierung fir Die arbeiterberbGnoe
erltbaIten. Die Regierung beabiid.
tigt iebod bie gerbdnoe tontrollie-
ren ,tno in getpiiiem Sinne su be.
idrdnfen. Cine Der &eiolutionell,
Die inter oas Jeuer Der Gritif ge.
non,lnen miro, perfiigt. oaB irgeno
Elm bon oem gerbono sefabter Be-
idIuB, Der ben @eiesen 5utpioer.
lauft, ober fir Die offentIide @obI-
fabrt if)doigeno angeieben miro.
ooer ridt ben Grtpartunsen Der He.
sierltng ettlpridt, bon ben 8eboroen
onnnlliert ooer ben 8erbano ouf.
gelolt neroen fatn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-09
GraitspcrtzD zDafftpfer
lancet tote PelSe1t

SEEN gorf. 8. april. Der Grub.
pentransportoampfer Nnniemono IN
bier, Die sSIagge niif Salbmoit &c.
aoger, nit ben 2eihen bon 81
omerifoniiden 5oloaten eingetrof.
fen, Ole fir ibr 2nr,o in oel
Srenloe Itorbea. 9ie rteilten iirt6 IN
c-n 2ngern in @robbritannien ge
Itorben.
Bon bier aug iperoen Die 2eihen
in lnftoidten 5drget ltttter milf.
tdriiber n-9enodittlg in bid
Seirlot geianbt peroen. Die @brens
garbe miro Bis sltr @inienfung IN
Sen beinntliben 8o6en ben Gotten
aur Seite bleiben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-09
Sbwcrc Rdinpfc I'M
Jcritfalcn's Stra6cn

aairo, 0. 9lprif. -0bgIeid Gin.
aelbeiten iiber Die 3uianunenIt0Be
atuifden Siirfet1 uno Sltoen in Sc.
ruialem niht befannt getporoet
iiil0, mos olif bic Strenge Der ber.
bangten 3eniur ihlieben l6Bt,
nintmt man bod on, baB iie ourh
Dos 8nianlrnenfoIleu Der BON ben
Moslenis eefeierteu Muia nit oenl
&uiiafeit ogt ssIoeft una oer drift.
liden 9iterfeier entitanOpil, oa fidI
iAon in friiberen sSabren bei ben
nit 6iefen Soften berbunbenen gro.
aeiiionen aoIlifionen ereigneten.
Gfeiiett6e iagen, Bel ben arabern
babe fid idon ieit einieer 3eit cine
antiientitiid)e stinlnllins fi,nogege.
ben ltnb pdhretib bei ben 9roaeIIio.
nen oer Moslenls uno gbriiten
am 2. gtpril fein unfreunoIihes
BOrt gefaqen iei iei es am gIei-
den Sdge sfptiden erIteren ltn0 Slt-
ben am Saffator gu SdIdgereien
sefonmen ols Die sSlt6en ihrieen:
g8ir baben ooS 2ano nit 0erl
S6merte erbalter- SSSn Dem folgen.
Den &ie tpurSe nit @lelIern ge.
fdnlpft, Bis Die engliidei Soloaten
Die Stube ipieoer beritellten. 8on oo
an fam es BEL oen qro5eiIionen
in ben engen @aiien SeruiaIents
5ii beItdnoieen Streitisfeiten uno
Die Suben murben angegriffen, mo-
tie fid ieben lieBen. lteber Die 3nbl
Der bel Ben llnrnben @etoteten
uno gerluunoeten fonnen Die 8ei.
ienoen feline ausfunft geben, elai,.
ben ober, oaB fia Ole @e- IitIte auf
beioe Seile slei9 berteiIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-09
.fi6cnlffafritrcif
orbnt ii(6 lutitrr aus
JnSuitrien in pielen canSesteilen selabmt; rick
markt Int Kanias Gitp fait cbnc 5mfmbr;
$4,000 t1tann aneeblidb am Streik
tsesierilns wirS Sraitiide ,iiabnabmcn treffcn

cine Heioliition eingebraft. iponod
Der &ongreB Sdritte 5ur @eileeuno
oes Streifs tun ion, foas Die gfe.
gieriine nidt eitgreift.
9ie 9lrericnn Federation Of 2dbos
bat 5u Dem Streit in feiner @eiif
6felIitng senolrtn1en. 4enrlte Der.
ielben iaeen, Die regular organizer.
ten slrbeiterberbdnoe uerben fid Der
Situation oIs geipo9Ien eriDeiien.
Sadbetit6tlbige alif Dem @ebiets
oes @irti9aftsIebens fi1o iiber5eitgt,
bob Die Hreiie dlles beiien. ons gum
2e6ensurterbalt gebort, fteigen
iperoen.
Grbeiterfiibrer ritfen 0iesiernng.
Gbicago, 8. glpriL. GiirMteiio.
bob Die Hcbolte innerbaIb Der Union
5u einem 3uidmmenbriieb Der 8obn.
arbeiterorgoniiation fiibren mag, be.
abfidtigen glrbeiterfiibrer, Die gfe.
gierung at erftirbeil braltiide
Sdritte 5ltr llnteroriidiing oes
Streifs au ulternebmen. Gieien
gIon begt 9. 6. Seberling, Yr1ii.
bent Der 8eideniteIler Union bon
Gorbamerifa. s@ir befi1oen una
intnler nod nit 9euticblan0 mn
&riege, uho bas 2eber @eies lit inr
rner nod in araft,1 ingte er.
Ser 5treif bot iid1 beute iiber
ben ganaen IfitteIlpeiten eritreft.
Ius iiber 5pan8ig Stabten I'M Wlit
teiItpelten iino MeIoltnget eirlge.
troffen, ooB ii6 Die 8eideniteIler
anl Streif befitoen, ltllo OaB iidl
2ofonotibfibrer nn0 SeiSer iib
ibnen nnihlieBen. SoIlte Der Streii
Biz Gnnlstag anoauernz oonn mer.
Den Sunoerttouielloe obne 8eiddf.
tigrng iein. ssSrl Gonias Gitn ba.
ben fid) 4D tneitere @eidlen}telIer ben
Streitern dllgeidIpiien; es miro De.
fiirhtet. naB Die 8iebbofe feline Slt.
fubren erbalten fonnen itno geid1loi.
len iper0el ntiiien.
8eanlte itto OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
erflGren oaB Der Streif nunmebr
ieillen S6bepunft erreidt babe; ein
abflauen Oesielben miro BON ibnen
in 9lusiitt gerent.
sSn Chicago iiao 1000 Union
Streifbreder eingetroffen iitlo ba.
ben fid ipfort an Die arbeit bege-
ben. 9ie Snonitrie I'M WlitteIipeiten
lit infplge oes Streifs geIdbntt nor.
ben. gsur Die ipidtigIte 5ra9t miro
bef0roert;, aoble uno 2ebensmittel
Gaben oas 8orreht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-09
ueipberrp beiieete
SrieScnspertrao

@aion, Ga, 8. stpril. General.
ortpoIt 8olmer, Der bier au @unIten
ieiner Observation-Disclosures re-
oete, erflatte, boB $750,Ooo 6en
6rieoensbertrng INT Die @fe ge.
brodt uno Die gaotioncrlliga getotet
b1tten. Die erfaufte Griudblltne
oes Senators 9eipberrb in Weif)igorl
bobe ben Senotor 2ooee in 0en
Stonb geieBt, oos aontintee fir
slneeIesenbeiten su re-
organiiieren uno gegen oen gertrag
ali beridten. 8enn bie Genofroten
IN @i6igan eeiieet bitten, tpiiroen
oieie ben Senot reorsaniiiert boben
unO elm oeir1ofratiides aonlitee
bdtte ben @ertrag eiinitis einberidl-
tet nno Elm benofrntiid)er Genat
bate 0enleIben angenonllnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-09
rettc Gcle9cntcit
sum regiftrieren

gerssiien Sic nidjt, baR fen.
te Der lekte Sas gum resiitrie.
reH fiir Wlanmer nnb syranen 1T,
bic In Der VrimGruabl am 20.
glpril In gtebrasfa itimmen iuol.
len. limb icber Iann nnb ieSe
Jran iOllrrn itimmen. User bes.
balb ieinen 9lamen in bic Babler.
Iiitsn Md nidt einsetrasen fat,
bcsebe iidJ nnuer5iiglidj in bic
Office bes 8abIfomini1IGrs i'm
Gonrt Sans. nnS laiIe iidJ resi-
itrierea, oafait n am 20. slpril
ftimmeu fnnn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-09
Briteft bcerii6en
Seati6c 111miik

2onOon, 9. s(pril. - Die oeut.
fdJe Weuiit bdIt nieoer ibren Gin.
6lig In England, obne ireertotueIde
feinoielisen 9emonitrotionen poer
Broteite berbor5urufer. Seit 1914
tpurbe gum erIten MaIe StraliB ge-
bort, als feline 0per ~0on Suan"
nIs lette Summer auf Dem &onaert.
prograrnm Der Queens Sail er.
ihien. Sic ipor oIs Ieste geunnler
ongeiett Inn oenieuieen Die iie
nidt boron poIlten @eIeaeeenbeit
sum gerlaiien oes Saales al eeben.
Girige 8uborer gingen binoits. nber
cs iatS teine &urtogebuns ftott.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-09
Wettcrt,xritt.t

Sir Omaha uno ltneeaeno =
Sdon beute obenO uno Snnistna
gttuas pdrner beltte dbeno.
Sir @ebrasfa-3unebmeroe lin.
ipolfung bsitte obeto. NIT mdrinerer
Seuiperotur i'm oItlihen SeiIe.
Sanistug unbeItinn1t; tperiis @eh.
iel in Der 9ernperoti,r.
Sir Soma 5d6n bente nbeno
iino Sanlstae. @enia @etieI tn
Der Semperntiiy
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-09
Oreapn luirb saft anfitellen.

Norflon6. Oregon, 8. gllriI. :
Sier tperbea llnteridbriften auf ge,
titioren geinnuneIt, Inn ben gsn.
men oes Gr.8r6fioenten Saft ole
9rdfioefltifo foftsfnnoionten olif oie
repnblifoniiden @nbl5etteI iiir Die
9opdblen su iehen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-09
5cafreibeit fir
Drndpapicr efitpfol,len

8aibinston, 9. 9lpril. - Die
SauSbcrloee, melfe Die aoIlireie
@infuhr bon 9rudpapier gum
9reiie bon lpeniger als aht Gents
oas Bfuno genebuigt, fpuroe bonn
Sinaustonlitee oes Sennts giinitig
einberidtet. Die 8orlage iuuroe
bon alien 3eitunssberausgebern
nodoriidfi6 enlpfoblen. Inter ben
iesigen Seiesen lit 9apier gum
Breiie bon fiinf Gents bas 8ftno
ltno perlioer fteuerfrei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-09

Der MegieralespreiIe beidIeunigen
bic &iidfebr 6er WiftelfIaijen Az
ben Soeen Der olten Reeierung.
A. Die Stei6smebr bot iid iiber
ooS gnn3e @ubrsebiet dusaebreitet
utto Die gcbolrtion oer &oten lit
5l elmer Guerilla. .ariegsfiibrung
fleiner pliinoernoer 8anoen bon
&aoifalen aeiporoen, bic ibren
Sibrern nidi mebr geborden. Giien
nn0 bic meiiten nnoeren St1Ote I'M
Rubr0iitrifte befinben iid ipieoer
in Sdnoen Der Srrppet.
5. Die fronSoiii6e SerrIdaft in
ben beiesten Std0ten lit ltreng. goIt
telegraph, Selepbone iinO unter
Der Gontroae Der @in0ringIinge.
Die 3eitlingen Iinb nnterbrildt uno
Die fran80fiiden Eritppen iiberlua-
den olle8.
6. Die ra0ifalen NniIen in gang
9eittihlanO nebrnen nod irnner
cine feinolide Steaurg gegen Die
&egierung Elm. geibe tperfen einan.
Der Die SduIo fir oas ginoringen
Der sSransoien bor. Die arbeiteror-
'ganiintfonen baben Der aegierung
neue 5oroerungen geItelIt, Die orf
cine 9iftdtur oes groIetarints
binousgeben.
Die Gage in sSranffnrt.
Rain5, 9. apriI. .-s5n Gronffurt
lit Die 9fnbe itno Sr0nltna mie0er
bereeiteIlt pcr0en; Der goli8ei 1T
es gelungen Die Stuoenten 3n be.
rubigen. Die ItGotiiden geboroen
baben oos 9oIf onr6 gIafate ouf.
eeforoert Die 9fube su beipobren.
Sic SiderbeitspoIi3ei, weIde in
Srnnffurt berboftet tuurOe, ipiro
freigeInfien aber ans 6ranffurt
etttferiit mer0en.
Berlin, s. apriI. Dem Soae.
bIatt sufoIGe baben Die GransoIen
gerItdrfunsen nn9 ssronffurt ee.
idnbt. 9ie 3eititne iast. oab 6rei
Heeiinenter Snfonterie unS biele
Gonfs seitern StroBburg berlieBen.
II. 9. Sertreter reiisnicrt.
Sontbur9 8. gLpriI. -sSSr elmer
SpesioIocbeide aus Sronffurt an
oas Sombureer SrentoenbIatt beiBt
es, oaB Der 8ertreter Der Ser.
Stonten bon Der inter.alIiierten
&beinlanO.a .aomniiiion 5uriidgqtre.
ten lit. Die Reiignntion erfoIgtp an
gebIid1 ouf anpeiiitngen bon @aIb.
tngton btrl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-09
Bel9ier f6lie6ctt
iict Sraitscieft aft

9riiiiel, 9. apriI.-9ie beTgiidt
&egierlng bat bei6loiien, cine ab.
telling $ruppen gu Den Sran5oieu
itoben 3u Iaiien iinO nit oieien ee.
neiniam 6etttide StGote in Der
neutralen Gone 5u garniionieren.
9ie belgifhen MannIdaften ober
tperoen 5ilriidgeaogen iper6en, 10.
bolo Die 8eutidhen Den Hubroiltrift
rc1ittpr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-09
StoIieniidjcr gtreif am GnSe.

Mon1, 8. Gpril.- Der olIeenieine
ar6eiteroerbdn6 uno Oie fo3inIiiti.
ihen grbeiterfiibrer boben ben slb-
idIuB 6es 6treifs, Der fir so.
Iognn, 2ibcrno, Sloreiia, @ooena,
Spe5ia uno anOere 8l6se oneeouh.
net mar, onbefobIen, nchoem in
einent 8uiamnenitoB atpiiden Eoli.
5iIten ltn6 glrbeitern in Ser WGbe
bon Bologna Z arbeiter eetotei
uno mcbrere beripunoet tporoen
fpdren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-09
Diehfnarkt in kanias
Gitp fait gel ld9ntt

&anias 9th, &c., 9. gfpril.
@esen oe5 Streifs Ser 8ei9en.
teller mar 0er beutise s[uftrieb auf
Dem bieiigen 8iebnnrft iebr eering;
oerielbe betrug nur 400 &opf 9fino.
bieb uHb 500 Ghlueine. 9ieielben
ptrOen bon ben Sdladtbdiiern
altfaefa,tft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-09
ulaitrcr fallrcft I'M
Cagicab sur Nrbeit

ghienso, 8. gpril. -SieIige Bad.
iteinnourar, iuelde eiien 2obn bon
$50 Bis $50 pefg8pcbe erbalteti,
fabren in Farieabs CUR arbeit uno
begeben fid) nud auf oieIe 8eiIe
beim. Sie ieben ridt Elm, esbaIb
fie in iiberfrllten gtraBenbobnipa.
gen fabren ioIlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-09
giQa lnadlt bpn iidl rebcn.

sSunrea Mer. 8. apriI. .-Sier
iperoen spei neue lleberf6lle Der
8ilIniiten cuf 8iiee Der omerifani.
f9en 8entrnGbobn berintet. @s
tpiro seiogt, oab @iIIo bier ftorte
8nnben I'M Stonte gbibuabuo Inn.
beridpeifen IdBt, bic Senlineo ais
Ronientrntionspuittt boben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-09
SransportSampfer nnter G.maran.
tame.

Sonolulu. &. S., 8. 9lpriI.-
Ser amerifnniid]e Sruppentrong.
portoompfer 2oean, nit Srnppen
bonn ferneft Often nod amerifo m.
teripess, lit bier in 0uaraitt1ne
gelegt uornen, neil doblreide Or.
fronfitngen an Moiern Griiienert.
aitn6ine uno SsnfInenaa an goro
dufeetreten iii,o. oenen idon z Sol.
baten erlesen fiiio.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-09
Siilfitc iuirS ietlieblict
Jtalicn siieeiprcsten
Snepilabiids aummiiiion pilist in
@crteilans Der abriatiideu
SGfen.

Sem, 0. glpriI. Cine GepeIde
bon Trieit erEI1rt, oaB Die ita.
lienifh-jusoilabiide Ssonlmiliion,
tpel6e iiber Die @rlebigung Der
aoriotiiden Grage beraten Bat, elm
llcbereinfommen iiber Die SGfen on
Der Sitieite Ses ooriotifden Ileeres
erSielt bat inter tpeldem Stalien
bic SouDerGnitit iiber 0illne err
bdlt.
gtod oem 8eri6t iiber Dos lleber.
einfoulmen erbaIten Die SugoIIaben
Suiaf, oen 2anal Della Tiurnaro,
Die S1fen bon 9oros ino 8olosco.
Der Sofer ion gbbo5ia, iiibmeittid5
BON 8oloscd. berbIeibt ben Stale.
ncrn tuofiir bic SSligoilopen Gcu-
tari in Ser gidbe Der albaniIden
&iifte als Gntid1oigung erbolten.
@a6riele o'9lnnun3io, Der &ebel.
lenfiibrer in Siume, ioll gegen oieieg
g6fommen idorfen GroteIt erbe6en.
Der 9erid)t idreibt Climb George
bic urbeberidnft nes ginigungs.
borihlnees Sli, iiber ipeld)el tuie
berloutet, Ser Sr6iioent @iIlon
bon ben glaiierten nidt gefrogt
pur0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-09
0encralitreif in ;yinme.

Srieit 8. glpril. .-Sn Siilne
iptr0e geitern rtoreen ein General.
itreif erfldrt. Die Stoot 1T obne
8niier uro 2idt. 9ie arbeiter
foroern Die @ieoerberiteIlung Ser
yea9rlingsinitteIlieferiing ollf elmer
uormalen @ais, Die Giidfebr su Den
Breiien, Die Dor Den llnruben in
6ilune berridten, uno einen Nus
gleih oeS @edieIfuries, bamit Die
2obne ibre friibere aauffraft ipie-
Der erbalten. sic beidperen fid
oariiber, baB Die aBreiie In 2ira
angeaeben mer6en, tndbren6 Die
@us5oblung Der 26bne in iugoila-
biihen aroren erfoIgt, bic nnr oen
5fpolften Seil pert fino. Der gea.
ticnolrat fat abTtellune Der ge.
ihner0en beribrohen. Gie onoalt.
ern6e glodaoe bat Die Sdtigfeit beg
Sofens bebauteno reou5iert.
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What Is Before Us?

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60 80 R ,sss e t s .S x,e 800 % i.ei"sS % - s. % s
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-07
LOCAL TRADING
DULL AND N4RROU
Little Change in Money Condi-
tiOnS. but Situation Not So
Bad as Painted

Operations in the local market were
mad" up almost entirely of small odd lot
dealings which wore unuroductivc Of
any material change in prices. The SEES
sion was notable for the larger number
of shares dealt in. which included quite
a few local stocks that arc very seldom
traded in. All the surrounding condi-
tions served to restrict market interest
and a"rcntuat" the already existing
waiting attitude.
Money market conditions. As natur-
ally would be- expected. continued the
leading loGning institutions asserted
there was no change in conditions. They
stated recent statements of money be-
ing tighter IN this city than any other
financial center were misleading and in
correct. There has not been much i'm
provemont. bat conditions are no worse .
and not half so acute 0S at some Of tho
other Federal Resefy" districts. Con
siderable liquidation Of unpsScntial and
unnecessary loans hsS been accom-
pliShcd, they state. hut these funds have
been applied to sources where additional
bank accommodations We're badly
needed.
Trading III the local stocks was with.
out any particular feature There was
about an equal division Of fractional
gains and declines. with a go0dly Dor
tion of the list ar unchanged quotations.
There was dcsultory selling in several
parts of the list, notably in Pcnnsyl-
vania Railroad. Philadelphia Electric
and the Tonopah Mining issues. but no
liquidation of urgent nature.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-07
PRICES SAGGEO
IN DULL MARKET
keener Appreciation Of Strained
Credit Situation Responsible
for Contraction Of Dealings

New York. May There was q
dealings in todays stock market and
with the increasing dullness prices de-
vcloped sagging tendency. 1t would
be rather difficult TO pin point the direct
influence Of this further suspension Of
speculative activities, except that il was
keen appreciation Of the widespread
character Of the strained credit situa-
ton. In the first place, while the rate
for call money remained what would be
called relatively eaey, in view Of the
existing money market conditions. 10
EFFORT was made 60 conceal the fact that
1t was still very difficult TO obtain funds
for Wall street requirements. Then
again the report of the Federal Reserve
Bank urging further kontraction Of
credits served to bring the acute money
situation more directly home. in 80 far
as the stock market was concerned. :,
Coupled TO this was the knowledge that
while the crisis Of the money market
tension had probably been safely passed
in the East. conditions in the West and
Middle West were daily growing more
serious. The storm center apparently
is now in the neighborhood of Chicago
and Kansas City. az which points. evil
IDENTIFY considerable difficulty is being ex-
perienced in getting things in shape.
BY reason Of the eminent professional
caliber OF the dealings the days move
ments were deprived OF much signi6-
canoe. Without the support Of the
covering Of the short interest. and with
the buying power otherwise extremely
limited prices showed an inclination
to droop. There was no great amount
Of selling. neither was there any evil
dence Of renewed liquidation. After an
irregular start prices yielded in all di.
rcctions. Steel, equipment and oil
shares were again the more vulnerable
spots. but substantial reactions also oC-
CURED in shipping shares aud motor ac-
ccssories. Crucible Steel reacted 6
points and allied issues | to 3. Mexican
oils were especially weak on latest news
from that country. Mexican and Pan
American Pctrolcums fell , to > points.
respectively. but the European oils re.
sisted selling nrcssure. The setback
extoGded TO high grade rails. but losses
ia that group were comparatively small.
Moderate rcCoverics set in before noon
tho per cent money rate making the
shorts more cautious. Trading re-
maincd dull except for an irregular
spurt in low priced rails. Publication
OF the wage survey submitted by the
railroad labor organizations was without
| effect on transportation shares. Call
money held at opening quotations on
| light demand
The mpnotony of the later trading
! was occasionally relieved by another
! advance in the shipping shares. minor
/ rails also extending their gains.