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Yale News Says Coaches' Removal Will Tend To Destroy Popularity of College Baseball

Date: 14 April 1931

Special to The New York Times

Yale Daily News says removal of coaches from bench will tend to destroy popularity of coll sport

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TOPICS IN WALL STREET.; News, Comment and Incident, On the Stock Exchange and in the Financial Markets. Wholly Professional. Treasury Withdrawals. Tobacco Stocks Lead Rally. Break in Pesetas. Advantages From Brine. Powerfully Sentimental.

Date: 14 April 1931

Rallying tendencies were noted in yesterday's trading on the Stock Exchange, but the volume of trading was small. The turnover was 1,635,975 shares. Substantial gains were recorded in Auburn Auto, American Tobacco, American Can, J.I. Case, Columbian Carbon, Eastman Kodak, ...

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NEWS FROM SPAIN SENDS PESETA DOWN; Exchange Drops 79 Points From Saturday's Level, Closing With Net Loss of 72 Points. BANKERS WATCH SITUATION $60,000,000 Credit for Stabilization Apparently Not Drawn on Yet, but Such Action Is Looked For.

Date: 14 April 1931

Peseta falls 79 points following pol upheaval

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TOPICS IN WALL STREET.; News, Comment and Incident, On the Stock Exchange and in the Financial Markets. Money Market Undisturbed. Steel Reports Awaited. Effects of the Weather. The Stabilization Credit. Spain and the Bond Market. Railroad Meetings. Power for New York. Bonds Show Improvement.

Date: 15 April 1931

After a moderate advance in the morning stocks turned sharply downward in the late dealings yesterday and not only lost their early gains but fell below the closing levels of the afternoon before.

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MARKETS IN LONDON, PARIS AND BERLIN; Trading Continues Quiet on the English Exchange--Credit Rates Harden. FRENCH QUOTATIONS OFF Spanish Stocks Slump Before News of Abdication--Losses on German Boerse. Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES. Closing Prices on London Exchange. Tone Weaker in Paris. Paris Closing Prices. Trend Downward in Berlin. Berlin Closing Prices. Frankfort-on-Main Closing Prices.

Date: 15 April 1931

LONDON, April 14.--The stock markets continued quiet today and the tendency was irregular. Business was hindered by political uncertainties at home, the approach of the budget and the Spanish crisis, together with several adverse dividend announcements.

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KING ALFONSO QUITS, SPAIN A REPUBLIC; ALCALA ZAMORA IS FIRST PRESIDENT; NATION ORDERLY UNDER MARTIAL LAW; MONARCH SAILS ON CRUISER Crown Prince Is With Him --Queen and Others to Go From Madrid Today. KING BALKED AT ABDICATION Left to Avert Bloodshed When Revolt Threatened, but Still Claimed Throne. MOVE REGARDED AS FINAL New Rulers Plan New Constitution, but Won't Hold Plebiscite on Monarchy. Monarch Clung to Throne. Government Gives Its Program. Announcement Made by Radio. Defections Doomed Regime. Police Passive Spectators. Special Editions Bring News. News Spreads Quickly. Barcelona Started Early. Members of Cabinet Announced. Under-Secretaries. Day Began with Excitement. Republicans Issue Ultimatum. Country a Seething Mass. Crowds Already Packed Square. AA Message to America. Radio Plays Big Role. Omens Seem Favorable. Wild Enthusiasm Reigns. Sedition Not to Be Tolerated. King Sails From Cartagena. Prince Juan Sails from Cadiz. Queen Due in France Today.

Date: 15 April 1931

By Frank L. Kluckhohn. Special Cable To the New York Times

Frank Kluckhohn

Repub movement

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