One bearer 1000 pesetas share certificate of "EL SOL COMPAÑIA ANÓNIMA ,S.A."Madrid,Spain 1918 . Condition (opinion):Very Good (VG ).Stains or light yelow tones visibles at back .Share capital 1.000.000 pesetas.Uncancelled .Two hand signatures.Printer:Lit.A de Angel Alcoy y Cía(Madrid).All the 30 dividend coupons remain uncut.Important historical value.Dry seal.Size :43cm/30cm including coupons (average).
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Una acción al portador de 1000 Pesetas de "EL SOL COMPAÑIA AN´ÓNIMA, SA"Madrid 1918,excelente conservación VF/EF ,sin cancelar.Capital social 1.000.000 pesetas .Impresor del documento:Lit.A.de Angel Alcoy y Cía(Madrid) Contiene todos los 30 cupones de dividendo sin cortar.Dos firmas de puño y letra .Imortante valor histórico.Sello en seco.
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El Sol (Spain)
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The Sun was a Madrid newspaper, enlightened, liberal and regeneration, founded on December 1, 1917 by Mary Urgoiti Nicholas, director of The Spanish Paper and disappeared with the Civil War.
Two ideas presided over the founding of "El Sol" (The Sun) in the minds of Urgoiti. Commercial interest and concern of cultural and political, for he found the enthusiastic collaboration of José Ortega y Gasset, who left The Fair, to become the most inspirational and ideological partner of the new Star newspaper.
El Sol (The Sun) advocated a reformist project, a reform as a pressing need felt by the most progressive and dynamic sectors of the bourgeoisie and the intellectuals, who had presided over the founding of the magazine Spain (1915-1924). The Sun also shows understanding and sympathy for organized labor and construction, namely socialism, which aims to help focus in an evolutionary sense and reformist. Paid great attention not only to Catalan and Basque nationalism, but in general provincial life. Had a foreign information than what was usual at the press of the time.
Written by intellectuals in height, giving in principle to the information on lotteries and criticism taurine, and going on tiptoe on bloody crimes and other matters or scandalous themes preferred by the public, The Sun was not, or could be, a newspaper popular. Although there were among those who cultivated some irritated tone of the newspaper, which claimed judged and pedantic.
In the orbit of the intellectual program of José Ortega y Gasset, this release had an excellent staff of writers led by Félix Lorenzo, sun-loving, who was replaced by Manuel Aznar since the September 14, 1918 until March 28, 1922. In April 1924, Ramon J. Sender joined its staff. The cartoons of Louis Bagaría helped create a brand image representative of the tandem Urgoiti-Ortega.
Published in large format 12 pages, was double that any newspaper of the time and proclaimed its independent and critical vocation in entrefilete offensive that went into the first number:
El Sol (The sun) does not support subsidies and repayable advances. Its price is 10 cents because the paper costs more than 5, and you have no legitimate income and confess that underlying all serious and independent company
Economic and political independence would not have been possible, however, without the special links we maintain with the Spanish Paper, parent company of the powerful group of Urgoiti, then in full expansion. In 1920 Urgoiti released a new evening newspaper, La Voz, which sought a popular audience that The Sun could not grasp.
At the end of 1931 Urgoiti, by the circumstances of the moment, is forced to sell the shares in The Sun to the monarchists who ran the Bin, led by the Earl of Barbate and the Earl of Gamazo, mainly because of an article by Ortega y Gasset entitled "Berenguer error." [1] Despite this shift towards the monarchy, the arrival of the Republic will eventually align with the system [2].
In 1932, its liberal and republican line, did not prevent its cultural pages, collaborate the future founders of the Spanish Falange, Mourlane Pedro Michelena, Eugenio Montes, José María Alfaro and Ernesto Giménez Caballero. [3]
Since May 1934, El Sol y La Voz suffered multiple avatars to the Civil War, significantly lowering its prestige and its dissemination. [4]
After the Civil War in their shops, seized by the Falange, the newspaper began printing the top.
Desde enero de 1918 publicará suplementos semanales dedicados a diferentes áreas cada día de la semana:
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