MOP Note Owners Accept Extension Plan
Missouri Pacific notes valued around 25 million dollars may extend the plan with a 90 percent depositor threshold before becoming operative. Directors report large holders largely consent and expect no disruption. A key holder may retire and aid revival of the road by stabilizing capital obligations. Also noted are tobacco sales results and a Foley Kidney Pills endorsement from W M Golden of Equitable Life.
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Se Twit Bee
New York
Missouri Pacific
American Tobacco Co
Bremen
W. M. Golden
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Gays
Foley
Hindle
Aadv
Pupils 01 or Mrs. Davis Be Heard In Recital
Suzan Hawley Davis plans a recital for vocal students in the Stratfield hotel. Mrs. Davis and Rimmer Beardsley accompany the pupils. A delightful program is prepared. An army of nearly 2,000 students who
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Suzan Hawley Davis
Stratfield Hotel
Newtown Levy Rise Reported by State Tax Board
Special to the Farmer details the state board of equalization proposing a $100,000 increase to Newtown grand levy. The move mirrors earlier assessor efforts to meet state figures for 1913, prompting critiques of local assessment methods. Other items note a near-fatal attack on James Carley Hurt, a St Rose’s church entertainment, Sophia Booth’s funeral, land sale, Memorial Day concert at Sandy Hook, local visitors, and a Laurel baseball loss.
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First
Board of Assessors
State Tax Commission
Corbin
James Carley
New England
Sandy Hook
W. C. Kiernan
Danbury Hospital
Timothy Harrigan
Carley
St. Rose’s
Waterbury
St. Rose's Church
Sophia Booth
Sophia
Block
M. C. Bradley
Gasstree
Laura Nolan
Hoosevelt Hospital
New York
Carrying U S Mails Ends in Connecticut After June
After June 15 the Connecticut carrier will stop delivering mail statewide as officials announce bids for screen bodied cars to carry the mail. Judge George Gray resigns from the U S court in the Third Circuit and forwards resignation to Washington. Theodore Benedict of New Canaan visits Corinthian Lodge 104 F and A M to witness Master Mason work. Anniversary sale features millinery goods at E H Dillon & Co.
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Post Office
Connecticut Company
Wilmington
Del
George Gray
United States Court For the
3Rd Judicial Circuit
Masonic
Theodore EB. Benedict
New Canaan
Corinthian Lodge
Park City League Shows Strong Baseball Interest
Extra Sporting Page notes growing Park City league appeal with clean baseball and sharp play despite ragged fielding. Ray Schorndorf, a 11 year old pitcher from St Mary team, struck out fourteen as Woodsides beat Brooklawn Specials 10 to 4. Westerns defeated St Patricks 14 to 7. Yesterday's results include Chicago 11 over St Louis 1 and a 2 to 1 Pittsburgh win over Cincinnati.
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Ryan
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Philadel
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Callahan
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McCarthy
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Nee
Youhas
Providence
V. Wargo
Manhart
Eastern Association
Moyer
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Pittsfield
Murray
New Britain
Oy Wes
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Bridgeport
Ab. R
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P-o
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Flint
Waterbury
Leopold
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Meerbach
Butler
Rummage
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Norton
Kansas City
Kerwin
Ed McDaniels
Indianapolis
Wad
Howe
Earl McDaniels
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Wargo
Moran
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Robison the New Dodger Forty Five Tomorrow Strong
Wilbert Robson nicknamed Robby will celebrate his forty fifth birthday tomorrow and remains a key figure at Brooklyn Dodgers. The veteran catcher born in Hudson, Massachusetts, began in the New England league and rose to stardom with the Athletics and Orioles. Renowned for his batting around .350 and later as a pitching tutor, Robby helped shape careers such as Marquard and Tesreau, while serving on McGraw's advisory staff. He inspires his players with calm guidance as he pursues a managing career. The piece notes upcoming games and a boxed score, with a toast from Mr. and Mrs. Martin of this city wishing him well.
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Wilbert
Robby
Charles Holiday
Athletics
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Nation League
Birds
Baltimore
Brouthers
McGraw
Jennings
Joe Kelly
Wille Keeler
Ned H
Joe Corbett
New
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