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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1919
Page
6
New York stock activity showed growing strength with gains across many issues. Steel led with a surge over several points, while General Motors moved up sharply and Baldwin rose, amid broad market advances and notable bond dullness.
The Libetty geet firm reports 31 25 parity across international resistances, noting total sales of 11 400 000 dollars.
Hartford Sept 2 000 words: Bishop Tom J Nilan of Hartford diocese sues Date McMahon of Derby administrator with the will annexed of the estate of the late Rev John T A McMahon Deep River chaplain of St Johns Industrial School. Damages of 8000 asked and a counter claim of 200 for salaried payments made by the administrator of the estate. Papers on file in Superior court in New Haven. Palmer confirmed as marshal William R.
Palmer of Oxford has formed a United States Marshal for Connecticut in succession to Chesterfield. C Middiebrooks of Winsted been cone.
Twelve Red Cross canteen workers return home today on the Fabre liner Routa from Marseilles. The group, led by Captain Dudeley Hill of Baltimore, includes Lieutenant Edward J Woolf of St Louis, Mrs Minty W Dulaney of Baltimore, Anna Foley of New York, and Misses Anna Boyd Philadelphia Sylvia Casmus Wyoming N J Margaret Mulcran St Paul Helen Hancock Evanston Helen Miller Sharon Penn and Bella C and Lucie H Wilson Beaver Falls Penn.
After amendments to expand double liability for shareholders in corporations under the act, the Senate approved the corporate finance bill championed by Senator Edge of New Jersey. It now proceeds to the House for consideration.
New York September market nervous on tropical storm threats and looming coal mine strike. November contracts fell to 28.04, December to 28.81, with overall declines 50 to 60 points from late day highs. Trade sapped by liquidation, with 23,038 bales traded that day and rising season totals.
Jonnw Mitchell former president of the United Mine Workers of America died at the Postgraduate Hospital at 5 PM after gallstone surgery ten days earlier. He was 49 and had served since 1918 as chairman of New York state industrial commission. Governor Smith and family were present. physicians cited failure to rally post operation.
An American firm with 1.5 million capital is forming to develop the Jamaican tobacco trade. Local firms are absorbed, shifting control to U S interests in Kingston as the tobacco market expands amid corporate consolidation and regulatory activity.
Women in this city arranged to contribute a percentage of canned fruits and vegetables to Griffin hospital and have already donated a large amount to the institution.
In Whately Massachusetts practically every new resident joined in capturing an alleged burglar in a general store early today. The intruder named Joe Ryan, with a companion in North Adams, was overpowered after being discovered in the rear of the store. Charles Ross runs the store and post office. his daughter Mural woke her father who, with two sons, alerted neighbors and guarded the scene.
General Pershing cannot ride his favorite horse Kidron in Morrow's parade due to a state agriculture department quarantine order. The animal must stay at embarkation headquarters in Newport News. Pershing will be mounted on a Virginia thoroughbred named Cane train owned by the city police department.
Trinity College announces that evening class work at Hillyer Institute will receive full academic credit toward Trinity. Students completing three years of study at Hillyer will be credited toward a bachelor’s degree, with the fourth year required in residence at Trinity College. Letters indicate continuing collaboration between the institutions.
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