Net operating income and deficits of early 1920s railways
The Connecticut Company reports a 1921 net operating income of 2,060,076 after taxes, with total operating revenue 14,819,210 and expenses 11,837,324, while the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad shows a 1921 corporate deficit of 19,059,491.95 and a total debit of 46,870,468.17 in the profit and loss account, reflecting bonds, taxes, and adjustments.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
J. Pearson
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Gardit
Joss
Compan
Worcester & Connecticut Eastern
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Cerpig
Pearson
Resorets Credis
Freien
Freigh
White House vows Civil Service not to be impaired
Officials say the administration will not weaken civil service laws but seeks improvements to efficiency in government operations. The President, as head of the government, is responsible for efficient administration and would address any aspects that tie the executive’s hands.
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White House
Washington
Fresigeng Harding
Tris
Bureau of Engraving
Senate
Hig Noofidente
Oklahoma jurist Beck case plea looms inquest
Uniformed men patrol Oklahoma City streets as the Beck inquest nears. Judge Jean Day faces questions after Colonel Paul Ward Beck was shot at Day's home. Prosecution orders guards. about a thousand spectators seek admission to the hearing. Witnesses include Mrs Day and West ern lawyer Moman Frusett.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Paul Ward Beck
Jean P. Day
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Abinrnay
Fort St
Akemen
Post
Hughes
Day
Oklahoma
Moman Frusett
Thomas Gore
Supreme Cour
Prulett
New York Couple Killed in France Aerial Crash
Two American honeymooners identified as Mir ani Mes Christopher Bruce Yule and his wife were killed in an aerial collision in France. Yule had recently stayed at the Hotel Prines George where he was described as manager for a confectioners supplies firm. The couple, about 19 years apart in age, had traveled abroad two months earlier, with Yule visiting relatives in New York and France during their honeymoon.
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New York
France
Mir
Ani Mes
Christopher Bruce Yule
Prines George
Tule
Yente
Sosty'n
Jewels Found In San Diego Expressman's Find
In April in San Diego a reported loss of $45,000 tied to Mme Gallia Curci was resolved when jewels worn by the Gallia Curci jewelry owner were recovered by an automobile expressman. The goods were returned to the owner as stated by a Harmans feet notice. The report mentions the jewels were believed hidden near an alge of the 7gh away at this ety and Angelea.
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Diego
Cal
Mme. GalliaCurci
Juan Capisthane Weskerday
Anutomobile
Harmans
Angelea
Authoress Wife Demands 90-10 Household Split in Divorce
Edward H. Keeler, an accountant from Stamford, tests in Superior Court for divorce from Martha W. Keeler. He recalls their romance during the Spanish American War and says she insisted on a 90-10 division of the household, keeping the 90 share for herself. Keeler details their marriage, moves to the Philippines, and his return to New York. He alleges he was to give up his share of property as commanded.
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Edward H. Keeler
New York
Stamford
Isaac Wolfe
Superior Court
Martha W. Keeler
Keeler
Kesler
Philippines
America
New York City
Philippine Islands
Shoe
Edith Wellk Gnte Shoal
Simebies
Princrom Har
Thej Boyle
Richard A. Purdy
West 84Th Street
Hudson Trial Company
Huis Houte
Thomas H. Butler
Elio
Connecticut Employment Improves Steadily Says Labor Report
Washington April 7 The unemployment trend in Connecticut shows a general revival in employment and industry. The Labor Department survey for March notes irregular conditions but overall gradual improvement aided by iron and steel demand and easing unemployment. Builders forecast a building boom as activity rises in mills and fabrication plants with positive outlook into the next quarter. Continued on Page Seven.
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Manning
Washington
Connecticut
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Labor Department
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Struc Ture
Haseen
City workers to be paid in city yards today
Readable fragments indicate municipal workers will receive pay in city yards today rather than Hillside Home. Paymaster and pay process described as starting at 12 with officials remaining present. Limited details due to damaged OCR.
Appeals to Women by Democratic Leader Sparks Hope for Liberal Vision
Former Democratic Chairman addressed the Democratic Women's Alliance at Strapfeld urging women to unite for party renewal. He claimed the party once brought prosperity, criticized Republican policy, and urged cooperation with the party to push liberal ideas and victory in elections.
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Cummingson
Democratic Women's
Allianes
Strapfeld
Republican Party
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Avanti’ Ang
Europe
Japan
Pacific
Asia
Chicago
Albuquemup
Depling
Cummings
Democratic Party
Emily Newell Blair
Democratic Nationel Committee
Bridgeport Lighted Streets Boost City Illumination
Bridgeport votes record 1033 arc lamps 900 tungsten and 105 White Way lights on ornamental poles. White Way routes include Fairfield avenue Main street State street East Main. United Illuminating plans Steel Point Power plant to supply city for years with fuel store, five months’ supply. Public lighting appropriation stands at 126509.65 for the fiscal year.
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Bridgeport
Fairfield Avenue
Courtland Street
Main Street
Gilbert
Catherine Street
State Street
Plaza
Wife Pleads for Gen Semenoff by Pawned Jewels
Mrs. Vaina Semenoff testified that she pawned her diamonds to secure bail for General Semenoff, set at 25,000 dollars, in a bankruptcy case brought by the Yourovety Home and Foreign Trade Company. She claimed the General earned funds by pillaging consignments, while he denied allegations and defended American interests against Bolsheviks.
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Vaina
Victoria Semenov
Ant Bolshevik
Buggin
Rome
Cyril
General Semanoft
Semenoff
Bhorough Tay
Ray Raedings
Yourovety Home
Russia
Rusalite
British Troops Resume Duty At Dublin Castle
British soldiers with orders from the government take over guard duties at Dublin Castle along with Royal Irish Constabulary units whose disbandment is suspended. Republican forces seek to seize communications and streets grow tense as Free State troops and Irish Republican army clash and border patrols intensify.
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Collins
Denis O'Connell
Dublin
Dubt Castle
Royal Irish Constallary
Rae
Ireland
Midleton
County Cork
Michael
Belfast
Ulster
Eshoo
Garrion
County
Fermanagh
Ulster Special
Ireland Republican Army
Irish Republican Army
Bers
Royal Irish ‘Constabulary
Washington to shift policy toward Russia after Genoa talks
Cabinet officials indicate a probable change in the US stance toward Russia, signaling a trade agreement first and possible recognition later. The move follows Genoa’s push for European economic rehabilitation and hinges on European cooperation and Russia’s progress. Aims include revived diplomacy and potential resumption of official communications.
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Washington
Mosting
United States
Europe
Harding
Rusia
Funeia
Porto Rico Governor Accused of Public Funds Misuse
A Grand Jury presentment in San Juan accuses Governor Reily, Auditor Kessinger, and secretary John Hull of misusing public funds for private purposes. The document, spanning ten pages, urges indictments based on evidence gathered for prosecution. The court initially declined to release the report, then faced a request to forward it to fiscal authorities.
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P. R
E. Mont Reily
Porto Rico
Kessinger
Reily
John Hull
Grand Jury
Relly
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Acala
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