Republic Iron and Steel profits drop in Q1 1925
New York April 15 The Republic Iron and Steel company reports first quarter 1925 net profits after taxes and charges of 812,500 down from 1,356,15? last year. After preferred dividends this equals 1.25 a share versus 3.46 a share. United orders on March 3 for finished and semi finished products total 140,053 tons, up from 116,759 tons a year earlier.
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Republic Iron and Steel ‘Company
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Urge barring of Idaho Copper stock from curb exchange
Idaho state mining inspector in a public statement to the Boston Curb Exchange urged that the stock and mine of the Idaho Copper Corporation be barred from the curb. He claimed the statements promoting the stock are extravagant and discredit the state. A copy was sent to the Massachusetts commissioner of corporations.
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Stewart Campbel
Idaho
Boston Curb Exchange
Idaho Copper Corporation
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Saca
Idsho
Boston Curb
Massachusetts Commissioner of Corporations
Danish grant for Amundson MacMillan Arctic voyage
Multiple late April bulletins report Danish government approval three days earlier for permission for Daniel MacMillan to land in Greenland for the proposed Arctic expedition. Other items note volcanic ash in Nicaragua harming crops, a murder suspect arrested near Naples, a New Haven dairy merger, and various fires, storms, and legal actions across the U.S. and abroad.
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Macmillan
Copenhagen
Denmark
Danilé B
Greenland
College Students Select Lot Says Wellesley Teacher
Dr Eleanor A Gamble of Wellesley College declares students in her psychology classes meet rising standards. She notes Army Alpha tests showed high scorers among new arrivals, but stresses that test results reflect mental agility rather than overall ability. Wellesley shifted to Revised Form Otis tests for freshmen.
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Wellesley
Mass
Eleanor A. McC Gamble
Wellesley College
Gamble
Rabb Meyerovitz to Talk on Jewish History
Rabb Meyerovitz will discuss Longfellow and Jewish history at Park Avenue Temple tomorrow evening. Members are urged to donate American Jewish Year Books to temple files. Sisterhood plans Red Cross work Monday afternoon in the vestry. Study class meets Monday night.
Fayerweather's Island Camping Permits Issued
The Board of Recreation has issued two camping permits for Fayerweather's Island with 63 permits issued last year and expectations for more this season. Permits cover the season at a nominal cost of 35.
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Board of Recreation
Fayerweather Island
Cuban sugar planter named ambassador
Rafael Sanchez Abeili, a Cuban sugar planter, is named to be the next ambassador to Washington to succeed Don Cosme De La Torriente who recently resigned. The state department said no official steps had been taken by Cuba. Abeili has no prior diplomatic experience and is in Washington with the visiting Cuban president-elect Gerardo Machado's suite.
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Washington
Rafael Sanchez Abeili
Don Cosme de la Torriente
Abelli
Gerardo Machada
Cuba
Aballi
Aballis
Berkshire Mill Bridge Photo Recalled by Bridgeport Pair
In Bridgeport a 1887 Berkshire Mill bridge photo surfaced recalling Leonard and the late Frank H. Day. The tale links a past commercial shoot to today’s trolleys and local curiosity about antiques in Superior Court a trundle day bed and a banter-filled exchange between Edward Quinlan and Harry Arons highlight the era’s ignorance of antique terms and items in a humorous fashion.
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Berkshire Mil Bridge
Sunday Post
W Ltoward
Pacific Strees
Leonard
Bridgeport Petitican
Frank H. Day
Mr Leonard
Day
Berkshire Mill
Water Street
Fairfield Avenue
Superior Court
Edward J. Quinlan
Norwalk
Harry Arons
En Haven
Arons
Spelling dispute over overlayed in jewelry store sign
Coroner Phelan heard testimony as a 14 year old witness during a city case about a new platinum facing for gold rings. A sign painter and store managers argued over the correct term overlayed with bricks used as an analogy, leading to a printed sign decision. James Whelan becomes chief clerk in the Municipal garage and plans to resign from the Eighth District Democratic club board, with about 15 new members expected to join, including Edward A. Drew.
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James J Whelam
Airectors
Democratic Club
Main Street
Whelan
Philip Brady
Y Democratic
Edward A Drew
Sixth District
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