Contempt Charge Demands Bankruptcy Proceedings
A court proceeding seeks to hold the bankrupt individual in contempt of court. The text references delays, adjournments, and ongoing debates over eligibility and statements presented to the court. Details are fragmented and unclear due to OCR errors.
Carl Fischer Leads Southampton Tennis Triumph in Semi finals
Carl Fischer toped Toward Ri Francisco in straight sets 4-6 3-6 to reach the semi finals. Fischer, intercollegiate champion, dominated the court with powerful serves and precise returns. Francisco, Lorton, and Clarence J ru are noted competitors in this round as Manuel Alonson of Spain advances in the tournament.
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Mpton
N.V. Ave
Philadelynia
F&f
Ri Francisco
Fischer
Pacific Coast
Rlay
Kinse
Lorton
Clarence J. Ru
San Francisco
Manuel Alonson
Spain
Redemption notices and amusement license filing in Bridgeport Milford
Fragmented notices show bonds redemption details under an indenture between Locomobile Company of America and First National Bank Bridgeport, plus a license application for a public amusement place at Morris Beach Milford. The records include bond serials, dates around 1922, and authorities in Hartford and Bridgeport handling.
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Roserioe
Aus
la Benis
Foy Fastional
Bridge- Port
Sean
Derek
Sprareport Accorctions
Sierimet Rational Bank OF Bridgeport
Trarieg
Morrise Beach
Milford
Bromsway
Hartford
Tee
Ameritecan Bank & ‘Trust Company
Sridgeport Merrie Pin Co, Srifgeport Savings Bank
Bridgeport ‘Trust Company
Cty National Bank
Ci Savings Bank
Commercial Bank & Trust Company
First National Bank of Bridgeport
Mechanics & Farmers Savings Bank
Field Bank & Trust Company
North End Bank & Trust Company
Peoples Savings Bank
James Staples & Company
T. . Watson & Company
West Side Bank
Bonds Drift in Early Trading Then Firm by Close
In New York on a trading day marked by modest gains, government bonds showed slight improvements while most activity concentrated in Wall Street issues. Several listings advanced marginally as court approvals influenced some stocks, with Steel and Tube and related firms lifting the market while broader sector movements remained cautious.
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York
Tadope
Wallpand
Wiytaivn
A& Sore
Mera
Inter Aerogen
Transit
Vounstown Sheet and Tobe
Olen Chases
Yarminad
U.S. Market Opening Wavers Amid Broad Trading
Opening turnover in New York markets was uneven as traders rushed to adjust positions amid mixed signals from the big board. Standard Oil and Hood Motors of Canada moved modestly while Gillette Safety Razor and other issues showed fractional gains or losses. funeral services for a Washington official restrained activity and helped keep business volumes subdued.
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New York
Jodis
Tradi
Neos Bevr
Fuyreral
Hood Motors
Canada
Dry Men Seize Truck With Rum in Freight Pursuit
Federal agents seize a truck loaded with 1 million bottle equivalents of ex tracts, dye, corks, counterfeit labels, a bottling machine and crates. Enamel marks read Rogstill Buglisi. painted roadside number Orchard Tax. Driver Lopiceolo could not prove ownership. State Police Sargeant Virelil to investigate.
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Havara
Rogstill & Buglisi
Orchard TaUx
Lopiceolo
Sargeant Virelil
Yanks Pitching Stare with Superb Newcomer Led by Pennock
The New York Yankees boast superb pitching led by herb pennock and a valuable left-hander. Waite Hoyt rebounds into form after a rough 1922 season, helping solidify a historically strong Yankee staff. Carl Mays shoulders early burdens as new pitching depth boosts pennant chances.
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Herb Pennock
New Yorkers
Waite Hoyt
West
Yanks
Bob Shawkey
Iia
Alame
Harry Harper
Howe
Carl Mays
Sone
Mays
Noyt
Hender
Yankee
Hac
Joe
Laut
Jett Bande
Sam Jones
Mercury
Sharp Recession of Prices Caused by Heavy Selling
New York August reports heavy selling in leather and shipping stocks. Prices fell after early strength as large factors suspended purchases, dragging down major names such as Central Leather, American Hide and Leather Preferred, United States Steel and Allied Chemical. Foreign exchanges weakened, with francs and marks at yearly lows and demand funds steady above central money rates.
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New York
Alot
International Mercantile
Marige Anmmen and
American International Corporation
Ruros Brothers
Allied Chemical
Aled Chemical
Baldwin
United States Steel
Pan- Aerican Seconolis
American Can
Anavond
Kusiman Kudax
Aso
Belgium
Farmers Dollar Worth 66 Cents in Purchasing Power
The farmer's dollar has purchasing power of 64 cents of 1918 levels, while city worker dollars are worth 85 cents. USDA and labor experts note rising buying power for both, with farm prices aligning closer to 1913 levels as surplus production presses city demand. Farmers argue they must push out more product to meet urban needs.
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Ralph F. Conon
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Labor
United States
Farmer's
Dollar Farmer's
Dollar OF
Dollar City
Oyers
Napew
Grain Nago Aug. Wheat Prices Rise on Reported Short Crop
The grain market advanced as a wheat crop report indicated a smaller than expected 24,000,000 bushel domestic production. Prices closed higher with September at 98 1/8 and December at 1.03 1/2. Corn and oats gained modestly while hogs and cattle demand remained tight amid light stocks.
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Nago
Arkel
Tede
Cory
Rockies
Cro
Na Beest
Ahe
United States
Market report notes brief impact on values
A market report indicates only a transient effect on prices as buying on the packers pair rallied the provision market after a decline driven by weak hogs.
Dairy products price list from Wisconsin creamery market
A fragmented dairy price sheet lists butter both salted and unsalted, creamery items, skimmed milks, and extras with fluctuating market notes. Specific prices reference Wisconsin whole milk fancy fresh and various grades, with scattered figures on demand and store offerings.
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Seering
Fisis
Finner
Building permits issued for multiple city structures
Building permits were issued for ten projects totaling 27019 dollars. The list includes frame houses on Linden Avenue for L R Blackman and on Soundview Avenue for C Weinert, a three family house at 340 Bilowarth Street for B E Paterson, and several garages, frames, and a veranda remodel for various owners. Additional entries note a brick lacquered facade and multiple parcels on East Main and Federal streets.
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Tifteen
M. Kaplan
Howard Avenue
M. Howe
Westfield Avenue
A. Tore
Realty Records show multiple realty transfers and deeds
The notice lists several warranty and mortgage deeds including transfers on Elm and Olive streets, Capital Avenue and Charlotte streets. Parties include Radford B Swrith Marie B Dennis Julius and Berth Kenn Mannie Hasking and The City National Bank. Amounts shown 14000 and 3780 with various trustees and estates noted.
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Ceorce W. Fini
Radford B. Swrith
Elm Street
Julius
Berth Kenn
Mannie Hasking
Realty
Olive Strett
Marie B. Dennis
Jane Street
Ie Finkelstone
Rhiin Roi
George
Finkelstens
Ogden Street
Dames J
Tonlin
Gaerne W Linn
Thomas Morrissey
Trustes
Theodore J&. Skeiber
Capital Avenue
The
City National Bank
Theodore E. Steiver
West Side Bank
Francis B. Perry
Charlotte Te Lucas
James J. Lucas
Bennett Street
Charlotte Kircher
Barry Silverstone
Mith Street
Charotte KR
Charotte KR. Lucas To Filla B. Tuncag, Realty. Bennett Street, Samuel M. Hawley
Drews- Fuller Company, Inc
Lester Gurfeig
Herbert H. Leewith
Morsan Avenue
Foreign Exchange Rates and City Currencies Sketched
Partial OCR listing shows several city and currency notations with brief figures. Mentions Paris Antwerp Amsterdam Genoa Vienna Stockholm Christiania Geneva Switzerland Spain Berlin and various crisply labeled monetary units and terms.
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Paris
Antiwerp
Amsterdam
Genoe
Vienna
Crown
Stockholm
Christiania Lkrs Genenthagen
Switzerland
Spain
Pesetad Berlin
Merk
Changes in Economic Conditions Offer on Earnings and Business Data
The notice presents a brief offer to supply the latest information on earnings property and business of established entities. It emphasizes updated data on economic conditions and corporate standings for readers seeking current figures and trends.
Bankruptcy petition outlines debts and assets for Harry Brown
In New Haven, August, Harry Brown a truckman from New Britain filed a bankruptcy petition listing debts of 7440 dollars and assets of 100 dollars. The case references money owed via acceptances and involves loan activity tied to a nanny service and various dated figures.
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New Haven
Harry Brown
New Britain
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State Police Department
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Son Invincible
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Olis Steel Pac
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Pan Am
Studebaker
Texas
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Morris Plan Bank
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Mankalpt
Guaranty & Trust Company
First National Bank
Hincks Bros. & CO
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Noble
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State Street
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