Notice of Stockholders Meeting of Atlantic Coast Line Company
Notice given for the stockholders meeting of the Atlantic Coast Line Company to be held at the office in Bridgeport Connecticut on October 1 1927 at 1 PM for election of Directors and to consider an increase of capital stock issuing 3800 additional shares of common stock. This includes provisions for stockholder voting, transfer registers, and related corporate actions. The meeting will discuss preferred stock terms and closing times for stock transfer books.
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Atlantic Coast Line Company
Sivukrolvers
Stockholmcs
CHF
Atlastic Coast Line Company
Lompars, Reon Ltd
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Windock AL Mo
Buntern
Board of Tractors
Cringins
Gee Ealys
Stok
Ania
Stor
Mtur
BMW Hasten
Psu
Pee Tor
Abel
Baltimore Marsho
Board of Hinschers
Diretora P
Bridgeport 1927 Assessor Notice Seeks Tax List and Penalty
The document outlines the 14 percent assessor’s duties in Bridgeport for September 1927 through October 1 1927. It demands each resident tenant or occupant file a personal real and local tax list with penalties for non compliance and details street addresses and building descriptions for property assessment.
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Sotild
Bridgepud Wallon
Lemmon
Cornell
Bridgeport
Zac Pai
Coluf
Board of Reliet Focss
WILLIAM F_ CONDELTY
Tex Asnen
Abe SOTICH Congratulates At State Event Announcement
Abe Sotich announces a state event at 0 North Ave on Saturday August 27 1927. The notice states no liability for charges and lists individuals including Joseph Lulles and Corel with minimal details. W Miles Demsky and a hotel contact are mentioned as points of contact.
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Sotich Abe
Fieneral
North Ave
Saturdes
Died Carroll funeral to be held in city details
Obituary notices list multiple deaths and funeral plans from Aug 1927 to Aug 1937. Names include William H Carroll 78 Stratford Augustine Demore 12 years 7 months and Jennie Howgate widow of George E Howgate. Details cover residences, funeral home, church services, burial and viewing times.
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Boston Avenue
Stratford
St James’ Church
Tford
Mullins, Scott and Regate
Golden Hill Street
Monda
St Charles‘ c
St Michael's Cemetery
Rohnts
Stepney
Con
Augusta Prony
John Rohats
Unclear notice of anniversary event at St Augustine Church
A damaged notice mentions anniversaries for Mr Secoph Trey Leo and Miguel O'Deam with vague details. It references St Augustine Church and events on a Tuesday evening and eight o'clock, inviting only related mourners or attendees to attend a service or gathering.
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Secoph
Trey Leo
St Augustine
Chure
Mordas
Migel O'Deam
Avene
Reianrat
News Protection Resolutions At Press Conference
Kent Cooper leads an Associated Press proposal at a press conference on news protection. Delegates from United Press International News Service and Scripps-Howard urge safeguards for unpublished and published news across nations. They seek global agreement and government action to prevent monopolies and ensure access and fair remuneration.
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Kent Cooper
Genever
Associated Press
Karl Bickel
United Press
Moses Koenigsberg
International News Service
Frederick T Birchall
New York Times
Robert P Scripps
Scripps-Howard
Audi
Council of the League of Nations
Plane ready to start world hop in strong crossing
Brock and Chloe prepare for a World Hop trans Atlantic flight from Croydon England aiming to beat the 28 day 14 hour 30 minute record set by Edward S Evans and Linton Wells. They report excellent plane condition and plan a dawn takeoff with 350 gallons of gasoline.
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Croydon
England
Brock
Chloe
Edward S Evans
Linton Wells
Maine
Maritime Provinces
Canada
New York
Prince Edward Island
Newfoundland
Cape Ray
Sacco and Vanzetti Funeral Draw Large Crowds
Thousands view the flower bedecked coffins at the North End funeral chapel as crowds pass through police lines and a four man guard of honor. About 25 600 visitors were counted by noon, while both Miss Vanzetti and Mia Sacco avoided viewing the bodies. Defense committee member Miles Donovan was arrested for displaying placards and charged with advocating anarchy.
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State House
Boston Common
North End
Miss Vanzetti
Mia Sacco
Defense Committee
Miles Mary Donovan
Bank Head Makes Million Per Day in Stock Market
New York reports George F. Baker octogenarian chairman of the First National Bank has earned about 1 million dollars daily from Monday on the rise of First National stock. Stock reached 3760 dollars a share today, a 4225 increase since Monday, making Baker’s 20,000 shares worth about 74 million with a total gain near 4.5 million since Monday.
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New York
Associated Press
State to Expand State Aid Roads for Ten Towns
State allocates 1 million dollars annual for state aid roads from motor vehicle receipts with first use after November 15. Town shares shift to be based on tax receipts and individual town credits vary by collection levels.
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Highway Department
Shet
Arthur Hull
Trumbull
Gaid
McHlroy
Macdonald
Vallous Town
Newtown
Shelton
New Fairfield
Ridgefield
Wilton
Hartford
Brookfield
Weston
Danbury
New Cenran
Nor Wak
Bethel
Redding
Stamford
Bridgeport
McElroy
Nine gale victims saved from sinking schooner Minas Princess
Coast Guard reports nine people rescued from the waterlogged Minas Princess of Nova Scotia off Cape Cod after a two day slip at sea. A seaman and eight others were saved by rescuers near Vineyard Sound as divers and vessels aided in the operation.
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Boston
Nova Scotia
Coast Guard
Caps Cod
Rioting Path Leads to Miners Rescue and US Assets
Americans and British miners faced violence in Mexico as Red sympathizers attacked foreign workers at Amparo mine in Jalisco. Mexican troops evacuated frightened workers and secured the site, while U S officials reported foreigners were safe as the situation stabilized.
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Washington
Sacca- Vanzetti
Ampfio
Cauadalajara
Jalisco
Mexico City
Agit Itation
Department of State
Red
Sacca J
Vanzetti
Amparo
Etzatlan
Piedrabora
Mazate
Guadalajara
Philadelphia
A. ¥. Racher
Calles
Associated Press
el Greco
Man Buried Since Thursday Rescued From Well
A rescuer pulled Len eau from a deep well after being buried since Thursday. He suffered bruises and exhaustion but no broken bones, and his condition was reported as good. Crowds cheered as he emerged and were transported to Worcester for medical care amid the armistice celebrations.
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Leneau
Worcester
Lenegu
Clurh
Tn Gerars
Leneaus
Sariier
Lene
Clearlig
W C T A Boycott Menaces Parties
Minneapolis August 26 The Associated Press reports a movement pressing for bone-dry platform planks in major party platforms for the upcoming elections. The drive targets reform within parties, aiming to exclude liquor issues from campaign lines and align with prohibitionist goals.
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Minmeapolis
Associated Press
Trumbull Social Roundup and Library Milestone
Aug 26 report from Trumbull notes visits by Rey and Mrs Rudolph Charles and family from Mil town to Charles sister, Mrs Knechtle, and Barbara Molier in New Rochelle. Gustave Kutcher drives to Hartford for Bladielues show. Elizabeth Kutcher visits son Gustave in New Haven. Local guests include Wendell Holmes of Stratford and Francis Wells. Nichols Memorial Library stacks now hold 1200 books. Miss Phyllis Walker and Dorothy Marsh visited Miss Evelen French. Trumbull Grange met. pink drain and cesspool work approved and grounds to be improved. Ada Hallock to Bristol for a week with cousins. Building commission reports 75 permits in year through Sept 1 1927 valued at 170,680, up from 36 permits worth 76,876.06 previously.
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Trumbull
Specie
Rey
Rudolph Charles
Miltown
N. J
Charles
Richard Knechtle
Olaf C. Molier Ant
Barbara
New Rochelle
Kurtz
Gustave Kutcher
Hartford
Elizabeth Kutcher
New Haven
Wendell Holmes
Stratford
Francis L. Wells
Nichols Memorial Library
Phyllis Walker
Long Hill
Dorothy Marsh
Sport Hill
Boston
Evelen
Trumbull Grange
Grandge
Ada Hallock
Bristol
Building Commission
Primary Faction Splits City Republican Ranks
A dissident group led by Commissioner Henry McCathron and district head Feo moved to oust several officials with former Representative Adolph Bederer and David A Murphy opposing. The Young Men's Republican Association held a meeting as factions plan rival district meetings and a women’s organization, aiming for a permanent headquarters during the fire season.
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Henry McCarmon
Istrict
Lim
Adolph Bederer
David A Murphy
McCathron
Dennis Kelly McCathron
James Foley
Hoelser
Hernan Spenser
Spenser
Young Men's Republican Association
W of D. Kilpatrick
William & Burton
Burton
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Demsky Woread
Corel
Joseph Lulles
Stepney M & Church
Stepney Cemetery
Wilmot and Weat Inc
Lafayette
C.L. Dennis & Son Undertaker Funeral Home
Fairfield Ave. Barnum
Chee
Graham
Fairfield Ave
Hughes, & Chapman Co. Son
Stratforn
Briageport
Ona
Parley
Sacco
Catds
Altro
Warren
Clarina Michelson
Sacco-Vanzetti Memorial Committee
Luigi Vanzett
Italy
Associated Prese
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzett
Constantino de Martinis
Hanover Street
Forest Hills Cemetery
Beddle
Shanahan
Leneauea
Ted
Tribe
Sac
Mayor O'Hara
Behall
Women's Christian Temperance Union
James Reed
Missouri
Nellie C Burcer
Missouri WC. T
Paw Coats
Adesar Misch
Fall
Freemendous
Aesar Misch Tyas
Main
Golden Hill
Middle Sts
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