New England Brass Copper Industry Expands Shaping Region
A United States Commerce Department survey in cooperation with the New England Council highlights growing plant expansion in the brass bronze and copper sector across New England. Connecticut leads production with 32 percent of national output in 1923 while regional firms show increased labor but modest plant growth and a majority sell outside New England.
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Lesarteh
New England Council
United Statepartment
Comawry
New Bagh
Hug Yard
Ita Phints
New England
United States Department of Commerce
Connecticut
Tance
New York
Man and horse killed in Pennsylvania wreck
Paoli Pa Dec 9 By Associated Press A man Wesley Laundry of Gates Mills Ohio and a two year old race horse were killed when 18 cars of a Pennsylvania railroad freight train derailed and plunged down a 40 foot embankment at Howellville near Paoli The 100 car train bound from Harrisburg to Morristown reversed several cars jumped the tracks but he died in the wreck Officials blamed a broken wheel for the derailment
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Howellville
Here
Wesley Laundry
Gates Mills
Cleveland
Ohio
Walter C. White
Gates
William H. Vanderbilt
Newport
R. I
Harrisburg
Morrisvile
Providence Actor and Theatre Manager Dies
A. Dehlman, longtime manager and actor with the Modern Theatre in Providence, dropped dead at his home. He spent thirty years in theatre, touring nationally and engaging in stock work, most recently managing a stock company in Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
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Asoociated
Willan
A. Dehlman
Modern Theatre
Profene
Dehlman
Pittsfield
Mass
Boston Broker Held on Larceny Indictment
Charles Rodda a former Boston broker was arrested on an indictment warrant charging larceny of 85220 from Fannie L Chenery of North Falls. He allegedly took the money by promising to purchase stocks for her.
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Boston
Associated Press
Charles Rodda
Fannie L. Chenery
Ainess
Defense Ends 11 Case At Murder Trial Of Remus
Cincinnati dispatch reports final defense and prosecution motions in the murder trial of George Remus. After 12 days of testimony, two defense character witnesses and two depositions were read. Prosecution plans to recall Ruth Remus and Harry Brown as witnesses while outlining Remus confessed distress linked to Imogene Remus.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
George Remus
Imogene
Remus
R. E. Simmons
la Remus Whiskey Corporation
Ohio and Kentucky Distillery Corporation
Imogene Remus
Charles P. Taft
Ruth Remus
Harry Brown
Mr. Taft
Franklin L. Dodge, Jr
Lansing
Mich
Federal Department of Justice
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Dodge
Michael Igoe
South Park
Joseph la Bay
Chicago
Igce
Remus Llegally
Cook County
Ba Bay
Shortage Found in Town Treasurer Accounts at North Grosvenordale
An auditors report filed with the North Grosvenordale board of selectmen shows former town treasurer and clerk Dyer S. Elliot was short 11 605 94 in his accounts at resignation. The shortage covers two years and may extend to 15 years of audits. Elliot reimbursed the town in full via representative George E. Whitney, with payments totaling 11 605 94 no interest to date. Whitney says the defalcation was likely due to careless bookkeeping rather than deliberate fraud.
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North Grosvenordale
Associated Press
Board of Selectmen
Dyer S. Elliot
George E. Whitney
Selectmen Board
Elliot
Whitney
Hilot
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Pope sends 25000 to Mississippi flood area
New York dispatch reports Pope Pius XI has ordered a first distribution of 100000 to flood victims in Mississippi. Checks aggregating 25000 were sent to Roman Catholic bishops, with Professor Edmund A. Walsh of Georgetown University overseeing the transfer. Funds will be distributed through parish priests.
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New York
Associated Pr
Mississippi
Pius XI
Edmund A. Walsh
Georgetown University
Walsh
America
Vatican
Catholic Near Ead Welfare Association
Coolidge Seeks Civil Type Governor General for Philippines
President Coolidge says a civil minded governor general would suit the Philippines post, though he would still consider some army and navy officers for the vacancy created by General Wood's death. The remark reflects a preference for nonmilitary leadership in the colonial role.
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Associated Press
The
Philippines
Coolidge
Navy
Genucal Wood
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