Vegetable Prices Hold Steady Lead In Farmer's Market
Connecticut Commissioner of Agriculture notes steady to firm market across vegetables fruits and poultry. Prices for potatoes onions and butter firm, lard down slightly. oranges cheap with strong fruit demand. arrivals from China and western dressed meats steady. many specific item prices listed for apples oranges grapes cranberries and other produce.
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Farmer's Mart
Connecticut
California
Texas
Alo
Rees
Conn
Kennery
Doz
Ees
Albanian Senate Ratifies Italian Treaty in Unanimous Vote
Tirana Albania Dec 12 AP The Albanian Senate in extraordinary session last night unanimously ratified the treaty of friendship and security with Italy. The pact, a subject of V Ungure in Yugoslavia, was approved by the chamber on Thursday.
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Tirana
Albania
Iinty
Explorers Meet Abyssinian King in Warm Addis Ababa Welcome
The Abyssinian regent Tafari Makonen received the Field Museum North American Newspaper Alliance expedition with simple, cordial hospitality. He praised scholarly work on Abyssinia and animals, expressed interest in natural history, and offered assistance for travel as the party presented gifts and books from their institutions.
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Melontttg
Alynavnta
Chicago
Nasapaper
Telagrama Mon
Bann
Herodotus
Savage
Los
Tafuri Makonen
Addis Ababa
Sidi Yasu
Osgood
Kus 'I
United States State Department
Field Museum
North American
Alliance
Abyssinia
Albyssinia
America
Oxgood
Meld Museum
Fuertes
North America
Zoudita
Chicago Daily News
Francis
Ras Tafari
Gaines appeal averts hanging in Seattle murder case
Wallace C. Gaines, saved from execution by an appeal, remains jailed in King County awaiting a possible new trial. The defense argues improper admission of evidence about Gaines relations with his daughter Sylvia and protests several jury instructions. The motion for a new trial raises additional objections to Judge Robert M. Jones rulings and instruction denials.
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Brattle
Wash
Doc
Wallace C. Gaines
Sylvia
Seattle
King County
Wig
Robert M. Jones
Robert & MacFarlane
John D. Carmody
Former Officials Facing Charges In Federal Indictment
Cleveland dispatch reports 39 former justices of the peace suburban mayors and alleged bootleggers indicted by the Federal Grand jury. Names include Herman Geltman former Parma justice of the peace C E Zimmerman former Newburg Heights mayor C Peters former Independence Township justice and Bert y Adams former chief constable. The sweep links many conspiracies with indicted justices and recounts numerous overt acts attributed to the group.
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Cleveland
CAP
Phirty
Justices of the Peace
Branc
Herman Geltman
Parma
Cobbler jailed on contempt charge after raid incident
TIRMINGSUAM Alabama December 12 AP T Lumpkin a cobbler at venfale was sentenced to serve days in jail and pay a $40 fine daily for part in last Tuesday raid on the home of Frederick L Thompson newspaper publisher Lumpkin testified he swore out a warrant after hearing a bootlegger boast of liquor delivery at the house The raid found no liquor and Lumpkin was convicted of contempt of court for issuing the warrant without sufficient evidence and received the maximum punishment allowed by law
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Tirmingsuam
Ala
Dee
T. Lumpkin
Venfale
Frederick L.thompson
Lumpkin
Thompson
Stock Market Sees Broad Gains on Dividends and Optimism
Markets posted higher stock prices as dividends were paid and optimism grew about business conditions. Industrial shares neared September highs while bond averages rose to decade highs, aided by strong trade news, large U S Steel tonnage gains, and a brighter automotive outlook.
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New York
France
United States Steel Corporation
Econdition Ag
Bank of Iranco
Werther
Cotten
Bridgeport
New Issues Fail to Retard Bond Prices Rise
Bond prices reached new highs despite a flood of new issues. Foreign bonds gained, German, Belgian, and Polish issues rose while French bonds strengthened. Tax changes for external bonds affected demand for government and corporate issues. Major activity centered on German securities and railroad and copper company issues with strong earnings signals. Public financing and Treasury notes influenced the market as expectations of supply tighten.
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New York
Des
Pssible
Granby
Chile
United States Treasury
Treasury
Tienes Alves
Berlin City Electric Company
Port of New York Authority
Wife of tennis club head ordered arrested
Edith Bryant Mescreau, wife of Jones Wo Mersereau, president of the United States Laws Tennis Association, was arrested by warrant signed in the Supreme Court yesterday. She is charged with contempt of court for failing to return her two children to a Garden City school per a court order. The warrant will be served Monday morning.
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New York
Edith Bryant Mescreau
Jones Wo Mersereau
The
United States Laws Tennis Association
Supreme Court
Garden City
Manage All Right Dear Effie Fat Table
Effie thanks Auntie and notes meat as tough as this at home in a warm domestic exchange. Muramsle7 appears in dialogue as a casual, affectionate moment.
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Effie
Optimist and pessimist wrap life around pennies
A reflective piece compares two temperaments through money worries. It notes a despondent man fixated on five cents and a quarter, blaming others for mistakes while missing future chances. It ends with a quip that optimists use compound interest to plan savings while pessimists dwell on losses.
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Sahl
Suce
Jana
State motor vehicle registrations slow. new rule requires first name
The State Motor Vehicle Department reports fewer than 40,000 1927 car registrations by Saturday noon. Registrations pace is down vs last year, but fees collected to date exceed last year’s by 15,000 and near 750,000 overall since October 1. A new rule mandates applicants sign with at least one given name, and a Stamford branch opens alongside Hartford main office and other offices in New Haven and Bridgeport.
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State Motor Vehicle Department
Stamford
New Lonton
Waterbury
New Haven
Bridgeport
Hartford
Iiust
Department
Appli
Applicants’ Names Spark Registrant Ruling Change
A ruling requiring full given names on registrations faced protest as applicants balked at giving first names. Clerks noted applications should not be accepted without a full name. One applicant refused to provide a first name, insisting he would register without it, yet later relented and supplied initials with his first name.
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Donelst
Wpon
Wes Ed
Gould's $8000 Campaign Spending Reported in Maine
Augusta Maine December 12 Arthur R Gould selected United States Senator to succeed Bert M Fernall spent $8000 in his election campaign. The statement was released by the secretary of state yesterday. The amount was paid to the Republican State committee for general campaign expenses. Maine has a $1390 limit for primary expenditures but no limit on general campaign spending.
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Augusta
Arthur R. Gould
Bert M. Fernall
Tion
See of State
Republican Stat Committee
Merger Approved for Three Railways in Hartford
The Public Utilities Commission approved terms of the proposed merger among the New York New Haven and Hartford Railway, Hart River and Port Chester Rail Company, and the Central New England Railroad. A Capitol hearing on December 26 saw no opposition and noted the merger would save about 60 000 in the New York New Haven and Hartford accounts.
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New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Hart River and
Port Chester Rail Company
Central New England Railroad
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Commissio
Navy
Capitol
New York, Newten and Hartford Railroad Company
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