Remington Plant Expansion Described at Bridgeport
Remington officials describe expansion plans for the Bridgeport plant to handle anticipated growth in the Henington Arts line and Remington game hardware. Harry J Strugnel outlines sales push and 1927 business targets while executives from sales, export, cutlery, and advertising discuss strategies and a closing banquet is planned at the Stratfield with prominent speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Henington Arts Company
roLce
Ito
Harry J. Strugnel
Ia Pleasent
Lenington
Ini Sale
Ah Strugnel
Remington
Yunes
Cac
Nnce Essary
Strugne
Hemington
J G Heath
Twanisers
Fleath
Remington Company
George Rugee
Ben
Grocer Held As Liquor Seller In Kowanth Street Case
Antons Z Roshi, 31, owner of a Kowanth and Sterling streets grocery, was arrested on a warrant charging illicit liquor sales after investigators found wine and elder containing alcohol in his store. Detected by Detective Sergeant Patrick Murphy and Patrolmen Robert Grandfield and Wim Buckie, he was taken to the Second Precinct and released on $300 bonds.
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Anthons
Ettlman Street
Kowanth
Sterling Streets
Manaia
Patrick Murphy
Robert Grandfield
Wim Buckie
New President Smiley to Speak at Remington Dinner
Remington Arms announces a new president Mr Smiley who succeeds L Reierson. He will be the closing speaker at a Stratfield dinner tonight for Remington sales force members.
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Remington Arms Company
Smiley
L. Reierson
Smiles
Remington
Stratfield
Fire routs four children from rural house in Andover
Four children aged three to ten were forced into the cold when a fire of unknown origin destroyed their farm home near Andover. A 12 year old boy, the son of the family, and his mother in Hartford were away. neighbors rescued furniture as flames spread from the rear. The oldest boy aided by entering a burning barn to save cattle, though the barn itself did not burn.
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Andover
Odest
John Ronkowski
Hartford
New Englanders Confer Today At Providemg Hotel
Members of the New England Council prepare for a preliminary gathering at the Providemg Biltmere hotel tonight. Attendees include the Research Committee and various subcommittees led by New England leaders to discuss industrial and business concerns.
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England
Couneil
Nast
Mierrow
Oyun Dullus
Providemg
Biltmere
Ilene
Eastor
Asrenstuhil
Huw
Darwilie
The
Barcians
Tim
Herbert Heater
Femornoy
Muwonlig
Bnalunad
Plane Pilot Strikes Mountain in Medford Crash
A plane piloted by Patterson struck the side of Mount Ashland near Medford, injuring the crew and leaving the aircraft overturned in rough terrain. Rescue teams worked to reach the wreck, assess injuries, and recover the pilot and passenger from the slope.
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Medford
Ore
Teib
Patewh Patterson
Pedaims
Oro Hying Dow
Loasy
Tiishel
Ashlind
Teddy Wee
Monuntium
von Wis
House recess fixed to start Wednesday
Washington December 16 A recess from December 2 was fixed by representatives. The Senate faced a leader in the session while Canty Royombiic was mentioned in passing as a participant.
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Washington
Bain
Miena
Canty Royombiic
Feadir
Rugg Elected Commander of Veterans of Falcen Wars
Arthur Rugg was elected commander of the Veterans of Falcen Wars at a well attended meeting in the clubrooms last night. Other officers elected include Sendaries commander Anthony Velecki, quartermaster Russell Nugent, chaplain Frank Murph, and adjutant Edward D Smith. Installation with the Ladies Auxiliary is planned for January 1927 with National Commander Irving Stitt and State Commander Charles Blanchard expected to attend.
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Arthur: Rugg
Sentarvies
Anthony Velecki
Russell ‘Ll Nugent
Frank T Murph Chapliin
Dail W. Brown
William Taylor
T. Frank Stevens
Groscoph Devine
James E. Murphy
Edward D Smith
Irving Stitt
Brooklyn
Charles Blanchard
Bristol
Children in gar hotly pursued liquor case in Maine
Four Brunswick children allegedly used to shield a whiskey shipment from Reston were taken to Portland in a sedan and seized by federal agents during arrests of Gus O Gordon and Robert Kirkwitrick on the state highway. Three boys aged eight to twelve, sons of the men, were sent home after the ordeal. Detectives held Gordon and Kirkpatrick on $1000 bond. next Tuesday set for further action.
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Portland
Brunswick
Reston
Gus O Gordon
Robert Kirkwitrick
Saco
Rivnschos
Bos
Tie Chien
Gorden
Korkp Tuck
Carrington Sues for One Million Damages in New York
The Chicago publisher Carrington faces a million-dollar suit in New York over alleged statements and publicity. Details reference defamation actions, with the plaintiff seeking damages and noting legal costs and court proceedings. The case involves remarks attributed to Carrington and responses from associates amid ongoing litigation and media coverage.
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Huthon
Coldward
Polity
United States
Maryland
New York
Lstro
Carrington
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Mass
Agee
Martha
Priscilla
Winthrop Loesk
Anniversar
Wathh Sutemath Lab
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Main St
Comer Elm St
Sperks
Roy Swann
Ammunition Department
Sheldon
Toda
John KB Smiles
Theompany
Charles Catlin
Adve
M & Sharp
Peter P Carney
George Meyerhoff
Frank J Kaltes
L K Larson
Col T. Herman
Bridgeport Works
Wom Lord
San
Memphis
JG Utath
Dotmm
White House
Dwivell-Wight Co
Boston
Chicago Portsnouth
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Rugg
Gar
Wienatlan
Ulertins
Newby
Mony Athuony
Probaltioner Ark Si
Joseph Sando
Brovkin
Obrest
Prue
Oxfords
Tan, Call
Goodyear
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Bart's Store
Main Street
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