Natural Laws of Supply and Demand Will Settle Business
Washington reports Archer Wall Douglas, chair of the Chamber of Commerce statistics committee, states the current business downturn will end within 30 days as supply and demand adjust to normal conditions. He notes potential price shifts in agriculture and hints at a gradual market recovery amid tighter credit, cautious buying, and possible revival of construction.
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Washington
Archer Wall Douglas
Committee On Statistics and Standards
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Sears
Practical gifts brighten stockings this year at hardware store
The store promotes useful presents across departments: in electrical Maytag appliances lamps grills wireless outfits. automotive gloves auto tool kits gauges. sporting goods sweaters and toys. household Pyrex ware cookware and aluminum ware. The Fairfield Avenue and Middle Street location will stay open Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings until nine.
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Jin
Aeill
Maytag
Babes
Sporting Goods
Vegnans
Weather Forecast for Southern New England and Nearby Coast
Forecast for southern New England and New York region indicates fair conditions on Wednesday with little temperature change. Tuesday brings moderate to strong winds from the west and northwest in the north, and northeast winds in the south, with overcast skies and rain or snow at night near Sandy Hook and Hatteras, followed by possible precipitation.
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New England
New York
Sandy
Hatteras
Four Express Cos. Face Consolidation Debate
Four big express companies consider consolidating under a single umbrella as the Interstate Commerce Commission contends the move could curb the parasite on rail freight. A dissenting commissioner argues the commission may order consolidation rather than mere approval. The report notes the American Railway Express Co previously took over express work, with protests tied to inadequate service blamed on labor issues. The commission maintains suits against companies go to courts, deplores chain express office practices, but cannot rule on damages. A Daily Almanac item follows with sun times and a woman discovering bonds worth 130,000 in a taxicab incident.
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McChord
American Railway
Texpress Company
Trailroads
Sport Express
Consolidated Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chain &X- Press
In & Limants
Famages
Pm Agee
$33,000,000 Needed For Children Near Starving Crisis
Fragmented OCR text discusses a relief pledge for children in Europe or nearby regions, mentioning Bridgeport and international fundraising. The garbled content references funds for families, starvation, and child welfare efforts with unclear organization names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Envery Family
Bridgeport
Campuben
Europe
Hoover's
Linda Tahie
Rollera
Maes
Dane
Nesbit Sister in Grand Larceny Case at Court
Evelyn Nesbit appeared in Westchester court to press grand larceny charges against her brother Howard Nesbit, a key witness in the Thaw murder case. She testified he received 1500 dollars from pawning a ring tied to her 25000 trust, blaming his failure to return loans. case postponed to Wednesday.
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Evelyn Nesbit
Barry Kohan
Dack Clifford
West
Howard
Bey
New York Crime Wave Faces Legislature Probe Request
A surge in New York crime triggers calls for a city and state inquiry. War veterans and American Legion members offered police help, while officials debated funding for 100 patrolmen and policing reforms. The Horton shooting case and mayoral actions loom as investigators plan scrutiny of city finances and police operations.
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American Legion Marchal Pintign
Tascians
New York
Vereuimas Association
Sea Gin
Fytan Offerlog
Trop
Maniiers
Granites
Law and Arden
Toledo Bandits Steal Safe With $16 000
Three armed men tonight held up an express company in Toledo Ohio, stealing about $1000 in cash and Liberty bonds loaded into a vehicle and speeding away. The heist occurred as a shipment was en route, with investigators pursuing leads.
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Toledo
Ohio
Dee
Pany Lfiek
Liberty Bonds
Public Safety Chief Announces Pol icies On Vagrants
Ged. Com missioner of Public Safety issued orders today mandating new controls on vagrants and loitering in public spaces as part of a crackdown on crime amid rising concerns. Detals remain sketchy, but authorities promise stricter enforcement and patrols in known trouble spots.
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Hororeon
Commissioner of Public Safety
Fragmented note hints at duties and promises in York area
A garbled OCR fragment references on duty day and individuals named in a dubious context. It mentions a plan to keep someone for the purpose of cracking a situation. The text also alludes to the york area and ferries being doubled, with unclear names and actions.
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York
Harvard Freshmen Tobacco Use Rate Revealed
A Harvard study shows thirteen percent of new students admitted tobacco use. The report cites data from 19.5 percent of examined freshmen, with attention to health implications and preparatory school influence on students’ habits.
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Harvard
Camberidgt
Tlolss
Harvard College
Tor
Roger
Lee
Seaong
Lim
McAdoo Outlines Six Conditions for Stable Economic Policy
New York reports McAdoo proposing six essential conditions for firm national economic policy. He urges wise discrimination in credit supply, tighter credit safety for agriculture and business losses, and reduction of speculative finance. McAdoo argues natural resources and prudent credit controls are needed to meet any future shock.
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McAdoo
New York
Andy
Willian
Gi McAdoo
Cauntey
Golden Till Saloon Named Incident Sparks Raid
Police and federal agents raided a saloon in Toasibh this week, arresting one man in connection with an alleged fire or fraud scheme. The suspect, Henry Reiaich, of 85 Sirog Q, faces a cash bond of 206 dollars. Local authorities cited prior incidents at the same establishment.
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Toasibh
Tlenry Reiaich
Sirog Q
Oecgwy
Rheincall
Oltign
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Sying
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Meridian
New Haver
Atlanta
Atlantic
Leland
Boston
Buffalo
Imeinnati
Whicago
Denver
Four Big Express Cos
Middlebrook Almane
Cis
Vatrechild's
Boudair Teumps
Enis Deak
TITAN
Ewan
Apeyares
Dow
Dow A
Fairchil
Mary St
Alf Price
3 & Sons. Inc
Dgeport, Conn
N. Y
Legion
Legion i
Caimare
Hulk
Laguardia
Lan
John Cavan
Inogh
Nicholas Loresel
Winyd Harton
Pangstera
Dineen
Horton
John Walter Brooks
Chicago Insurances
Brooks
Nicholias
Dineem
Bragks
Nick” Loresch
Brooklyn
Joseph ‘Loresch
Cavanaush
Oman
Una
Nick
Tinera
Temand
City of New Yor
Barnagh
Putinc
Henry H. Curran
Therouch
Manhattan
Arlor
Tay
Maraght
Curran
Betars
Enright
War Finance Corporation
Regus Pal
Victrola
Victor Talking Machine CO
Camden, N
Victor
Victor Talking Machine Company
Camden, New Jersey
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