Bilton Firm Vets New Stock Keeping The Bilton Machine Firm Votes Stock Increase
The Bilton Machine Company held a meeting to authorize adding 2440 shares of no par value common stock, raising total shares from 4840 to 10 000. Clarence Bilton opposed, filing for a temporary injunction. settlement ended the suit, and the program proceeded without changing the company name.
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Claence
Bilton
Geneal Minage
Theo
Otested
Sewell Jennings
William B Boardman
Bilton Machine Tuat
Coolidge Holiday Greeting to Disabled Veterans
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge sent a holiday message to disabled veterans via John W. Mahan national commander of the Disabled American Veterans. The note promises gratitude from a grateful nation and pledges full support for health restoration and rehabilitation for those in hospitals.
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Disabled American Veterans
America
Monroe Doctrine Not Menaced by World Court
Senator Walsh of Montana tells the Senate that American adherence to the World Court does not threaten the Monroe Doctrine or U S policies. He argues the dispute handling shows United States liberty to submit or not to submit, and questions whether Latin American states could be barred from seeking advisory opinions. He notes European arbitrators have aided Latin American settlements and cites court innovations for broader federal judicial inclusion.
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Walsh
Montana
Senate
League of Nations
United States
Lberty
Council of Assembly
The
League
Great Britain
Brazil
New York
Connecticut
American Har Association
and Walsh
City departments file new budgets in Shelton
Tentative budgets for the coming year were presented by city department heads. Most budgets remained as submitted and were passed, with January adjustments expected to fit last year’s tax margin, avoiding tax increases. The American Legion and auxiliary held their annual Christmas tree celebration at Legions headquarters with a large tree, gifts, and refreshments. Willam King of White Hills, injured in a two- car crash near Shelton park, is listed in satisfactory condition with facial and hand lacerations from flying glass.
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Shelton
Legion
American Legion
Charles W. Shirer
Willam King
White Hills
Esterday
King
H. P Hilliker
Howe Avenue
Robert Rubbell
Shelton Park
Hubbell
Arson Trial Before Judge To Resume Today
The trial of Charles Frost of Warchmont resumes in Criminal Superior Court before Judge Edwin Dickenson as the state rests its case. Frost denies the charge of arson in the Estuso Trunk and Specialty Co factory fire last April, with defense evidence to follow this week. Abraham Fried man of New York admits involvement, claiming another man acted with Frost for a $5,000 payoff.
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Charles Frost
Warchmont
Estuso Trunk and Specialty Company
Bethe
Edwin Dickenson
Criminal Superior Court
Frost
Abraham
Whitey" Friedman
New York
President Coolidge Names Southerner for Commerce Commission
Washington December 21 AP President Coolidge moved to diversify the Interstate Commerce Commission by nominating Richard W Taylor of Alabama to replace C McChord who resigned He also re submitted the nomination of Thenag F Woodlock of New York who has been serving under a recess appointment but was previously rejected by the Senate last spring
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Washington
Coolidge
Richard W Taylor
Alabama
C McChord
Senate
Thenag F Woodlock
New York
Woodlock
Edna Purviance to Resume Film Work
Edna Purviance, the screen actress long out of motion pictures, has returned to Los Angeles from Europe to resume film work. She will star in a picture directed by Charles Chaplin.
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Edna Purviance
Europe
Charles Chaplin
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Hupertor Utomyin
Sesson
Andliers
Bilton Machine Ln
Leb
Atte
President Coolidge
John W. Ma
Buckingham’s Furniture Shop
Liberty
Windsor
Coxwell
Needle Point
Portieres
R.ape
McDougall
Gunn
N. Buckingham & Co. Inc
State St
Smith=Murray Co
Fairfeld Ave
ABC
Binane Coe
Raye Sige
Bill Folds
Smith-Murray Co
Fairchild
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Jewelers & Silversmiths
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