City Proves Right To Title Of Industrial Hub Of State
Bridgeport leads Connecticut in industrial status per 1819 US report, with $208,190,000 in production value and 41,344 employed. Bridgeport shows high salary averages and strong wage gains. Stamford Waterbury and New Britain follow in regional industrial output and employment, detailing wage trends and regional comparisons.
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Pomona Mayor Gring ton Wins Praise With Wit
Pomona Cal Dec 26 Mayor Thomas H Grington charmed residents with quick wit as he handled a phone complaint about street cleanliness. He diplomatically defused the moment by joking about New York weather and maintaining cheerful city life despite delays.
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Pomona
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Thomas H. Grington
West Peat
New York
Ovington
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Aerial photos end old school map making decline
An early 20th century report notes aircraft surveying surpassing ground methods as planes enable rapid, wide area maps. Private and government cooperation pushes aerial mapping into civilian use for city planning, traffic, waterfront, and forest work, expanding reach and efficiency.
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New York
George Washington
Dar
Mioaute
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Mays
Mossillitien
Resigns Post as Secretary of the Foreign Office
Reported by Havas details Philippe Garth resigning as secretary of the foreign office and Premier Briand considering dispensing with the post. The wire service notes the trend toward centralizing foreign affairs and potential shifts in official duties.
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Foreign Office
Philippe Garth
Ivreaich
Pais
de Joy
Briand
Havas Neehey
II Sienatom
Hethiine
Financial notes on pensioning plants and market outlook
A long financial note discusses the American Hardware Corporation purchasing Britain's New Britain machine plant for 182000, built by the government during wartime. It notes mixed signals in credit markets, pressing for lower rates, with expectations of increased industrial production and stock activity after a period of cautious restraint. The report mentions potential impacts from the American Brass sale to Anaconda, stock demand, and the effect on local investors while noting leadership changes at New Britain Machine Company and related financial commentary.
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American Hardware Carportion
The
Britain Machine Company
Government
Te New Britain Company
New England
Cies
Loreal Brakery
Fall Strest Raporia
Banda
Lia
Flemar
Businges
Anaconda
Women Voters Wrest British Office from Men
British women leaders claim progress since suffrage began and cite twelve cities with women mayors and many female councilors. The piece highlights Mary start and mentions Tad Astor and female ministers as evidence of emaci pated politics in Britain.
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Mo Witham Owen
Swansea
Mirelwll
Tynemouth
Willteat Smith
Durham City
Toscon
Britain
Him
Belt
Iatherite
Ang
Tad Astor
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Pittsburgh hosts national meeting of business and educators
Pittsburgh hosts opening sessions of the thirty fourth convention of the American Association. Delegates from across the country attend economics, sociology, labor and university instructors groups. Sessions cover finance trade unions railroads and industrial accidents with joint meetings and officer elections planned.
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American Economic Association
Lussies
Pittsburgh
Dec
Business Ineon
Eil
Eolay
Ania
Aquverigan Beonatei Association
Askody
Americiival Association
Ical Sciance Associatart
Sociological Association
Am Association of Iversity
Act American Purim Economics Assoce Amverican Association of Chiversity
Failroads
Isaninn
Walker J. Hines
Terreras
Legan T. McPherson
Bureau of Rail Onentries
American Statistical Association
American Assocition of
E. H. Downes
Morrisburg
United States
C. H. Verriih
Fred R. Macauley
Onweld Wignauth
Mnttional Bureau of Economic Research of
New York
American Association
Economic Association
Amerijan Poltical Science Asso
American Lociological Association
Americanization Meet Tomorrow at Y M C A
J Weil of Newark will speak at the joint lector program of the senior Chamber of Commerce and the Y M C A on Americanization. The address titled Destructive Influences and Conspirative Americ as will draw many attending citizens and workers. The Newark program reaches thousands yearly and final lectures of the course are due this month with speakers including clergy and civic leaders.
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Trossman J. Weil
Newark
Souemetnizenan Secretacy
Itera
Tiscussi¢A
Why Not Vote Debates Return to Public Forum
Voters confront gender and civic participation in a fragmented transcript urging turnout. The piece shows speakers urging women and men to vote, noting societal pressures and perceived apathy. It highlights concerns about election impact and the stubbornness of some groups toward suffrage.
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Bella Sherwin
Tringie Save Waste Apples From War Time Pulp
Mia agricultural stage cH Mie effort seeks to use surplus apples rotting on grower trees by making home canning pulp from a GeBhtEUl variety. The process uses skins removed, cooks with sugar or corn syrup until dry, then forms shapes and dries to granulated candy.
Receivers Named in Equity Proceeding for Cable Firms
In the United States District Court District of New York, John S. Worley and John B. Johnston were appointed receivers for several cable companies. Creditors and claimants must file verified statements by February 11, 1923, at the receiver's office, 10 Eastward Street, Manhattan. Special Master Bea A. Matthews is to review all claims and report to the court. publication of this order is required in the New York Evening Post and the Post-Standard-Velegram.
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Hebbellaw Electric Cable Company
Hobirshaw Biles Trie Cable Company, Inc
Tiv Binetrie Cable Conmany
Bare Wire Company, Inc
Defendanza
John S. Worley
John B Johnston
Bledaerein
John & Worley
John B. Johnston
Anil
Eastward Street
Manhattan
State of
New York
Feorua
Vartnership
Cys Fondanta
Gala Defendan
Anid
Ayern
Bea A. Matthews
New Vous Cre
Caer
Hla
Allowane
Alain
City of New Yorks
Poat-Standard-Velegram
Bridgeport
Stse
Clannethcyt
Johy Irnon
Language reform to ease air travel translation
French savants propose a new constructed language to ease intercontinental air travel and wireless telephony. The plan envisions a universal tongue usable by travelers and operators, addressing the confusion from multiple simultaneous messages in English Italian and other languages at major hubs like the Eiffel Tower.
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Europa
Paris
Sur Treveliers
Einstish
Uae Jsiffel
Democrats to Give a Dance on Wednesday
Democrats of Lie Third District announce an informal dance Wednesday evening at the Barms, formerly the Black Thoth Courtly, promising a successful social event. The party chairman oversees entertainment with Helen Reilly and several local members assisting.
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Lie Third District Democrat
Doraithos i 16
Lyner
Mies Helen Reilly
AfoUise Alefberson
May Brown
Ellen Rose
Eugene Kelley
Raymond Arnold
M. Heerardus
Bellet
A. Ola
Funeral for Learg Bonton Held in Wethersfelst Prison Reach
The funeral of Learg Bonton, who faced a long sentence for a failing act, was held from 554 Tiwari Avenue at 8 30 yesterday morning, with a Mass at 9 at St Peter's Church officiated by Rev. Charles J Teflty. Pallbearers listed include Michael Stareee Dumer Jorn Keddy Lenny bel arid William Hingserty and John Guthin. Burial followed at St Michaels cemetery.
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Learg Bonton
Jorn Keddy
Lenny Bel Arid William Hingserty
John Guthin
Michaels
Caption Contest At Sunday Post Wins Cash Honors
Readers submit captions for drawings in the Sunday Post nightly contest. Prizes award several dollars to the best captions. entries must be twelve words or fewer and mailed on the back of a postcard to Title Editor at the Post. Employees of Post Publishing Co. are ineligible.
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Hi Middle Street
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