Business era Will Continue Well Into 1926, Leading Industrialists Say
Prominent bankers and industrial leaders forecast a continued prosperous business year into 1926. They cite sound conditions, improved iron and steel demand, stable prices, and favorable government policy as engines of growth, with optimism extending to electricity, automotive, copper, and railroads amid ongoing economic recovery.
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Ifi
Bridgeport Telegram
York
United States
FE. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Supreme Court
Aome
Henry L. Doherty
Atlontian
Hetwy
Gischme Fur Automobiles
Connecticut Patents Issued December List of inventors and assignees
The December patent list from Wooster and Davis Bridgeport catalogs issuances to G Darling assignor to Manning Maxwell Moore Inc for a dispensing device Lester Messinger for dalt's eyes John V Gusterheut for a tapping machine Shartos W Schmelz assignor to Curtis and Curtis Company pipe threading Richard Whitehead New Haven clock company and cases للن various clock design items Alfred Mayhew Whitneyville Lu J A Alan assignment fractions for liquid taulk signal device Herbert Blair Sound Beach shoe construction Frederick Das Lux Clock Mfg Co Waterbury clock mounting Fran A Mahan C J McCarthy Waterbury automobile hood wave Napoleon Mailliette Waterbury direction signal George W Campbell Hartford to Underwood Typewriter Co and others including new filing machine Gustave O Carlson Middletown and related assignments Encompasses a wide range of devices clocks machines and accessories with multiple assignees including New Haven Clock Co Lux Clock Mfg Co Winchester Repeating Arms Co Underwood Typewriter Co and others.
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Iffa
Bridgeport
Thomas C. Johnson
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
New Haven
Richard EH
Whitehead
Chevron
Richard TM
Philip H. Einglish
Cassigner
Alfred P. Mayhew
Whitneyville
Cassignor
J. A. Alan
Whim
Jiebert
Blair
Sound Beach
Frederick Das
Lux Clock Manufacturing Company
Waterhurs
Fran A. Mahan
C. J. Me. Carthy
Waterbury
Automobile Hood
Napoleon
George W. Campbell
Hartford
Underwood Type_ writer company
New York
N.Y
Gustave O. Carlson
Wethersfield
Fassigner
Wanstramsen Middletown
Germany Pays Dawes Plan Reparations in First Year
Germany fulfilled the Dawes plan first year duty by paying one billion gold marks to Allied creditors. The Agent General for Reparations distributed the funds, with France receiving the largest chunk at about 428.93 million gold marks. Britain and Belgium also received sizable sums while other nations got smaller amounts. Total receipts to the Reparations Fund for the year ending last September were about 100.46 million gold marks after credits and commodity deliveries. Germany financed the loan primarily through cash proceeds and railway revenues, with no industrial earnings or tax funds diverted to reparations.
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Germany
Wrance
Curse
Great Britain
Belgium
Aasat
Reichbank
United States
Silk firms join in $20 million capital merger
New York Dec 27 A 20 million silk merger unites Belding Bros & Co and Heminway Silk Co, creating the Belding Heminway company with assets over 20 million and annual sales near 16 million. Morton Merriman to be VP. John W. Cutler and others named to the board. Heminway operates five mills in Conn and N Y. exports 20 percent via subsidiaries in England Australia and Mexico with agencies in Cuba and Argentina.
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New York
Belding ‘Bros. & Co
Heminway Silk Company
Belding
Heminway Company
Belding- Heminway Company
Mately
W. ©. Young
Belding Cross & Co
Morton Merriman
John.w. Cutler
George A
Cutler
Bo A
Tompk
M. M
Young
H. M. Merriman
Fred X
Weminway Company
Watertown
Putnam
Woodbury
Conn
New York City
Helyerstraw
N.Y
England
Australia
Mexico
Cuba
Argentina
Helding Company
Rockville
Winsted
Farm Board to Meet Feb 1 in Washington
The National Board of Organizations announced plans for its annual mid winter meeting in Washington on February first. The list of member groups includes agricultural organizations with rotating trade marks and factory design items from several firms and inventors.
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Washington
National Board of Nzations
Wall Street Christmas Rally Lifts Stocks In Holiday Trade
New York December 27. Wall Street staged an old fashioned Christmas rally as speculative buying pushed a wide range of issues higher with gains up to 35 points. Strength came from tax bill progress, strong steel consumption, favorable dividend news, and upbeat first year reviews. American Can surged to a record high while rails and oils rallied on futures and new well developments.
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James S. Alexander
Naonal Bank of Commerce
New York
Associated Press
Wall Street
House of Representatives
Opusyaily
Wes
Atchison, New York Central
Athlatic Line
California
Mid-Continent
Pan American
Mellon
Paci
Non
Furro Metal
Ing i Ton
Wa Alkah
Fashway Steel
Po Cereal
Enternational
General Electric
Sears Koehuk International Wary
Klire National
Suitissa
Last Six Masted Schooner Burns To Water's Edge
In Portland Me the Wolwandl W. Lawrence a six masted schooner burned to the water’s edge after catching fire earlier in the day. The vessel, grounded by the meister in a salvage attempt, was enveloped by flames as onlookers braved a bitter wind along the coast.
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Portland
de Tica
Wolwandl W. Lawrence
Mort George
Meister
Coast Guard Rescues Hunters Marooned Off Hagman's Island
Two Wollaston men George During and Henry Wheeler were rescued by Hull Coast Guard after being marooned on Hagman's Island in Quincy Bay since Christmas Day. Rising seas kept them ashore while distress signals went unseen until late Saturday night. Police and coast guard vessels searched the area before Captain Lynch guided the men ashore early today. They were fed, warmed, and sent home from the Full station.
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Boston
Hagman
Irving Fisher Index Highlights Postwar Price Averages
Irving Fisher's Weekly Index tracks wholesale prices of 200 commodities and the purchasing power of money relative to pre war 1913. The index compares peak May 1920 prices to the pre war level, notes 147 percent excess, and cites sources from Dun's Weekly Review and War Industries reports.
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Altar
Irving Fleher
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Pollak Foundation
Newton
Dun
War Industries
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Goro
Serbia
Heminway
Belding Company
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Adtian
Scharff
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Desse Ala
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Stamford
Underwood Typewriter Company
Benjamin L. Toquet
Westport
Oiling Desire
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Cutaway Harrow Company
Giovanni Lombardi
Bustus Lombardi Radio
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Uphoover
Williamsyilly Alanufacturing Company
Williams de Buff Manufacturing Company
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Colloy
Eleth Bat Wheels
Coast Guard
Irving Fisher’s Weekly Index
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Associated Gas and Electric System
Associated Gas and Electric Company
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