Missouri Pacific floats 95 million bond issue today
New York reports Missouri Pacific lines announce a 95 million bond issue to fund debt refunding and expansion. Kahn Leeb and Co manage the sale offering par and accrued interest. Proceeds slated for redemption of outstanding notes and a capital improvement program with several refunding tranches and callable maturities through 1977.
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Missouripacific
New York
Dana Ch
Fond Tsa
Meenarh Pariile Railroad
Kahn, Leeb and Company
United States
Mortuwage
Ent Ghd
Ges
Len Oon
Vartog
Reza
Priae Tlans
Your Money Problem Involving Checks And Bank Records
A fragmented discussion on checking accounts, cheque books, and bank records. It covers tracking spending, preserving cancelled checks, and using the account to manage budgets while warning about fees from solicitations and the need for careful record keeping.
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Chevkin
Espec
oLtus Caniae
Rubber prices and rates in early March trading
From RUBBER PEW YOTrUK AP a series of market figures show closed prices with March contracts at 38.10 and 39.10 and July at about 38. 1/2, while related notes cite smoked items and partial shifts in bid levels.
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Pew Yotruk
Hmoked Sibbedppot
Wall Street Notes Summarize 1927 U S corporate outlook
New York reports highlight 1927 capital outlays by Chicago and Northwestern totaling about 10 million with further funds in the 26 million budget. Standard Oil Indiana declares a 26 cent extra dividend and 64 12 cent regular. Pacific Mills 1926 net income 927,952 and 1923 loss 520,819. General Cigar 1920 net 2,562,812. Wabash Railway 1926 surplus 3,217,547.
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New York
Chicago
Northwestern
Wilch
Fred W. Sargent
Treasury
Pacific Mills
Coca Cola Company Increases Common Stock and Dividend
Coca Cola directors recommend increasing the common stock from 500 000 to 2 000 000 shares and declare a quarterly dividend of 32 502 per share on 600 000 outstanding shares. The dividend rises by seventy five cents to 2 0 per share with April payment to stockholders of record March 15. Stockholders will review the recommendation at the February 28 annual meeting.
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Studebaker
Atlanta
Coca Cola Company
Garage Addition Granted Despite Residents Plea
Alfred Chasso won approval to extend his garage at 18 Charles Street after the Board of Appeals upheld the plan. The decision follows earlier objections from local groups and aligns with a prior zoning action that set street line standards. The measure allows a 22 by 28 foot garage to extend to the street line, with related assessments to be finalized.
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Charles Street
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Plana
North End
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Main Street
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Board of Commissioners
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Inno
J. Pascume and Sons
B.” . Canty
Note Avenue
Putnam Street
Wiliam Taschler
State Street
Clinton
Colorado Avenues
Building Board
Hewlett Company
Alice Street
Wiliam Dizenzo
Gaetani Masso
Jones Avenue
James Street
Lexington Avenue
Albert J. Meritt
Ccoma
Louis Cocoma
Coleman Street
Cocotan’s
Realty deeds and mortgage transfers listed for multiple streets
Realty records show warranty deeds from Emma Seifert to Joseph Onofri on Alice street and from Max Elprin to Henrietta Elprin on Coleman street. Mortgage deeds include Tiarbert Edggins to Joseph Romanelli on Norland avenue and J Algot Walker to the Dridgeport Savings Bank on North avenue.
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Emma Seifert
Joseph Onofri
Alice Street
Max Elprin
Henrietta Elprin
Coleman Street
George County
Michael Ademic
Ogden Street
Maria Ticelo
Charles Ricelo
Noble Avenue
Tiarbert Edggins
Joseph Romanelli
Norland Avenue
J. Algot Walker
Dridgeport Savings Bank
North Avenue
LeRoy Hover
Morris Plan Bank
Read Street
George Ff, Ferriter
Abraham Koenig
Reaty
Hawley Avenue
Charles Renholdt
Savings Bank
Midland Street
Joseph Onettte
Minima Seifert
Allee Street
Vito DePova Loelles DePou
Logan Street
Fini Seizert
Emma Realty
Allen Terry
Carl Wenstrom
Wood Avenue
Arthur Gibson
George Bushnell
Glive Street
William Gough
Irene Gough
Hazelwood Avenue
Frank L. Black
Willis J. Black
Lenox Avenue
The
Newfield Bank and Trust Company
Schneo and Schneo Inc
Hancock Avenue
John R. Woodhull
R. K. Buxton
Redding Place
Terbert Ligging
Ruth Liggins
Kohler Estate Left to Children in Ninth Shares
John Kohler East End resident who died January 14 or will drawn July 28 1923 leaves estate of undetermined size in ninth shares to seven daughters and two sons. Probate court papers filed yesterday show executor daughter Clara I Kubler must follow majority wishes for real estate sales. Direct bequests go to six children with others receiving life gifts. residuary shares placed in trust for Eugenie Clemin and Herman Kohler. Perry S II and C D S Miller named appraisers. Other children listed include Len Dutele Anta Kohler Emily Kooler Hedais Cooper East Hartford Freda Rane Kin Chester Ya and Erneat J Kyohler.
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East End
Clara I. Kubler
Eugenie Clemin
Herman Kohler
Perry
C.D
Miller
Len’ Dutele
Anta
Kohler
Emily (. Kooler
Hedais Cooper
East Hartford
Freda Rane Kin
Chester
Erneat J. Kyohler
Island Creek Coal plans to raise capitalization in Portland
The Island Creek Coal Company approved increasing authorized capital from 150000 pounds to 760000 dollars and declaring a stock dividend of four new shares per one held. Par value remains two dollars.
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Tan
Directora
Island Creek Coal Company
The Revenue Act of 1920 Deductions for Business Expenses
The 1920 Revenue Act allows deductions from gross income for business expenses. Eligible costs include advertising, salaries, rent, utilities, insurance, and delivery for mercantile firms. labor, materials, repairs, and power for manufacturers. professional costs for lawyers doctors and architects. and farming expenses such as labor seeds fertilizer and harvesting costs. Multiple businesses may be claimed if time and effort are devoted to each.
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Tax Filing Rules For Individuals And Couples In 1940s
The document notes annual income thresholds for singles and married couples, with filing by March 45. It details where to file based on residence, and mentions Form 1040 and 140 instructions plus applicable tax rates including a one and one half percent tax on the first 4000 over exemptions, three percent on the next 4000, three percent on the balance, and a surtax above 10000.
Elixir Formulas and Ancient Longevity Myths Revealed
A medieval text recounts Dean translating elixir formulas to combat aging, claiming a medicine discovered by Adam could prolong life. It cites Artephius, Pliny, and ancient regimens, detailing various ingredients and secret experiments said to delay senility and restore vitality through external and internal applications.
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Pliny
Natural History
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Mim
Moenter
India
Cone
Woman survives self harm amid family quarrel at 840 Block
Mrs Bessie Hanteski of 379 Howard Avenue attempted suicide after a family dispute last night. The emergency crew took her to St Vincent's Hospital where doctors pronounced her condition not serious. She is a mother of three and 35 years old.
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Bessie Hanteski
Howard Avenue
Stanteski
St. Vincent's Hospital
A. SJ. Derkowaxt
College Girls Rank Commandments at Simmons in Study
At Simmons College School of Secretarial Studies 885 students ranked the ten commandments by moral value placing honor thy father and thy er before others. Most kept first commandment dominant with 57 percent, while 20 percent favored the second and 4 percent rejected the first while accepting the second.
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Boston
Simmons College School of Secretarial Studies
Varis
Eaward Ti. Eldridge
Tor
Pilderidge
Simmons
China Civil War Threat Looms Over Hankow Campaign
Battles build around Hankow as northern and southern forces mobilize along the Yangtze. Wu Pieu, allied with Chang Tso-Lin, pledges subordination while Cantonese troops mass at Hankow. Shantung governors arm as missionaries flee Fulien amid anti foreign agitation and student mobs.
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Wu Pie-¥u
China
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Five Local Firms Join IGE Merger
At a New Haven luncheon Connecticut securities dealers learned five local firms will join IGE in a merger. Combined earnings total about 450000 annually, with centralization of management and operating economies cited as material savings. A syndicate led by Taylor Wwart and Company Inc. of New York and Parker Company of Boston will offer the new company’s securities.
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Taylor, Wwart and Company, Inc
New York
Chicago
C. D. Parker and Company, Inc
Boston
Goddard and ;Company, Inc
Pittsburgh
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Taft
New Haven
Alumni Meet in New High School Danbury
Danbury holds its first mid year Alumni meeting in the new half million dollar high school building auditorium. Formal dedication and public inspection follow next week with events including the annual school play and a mid year commencement program.
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Danbury
Alumni Association
Tilson's Brother Rejected by Senate Judiciary Panel
Senator Harris of Georgia denounced Tilson as personally objectionable and the committee refused to endorse the nomination for the Georgia federal judgeship. Migon Tilson, brother of Representative John Q Tilson, had been named a year ago but the appointment was withdrawn and a recess appointment issued by President Coolidge.
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Tilson
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Connecticut
Republican House
Coolidge
Loans to brokers show decrease in weekly demand
Washington January 31 AP Loans held by brokers and dealers from New York City Federal Reserve member banks totaled 2,731,00 for the week ending January, down from 2,778,172,000 the prior week, as announced by the Federal Reserve Board.
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New York City
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
China Poised Between Turmoil and Change Says Bishop
Chicago January 31 AP The Molten pot watch boils in China as revolution nears. Rt Rev Alfred A Gilman Episcopal Bishop of Hankow says conditions are terrible before the weteth Episcopal conven. He recalls siege of Chang and notes Russia funded the upheaval but did not use money to force it, China ready for upheaval and dynamite.
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Ching
Alfred A. Gilmin
Hankoaw
China
Chang
Russia
Bloodshed Looms If Marines Stay In Nicaragua
Dr Juan Sacasa head of the Liberal government warns in a cable to the Associated Press that U S marines must quit or risk open fire on Liberals. He says Diaz’s Conservative government is backed by the United States and predicts Marines may kill hundreds of Nicaraguans in 1912 style action if hostilities continue. Sacasa denies opposition and asserts defense of Nicaraguan rights while avoiding animosity toward the United States government.
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Associated Press
United States
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Diazas
Ameritas
Funeral for Daniel Nichols in Shelton Tomorrow
Daniel Nichols seventy six of Shelton died by his own action yesterday at his White Hill street home. The funeral will be at 2 pm tomorrow from his home with Rev. George W. Judson officiating and interment in Lawn cemetery. A Shelton board of assessors member since 1889 and twice a former state legislator his death is attributed to depression from ill health. His housekeeper awoke him after he fired the pistol and Medical Examiner Nettleton ruled it a death by own action.
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Shelton
White Hill Street
George W. Judson
Lawn Cemetery
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Flo
Nettleton
Merchant Denies Pig Feet Sale At Local Market
An inspection of Anthony Popko’s market at 87 Hlalleit street found it clean and sanitary. The merchant denied selling pig’s feet for three years amid claims a poisoned batch sickened Mrs. Helen Piasech and her three children, who were treated for food poisoning at Bridger hospital.
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Hlalleit Street
Esterday
Helen Piasech
Popko
Bridzep*rc Hospital
Reichert Tee Cream faces bankruptcy filing in city
Local ice cream firm Reichert Tee Cream, co partners T Albert Reichert and Ernest W Reichert, lists liabilities of 31,007.51 in schedules filed in U S district court. Unsecured creditors total 16,240.52 with 77 claims. assets include 17,546.54 with machinery valued at 10,000. First creditors meeting set for February 21.
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Ernest W. Reichert
Reichert Tee Cream Company
Colorado Avenue
U. S. District Court
Tilaven
uUpom
Creditore
Rooming house man held on liquor charge
Wes McLauchlin proprietor of ing house at 457 Water street arrested at 9 o'clock last night on a charge of Violating the liquor laws when a pint of liquor was found in his room He was arrested by Jeeank Murphy Buckley and Grandfield and the pint of liquor was seized Angelo Rotuman of Polke avenue Drirfield says he lent a dollar for a drink from McLaughlin but received no change and reported the matter to the police The case resulted in the arrest last night McLaughlin was held in bonds of 8000
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Wes McLauchlin
Water Street
Arcese
McLaughlin
Man Arrested for Carrying Knife in State Street Incident
Antono Tareang, 30, of Vlaht 299 State Street, was arrested last night on a breach of the peace charge after a four and a half inch blade knife was found on his person. He was held on $100 bond. Detectives Buckley and Granfield led the arrest.
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Vlaht
State Street
Buckley
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