New Treasury Note Issue Oversubscribed Prompting Subscriptions
The Treasury announces a much oversubscribed note issue dated February 1 with aggregate 3.7 billion dollars allotted. Secretary Melton notes total allotments will be about 1.95 billion dollars, with roughly 200 million dollars as additional notes to be allotted on subscriptions paid in Victory bonds under the offer terms. Also listed are local classified sale notices for machines, tools, and mortgages seeking loans, with various contact names and addresses.
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Washington
Melton
Unis
Wien
Died and funeral notices from Bridgeport area 1821 1824
Multiple obituary notices from Bridgeport and Stratford list deaths of Franklin S Banks in Greenfield Hill Connecticut Blanche Chipin Howland Sarah Howland Theresa Zipperer and others. Funeral details include dates January 31 1824 and February 2 with times and burial locations in Mountain Grove Union Cemetery Lake View Cemetery and local funeral arrangements. Also notes of thanks and memorial lines for Samual Austin and husband T Thorp Memorials.
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Mountain Grove
Cemeny
Rowland
Sarah MM
de Ruyter Howland
Pineral
de Reyier Howland
Main Street
Stratford
Tandry
Nawers
Union Cemetery
Alpperer
Dam
Theresa Zipperer
Locomobile to reorganize under receivership
Locomobile Company to reorganize under receivership and may produce a lightweight lower priced car. Judge Edwin H. Thomas appoin ted a receiver for the Bridgeport firm following creditor petitions. Banking interests, creditors, and officers favor the plan as a path to reorganization and continued plant operation.
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Locomobile CO
Obituary Notices for O Shea Dolan McCarthy and Gray
A sequence of obituaries from a local paper details the funeral arrangements and burial for Margaret O Shea who died recently, with services held at Sacred Heart church and burial at St Michael's cemetery. Also noted are brief notices for Margaret Dolan, Dennis J McCarthy, Emerson Loree, Elizabeth Mather, and John Gray with burial locations at Mountain Grove and Lakeview cemeteries.
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Margaret O'Shea
Park Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
de. R. P. Moore
John, Sullivan
Thomas Mooney
Timothy Dempsey
Patrick McGueeny
John Collins
Thomas Meehan
Patrick Shanley
Patrick Kierney
St. Mich Rebs
Joan L. McCauthern
John L
Harry McCadden
New York City
St. Migha#l's
M. J. Gone Now
Soth Street
Margaret A. Dolan
Margate
Dolan
Patrol Avenue
At. Patrick's Church
John C. Lynch
Nelson Craft
Frederick Forbes
William Mershall
Patrick Lyon
Wil Iam Yench
St. Michael's Cemetery
Dennis J. McCarthy
McCarthy
East Main Street
Maltins
Scott and Redmire
Golden Bill Wureay
Aglock
St. Mary's Church
Matthew Traynor
St Wares
Elizabeth Mather
Filizabeth Mach
Grepets Vastersity Ralsthd
St Jove Teplaconal Church
Stephen F. Sheringapana
Domnd W. Green
St. John's Precopal Church
James Teltard
Eimer Mradglngan
Jtonathat Wilde
Mountain Grove Cemetery
John Gray Nowy Gray
Ds Ing
Salta Xe Manufacturing Company
Hia Hate
Noble Avenue
Emma Newhall
Alfred
James Gray
James Beeg
Ines Highway
Furlal
Lakeview
France pays $10 million interest on U S debt
Washington Feb 1 The French government paid 10 099 000 on surplus war supplies purchases financed by the liquidation commission The payment covered interest on a 940 million debt and marked a semi annual installment The principal is due August 1928 with five percent annual interest in semi annual installments
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Washington
France
World Court to meet in The Hague on new basis
The Permanent Court of International Justice will begin tomorrow with 11 judges chosen by 11 nations. Eighteen nations accept compulsory jurisdiction, with US participation. Judges include John Bassett Moore. salaries reach 66,000 Dutch florins annually. Deputy judges and foreign lawyers from multiple countries named. court to interpret covenants and settle disputes on labor, transit, and other treaties.
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Pelter
Cme
World Court
Permanent Court of International Justice
Peane Palace
Cours
Africa
Traffcc
United States
John Bassett Moore
State Department
Pan- American Sool
Leas
Finlay
Lord Kancellor
Great Britain
Andre W Wolss
Jturisconsig
Ministry of Foreign Affaire
Comimesdalyoy
Pio
Wisletti
Rome
Rafael Albinita
Menater
Spal
Ray Barboss
Bravlling Statesman
May Bluber
Switzerland
B.C. S. Laser
Supreme Oath
Netherlands
Didrrris Gallup Giedde Nyholm
Denmark
Mixed Court
Cairo
Rzynt
Voran Oda
Taiwan
John Basset Moore
Unites States
Antonia S$ade Bustamente
Cuba
Jndgwes
Dimitriy Neeglescu
Fuminia
Wank
Sipreme Comics
SikAaile Invaneteh
Spehe Cesat-ftnniss Htrte
Frederik Voon
Reishmann Norwin
Bond Market Rises As Victory 234s Hit New Highs
The bond market edged higher with Victory 234s advancing to new records near 100-32. Liberties led gains while other domestic issues showed resistance. Details include a 14,375,000 par value government sale and notable moves in Burlington, China, Southern Railway, and United States Steel issues as investors reacted to reorganizational plans.
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New York
Victory
Department of Seine
Franse
Allway
Gee, Lion
Buring
On & 1
Burlington Tunnels
Rose
China Ro
Torchwestern
Southern Railway
Denver
Tita Grande Lasues
Foreign exchange gains in New York market flight
British exchange continued higher in New York as demand bills moved to 4.25 percent, the best rate in two years. Allied exchanges were stronger with gains in Dutch and Genoa currencies amid favorable European trends.
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New York
Beter
Alan
Local Banks to Pay Tax of 83,000
Banks of Bridgeport will pay a state tax of one percent on savings deposits for 1921, totaling about 583,000 to the state treasurer. The combined tax from local banks accounts for part of a statewide levy, with local savings deposits contributing 4.059 percent of the total tax.
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Bridgeport
Cai
Stratford Teast Co
Fairfield Trust Co
Tenants Hope Housing Plan Faces Legislative Hurdles
A housing plan to ease a shortage aims to mobilize state cooperation and private investment. Samuel Lintermyer, counsel for Lie Lockwood Committee, notes industrial measures and waivers. Metropolitan Life Insurance supports the plan if policies are protected, projecting 1500 five story tenements housing 45,000 families. Officials from Building Trades Council back the project, with workers offering time or a dollar daily. proposers seek preferential rents for builders, while insurers propose 6 percent returns on investments.
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York
Aman Evryvert
Samuel Lintermyer
Lie Lockwoot Committee
Lobo
Ah Storr Melis
Metropolitan Lita Insurance Company
Mie
Billdingy Terdes Council
Labor Organtan- Mane
oThey
Une Termyer
Whem
Hovses
Moy
Financial Notes From The Salilholders Meeting Of Challenge Cutters
Financial notes cover stock movements and corporate actions. Phe diviwal meeting of the sali hilders of the Challenge Cutters Corporation set for February 74 at 1pm. William R Bull received a stock of Dutch East Indies 6s dating 1947 and quoted on the New York Stock Exchange. A syndicate recently bought out Moreh East Indias Island in possession of Holl and for 809 years. United Cycle Co of Bridgeport incorporated with Berardi John Berardi and Anthony Liiscare as officers and $18,000 authorized capital. Underwood Typewriter Co of Hartford region won a favorable decision by Judge Avery reducing Hartford property valuation from $2,400,000 to $1,790,009.
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Mortaanes & Loans
Gianer
Main St
Nadie
Set J. Glasnar
Fairflald Ave
Tianzo
Pat Ee Pier Ae Eat Sra
Mortgabes
City
Mort Races
Mal R
Miller
Daleaard
Noble
Tianin
Mortzares
Linchurad
Dann St - Spians
Qworth
Benva
PF. O
Bridgeport
Challenge Cutters Corporation
Wiliam R. Bull
Dutch East Indies
New York Stock Exchange
Holland
The
United Cycle Co. of
M and Berardi
John Berardi
Anthony Liiscare
Underwood Typewriter Co
Hartford
Judme Avery
Cis of
Real estate transfers and corporate filings list
A long OCR fragment details numerous property deeds and transfers including 87 feet on Jona Ssteret, 41 feet on Bostwick avenue, and Beechmont and Noble avenues. It lists buyers and sellers such as Morigane Deeds, Lomas and Nettleton company, Gabriel Nelzon, and Edwin A. Johnson. Corporate items show certificates of organization and incorporation for Nutmex Unit and North American Securities, Inc, with capital stock figures.
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Gralis
Main Street
T. Vortay
Windsor Ave
Ean
Joh
Sarav Ang
Elizabeth Garay
Samuel Brenner
Poplar Street
Gabriel Nelzon
Lomas and Nettleton Company
Wivant Avenue
Freeman M. Sanford
Har W W
Sanford
Lewis Schavanss
Viavennert Street
Aaron and Towel Supply Company
Wigard J. Duggan
Joseph
Gowan
George ‘S. Crawford
Morris Liberman
Toe Winnxis
Samuel Katz
Realoy
Wralingyona Avenue
iHousatonic Avenue
August Laake
Louisana Mary Sehovanee
Davenport Street
John Acorn
Joan
Mary Lohurak
Véeake
Grand View Park
Angeline Costa
Frank Greco
Gam Greco
Peces Woeela
Marigold Avenue
Willett
Ellsworth A
Hawphornie Ab
Ebaton Avenue
Peoples Savine Bank
Bushwick Avenue
Twuls Levyth
Jase
Elensetick
Taft
Leonard Aahlem
Lester Reteris
Nobie
HS Femh Housatonic
Arthur C. Gibson
Robern
Edwin
Johnedn
Beechmont Avenue
James EB
Beach
Axel KL
Lei
Joseph No Johnson
Fee
Dixon
Sennere
Stock Trend Uneven as Market Opens and Dulls
New York February 1s The stock market resumed an uneven course with some issues at new highs while standard shares were dull and irregular. Pools remained busy on American Ice Gulf States Steel United Fruit Electrics Storage Battery Davidson Chemical Remington Typewriter Kresge and Endicott Johnson with 2 to 5 point gains. Sears Roebuck rose after its earnings report as demand grew and a potential 80 percent dividend was anticipated. Leather stocks led by Central Leather and American Hide gained, and a new stock dividend was hinted for year end.
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New York
Calile
American Ice
Gulf States Steel
United Feast
Electris Storage Bactery
Davidson Chemical
Reminston Typewriter
Kresge
Kayeser
Central Leadher
Endicott Johnson
S. Steel
Goppere
Sears Roebuck
Saley
Curb Market Summary From New York Trading
Invert on the Cure Exchange weakened amid low priced shares as professionals stayed active. United Profit Sharing rose after declaring quarterly dividends but profits were taken, causing a setback. Intercontinental Rubber traded firm briefly before retreating from highs. Lincoln showed demand with a slight advance on reports of intense competition for bids. American Tobacco and other names moved as traders eyed near day highs amid cautious buying and selling.
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New York
Cure Exchange
United
Phil
Lincoln
Cumminger
Dhe
Kritysh- American Tobacco
Rove A
Traction Ang Jaer & Firm
Lone Iy Sweets Cutt America
Wheat and Corn Prices Rise in Liverpool Reports
Liverpool quotations strengthen unexpectedly with wheat stocks constrained causing gains in Chicago trading. May wheat climbs about 1 1/2 to 1 3/4 cents, while nearby futures lift to roughly 105 6-8 to 105 4. Corn advances 7 to 3 cents with some contracts steady.
Liverpool Wheat Prices Rise Amid Stock Decline
Reports show rising prices for wheats in Liverpool with wheat stocks at Liver pool down to about 70 barrels and a sharp fall from last year. Corn value gains followed wheat market moves as January movement to terminal makers hit a record 136,410,000 bushels, while rural offerings remained limited.
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Liverpool
Inas
Liverspool
Toac
Metal market update from New York and London quotes
New York and London metal prices show varied movements. Copper futures ease while spot copper trades near 70 to 72. silver and other metals display modest shifts, with offers around 158 10s for futures and related bid figures reported.
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New
York
New York
London
Standara
Ft & Appr
Money Market Brief Recap From New York
The report notes money strength in New York with bids around six and a half, closing near six and one half. It mentions last loan at six and a half and calls for acceptable acceptances at four and a half.
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Corinthian Lodge
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Elmore
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