Assessment data on plant sought by Commodore Motors
Investigators for Commodore Motors Corporation of New York seek assessment data on the American & British plant in this city after a prior order of sale by the United States District Court. The plant, a former munition factory, is large enough to employ thousands if Commodore enters the bid and acquires the facility. Officials note three plants are under review, including others in Long Island City, with a multi million dollar appraisal on the American & British plant. Names mentioned include John C. Stanley and Chief Engineer Constantina Kado, with associates from the family of typewriter fame and other connections.
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Commodore
New York
Commodore Corporation
American & British
Long Island City
American & British Company
Chilo Hemington
Family of
Typewriter Fame
Col
8S. H. Wisher
Holls-Hoyce, Wund Crow-Elkhart Company
Constantina Kado
Shorter Session Expected by Legislators of State
Hartford observers predict the General Assembly will adjourn at least a month earlier than 1921. May 1 is seen as the last Hartford departure day. Buckley’s budget timing motion won wide support to have appropriation bills ready by April 1 for full legislature review. The session will focus on a large slate of budgeted requests totaling well over a million dollars for hospitals, the State Board of Education, Agric. College, and health facilities, with licensing and reform bills pending across multiple agencies. The article notes odd measures and a rail hearing with notable attendance and political color surrounding state finances and governance.
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Gquarence
G. Willard
Hartford
General Assembly
Buckley
Appropriations Committees
Assembly
Connecticut
Appropriations Committee
New Haven
Yount
State ‘Board of Education
Senate
House
Connecticut Agricultural College
State Board of Health
Gaylord Sanitorium
Writch's Home
Long Lane Farm
Connecticut School For Boys
The
Institute For the Bling
State Firemen's Association
Mystle Oval School For the Deaf
Connecticut State Hospital
Connecticut Association
Alnn Donald
Duty
Insurance Department
Tons
McGrath
Waterbury
Sussman
Organ Grinder
Senator Kenealy
Stamford
Heerr
Molirath
Sixth District Republican Banquet Planned in February
The new Sixth district Republican arm Inc announces two banquets and entertainment on February 13. Plans for the affair are being arranged.
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Sixth District
Republican Arm Inc
Turks Far From Signing Treaty Warns Paris Journal
Paris reports private Lausanne advices warn against expecting a Turkish signature. says Allies remain divided and the Anglo French dispute not settled. Dispatches note quieter occupancy, rail lines resuming, coal embargo easing, while socialist press hints at German resistance and potential expulsion of French nationals. pound and franc move on rumor of coat shipments embargo. Foreign Office issues optimistic bulletins.
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Paris
Lausanne
Ayell
Journal Des
Germany
Ruhr
Werlin
Munich
Koenissberg
Foreign Office
Striking Shopmen Hold Mass Meeting in New Haven
A mass meeting of striking shopmen on the New Haven road was scheduled at the Commercial High School hall with B W Jewell to speak. The event was canceled after the board of education revoked the hall permit, leaving organizers to seek another venue and conference plans with the local federation. Also notes a later Belief Board session at Town Mall to hear cases concerning property assessments.
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New Haven
Commercial High School
B. W. Jewell
Board of Education
Jowell
Shssign
Falirvield
Board of Belief
Newspapers urged to address mail properly in campaign
Washington February 2 publishers were urged by the post office department to curb undeliverable second class mail. Postmasters must spot poorly addressed items and inform publishers to improve service.
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Washington
Nawspaper
Post -Office Department
Police Guards Removed From New York Cabarets
New York cabarets and dance halls in the white light district opened tonight without uniform police guards for the first time in months after orders from Police Commissioner Haright. Cafe owners pledged to report violations and eject violators, with Enright's order noting the move stemmed from business complaints. The commissioner warned guards would be restored if the pledge faltered. About 150000 motor trucks are in use on American farms.
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New York
White Light
Haright
Polizea
Enright
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Starrett
Spat
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Repaias
Gentine Welworth Stillson
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Porterhouse Quality
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Mohican
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Main
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