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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1927
Page
17
Report from New York notes a surge in demand for new securities totaling 300 million, as bond prices rise and interest rates stabilize. Market observers cite strong appetite from buyers, with lessees and lenders expanding offerings while several firms note improved liquidity and cautious optimism for the month.
Summary of a fragmentary regional bulletin on local produce and agricultural administration. Mentions committee actions, timing and a call for deliveries or invoices. Contains multiple garbled phrases and unclear names, with limited readable facts.
Local dining spot Coolidee VP Diner debuts with Mead of Brute and entertainment y bringing a lively mix. Patrons report diverse menu options and an energetic atmosphere, while some note uneven service and unclear signage during the opening phase.
A brief notice introduces weekly price indices developed by economist Irving Fisher. The piece references publication timing and copyright details from 1921, noting methodological notes and potential updates through February.
Market activity paused amid Chinese situation concerns and coal weakness. Foreign debts and payments weighed on ratings, with Honduran hotels and British corporations facing unsettled orders. Argentina and other abroad markets showed cautious trading as banks and issuers pursued safer assets.
New York February six. A veteran policeman, after 24 years in service, credits his wife for encouraging a plunge into real estate that yielded $12,000 saved seven years ago and eventually built a fortune. He says persistent support from Mrs Schoell led to independence from city troubles.
A British labor advocate urged peace with China amid a tense rally. Keynotes urged avoiding government compromise and called for cautious negotiations with Canton authorities to prevent escalations in the international settlement.
Chattanooga Tennessee Feb announces scenic highway from Lookout Mountain through Cloudland Georgia to Gadsden Alabama. Construction will begin soon with land and money already secured to advance the project.
Article reports on Federal Reserve Banks profits for the year ending 1920s era with figures showing aggregated capital funds around 4.8 billion and operating income near 40 million. Notes impact of interest and discounts on total earnings and bank loan and investment volumes.
In New York on February 6, stock prices showed a sharp upward movement led by railroad stocks reaching new high records. Bond offerings surged to over 600, and money market papers eased further. Mergers activity provided ground for rising new issues while Western Maryland and Erie rail shares traded at high prices. Commodity markets mixed with cotton weak, wheat up on improved demand, and exchange rates at a yearly high for sterling.
Citizen essay argues tax levels hinge on needs and efficiency. It stresses evaluating city needs, expenditures, and personal finances before claiming taxes are high, urging informed public discussion and prudent government spending.
The article explains how gains or losses from property sales are taxed under the 1918 revenue act. It covers timing of income recognition, cost basis rules as of March 1, 1918, and examples: $2,000 gain in 1926 from an $8,600 purchase and $7,609 sale, later scenarios with changes in value and resulting tax treatments.
The article outlines net income thresholds for individuals facing normal tax rates, with specifics on brackets like $4,000 excess and 4 percent and 3 percent credits. It notes the due date March 16 and references forms 1040 and 1040A.
Boston run piece reports Senator Borah's proposal to outlaw war drew sharp opposition in a panel discussion at Harvard. Professor Irene Fisher and others criticized the plan as impractical red herring, while defenders claimed it offers a path to ending conflict.
About 900 fans are expected at the Stratford Legion Hall amateur boxing show under A A U sanction. Top fighters from Bridgeport and New Haven include Tommy Veancey Artie Kish Johnny Andrews and others. Local Stratford boxers Mekar Packus Joekin Johnny Fedak Kid Thomas enter. a medical officer will be present and facilities restricted to participants.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Miss St Denis and her dancer husband Tei Sinwa as they celebrate 13 years of marriage. The piece explores marriage philosophy, consent, and the idea of a marital charter. It criticizes conventional notions and argues for mutual consent and enduring partnership despite public scrutiny.
AP reports Enfield town judge Guy F. Bushnell seeks reappointment after Reform party opposition. Vetted as longtime resident and former court administrator, Bushnell has faced a contested renomination amid changes in the Enfield judiciary over its 80 year history.
Dr Michael J Rowe of 431 Washington Avenue reports the theft of his coupe from a parked location near the Tyville theatre on Main Street. Connecticut license 21 896 indicates the vehicle was taken between 10 and 11 o'clock last night.
In Bucyrus Ohio on a Saturday morning the once famed race horse Wandering Jew was struck by a car while pulling a milk wagon and had to be shot. The pacing gelding once set a 2116 1 4 record in 1906 and was a prominent figure at regional half mile tracks from 1907 to 1911.
More than 90 prominent figures in baseball and sport gathered at the New York baseball writers dinner to honor Ty Cobb. Bozeman Pulger announced Cobb’s name, the attendees cheered, and Cobb spoke with a choking voice thanking them for the tribute. John Heydler said baseball has recovered from winter scandals and is stronger than ever, noting the frame was not harmed.
Edison plans a quiet eightieth birthday at his home with final preparations for a birthday interview. He will attend the Edison Pioneers luncheon in Newark and expects publicity around the event under his name.
Obscure four year old stakes report lists multiple races at six and seven furlongs with times and payouts. Notable results include Frank Sureter 111 winning at 9.80 and Jagger Lou at 7.00 with detailed field mentions across the card. Also noted are three and four year olds in mile events and claiming races with various odds and finish times shown.
In Los Angeles and across the country fans support Vincent Richards as the standout American player of the year despite the United States Lawn Tennis Association ruling. They recall his Forest Hills run to the national singles semi finals and Davis Cup doubles victory with R Norris Williams, praising Miss Hilary Browne for the Wightman Cup success. Fans urge fair amateur recognition and expect Richards to address the public on his side of the case as Vinnie Richards recovers and plans a country tour to speak in various cities.
Hawley High School defeated Washington High School 28 to 1 in a fast Friday night game. The Hawley team displayed speed and control, dominating the pace and preventing Washington from mounting a comeback. Washington’s first string struggled to slow Hawley’s offense, while Hawley’s second team also performed well in the later minutes.
Joe Turnesa captured first at the Broadmoor Open in Shreveport Louisiana with a 72-hole total of 232 two strokes better than runner up Tommy Armour who finished at 235. Bob Shank placed third at 287 and Beetle Juelg and John Dawson also posted notable scores as the field shared a $4,500 prize pool with Armour Cruickshank Mehlhorn and Juelz earning top shares.
In Haverhill Massachusetts early today deputy chief and two lieutenants forced a door to a second floor room where eight poker players were found scooping money and pocketing cards. The raid turned out to be a fire alarm as smoke filled the lodging house and the players fled gratefully once warned.
New York Rangers defeated Pittsburgh tonight by a score of 3 to 1 to extend their winning run. The game featured fast action as the Rangers pulled ahead early and held on for the victory at home.
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