Yale Glee Club Revives Old Songs in Concert
Yale Glee Club presented five North Carolina mountain songs with B. C. Cutler as soloist amid lower than expected attendance from Stamford Norwalk and Danbury due to transportation issues. Yale orchestra accompanied dancing afterward while alumni committees listed members and chairs.
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Tie Gles Club
North Carolina
B. CG. Cutler
Sarttone
Stamford
Norwalk
Danbury
New Maven
Yale
BH. T. Buckingham
Caremanion
Studente
J. W. Coper
Glee Club
Samuel C. Shaw
Robert Adie Mortimer Comstock
San
Ard
Stoddard
Leverence Cornwall
George M. Barker
Nathaniel Wheel
Twdiam W Rent
Adelbert Nox
Ashecs
Robert Shedden
WS. Rodis
Frederick Stanton
John Wueler, Jr
Alden Lindole
Norman Letda
Buck Ingham, Jr
Charles Skinner
Fohn
Fo Moakeon
Coolidge and Lincoln Eulogized by New Voices
The article argues that Democratic criticisms of Coolidge’s tariff and economy fail, noting past presidents faced opposition yet prospered under protectionism. It defends a growing government needed by increased workload and cites rising postal and governmental activity as signs of prosperity.
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Washington
Lincoln
Grant
Cleveland
Wilcoa
Coo
World Court
Government to File Trust Suit Against Grocery Trusts
United States moves to file a trust case against major east coast grocery firms and milk companies. The action targets National Food Products and related chains, claiming a vast network controls food supply and would crush competition. Names Bohack, Ault, and US Dairy among key players, with ties to Philadelphia Detroit and Brooklyn operations. The suit mirrors a prior Wood Products case and seeks to curb price manipulation.
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United States
Massachuwetts
Ohio
W.chltan
W. CG. Bohack Corpany, Inc
Brooklyn
Long Island
James Butler Grocery Company
Davis Pember Grocery Company
Borden Company
Abpotts Alderney Dairies Inc
Pennsylvania
Philadelpia
Red Tee Cream Company
United States Dairy Products Corporation
Philadelphia
Detroit Creamery Company
Detroit
National Food Products Corporation
H C Boneck
Boharkar4 Co. Inc
C. C. Bureprent
Burdon Bros. Cou
L. Benedict
B. &. Tralesigent
Sheffield
J A Mackermott
Atove Coporations
Busas
Satpp
Canad
National Food Projiets Corporation
Conotrn
Suc
End of Long Coal Strike Brings Relief and Accord
A landmark settlement ends the coal strike led by John L. Lewis with mediation by RF Grant of Cleveland. The agreement calls for resumed work under the expired contract with modifications possible, a two-man arbitration board, and a five year pact guiding wages and cooperation, ratified by both operators and miners.
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United States
Femnsylvania
Federal Department
RF. Grant
Cleveland
Ohio
M. A. Hanna Company
Susquehanna Collieriesy Company
Hanna Concern
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Grant
Coolidge
W. W Engis
Scranton
IngHs
Lewis
Wilkes- Barrelete
Mr. Grant
Philadelphia
Wilkes-Barre
Associated Press
Ritz Carlton
Belevue-Stratford
Verma
Ist
United Mine Workers of America
Nists
Board of Concilation
Board of Conciliation
Anthracite
Board of Cendhilton
Anthracite Operators
Alvan N Markle
James A. Gorman
Scratton
Gouyer‘nor Plachot
Labor
Davie
Baeh
New Haven Oil Price Advances
New Haven February 12 AP The price of gasoline sold by Standard Oil and several large companies here will be advanced one cent per gallon tomorrow. The wholesale price becomes 18 cents per gallon and the retail price 23 cents.
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New Haven
Standard Oil Company
Senate Accepts Tax Reductions Amid Fiscal Feats
The Senate backed a 25 percent cut in wine and brandy taxes for medical and sacramental use with additional reductions approved in conference. Meckelar provided district court jurisdiction for refunds over 3000 dollars. Senate rejected inheritance tax restorations while debating further cuts totaling about 476 million this year. House reductions reached 330 million with White House cautious about revenue and deficit limits. Conferees proceed toward final agreement before signing by President Coolidge.
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Shortridge
California
Senate
Meckellar
Federal District Courts
House
Ihabik
White House
Conference Committee
Coolidge
Tuo
Reed
Demmcrat
Missouri
Harrison
Mississippi
Smoot
Nott
Nebraska
McKellar
Tennessee
Finances Committee
Melion
Hanes
Treasury
Wakelee Livery Company Head Dies Suddenly
Canton Wakelee age sixty three head of the Wakelee Livery Company dies suddenly at his Cannon Street office last night. Medical Examiner reports heart condition. Wakelee died at 9 after a quick ambulance response. Survived by wife Jennie and eight children. The Wakelee livery company, reestablished over 40 years ago, has had its office on Cannon Street for 15 years.
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Canton
W. Wakelee
Slxty
Wakelee Livery Company
Cannon Stree
Ofice
Cannon Street
H. Rk. Deluca
Charles W. Gardner
Wakelee
Mr. Wakelee
Jennie Wakelee
Dorothy Wakelee
Haley
Charles
William, Harvig
Clifford Wakelee
Coal committee dissolution noted in town report
A dissolved coal committee reports stock in hand consisting of semi-biluminous low-volatile coal sufficient for 36 to 60 days. Experts predict similar timelines for anthracite resumption and mine reopening. The Metvhikan Alaska site and a Metvhikan mill discuss electric motors and timber procurement for plant operations.
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Chamber of Commerce Fuel Committee
Arthur B. Kanting
American Tube and Stamping Company
State Street
Lewis Celebrates 46th Birthday as Coal Strike Ends
Philadelphia February 14 AP John Llewellyn Lewis head of United Mine Workers marks his 46th birthday as the longest anthracite strike ends and 168000 miners return to work after nearly six months of hardship. Lewis born February 12 1880 in Lucas Iowa. He rose to lead the union in 1920 and served on wartime labor and defense commissions.
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Oyne
Saa Nadne
United Mine Workers of America
Miners Scale Committee
Philadelphia
Ordain
Bellevue-Stratford
Penns Vamoa Bankers' Association
Lincoln
Falner
Ail Elementta
Consumers
Harrisburg
Finchot
Washington
Secretary of Labor
Tavis
Butt
Scranton
Neot
Atx
Numbher
Mne
Mr. Grant
Lewis
John Llewellyn Lewis
Lewig
Lucus
Iowe
United Mine Workers
Coal Production Commission
National Council of Defense
United States Fuel Commission
Springfield
Tinois
Snowbound funerals delay two grave services in Kenosia
In Danbury snow drifts blocked Kenosia lake area cemeteries. Two bodies, John Silver a wealthy farmer from New York and Mrs John Ahearn, were moved by bobsled to graveside as funerals proceeded with only the sexton and undertaker present.
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Danbuny
Cathulic
Kenosia Lake
Outaleiris
Behbou
John Silver
New York City
John Ahearn
Sexton
Pallbeaters
Taxpayers contest city utility and property assessments
Bridgeport and surrounding entities press claims against the 1925 assessment roll, seeking reductions for gas and brass firms, liquor inventories, land, buildings, and machinery. Hearings expose inventory reserves, differential square-foot land rates, and disputed percentages of book value guiding tax calculations.
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Publ! Utilities Commission
David S. Day
Bridgeport Gag Light Company
Assensor Connelly
Connelly
Tseass Company
Brass Company
Crane Valve Company
Macdonald
Atterhey W.parker Deeley
James U. Ludlum
D. M. Read
I. J. Cohn
Bridgeport Thveating Company
Kelly
Bairfield Avenue
Jim Street
Iasa
Mstead
Henry Sheiton
Fiddlers Prepare for Elimination
Post and Telegram report Compensation Commissioner Ed ward Buckingham Angus P Thorne and Professor John Adams Hugo will judge the eliminations. Contestants can vote for favorite and second beat as judges assess applause and merit. Dinner for Monday night contestants at Stratfeld hotel. After the fiddling contest on February 25 the accordion and harmonica contest date will be announced. The paper invites old time musicians to join and prizes await. Send age address and details to the Contest Editor. travel expenses covered. Contestants should inform the editor of attendance plans.
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Edward T. Buckingham
Angus P. Thorne
Department of Welfare and Charities
John Adams Hugo
Stratfeld Hotel
Post
Telestam
Trust Employes Enjoy All Day Theatre Party in New York
Employes of Bridgeport Trust company were treated to an all day excursion and theatre party in New York City yesterday. The 62 clerks attended the matinee of the operetta Princess Flavia at the Schubert Theatre and spent part of the evening at the Supper Club before returning home late at night.
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Bridgeport Trust Company
New York City
Princess Flavia
Schubert Theatre
Duane
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President Coolidge
SEC
Herbert Hoover
Suits & O’coats
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Bridgeport
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