Skaters Agree for Big Races Open Meet
Lake Placid New York hosts a pro outdoor speed skating series starting today with top skaters including Everett McGowan Arthur Sait Bobby Me eat and Edmund Lamy signing to compete for points across Endicott and Sarane Lake venues. The event follows a Star suggestion to stage multiple professional races without altering the defending champion title.
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Lake Placid
Endicott
N MW
Everett McGowan
St. Pancho
Sarane Lake
Thin
Hera
Four Million Lopped Off Grand List at Relief Board Hearing
At a Board of Relief session the anticipated total reduction from the Grand List stood around four million dollars, with the gross Grand List near 264 million and the year’s Grand List around 441.5 million. About sixteen appeals sought cuts, aiming for roughly nine million in abatements, against three hundred last year. The process included stock and raw material valuations, with manufacturers affected by industrial slowdown. George J. Wood, president, said the board sought fairness for all taxpayers without raising tax rates, and a tentative actions report will go to the Board of Apportionment to set the preliminary rate next Tuesday.
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Board of Retief
George J. Wood
Tthe Board of Relief
Leibom
Relief Board
Apportionment Board
Gardner dies. Milford school board former postmaster
Milford residents mourn Alexander T. Gardner, age 66, who died at home after a long illness. A Massachusetts native, he served Milford as a school board member, postmaster, and longtime Republican party chair, with active roles in various local clubs and orders. Survived by wife Fanny, son Sanford, sister Mrs Louise Alward, and three brothers. Funeral at Mary Taylor M. E. church Monday. The report also notes prohibition education efforts planned by the Carnarvonshire education committee in Wales and actions by the National Union of Teachers.
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Milford
Alexander Tt
Gardner
Roger Avenue
Maxsachusetts
Board of Education
Republisan
Sailsford Wheel Club
Anmantawar Todge
Tad AL
Cornell
Royal Arcamdry
Mass
Prvid Gardner
Camp Mead
Mary Taylor M. FR
Yale Swimmers Win Championship Meet
Yale swimmers edged Pennsylvanias team 4 to 3 in a close championship race. Haven, Danny won decisively in a key event, defeating Li Nive with strong early splits and securing the victory for Yale.
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Haven
Danny
Esm
Li Nive
Pennasylvania
Pier Glace
Irish Free State Favors New York Fiscal Relations
In Washington reports Horace Plunkett signals Ireland prefers New York over London for fiscal guidance. American and Canadian industrial leaders may assist in balanced development. Maine officials back lower interstate farm rates, citing Maine growers’ export share and unchanged high tariffs on shipments despite local reductions.
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OYORK
New York
London
Horace Plunkett
Cashoon
N. Tel
Washington
Maine
Horace Remindedel Lie
Stair
Ireland
Earglaund
Loterstate Commerce
Henry W
Baynes
Calleg
Fernalé
Hale
Tratton
Lew Pee
New
Lincoln Trust Company Control Changes Hands
Lincoln Trust Company transfers control to Moris Rob, Interextal Yodo, and Mets National Bank. Purchase of stock in the Lincoln Trust Company leads to anticipated merger, with merger name to be Metzanions Bank. Frank J. Eran and Alexander S Webb to remain in leadership.
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Moris
Yechaalee
Mets National Bank
Tenecoln Teiet Company
Frank J. Eran
Alexander S Webb
Lincoln True
Wilconinne
Pranedas
Dititopin Trust Company
Tie Meetanios Anit
Matgiy Nazione, Sank
17 Year Old Heads Its Own Automobile Factory
A boy named Bob Booher, aged 17, is described as president of a small auto venture connected to RB I Stearns Co. His young leadership is tied to experimental work on a miniature car replica of a larger wheel design. The piece notes his father, George H. Boater, is president of the company, and hints at future manufacturing ambitions.
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Lev Blanl
Boby Booher
Eulo
Coleen
Bob
George H. Boater
RB. I. Stearns Co
Hoy
Rooker
R. Carmeri
Laeter
Wari
Influenza Cases Reported Across State in February
State Bureau of Preventive Diseases reports 518 influenza cases in February with limited data on other illnesses. Four pages mention sleeping sickness and fever counts. The three largest cities show dips and spreads of diseases including diphtheria and whooping cough with scattered figures.
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State Bureau of Preventalle Diseases
Rip Nia
Lecture series opens before employed boys
A lecture titled Relationships of Employed Boys to Their Employer was delivered by M. C. Aw at Newman in Newnan. The speaker, noted for a production firm, addressed the topic from multiple angles and announced the series will continue at later dates hosted by The Mission.
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Anil
M.C
Newnan
Manning
Max- Well and
Moora Co
Newman
Leigambers
Sion
Allied Qeet Board Personnel Announced
Washington February 15 news reports the announcement of personnel for the Allied Joint Mission Commission created by Congress. The body oversees funding and operations related to foreign nations and the assignment of nearly 11 million dollars. Officials said the plan will be carried forward with formal statements from the White House and related agencies.
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Washington
Foraig
Grain Chicago Market Report Reflects Weak Demand
The grain market shows mixed activity with buyers cautious and prices pressured. Trading desks report heavy forward movement stalling on lower confidence, as wheat futures soften and corn and oats follow with limited demand and erratic bids across the pit.
Prenchman Beats Ros in European Billiard Match
Edouard Roudil of France defeated his rival in a sensational late rally within a European billiards championship. The match featured fast scoring and a tense finish as Roudil edged the opponent by about one hundred points in a high stakes format.
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Peulawelphia- Pern
jUte Font
Inninas
Edouard Roudil
Lat
Prance
Ouly Biliard
Mn Prarel
Milo
Hig
Ajola Coller
Joseph E Schwab Dead in 52nd Year in New York
Obituary notes Joseph E Schwab died in his 52nd year in New York. Brother of Caries Mr Sehwah, he was tied to Carnegie company engineering and a long association with Guardian industries. He served as president of various firms and left behind a wife and two children.
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New York
Heb
Joseph B. Sqlmwad
Caries
Sehwah
Arigings
Guenegie
Heen
Lnay
Setwah
Nis
Heather
Phavies
Toseph
Carnegie
Untisa4
Beanie Mane
Tacquesne
Ihe Wulvert
Tip Lees
Ald
STOCKS SLUMP ON MARKET WEAKNESS AND PROFITS
New York trading showed a dull market with a downward drift as investors booked profits. Lexicon Petroletar led declines amid unconfirmed rumors, while American locomotive and United States Steel fell on reports of cuts to finished equipment. Treasury money market rates hovered around 4 percent for short terms.
Wall Street Moves Ride On Oil and Steel Stocks
New York Feb 17 Todays market followed the Stork Exchange pattern with irregular advances in several issues. Motors and Durant led gains with heavy trading value while Imperial Oil of Mainwave and Standard Oil of Indiana showed strength early, later recouping losses as other issues moved forward. Reynolds and shipbuilding names also attracted interest amid erratic fluctuations in the market.
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New York
Stork Exchange
Standard Oil
Indiana
Jy Reynolds
New Haven
Nnd
Lamont Named Chairman of Mexico Banking Board
In New York on Feb 17 bankers discussed Mexico's external debt readjustment. Thomas W. Lamont of J P Morgan was elected chairman of the American section of the International Committee of Bankers on Mexico, succeeding J P Morgan. Thomas Cochran was named vice chairman. T Renin and others filled roles in the committee.
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New York
Obregon
Ily
Tls
Mexico
Thomas W. Lamant
J. P. Morgan and
Compins
J.P. Morgan
Thomas Cochran
Fem Way
Lamanta Alterna Morziner
T. Renin
Kul Lee
Come
Pary
Commmitine
New York Dairy Prices and Market Report
New York markets show creamery butter firm at higher prices, with butter fat and milk products fluctuating. Cheese and whole milk demand remain steady, with dealers noting price movement and regional dairy activity.
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New York
Buthher Nyerivet
Arata
Elale
Bakers Meet On Wage Dispute Today
Labour groups of the Bakers’ union plan an arbitration meeting to discuss wage protection and a wage rise. Michael Rom of the firm Adueme Rati notes the next steps target the employees and involve a formal arbitration to resolve the dispute.
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Reka
Che Ery
Ture Hesmen Woe No
Mar Vila
Tessoon
Garpentars
Hall Uy Brome Atrael Frm
Pubpgad
Palsar
Charlee F
Solvwa
Michael Rom
Adueme
Rati
Wielp
Market Report and Prices on Metal Commodities
Fragmented OCR notes report copper and various metal prices with unclear locations and dates. Mentions Taber Bent and Antimany with scattered figures, not enough coherent data for a full market summary.
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Hom
Ms Faren
Lear
Atnatra
Jian Muler
Tvs
Income Tax Blank for Corporations Now Available
Federal income tax blanks for corporations, form 1170, to report net income for 1225 year are now available, per Internal Revenue Collector Robert O. Eaton. The tax is 1 percent of net income for 1931, rising to 12 1/2 percent in subsequent years under the Revenue Act of 1927.
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Iors
Lion
Tniernal Revere
Robert O. Eaton
Warner Bowlers Win Two Of Three at Teeh End
Warner Bros bowling teams at St George's church venue teeh acond Cilntan avenues thursday night won two of three panies. High score 198 by Bradshaw. team members Doug wan Bulluck and others provided by club.
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Warner Bros. Co
St. George's Church
Teehacond
Cilntan
Warner Urns
ITS
Bradshaw
Lears
Douglas Wan
Bran Bulluck
Financial notes and corporate moves across Bridgeport and New York
Financial notes report Rit'n treasurer L. Morris Plan Bankers in Bridgeport joins advertising committee. American Bombers' association in New York discusses standardizing trust and charging practices with 450 attendees. New bonds from William R. Rusie and 6 percent Seattle water bonds attract buyers. Bridgeport Savings Bank notes growth with early-week deposits. Tax collectors and debenture concerns across Haven prompt discussions on principal payments and possible resolutions.
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L. Morenouse
Bridgenport Trust
Leuss Companiies” Sectio American Bombers’ Association
Weldorf-Asiurl9
New York City
Broker Convicted of Grand Larceny in Adams County
A broker from Montelain was found guilty of grand larceny by a Northwest Virginia court. The trial revealed complex schemes involving stolen funds and forged securities. The defendant faces lengthy sentencing at the next session in Foy. Prosecution witnesses described a pattern of deceit affecting multiple clients and local investors.
Max AMS Machine Co Reports Improvement
A steady improvement in the business volume of Max AMS Machine Co since the start of the year is reported. January activity shows an increase from last year with higher orders and production details, plus notes on staffing and reemployment as needed.
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MAX Ams Machine CO
Max Ama Machine Cou
Comipans
Imiter
Ayers
Warren Ik Ir
Bond market rally boosts rails and war loan yields
New York figures show a broad rally with four percent call rates and gains across railway bonds led by American Telephone and Telegraph issuances. Strong demand for Cuban sugar bonds and Mexican issues accompanied by higher prices for telegraph stocks as analysts weigh a proposed sales tax and potential soldier bonus legislation.
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New York
Reali
England
Federal Reserve Bank of Audmipartes
Kingdom
Lisse
Tssacs
Malta
United Kingdom
Fea
Veneval
Saoshevddy
Sail
Jevons
Isaues.y Particuaris
Aeueg
Acanda Yard
Rock Island General
Tansak
Texas
Lew Davey
Minneapolis
St. Jouis
Jso
Canadian Pacific
Surial Bonde
Telephone and Telegraph Securition
Amedican Telephone and Telegraph
Islegraph
Pacific Telephone and Telesaraph Company
A. T. Bub
Cuba
Commerce Commission
111
Central Railroad Company
Chicago
St.Louis and New Orleans Railroad Company
Gitte
Philadephia
Amos Amertch Coq
First Joint Stork Bank of Minneapolis
Aooud
National Dare
Foreign Exchange Moves Across Europe and Nordic Markets
A fragmented report notes stronger foreign exchange in Paris and wider European sums, with Scandinavian and Nordic currencies showing increased value. It lists Denmark, Sweden, Austria and Poland among nations with notable shifts, citing points changes and quoted rates amid crossborder trade and central bank activity.
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York
Paris
Aostria
Poland
Sweden
Norway
Scandinavier
TarnAjda
Dervayd
Maye
Antwerp
Amsterdam
Guey Myon
O- Vanna Corp
Stnckively Uh
Chrisdaain der Copenhaveit Grr
Switzerland
Brain Sparata
Vertin
Raasle
Aterm
Realty Deeds Report Hidden Names And Addresses
Real estate deeds listed show transfers among multiple parties including Warner, By Woead, Te Yaeorougt, Clark, and others. Properties span Cleveland, Avon, and surrounding streets with parcels valued at 35000 to 1590 dollars and identified executors and administrators.
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Elon T. Warner Iz
Lenree
Woead
Sethur
Clark
Cate Foreh
Realty
Gleveland
Isee
Pyre Ues
Andrew Enale
Vidio Gouastein
Healty
Street
Madiso
Avon E
Rida Speane
Cotton price stability amid market fluctuations
Trading notes show cotton prices holding steady with modest gains and renewed demand from textile mills. Analysts cite steady futures and currency effects as factors supporting a cautious outlook for the upcoming harvest season.
Germany pays Allies 31,000,000 gold marks
Paris in February reports that the German government advised the allied Reparations commission that a fourth weekly payment of 1,000,000 gold marks was made this morning to banks designated by the Guarantors committee. The payment aligns with the temporary schedule adopted by the Reparations conference at Cannes.
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Germany
Paris
Guarantess Committee
Canes
Auto Equipment Business Rebounds With Advertising Push
The Baseicks company reports January orders up about 1 percent from last year and output at 70 percent of 1920 levels. Man hours in Bridgeport rose 20 percent due to higher demand for cabinetry and auto parts as production expands in Newark. Exports for January climbed 10 percent over January 1921, while a nationwide advertising campaign aims to attract more business. W R Basalek credits a return to prewar discipline and hard work, noting intensified competition.
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Baseicks
W. R. Basalek
Bridgeport
Newark
Marit Baaslek
Beter
Local Loan Market Quiet as Opalnat Acceptances Slide
In New York money markets show a muted close with lenders watching for last loan calls. Opalnat acceptances edge lower amid adjusted rates as banks brace for near term liquidity shifts.
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New York
Money, Gready
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