New Coal Stocks Eye New York Exchange Debut
Brokers and investors eagerly await the coming of new coal company shares arising from segregation plans. Reading Company stock may move to the New York Stock Exchange once court conditions are verified, with Lehigh Coal and Navigation among likely listings. Copper markets face export shifts and dividend cuts as foreign demand and financing sway prices.
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Broadan Wadl
Wall Gheer
Onco
Philadelphia
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Stock Exchange
Reading
Reading Cal Company
Wiil
Lehigh Coal & Na Balion
New York @lock exchange
Financial District
Utah
United States
Automobile Dealers Oppose Higher Truck Taxes In Hartford Hearing
Connecticut automobile dealers including Bridgeport opposition to a bill proposing a 900 dollar yearly license for F-ton trucks and 700 dollars for 5-ton trucks. Bridgeport dealers back a 1 per horsepower fee, oppose a 50 cent base, and seek lower driver charges amid highway damage concerns. A fuel tax proposal also awaits hearing before the roads committee.
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Bill
Hartford
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Committee On
General Assembly
Bridgeport Dealers Association
Bennett
Stratfield Two Trecks Esc
Dollar Princess Skips Greek Royal Wedding Over Family Rift
Rumors of a quarrel between Princess Christopher formerly Mrs William B Leeds and King Constantine of Greece intensify as she refuses to attend Prince George of Greece and Princess Elizabeth of Roumania wedding in Bucharest. Queen Marie pleaded for reconciliation. The bride wore white satin with a Queen Mary tiara. Leeds family plans a U.S. visit as her son William Leeds Jr. heads to America for a surgical operation after an insect bite in Sumatra.
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Leeds
Prince George
America
Son
Parie
Christopher
William B. Leeds
Constantine
Greece
Bucharest
Elizabeth
Roumania
Marie
Paris
George
England
Tris
New York
William G. Leeds
Hinaru
Jungies
Sumatra
Shanghai
Peking
Bond Thief Denies He Counted on Leniency
William Dalton 16 faced grand jury after stealing 772000 in Liberty bonds from Northern Trust. He claimed the easy theft was not influenced by the Ottawa embezzler Francis Corey case and expressed remorse while in detention. Bonds except for a $500 one were recovered. Dalton awaits speedy punishment from State's Attorney Robert Crowe.
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Chicago
William Dalton
Heywort
Northern Trust Company
Ete
Robert Crowe
Malton
Bloominster
Iilerty Todex
Francis Corey
Ottawa
Hanna
Pte
Wifeless and jobless man dies after noting mother
WLI Feb. 27 Fyver Ett Brown was found dead in his room today with two bullet wounds and a revolver in his hand. A note to his mother stated his intention to end his life. Brown had been separated from his wife for some time and yesterday was discharged as local manager of an old corporation.
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WLI
Fyverett Brown
Brown
Distress Loans Tie Up Less Money Than in November
Bankers say distress loans amount to between 60 and 75 million dollars, far below November levels. Distress loans are those due but unpaid, while frozen credits are loans to strong corporations seeking temporary extensions. Cotton mills in New England are largely out of crisis, with woolen interests in good standing, though a remaining 20 percent face some difficulty. Banks anticipate orderly liquidation and note rising requests from troubled corporations for accommodation are being carefully limited.
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Joans Mate
New England
Mex
State Chamber of Commerce Meets at Taft Hotel noon
The State Chamber of Commerce will meet at 12 30 this noon in the Taft hotel. The committee on good roads and motor vehicles will render a report on pending legislation at Hartford affecting these issues. The committee on general welfare will revisit daylight saving proposals and a state tax on Ranolice will be discussed with likely representation tomorrow afternoon before the legislature committee on roads rivers and bridges.
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General Assembly
James HB. MacDonald
New Haven
Robbins B. Stoeckel
State Chamber of Commerce
Connectiant Chanber of Commerce
Taft Hotel
Committee On Good Roads and
Mwartford
Committee On General Welfare
Committee of Roads, Rivers and Bridges
Easui
Central American Territorial Debate Over Lauber Award Continues
The piece discusses Costa Rica’s objections to parts of the Lauber award and Panama’s stance. It notes global geographers’ views, legal points about international law, and insists on honoring the full award rather than selective acceptance. It references 1881 frontier definitions and ongoing dispute over Mona Point and Sixabal river area.
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Ihex
Louber
Lauber
Cita Keane
Philins
McNally
Rittanica
Vidal
Lablache
Buteli
Costa Rica
Colfilo River
Pacific
Une Sixabla
Atlantic
Panama
Sixagla River
Mona Point
Lovbet
Crofa Riera
Republic of Panama
Connecticut Savings Banks Second in Ratio of Mortgage Loans
New York state savings banks lead in mortgage holdings with 41 banks totaling $2.79 billion. Connecticut, with 32 institutions, reports $419.3 million in mortgage loans, about 28 percent of assets, ranking second behind New York.
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Connecticut Savings Banks
New York State
New York
Neetienl
Taalks
Masrachu
Ath Patio
Athentates
Toll New
Hampshire
Rhode Ishanst
Ernie Sievania
Obituary notices from a New York area newspaper
A long obituary page records multiple deaths and funeral plans. Among the deceased are Vanling Hron Pautine, wife of Peter dlron, with survivors including daughters and extended family. Edward Sanford, associated with a New York estate and a former governor appointee. Patrick Philbin of 474 Hurral Avenue. Maurice Pavoon. Joseph Howard Saya. Rudolphus J. Whittlesey. Mary Bouton struck by a truck. Elizabeth Guilbeaud. Thomas W. Burns, Civil War veteran. Jacob Hitchcock. Michael J. Welly. and Mrs. Dermana alr man. Services span from private homes to churches and cemeteries including Sleepy Hollow and Lakeview. numerous family and fraternal organizations sent tributes.
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Patrick ‘Philbin Patnicx Philbin
Hurral Avenue
Zarriage Slacksmith
Hal Carriage Company
Myles
John
Richard
Thomas Lovely
Joseph McGarrigis Ang
Charles Campbell
ArGit Street
Augustine's
St. Michael's Cemitery
Maurice Pavoon
Plauysies Worvox
Mes
Tleten Rasciv
Philomene
Te Loyal Order of
Iense
Pembroke Street
St. Mary's Church
Dosepit H. Synder
Joseph Howard
Saya
Julia A
Ren Siren
Rank
Margaret
Hig
Sacred Heart Byl
Park
Lakeview Cemetery
Grace
Elizabeth Guilbeaud
Eugene Guilbeaud
Sterling Widows Rhoma
Guilbeaud
Prance
Thomas VW. Burns
Thomas W. Rivns
Mary Burns
Ast
Hartford
Wil
Dacob Hitchinson
Exenb Heichinson
Ast Street
Tie
St. Charles’ Church
Busia
Busia, Will Be In §& Michael's Armatory, Michael Fy Teelly
Michael J. Welly
En. Mass
King Grants Mustaches to Guardsmen in Wartime Style
King George orders guardsmen to grow mustaches to restore virile appearance and honor. Despite regulations allowing shaving, the king demands facial hair as part of the pre war scarlet uniform, bolstering military bearing and tradition.
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George
Ocorne
Elaborate Preparations for Irish Assault Reported
A severely garbled notice describes alleged preparations for an attack on a location in County Cork. Reports mention police, auxiliary forces, a hospital, and a fatal shooting at Ballyneen near Bandon with one man killed and several wounded.
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Donegal
County Cork
Glences
County
Donesal
E Woorey
Night Sessions For Congress Loom Over War Legislation
Congress faces deadlock on an $18.5 million soldier hospital appropriation and a $10 million Musial Shoals amendment, with a $200 million farm aid provision amid broader wartime budget acts. Senate and House prep for quick votes as inauguration, reorganizational steps, and four cornered precedence fights unfold.
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Stade
Senate
Aml
House
Wilson
Navy
Ecu
Solness
Patent Office
Antermn Anhious
Wandis
Tov
Bergdo
Magnate says demand for diamonds collapses amid world gloom
The magnate asserts little appetite for diamonds as global mood sours. He notes reduced demand and large stockpiles, with European purchasing power still eroded. He observes weak British industry, a high bank rate, and debenture sales by Levers and Dunlop, while Britain faces a trade crisis and expects a recovery only if conditions improve.
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London
Pea
Pynk Mackéls
Solly Ow
Tieberny Jamend
Amibrican Rubber Orporasion
Litton
Unitedates
Europe
British Industria
Renain i
Bank of Engleng
Weipum
England
Betts Sawmill Norwalk Destroyed by Flames
Fire destroyed Betts Sawmill in Norwalk causing about 5 000 dollars in losses. Officials suspect incendiary origin and a false alarm warned nearby residents. The blaze also damaged the home of Chala A. Quintard with an estimated loss of 4 000 dollars.
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BETTS
Norwalk
Lima
Pont
Chala A. Ouintard
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from a 1920s Issue
Multiple obituary notices appear for May H Bouton and Pauline, plus several lines for others with funeral details. Items list addresses, dates, and times for services at local churches and cemeteries, inviting relatives to attend and noting interment locations.
Personal Tax Notice For Bridgeport City Tax Due
XMotive hereby states a personal tax of 22.00 dollars for town and state taxes on males aged 21 to 60 unless exempt. Tax payable at the Tax Collector office Rooms 4 and 5 City Hall Bridgeport on and after January 1st 2021. Office hours 9 AM to 3 PM. Howard F. Smith Tax Collector.
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Bridgeport
Cann
Ionary
Howard Fr. Smith
Windsor seeks bids for Windsor High School project
Notice to Contracts inviting separate bids for general contracting, plumbing, and electrical work on the Windsor High School brick building in Windsor Connecticut bids due by three o clock Saturday March Ath and opened publicly at the Town Hall. Plans and specifications available February 28 from J Me Bunsora Chair Building Committee. Right to reject any and all bids reserved. Also includes a bank report and sworn financial statement from The Commercial Bank and Trust Company Bridgeport Conn signed by Albert J Endersn Treasurer.
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Windsor
Connecticut
Windsor Wish School
Mroz
Ransom
Chitin
Windor
Personal Tax Notice In Bridgeport Connecticut 1821
Notice states Fryers male between ages three and eight must pay two dollars for town and state tax. Tax due at the personal tax collector offices in Bridgeport Connecticut on and after February 1 1821. Signed Howard S N. Ferruacy.
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Legislatura
Fryers
Liberty Bldg
Bridgewort
Conn
Peuvot
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Vanling Hron
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Peter Dlron
Dioir
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Soppie
Pater
Frandenintra
Margaret Pee
Anns Kryshincky
Christina ‘Tickey
Brotenbik
Mary Healoher Blouky
Clara, Smith
Tse
Eatauerd Sodford
Edward Sandfor
Genfield TU
Infield
Vic Jawyee
New York Hospital
Améamonia
Lawsa Sandford
Christina
Cornelia G. Suawken
Charles Hughes
W York
Mr. Sandford
Gemeters
Wioh RI
Hémmain Salmar
Dermaasa Alrman
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Fark Avenue Temple
B'Nallararl Cemery
Bmrs
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Renken
Meer Tontarrow
Warner
Joans
Regisias
Senate Democrats
Wison Publican
Eigil
Enoch H. Crowder
Ous Lomorrow
Magnate
Atrest
St. Charles' Church
St. Michael's
Pauline
Pieter Wlon
Pebruiry
Patrick Prubo
Hatral
Arch Street
St. Michaels Vonie
Shane
Sith Tix
Michael Strartley
Pate Viekis
Han Rey A
Hay Sauh
Tami
Michael's
Jubaa
Snyder
Ager
Moniay
Puck
Mudelpiy
Aden
Man
Lauselle Street
Monthis
Lakeview
Findls
Ime United States
Peter
Angland
American Bank and Trust Company
Colia
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Securi Banking House
Dpe
United States Tank
BOS
Gaplia
Sirpius
Wilma
Commercial Bank and Trust Company
Leanne
REVAL
Keld
Brilgarec
Albert J
Endean
Tia Aloresaid
iTeast Co
Albert
J. Endesn
Treazurer
Sary
USI
Wilma L. Bakos
Columbia Graphophone
Laister Stowks
J. A. Haines CO
Liberty Stu
Boston
Providence
Ncome Tax Matters
Metropolitan Audit Coq
TAN
Suile
NOBLE
William R. Bull
Minne Sole
Security
Bridgeport, Co
City Savings Bank
Mondus Frowi 94
T. L. Watson & CO
Cor, Main
John Streets
Broadway
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