Youngstown steel mills re employ hundreds of men
Several hundred workers return to work in Youngstown district mills. Trumbull Steel Warren resumes at full capacity, open hearth production exceeds two thirds, Carnegie Steel site, and other mills report improved operations while blast furnaces hold steady. Local offices advertise housing and services amid industrial rebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Bac
Trumbull Steel Company
Warren
Carnegie
Mora Bar
Multiple Death Notices From Bridgeport Area February 1922
Obituaries and funeral notices for Putney Putney chapel New Haven and Bridgeport area residents dated February 1922. Entries include Pannie Rhikesles age 11, Edward T. Elwood age 70, Henry Jacoby age 84, Annie B. Snider age 68, Margaret Ring, Josephine Lyon Shelton, and estate probate details for Mary B. Woodruff executrix. Funeral times and locations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putney
Pannie
Aseph W. Rhikesles
Putner Chapel
New Haven
Elwood
Thlety
J. Knapp
Edward T. Elwood
Henry
Bishop's Mortuary Chapel
Fairfeld Ave
Greens Paris Conn
Jacoby
Henry Jacoby
Frederick C. Kolb
Capitol Ovens
Margaret
Peter Ring
J Wanner
Hallam Street
St. Mary's Church
Fog
Soleam High Ghasa.interment At St. Micnail Cemetery. Third Crder of St. Francis
Shelton
Josephine Lyon
Henry T. Shelton
Hanford Lyon
State OF Connecticut
Bridgeport
Henry C. Woodrud
Eal
Tan
Xain
Parsons
Mary B
Woodruff
Executrix
Addreys Black Rock
Conor Bourdaley
Beardstar
Har
Dutch bond sale signals strong demand in New York market
New York reports a robust sale of Dutch government 6 000 000 guilders worth of forms. Liberty bonds gain as speculation rising with rail and municipal issues amid a broad stock market recovery. Transactions show substantial rail and high-grade bond movement, with notable activity in BrooklynTransit and Seaboard Air Line bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ist
Kaila
Domertia Group
Brooklyn Tranati Te
Teastwoods
Seaboard
Trattiane
Washington
Grain futures rise and fall amid early Chicago wheat surge
Wheat and corn futures climbed to near yearly highs in Chicago trading before profit taking trimmed gains. May wheat reached around 1.47 a bushel with July near 1.25, while corn rose to fresh price records on the day before slipping on some selling. Provisions lifted on hog-market strength amid export talk and brisk wholesale demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehicago
Freal
Signa
Esd
Ibrondature
Onta
Arshidy
Toucian Hy
Real estate deeds and transfers list from Warmoty records
A dense list of property transfers and mortgages with names such as Mary Seresin Philip Car Yo and Justina C Kenserd to Senor Realty shows 40 plus parcels. Sizes range from 6 to 97 feet on streets including Brewster Main and Grand avenues. Monetary amounts appear for some deeds, including 32000 and 2500, with executors noted for Miller estate and various vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Sheet
George Seresin
Mary Seresin
Besten
Mary G. Carroll
Philip ER
Noble Avenue
Solamen
Anikcal Vadotilen
Sven
Gad Deacon
Justina C. Kenserd
Senor Realty Company
Brewster Street
Anne Drew Miller
Charles B. Hough
Frank Miller
Anpeoling
Anpeoling Grigg, Salty, Maintract. ~ Henry E. Bishop To George 3B. Beneulet
DoKalbevegua
Jacob Weiss
John Tutor
Anne Tutor
Park Terrace
Tlonis and
Fannin Bawmring
Sennee and Schrra Inc
Bert Mata
East Main Street
Wiliam Simmons
Moses Geheau
Hill Street
Sadie Rich
Michel Troftman
Grand Street
Nignola Issogna
Mickach di Binge
Hilthones Avenue
Bloon
Valents
Biash
Joseph Baron Xennis
Madigo
Metal Market News Shotvtl Feb 27 Copper and lead steady
Copper prices ease on spot and futures while tin and zinc show small gains. Lead holds near 4.79, with antimony and other metals listed. market tone steady in St Louis and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isso
LG Edge
Pest St. Louis
Cotton Prices Rise on New York Spot Market
In New York on February 22 spot cotton prices firmed with gains noted across grades as traders cited improved demand. Market activity showed modest advance amid thin trading and ongoing demand from textile processors.
Foreign conditions accelerate trading activity in New York
Foreign developments over the weekend boosted the stock market today with gains in rails and key issues poised near session highs. Buying interest faded late as metals, chemicals, tobacco and other groups closed modestly lower amid mixed European currency signals and awaiting Washington policy outcomes.
Frauds Charged in Virginia Shipbuilding Scheme
Two indictments allege Morse and others conspired to use the Fleet corporation to raise funds for shipyard plants and vessel construction. Defendants allegedly falsefully claimed large investments, diverted proceeds to shipbuilding firms, and failed to account to the Shipping Board. The schemes spanned April 1917 to indictment with intent to defraud stockholders and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleet Corporation
Voesels
Sunia
Amp
Thame Nelves
Raet Corporation
Luana
Thas
Test Corporation
Tio
Tia
Alao
Shipping Board
Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation
Virgina
United States Transportation Co. Ing
Grote Iron Works
Groton
Gena
Ander
United States
William G. McAdds
Stuart G. Gibbones
Nircinia Lipbulldins Corporation
Tile
Moree
McAdie Nee
Heet Corporation
Johny Barton Payne
Cnah
Virginia Porxholdera
Iivenied
Iy Ite
The
Meat Corporation
Virginia Company
Gordon
Foreign exchange gains in Anglo French talks New York
On the better Anglo French situation sterling resistance rose about two cents and other Allied currencies gained 10 to nearly 20 points. The German rate was not helped by the Boulogne conference, while Dutch and Scandinavian rates strengthened and the Canadian exchange discount dropped below six cents. Prices noted include 488.64 for Bierg demand, 4.45% for Cali, 46 for Sight, 6 for day, with doge at 4.35 and peace 19.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boulogne
Peace
Tarle
Antwern
Amsterdam
Money market and government ship contracts in focus
The Money New York notes call money easing to 4 1 2 percent while short time loans hold at 4 9 4 percent. The report discusses the government’s possible prosecutions related to the Emergency Fleet Corporation and Shipping Board contracts, detailing Morse Company dealings and the Fleet’s managing arrangements with the United States Transportation Co Inc and Graton Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mob
Rujing
Clairinghouse
Jong
United States
Shipping Board
Morse
Rest
United States ‘Transportation Co, Inc
Graton Iron Works
Fleet
Livingstone
American Watienal Bank
Wralington
Old. Dominian Railway
Tr. Morae
Ton
National Bank of North America
Wes
Taft
Mir
Shipming Board
Morae
Assin- Adv
Juan
Laskar
Schlessinger
Mor
Hartford Man Named to Veterans Bureau Post
Hartford Tre 27 Captain Thomas J iargian of this city has been appointed sub district manager of the United States Veterans Bureau in Connecticut according to the announcement made tonight Captain Bennigan is past national isa commander of the Americas Legion and a member of the National executive committee for Connecticut
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Tre
Thomas J Iargian
Ait
Pean
United States Veterans Bureau
Connecticut
Bennigan
Isa
The
Americas Legion
Supreme Court Upholds Interstate Commerce Authority
The Supreme Court ruled the Interstate Commerce Commission may regulate state railroad passenger fares when needed to prevent undue discrimination against interstate commerce. The decision upheld federal authority under the Transportation Act of 1920, noting states cannot overburden the national system with intrastate pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commierce
Supreme J Court
Interstate Commerce, Commission
Transportation ‘Act
Wisconsin
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atara
Profic
Commisnion
Fraight Retow
Congress
Ite
Interstate Commerce Uystemn Sn
Transportation Act
Ghiot Justice
200 Men Return 10 Former Jobs With Locomobile
Two Windred of the former em stoves of the Locomobus have been returned to Stypayral in the past week. The addition brings total factory staff to about 500. The organization reports production near normal for this period, with turnover of cars near 212 daily. A four car per day schedule was adopted under the reorganization, aiming at about 10,000 cars yearly. The record for one year reached 11,000 cars with around-the-clock operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locomobus
Yasterday
Ingersoll Company to Go Under Hammer
New York February 1 1900s bankers and creditors of Ingersoll and Brothers bankrupt makers of the digit al watch authorized the trustees to today to sell the company at public sale April 10 unless an offer of at least 1 500 000 dollars is received within 10 days An offer equivalent to about 2 000 000 in cash has been received counsel for the trustees announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Revert
Ingercol and Brothers
Mkers
Digitar Watch
Pudlia Wale
Hagheeg
Egg Wholesale Prices Decline in Chicago Market
In Chicago the wholesale price of eggs fell by a cent per dozen over the last ten days. First quality eggs dropped to two cents, aided by mild weather and large receipts, signaling a continuing downward trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Postwar Exchange Rates Rapidly Shift as Dollar Gains
The article reports a rapid shift in postwar exchange values. The dollar buys 16 francs or Belgian francs, with the pound near 4.66, and the rate for other currencies like krones and lire improving. Norway, Sweden, and Switzerland show stronger currencies, while the U.S. dollar trades around 4.27 to 4.66 in various markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glentes
Great Britain
Belgium
France
Solar
Sweden
Lahore
Norway
Mark
United States
Financial notes on Challenge Cutlery and New Haven bonds
The report notes Challenge Cutlery Corporation's recent increases and hiring gains within 83% of normal, with expectations of stable production soon. It also discusses the pound sterling rise affecting New Haven Railroad's European bonds, converting franc bonds to dollars, and potential savings from earlier bond payoff if funds were available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Challenge Cutlery Corporation
Ada
Bridgepore
Hae
Ity
New Haven
Harisven
Ioan
New York Curb Market Sees Broad Lift On Turnover
On the New York curb exchanges trading surged with several issues advancing, led by motors and chemicals. Standard Oil of Indiana rose strongly after Urgent buying, and Kirby Petroleum gained on news of acres secured in a Houston field. Anglo American Oil and mining favorites showed mixed moves as bond and Swiss issues touched new highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Stock Exchange
Peerness
Standard Oils
Anglo- American
Ama
Upturna da Mareciabo
Simmer Petroleum
King@om
Netherland Ap
Idmci
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Bridgeport Telegram
Gonarae
Youngstown Steel Mills
Port Mousing CO
BANH
Tafe
Maly ST
Gost
Storea
M. J. Barron
Carpenter
Stabiact
Stratford Ave
Ferta
Main Street
Typewriter Exchange
Fairfield Ave
Thebad-Tt Boats
Salta
iNet
Anaco
Ohio
Silter
Was
Beth Sit
Bath
Gana Pao Av
Epcey
Louth
Chile
Erie
Cigna
Istia
Eh S
Geotrieh Eater
Norsk
Boo Ian
Net
Acme Co
Prova
Riv Steel
Saup Saxan
Geare Rowe
Sears
Ann Ryan
Sturebaker
Texas Pac
Tex Dar Texas Co
United Pratt
United
U, & Stesvane
Stet Pf
Srnah
Vanadhyn
Bio Beeu
Union - Biah
Wileer
Huches & Cheaman 2 Co
Stratford Ay E
Lbertys
N. Y
Metal Market
Jeet
Chemcala Catech & Heavy
Arma
Wrehington
Baldwin
Brudebaker
Mexican, Petroleum
California Petroleum, Tobacco Products
Retail Stoves
Davidson Chemical
Pagetf
New
Dore
Mab
Veterans Bureau
Supreme Court
Pune
Logomobile
Ngersoll Company
Daraum
Equitable Industrial Loan Society Incorporated
Main St
State of
Guaranty & Trust Company
Loos
State
Mts Presse
Ces Company
City Hall
Bridgeport Hydraulic CO
Bridgeport Gas Light CO
Conn, Railway & Lighting CO
Hincks Bros &Co
New York Stock Exchange
Bridgeport, Conn
Mulberry Street
Newark
PRICI
Herbert
Segal
Market Street
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