Bridgeport Real Estate Buy Lands on Pequannock River
Fraternal men attend funeral of C H Armstrong as Bridgeport real estate man H N McCathron buys property on Heus Savonic Avenue west of the Pequannock River from Grace L Peck and T Morgan for 320000. Warranty deeds filed. company eyes plant extension amid stable times. Funeral services held for C H Armstrong, with St George church officials and local plant representatives attending.
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Bridgeport
H. XL. McCathron
Housgatenie
P Quennock
Grace L. Peck
T. Morgan
Heusavonic Avenue
Pequornock
Mougatonic Railroad Company
Mui
Pequannock
McCathron
Bridgeport & B
Arfes H
New York City
Sage
Gosecuies
St. George's Epise 2
Shonorary
Ararecs
Charles R. Clarke
Istredetick Asivongy Elmer
A. Hievens
T. WL
A William
Ani
Conn. Senate Veto Upholded by Four Republican Senators
Four Republican senators from Connecticut voted to uphold the veto last night. The vote reflected contention over a budget or policy measure, with debate centered on state spending and legislative priorities. The record notes internal party divisions and procedural moves as the chamber considered the bill.
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Conn
Wilson
Senate
AieLean
Cea
Ene
Las Hohe
Gray Hair Remedy Promises Immediate Color Change
Mrs. Mackie notes a home remedy using Orlex powder to darken or lighten hair. Dissolve a box in two ounces of distilled water and comb through hair. box directions included. It claims long-lasting results, safety, non greasy residue, and a fluffy appearance.
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Mackie
New York
Exchange System For the Tobacco Business Urged
CH vdeo Atéhagus argues for an exchange system to stabilize the tobacco trade, citing the grain market model as a solution to price fluctuations. He notes unsatisfactory conditions in burler tabners and compares reform efforts to the wool and grain industries, urging a marketing organization and futures-like mechanisms.
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Burler
John KR. Mauff
Chicasa Board of Trade
Kentucky
Srain
Officials to Be By Senate Probers Of Immigration
Washington January 4 government officials with the most accurate knowledge of fugitive renditions will be called to testify by the Senate committee on immigration before it submits recommendations on restricting immigration. Commissioner Wallis of the Flx Island station New York would be heard tomorrow and other officials later. A dozen Johnson bill opponents testified, all denouncing the measure. Chairman Call said the committee would seek information to determine if an emergency existed to justify new immigration legislation.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Immigration
United States
Cole
Bande Island
Wallis
Logal
Punif
Coramites
Johnson
Turope
Call
Qanoay Lee Wold
Teag Ole Whcaan
Johnson Opposes Anti Alien Land Bill in California
United States Senator Johnson publicly rejects a California anti alien land bill. He cites concerns raised at a Washington conference on Japanese exclusion and warns against harsh land ownership restrictions impacting residents and investors.
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Johnson
California
Satramento
Cali
Tan
Yaesape
Californie Legistare
Anolter Land
Altar
United States
Giram Johnson
VS. Mee Clichy
Pratishor
Washington, D.C
Town Clerk Fast Indexing Property Liens for Lawyers
Fragmented OCR note describes a town clerk project for indexing liens for lawyers. Mentions release of a lien, phase one tows ny, and a generic process timeline, with unclear specifics and garbled phrasing. Entities are scarce due to text corruption.
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Enone
Wong
Divorces Filed in Superior Court Amid Multiple Petitions
Several petitions of divorce are filed in the superior court with names including Blank, Snider, and Greenwich among others. The items mention desertion and related proceedings, with accompanying images noting $5,000.
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Amonie
Superior Court
Blink
Ford
Aefred
Umma
Greenwich
Brocklyn
Avkola
John
Studebaker to Resume Auto Production in South Bend
The Studebaker corporation will resume scheduled production of ninety automobiles daily starting January 10, with plans to steadily raise output to 500 cars daily. The announcement was made by the firm, based in South Bend.
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South Bend
Studebaker, Corporation
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