New England Leads In Savings Deposits Rise Across U S
New England states show the largest gain in 1926 savings deposits, with total deposits at 24.0 billion and per capita savings rising to 211. Depositors grew by about 2.1 million to 46.26 million. New England posted the strongest per capita gains though every region added funds and savers overall.
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New York, Jan
America
Savings Bank Division
American Banks Association
Iby W. Espey Albig
United States
New England
Sid Mr. Albig
Mutual Savings Banks
New Hampshire
Maine
Connecticut
Delaware
West Virginia
Louisiana
Tennessee
Indiana
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Idaho
Nevada
Newromera
Earliar
Hnglod
Mutual Savings
Vermont
Massachusetts
Thade Island
Middle Atlantic
New York
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Texan
Arkansas
Kentucky
East Central
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
West Central
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Montana
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Pacific
Washington
Oregon
Utah
Arizona
Attendance at Band Concerts Slows City Funds
Bridgeport residents show scant interest in band concerts as a public expense. Superintendent Robert A. Leckie of the Board of Recreation told Civitan club members that summer performances at Seaside Park draw few attendees. He noted radio and automobiles reduce demand, and contrasted this with an Independence Day concert. Leckie dismissed claims over bands earning high wages, citing broader public indifference.
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Bridgeport
Robert A. Leckie
Hoard of Recreation
Civitan Club
Seaside Park
Leckie
Civitana
Frank J Crosson
Wheeler and Wison
Brags
Dimost
Wesleyan Head HITS Student Ideas
Wesleyan president McConaghy admonishes students for contents printed in college publications. The campus column in The Prism and pieces in The Wasp provoke criticism as the president targets modern themes and perceived liberal influences in Wesleyan literature.
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Wesleyan
Dent McConaghy
Collegiaus
Che Argus
Jordon Kennedy
Raymond New Head of Atlantic Gulf Lines
Raymond New head of Atlantic Gulf and World Indies Lines was elected chairman of the board, succeeding Galen L. Strina who died recently. Franklin Bo Mooney was elected president of the World and Mallory lines, becoming executive head of the parent company and its subsidiaries. Robert C. Stoe, son of Galen J. Stone, was named a director.
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NW York
Ian i
Hare Ty i
Raymond
Clyre and Maedloty Steamship Companien
Atlantic Gulf
Ana Worat Indies Steamship Tines
Galen L. Strina
Franklin Bo Mooney
Ao Wot
Clyte
Mallory
Robert cd. Stofe
Galen J. Stone
U S Occupation of Nicaragua May Grow Permanent
Washington reports say American military presence in Nicaragua could become semi permanent, potentially mirroring Panama. President Coolidge and Secretary of State Kellogg defend keeping troops to guard canal and naval base bought from Nicaragua in 1914, amid congressional calls for withdrawal and regional criticism.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Panama
Applomats and Sher
White House
Ceasory
Canal
Nival
Iughta Wich
United States
Coolidge
Kologg
Congress
Nicargent Lt
Pandme
Fieve
Juan Saciza
Plalma
Adalfa Diaz
State Department
T S Vaca
Sacusa
Micarmgutn
Prisoner Almost Decapitates Guard at Industrial Farm
Charles Walker, an officer at the Bristol County Industrial Farm in Attleboro, was killed this morning by prisoner Charles Lewis. Lewis, who attempted to cut Walker’s head with an axe, was taken to Attleboro police station and later transferred to the prison camp. He was under sentence for operating an automobile under the influence of liquor.
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Charles Walker
Bristol County
Ailleboro
Charles 8 Lewis
Grove Street
Taunton
Lewis
Walker
Lewis Fn
Buing Talen
Attleboro
Hedford House of Correction
Centence
Hquor
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Heinz
Brend
Heinz Tomato
Ian
Spagmitti
Msinz
Rick
Gorins Cedd
U.S
Raymond New Head
Atlantic Gulf Lines
Foster Besse Co
Willard
Willard Battery
National
Ine
Aladdin Key- Jen
Frank. Fargo
Stationers& Office Outfitters
Broad Street
Bank Street
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