India shifting trade ties amid war era shifts
A London report says since the war the United States and Japan dominate India's export markets formerly held by the Central powers. American goods lead in iron and steel and machinery while Japan controls electrical accessories copper and textiles. Britain risks losing cotton yarns and piece goods to Japanese competition as shipping improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ixtma Chang
London
United States
Japan
India
Great Britain
Irish urged to demonstrate strength in volunteers
New York reports urged Irish in the United States to show strength as volunteers join the French Foreign Legion and Lance corps. De Valera calls on people as the Lafayette unit is accepted as associate members in the Federation of French Veterans of the Great War. Charles Tournez announces the new status at the federation’s New York headquarters. The group plans broader activity in Canada and Mexico with Elliot Norton and R. Howard Gamble assessing applications for associate and honorary membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gervad
Allance Corps
Foreign Legion de Valera
Lafayette Escedrile Areta
Federation of French Veterans of the
Charles Tournez
United States
France
Canada
Mexico
Elliot Norton
Norton-Harjes Ambulance
R. Howard Gamble
The
American Field Service
Federation
Woman Shooter Sets Pinehurst Gun Club Record
Mrs Bare dominated Pinehurst Gun Club events earning a special prize for top aggregate over three targets. She shot 113, 114, and 202 for a total of 429 points out of 450, the highest score by a woman this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speciak
Trent
Panehurst
Vins
Bryan Urges Ratification by January Sixteenth
William J. Bryan campaigned for treaty ratification by mutual concessions and compromise. He sent telegrams to U S Senators urging unity to secure ratification not later than January sixteenth, aligning with the League of Nations first meeting date in Paris. Bryan's Lincoln visit included a brief talk with his brother Charles W Bryan and participation in a jubilee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
William J. Bryan
Mr Bryan
Washington
League of Nations
Paris
Bryan
Charles
W. Bryan
De Valera Calls Ireland Vote to Prove Republic Strength
President DeValera urged the Irish to vote in the January 15 elections to prove the republic’s strength. He criticized Lloyd George’s boundary claims and warned that the world is watching. Republican supporters remain confident of a large victory despite charges of complex British voting machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Service
Washington
DeValera
Irish Republic
Lloyd George
Ireland
DE Valera
ODay Fates to Quit Signed as Umpire for Season
National League president Heydler announces Hank ODay and Barry McCormick will umpire another season. ODay, the dean of NL umpires, has a history managing the Cincinnati Reds.
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Chicago
Heydler
National League
Hank O'Day
Barry McCormick
O'Day
Cincinnati Reds
Advertising Agency Expands Quarters Under Shumway
The Franklin T Shumway firm plans enlarged offices as demand grows for advertising and merchandising contracts. The agency, a leading name in national campaigns, emphasizes organized, well financed service for major manufacturers expanding into multiple counties.
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Poston
Jaw
Franklin T Shumway
Washington Stree
Danan i
USA
Ciustigms
Alka Exeeling
Apo Atverising
Mit
Dets
Amony
Ais Dasrness
Svan P. Shumway
Metin
Orth
Amitwatl
Growth and Expansion of Successful Strategic Lines
The company continues to scale along established successful lines, showing sustained progress and broadening impact. Executives cite strong demand, ongoing investments, and expanding markets as drivers of continued growth.
Two Steel Wire Firms Consolidate in New Consolidation
Ambiguous text reports a consolidation of two steel wire companies with ties to Worcester Massachusetts and New York, mentioning a $5,000,000 figure and a corporate reorganization. It hints at capitalization and a public interest in safety, noting stairway hazards and a suggestion to paint step edges for visibility.
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Worcester
Miss
Sonietrew
Waiskuue
Strel Omipany Sattrla
Massachisetts
Vieresg
Dissolution Resolutions of American Graphophone Company
A special meeting authorized dissolution of American Graphophone Company West Virginia charter and corporate franchises. Provisions require notice publication in Washington City and Bridgeport for four weeks and division of remaining assets among preferred and common stockholders with cash and property distributed, directors discharged from liability, and stockholders released upon receipt.
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American Graphophone
Sander
West Varinue
Suvedie
Mommnen
Rossolved
Washington City
District of Columbia
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Lin
West Virginia
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French War Union
Ambulance Corps
Foreign Legion Men
Othera
Pinehurst Gan Club
Nebraskan
Wooster, Thomas & Company
N.Y. Stock Exchange
Mer
Lafayette ST
Mexico Oil Corporation
John M. Patterson
Comalis
National Oil Company
Island Oil & Transport Corporation
Chocoy
Tampico
Monterey
Chontla
Metlaloyuca
Chila Cortaza
A. B. Leach & Company
Nepal
Camalote
Amatlan
San Miguel
Tepetate Pool
Union Oil Company of California
Eugene Stehbinger
Arthur Fath
United States Geological Survey
H. Harper McKee
Brokaw, Donnelly, Garner & McKee
Broadway
Roy M. Butters
Adams & Butters
John M. Papturson
Pittsburgh
George A. Burrell
Toland Refining Corporaton
No. 120
Roadway
Col. Burrell
Chemical Warfare Service
J. Macbeeglan Wamiudon
Hamilton and Wade. Insurance
Liberty Street
Mr. Patterson
Ander Jay Ferber
Broad Street
Tce
Ralph D. Mitchell
John Mitchell
Cleveland
Edward Jones
Albert H. Pole
City of Mexico
Hellwig
Reutter
New York Stock Exchange
WSPAP
American Graphopnol Company
Amierican Grapiophone Company
Nsw
Washingtorlet of
Columbia
Locke
Ths
Smd Company
Sean
Amd
American Graphorhone Co
F Drop
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Main Street
Albert E. Lavery
Newfield Bank & Trust Company
Stratford Ave
Newfield Ave
Central Ave
the Locomobile Company
William R. Bull
Holver
F. T. Staples
James Staples
STATE
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Sises Service Company
Bolster & Company
Liberty Building
Springfield
Hartford
Providence
Manchester
New Haven
Pittefield
Keller, Manning and Co., Inc
First Bridgeport National Bank
Bridgeport, Conn
Liberty
Victor Bones
Dpa
United Bond.co
Condit
North End Bank & Company
Ion OF
Trust
Stocka and Securities Banking House
United States and National Bank
State of Connecticut
County of Fairfield
Alfred J. Noel
North End Bank & Trust Co
Alfredo
Noel
Antonio R. Abriola
City National Bank
Foreign Exchange Department
T. L. Watson & CO
John
Uary
the. Commercial Bank
MAIN
Congress Street
the Savings Department
American Bank and Trust
American Bank and Trust CO
East Main Street
Conn
East Side
Barnum Avenue
Bridgeport Trust CO
State ST
Oppoatie City Hall
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