New York Bank Tops World With One Billion In Deposits
Nation's leading bank by deposits, based in New York, reports 1.0 billion dollars in deposits at close of day. Chairman Mitchell announces the milestone as the bank claims largest standing in America and the world, with significant capital and continued expansion plans. Shares adjust with the news as dividends rise and the market weighs future growth across foreign branches.
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SRW
York
Nrhionid City Bank
America
Chaarins FG
ARS Pheil
Hells
Reson
BNI
Greater New York
Mitchel
Nusinesa
Hong Amit
Anilars
Nstork Athens
Adhesivek National Ben Res
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Across City Streets
Realty records list transfers on Metriam and Merriam streets including Gatnars Massarn to Nicola Marne Ya and Kart Sprunker to John Mane. Also noted are mortgages with Clarence Grabber to Bank and Trastconan, settlements involving Stephen Kotetes, and various transfers on Davenport Avenue Benson Street Alice Street and Mercian Street. Additional entries include Finnest Seifert to Emul Seifert and Finn ts Teeny Panpas with Seifert relations. Clearing volumes and large sums appear from Feder Reserve and Trust companies with totals around 66 000 and 94 000 dollars.
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Gatnars Massarn
Nicola Marne
Metriam Street
Algonquin Holding Company
Caedfillow'a Gagectation
Ayony Chert Street
Clarence Grabber
Ant Trastconan
Euinm
Stephen Kotetes
Mechanica and
Farver's Savings Bank
Bestwick Avenue
Kart Sprunker
John Mane
Yoon Catherine Street
Marshall
Richard Fireen
Orm
Davenport Ave
Anton Bure
Angelia DeFedes
Rity
Benson Street
Finnest Seifert
Emul Seifert
Alice Ateen
Finn
Teeny Panpas
Seifert
Gennaro Mas
Mercian Street
Lec
Giecanni Collahina
Merriam Street
Ephen
Enteles
Freight Car Loadings Show Decline for Week
Washington freight data show a weekly drop with 40 245 cars loaded. The American rail association notes a decrease of 242 cars from the prior week amid seasonal slowdown. readings also indicate a 222 metre decline under corresponding weeks last year.
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Washington
Dia
Lifard
Armertean Ring Association
Bank and Insurance Stock Quotations
Bank and insurance stocks are listed with quotations showing prices, gains, and losses. The report notes market movement in major banks and insurers, highlighting shifts in earnings outlook and investor sentiment for the day.
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Bank and Insurance
National Biscuit Raises Dividend in NY
New York Jan 11. The National Biscuit Company declares a quarterly dividend of 1.25 a share on its common stock, increasing the annual dividend to 5 a share. It is payable April 15 to holders of record March 1.
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New York
Die Teetorg
National Biseitt On
S Pains
Wiel
Building Permits Filed For Several Property Updates
A jumble of permits lists several properties including Wave Fallows, Beacon OL, Word n Avenue, Pine Street and Main Street assets. Joseph Koon restores after a fire at 248 Davenport Street. 6M Parkview Avenue, Oliver W Wilton, and Dadtrade involved in frame work for a two car garage or zatage.
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Ding Periilés Gerantel Yester
Beacon OL Company
el Pimpishet
Pine Street
Jhoreph Koon
Main Street
Ieoln
Prarkvlew Avenue
Well
Oliver W Wilton
Cepale
Davenport Street
Rubber footwear sales in January to March prices
February inquiry notes rubber items with tight fit in New York market. Prices quoted show January through March ranges including 0.7 and 1.60 with ribbed soot styles and variations.
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New York
Jan
Bankrupt Farmer Files Voluntary Petition in U S District Court
A Summers farmer, identified as Lt.-Jenn meoneck, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in United States District Court. Borhenek owes $6416 and a trustee fee of $7,000 is set. The case centers on farm debts and associated financial relief in the district.
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Jenn Meoneck
United States
Borhenek
Hanrsety
Profit taking in bonds halts rise in price of issues
AP reports bond prices paused their advance as traders took profits. Some issues showed fractional gains while others fell back after brief gains. German industrials and Belgian French issues fluctuated with modest shifts. utilities and railroad bonds varied. notable movers included Rand Kardex and small notes on Argentine and other securities.
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SPAY
York
Jan Th
Poland
Robbiging
Foreley Industriua
Fabeetric §Ee Vseder Steel
Your Money Problem How to fund lasting bequests through life insurance
The column discusses aging readers wishing to leave legacies to churches schools or hospitals and proposes life insurance policies as a practical means. It notes many bequests depend on future finances and urges readers to secure affordable premiums to guarantee a designated sum for charitable gifts after death.
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Jfe
Min
Focal Church
Stock and Bond Trading Outlook With Mixed Market Signals
The article notes higher bond trading volume and rising stock activity due to price advances, yet shows a lack of new issues and uncertain future for stocks. It cites increased shares on the New York Exchange and growing small investor interest while warning against expecting a bear or substantial downward bond movement.
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Lasilet
EL Munties
New York Exchange
Amall
Life insurance as a path to legacies for all people
The article notes life insurance and philanthropy are growing in prominence and are endorsed by leading underwriters. It states the concept makes it possible for individuals without wealth to leave a meaningful legacy, marking a historic shift in accessibility.
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Wis
Histor
Wall Street Notes Recap of 1926 and Bank Movements
Canadian gold shipments to the United States reach about 8 million with an additional 4.5 million to New York banks. The Canadian dollar trades at a discount of 11 64 of a cent. Tintel Wruit Co reports 1926 net income of 25,009,514 and earnings of 22,646,886 for 99,000 gain. Major chains report 1926 sales over 560 million. December sets records. Allied Chemical deny a directors meeting. recapitalization talks loom. American Locomotive bids for six wheel engines. Maine output boosts Western price. General Electric projects record 1926 volume. Chicago and North Western December earnings dip vs 1925. Treasury withdraws 18.4 million from Fed. West Penn Electric posts 34 million gross. British steel firms consider Continental Steel pact. 7.4 million tons offered. General Electric secures 165,000 kW unit for Ohio Power. cost over 17 million. Great Northern 1927 budget includes 12 million for new work. dock at Allouez costs 1 million. Unanada shipment settles with dollar discount. National American Company acquires old business. 40,000 shares outstanding. Stanley Mitchell named chair of executive committee.
Cotton futures close steady with mixed nearby gains
Cotton prices finished steady on January 11 with futures for January at 14.03 and March at 17.11 to 13.14, July 19.62 to 13.83, and October steady. Middling grades show small moves as markets digest ongoing supply signals and demand expectations.
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New York
Eagleville Cotton Firm Resumes Operations
Mansimeld Jan 17 The plant of the Kaglewile Cotton company of gleville, which had been closed for three and a half year, resumes operations today on a scale. It is expected that in four or five weeks the plant will be operated full blast, giving employment to seven hands. This concern operates the only industrial plant in the village.
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Mansimeld
Kaglewile Cotton Company
Gleville
Eutly
Obituary notices from the Bridgeport area
A prolonged obituary list notes deaths of George Nelson of 700 Clove Avenue, Henry C. McMahon of Mt. Clemens Michigan, Anthony Farrell of Stratford, John Quinn of Clinton Avenue, Mary Apariansi, Lilian Irvine, John T. Keane, Vincent Fuses, William Norris, Caroline Lisci nsky, Mrs Ann Barry, Nelle Morrison, William C Dolan, Patek W Quin, and other residents. Funeral services, masses, and interments occurred at Anglewood and St Michael's, St Rose's, St Peters, Holy Cross, and Sacred Heart churches, with multiple family and community survivors and varying burial sites in local cemeteries. The notices detail hospital deaths, parish ceremonies, and municipal affiliations including Park City councils, Foresters of America, and veterans' organizations.
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George Nelson
Albert Nelson
Clove Avenue
Anglewood Hospital
Nelson
Bridgeport High School
Alfred Delscoll
St. Augustine's Church
Burla
St. Michael's Cemetery
Henry C. McMahon
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Stillman Street
Streschures
Ey. Mer
Patrick J. McGieney
Dimames Wilbon
T. Barron
Teebeth Steigler
Loretta Ye Kesgan
Quinn Sans
Stephen L
Terrence
James MacMahon
James B
Adams
Michael Wf
Rhomes Maloney
St. Michaels Cemetery
John Quinn
Clinton Avenue
West Ndt
John TF
Quinn
George
Guanachill
Werence Quinn
Park City
K. of C. No. 16
Court Pequonneck
Foresters of America
Mary Aparisani
Thig City
Federal Strest
St. Raphael’s Church
Sulem
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Lilian Irvine
Wiliam C. Doolan
Atlantic Street
Peter
Mary Dolan
St. Vincenty
Begintal
Bridgeport
Hils
Order of Eagles
John Doolan
Edward Doolan
Peter Doolan
Goodyear Doolan
Mary O O'Connor
Waterbury
Dreus Doolan
Duolan
Cuba
Porto Rico
First
United States Volunteer Engineers Company L
Lieberum
Heaphy & O
Fleort Church
Patek W. Quin
Reveretreet
Park City Hospital
Margaret Barr Quin
Francis Smith
Brooklyn
Mra
Princes Quin Adama
New York
Vincent .R. Quin
Thomas Jr. Roy
New Haven
Walter §. Quin
Birht
Belfast
Ireland
Nathaniel Wheeler
Tromsed Sacrament Church
Nagy
Lawrence
Hancock Avenue
Holy Trinity Chorea
Mt. Grove Cemetery
Englewood Hospital
Albert
Catherine M. Nelson
Fay Cleves Land Avenue
Bridgenort
Parrella
Felomena Arrella
Beardsley Street
Holy Rosary Church
St. Michael's Remerery
Woman Dominates Musical Life of German Players
Berlin report on Frau Louise Wolff senior chef of Berlin's oldest concert bureau. Her influence shaped careers of Rubinstein, von Buow, Sembrich, Nikisch, Muck, Furuwmangler, and others, guiding German musical life for decades through wartime challenges and launching Philharmonic subscription concerts now in their forty-fifth season.
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Frau Louise Wolff
Berlin
Jan
Louise
Frau Wolff
Wnd
Critica
Anton Rubinstein
Hang von Bucow
Marcella Sembrich Artur Nikisch
Karl Muck
Waelm Furumwaengler
Dusolina Jagnini
Writz Kreisler
Germany
Wrau Wolff
Tran Wolff
Hrman Wolff
Ws Stull
Bertin
Rusgau
Europe
Sainrene
Lngster
Wolff
Puter Rubinstein
Hans van Buetow
Cosi Wrenner
Mra Louse
Philharmonic
Bran Wolff
He Hushind
Hang von Hurton
Artur Déath Im
de Wilhelm Purtwaengier
Ocean depth record claimed by Mansh Maru team
A Japanese survey ship Mansh Maru reportedly discovers a depth record in the ocean trench. The feat places the Bowing Talants and the ocean at 31,080 feet below sea level, marking a historic extreme depth claim for the Poetic Oc.
Husband of Blind Woman Arrested for Non Support
The street was arraigned in City suspect yesterday on a charge of failing to support his blind wife. Klima, a carpenter by trade, chose jail over paying 15 dollars weekly. He faced multiple arrests in 1924 and 1925, with a third appearance today and a continued case to Thursday.
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Ife
Charity Department
Klima
Shelton
Bureau of Investigation
James Shannon
Kilma
Clarence
Lister
Tenry Eae
Honduras Solves Lost City Mystery in Lubantun Find
Jan 11 report describes explorer Mitchell Hedges recounting the rediscovery of Lubaantun in British Honduras. He details jungle regrowth, rebuilt pyramids, and finds including stone figures, obsidian points, and burial ruins, with hundreds of artifacts unearthed from multiple tomb-like structures.
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London
Lubamtun
British Honduras
Mitchell Hedges
Lubaantun
Punta Gorda
San Pedro
Mitchell-Hedges
Sur
Mara
Fila
I Mo
Abisa
Obituary notices and funeral services listed for many city residents
In this city many February 1 1827 to 1927 obituaries appear with multiple names and details. Ann Barry Sidney Caldwell William G Doolan Anthony Farrell Lucas Krisak John Maloney Isabela Stilhmas Nagy George Nelson John Quinn Patrick Quin and others are noted with funeral times, church venues, burial locations, and accompanying family thanks messages to friends and neighbors for support and flowers.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Washington Avenue
Lakeview Cemetery
Poolan
William G. Doolan
Tate Peter and
Mary Doolan
Lieberum and Heaphy
Lafayette Street
Church of Sacred Heart
St. Michael's Cemetery
Arctic Street
St. Cyril Methosius R. C
Maloney
iIn
John Maloney
John and
Ann Shannon Maloney
Jones Avenue
Mullina, Scott and Redgate
Golden Hill Street
St. Augustine's Church
St. Michaels Ceme
Montague
Manasquan
Isabela Stilhmas R
George B. Montas J
Bue
Woodlawn Cemetery
New York
Hp. m
Patrick W. Quin
Revere Street
Wednesdar
Blessed Sacrament Church
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Fort Ra Tate
Hue
Farms & Lands
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Peumston
Callan Guletta
Kadlo Bays
Mivne
Bankers Capital
Feving
Erist Co
Hank
Ateliea
Wank
Manhattan
Rengws Trust
Bank of Potted Staten
Tans
RTA Ray Genaraly
Hanover
Manis
al Mal Bank
Canyerce
Salto al Cy
Tab
Peinatte
Tcemrat
Americinn
North Ameri
Nagata
Aymertons
National Biscuit
Parmer
Birtiness
Turs
Gonadade Vaners
Chicago Iad
Allen
Atchison Adjustmien
Southern Stairway
Brooklyn Union
Wark-Lexington
Warner Azar F Pomestrc Industrial
Rand Kardex
New Isalas
Scranton
Mendoza
New York Banklers
Hahland
N.Y
Hao
Casares Ascaris
Bostrow
Ayenr
Wall Street News
Canada
Tintel Wruit Company
George 1. Burr
Allied Chemical and Ore Corporation
Financial
American Lacomotive Company
Mobile and Ohio Railway
Maine
East St. Louis
General Electric Company
Chicago and North Western Railway
Fred W. Saregent
Louis K. Kaufman
Chatham Phoenix National Bank and ‘Trust Company
Vna
Crey
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Banks
West Penn Electric Company
American Water Works and Electric
Wall Street
British
Continental Steel Association
General Electro
Philo
Ohio Power Company
American Gas and Electric
Great Northern Railroad
Allquez
Unanada
Celariden
Bank of Montreal
National American Company, Inc
Pasa
National American Company
Staniey Mitchell
Central Mercantile Bank and Trust Company
Eagleville Cotton Firm
Anthony Farrell
Robert Malden
Stratford
Marshall Rutland
Larter
Carl Flamin
Washing
L. B
Willian Gibbons
Hartford
Fedyard
J. Farrell
Watford
David Tt. Farrell
Newburyport
Mass
Augusta
Laker
Stratford Avenue
St. Peter’s Church
Internment
Mary Angrisani
Lilian
Arthur Irvine
Barnum Avenue
Graham Suneral
John J. Kenr
John T. Keane
Cas Street
Bansay Hook
St. Rose's Church
St. Rose's Cemetery
Sandy Tock
eMahon
Henry C.S |Mahon
Stinman Imireet
St. Charles’ Church
Vincent Fusco
Vincent Fuses
Hallett
Hett
Hebrosary
Wilam
Norris
Wiliam C. Norris
Washion Avenue
Amd
Buili l
Charles L Dennis
State Street
Alexander Alsen
First Presbyterian Church
Fairmount Cemetery
Newark
N. J
Caroline Liscinsky
Euroline — Liscinsky
Ann Barry
Patrick Barry
Orange Street
Othe Deaned Sacrament Church
James
Joseph
Thomas Barry
East End
Nellie Morrison
Nelle Morrison
Edward F. Morrison
Wordin Avenue
W Edward J. Morrison
Mr. Curran
L. Bush
Graham
Givaham
Fairfield Bridgeport
Rourke & Rourke’ Undertakers Noble
Fairfield Ave
Henry Klima
Honduras
Tha
Smi
Aueband
Sunket
Hirvey_ Hurbeli Ca
Colonial
A. Clemens
Henry Iowalson
Michael M-Mahon
CARI
Com
Troy Molders
Crane
Amectes
Cort Raniater
Boucher, Ward & Reilly Co
Rourke and
Boucher - Noble
Washington Ave
Charles Dennis Eral
Barnum
State ST
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