Liberty bonds reach new high levels in week
Liberty bonds surged to record highs with one issue at par for first time since 1922 as money rates stayed low. The market rallied across short term and convertible issues, with strong demand for speculative low priced bonds and gains in copper and sugar bonds amid improving trade conditions.
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New York
Associat+ fon Press
Aiberty
Yale
Cerro de Pasco
Punta Alegre
Cubs
Naval Oir
Washinton
Pan-American Petroleum
Sinclair
Muscle
Virja-Carolina Chemical Insuce
St. Paula
Union Electric Light and Power Company
Norfolk & Western
Antilla Avgar
Continental Gas & Electric Coms By & Local Banking Syndicate
MacDonalds Neutral Strip Plan Draws In Diplomats
In Arras Belgium Foreign Minister Jaspar made a surprise visit to Paris to confer with Premier Poineare about a committee of experts studying German resources. The move signals diplomacy around the English plan amid tensions with France.
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Jasper
Paris
Arras
Monster Jaspar
Belgium
Thelgium Worreign
Pre
Pior Po.neare
Cxperts
Ferman Resources
Youth Bitten By Neighbor in Pearl Street Incident
Peter Mercurie, 10, of 1934 Pearl Street, was bitten on the left arm yesterday by an unknown person. The boy was treated at the emergency hospital by Dr. Alfred Levenson who did not file charges of assault.
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Peter Mercurie
Pearl Street
Mercurie
Alfred Levenson
Impersonator Inspector Loots Gas Meters in Wells Apartments
Authorities report a man posing as a Gaslight inspector looted two gas meter boxes at Wells apartments on Wells Street for 460 dollars. Thieves opened three more meters with duplicate keys at 469 Connecticut Ave, 471 Connecticut Ave, and 950 State Street. In total ten meters were tampered with over the weekend. Also robbed was Anthony Groski at Crescent Ave and Hallett St for 18.36 dollars, and Everett Sweetland’s fur coat was stolen from 404 State Street.
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Gaslight Company, & Young Thin
Wells Apartments
Wells Street
Connecticut Avenue
State Street
Anthony Groski
Hallett Street
Crescent Avenue
Everett Sweetland
Cold spell drives New England to record lows
From Boston to Maine a deep northwest cold snap sent temperatures to 20 or more degrees below zero in Maine New Hampshire and Vermont early today The City of Boston logged six below zero while fires from overheated stoves left many homeless and caused losses likely exceeding 300000 The storm slowed traffic with ships seeking harbor and ice dealers awaiting safer conditions for harvesting in coming days
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New England
Long Island Sound
New York City
New Haven
Collins
New York and
Fridgeport
Boston
New Fingland
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Weather Bureau
Scientist admits he's stumped in debate on soul and virgin birth
The exchange centers on interpretations of Genesis and the virgin birth. Dr Day argues in symbolic language, Prof Lull concedes no quarrel between science and theology about the virgin birth, and both hedge on immortality. Prof Lull says he does not know when the soul's immortality begins, while maintaining belief in an eternal soul and reverence for ancestors.
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Gull
Day
Tull
Dr. Day
Lal
Lull
Local Lodges Gather For Evening Meetings
A transient list of fraternal and civic groups meeting tonight across multiple venues. Masons, Shriners, veterans groups, and charitable societies convene at churches halls and lodges including St Paul Episcopal, St Charles hall, Masonic Temple, and local lodge rooms on streets such as Broad Cannon Main and Strate.
Coroner Reports Benham Death Scene in Benham Sumer Home
Coroner visited the Benham sumer home at Greenfield Hill and noted the accident occurred while returning to Southport. Benham, a well known figure in social and business circles, was born December 18, 1884 in the city.
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Benham Sumer
Greenfield Hill
Southport
Mr Benham
Ber
Trank N. Benham
Tle
Williams College
First National Bank of Messenger
Italy
Ile
John J. Phelan
H. R. Elwood
Fairfield
F. Neil Benham
Prosecution Ordered If Doctors Resume Practice
Bridgenort authorities warn that any of 12 licenseless physicians resuming practice will face criminal charges. Names and addresses were sent to the police superintendent last week, with officials advised of the physicians and their office locations. Commissioner Osborne urged officials to use all means to prosecute any physician practicing medicine without a license.
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Bridgenort
Patrich
dPanagan
Stanley Hoborn
Tureau Hof
Osborne
Bride Port Poles
New Fire Dept Job News To MecCathron Creation Denied
Henry N MecCathron, president of the fire board, said reports of creating a deputy chief rank in the fire department have no foundation. He noted commissioners never discussed such a creation and sees no reason for it at any future meeting.
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Mire
Kenry N MecCathron
Pie Board
Fir Borad
Historic Long Island church destroyed by fire
On January 27 a fire destroyed the Oysterry Reformed church in Bronkville Long Island after morning services. The congregation dates back over two centuries. The blaze likely started in a cellar from an overheated furnace. Parsonage was saved by firefighters from nearby towns.
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Oystlar Way
Oysterry Reformed
Bronkville
Long Island
Loews
Walley
Norwich
Leslyn
Glen Cove
King Like Honors Paid to Lenine by Mob at Entombing
Massive crowds braved 20 below zero in Moscow to witness the entombment of Vladimir Ulinaoff aka Nikola Lenin. The makeshift mausoleum near the Kremlin drew workers and soldiers who endured frostbite while the Soviet message praised Lenin as a savior. Leon Trotsky and other top officials mostly attended. Trotsky was absent.
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Lenine
Moscow
Associated Press
Vladimir Tigitch Ulinaoff
Nikola Lenine
Ravid Russut
M Lie
Jol Bhevik
Kremlin
Mamta
Murderer of Wife and Brother Declared Insane
Warren J. Lincoln, accused in the murder of his wife and brother-in-law, was declared chronically insane by Dr. Joseph Springer, chief coroner's physician. Lincoln, who has given varying statements, is recommended to be placed in an asylum. prosecutors will decide whether to indict after the asylum decision.
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Aurora
Warren J. Lincoln
Het
Joseph Springer
Conkroumy
Springer
Linesin
Ina
Michaels
Palace
Lincum
J Truce Anell
Geneva
Accidental Death From Gas Heater Blamed in Sleep
Mary Hutchinson died after gas from a heater in her bedroom at 1994 North Avenue flowed while she slept. Investigators reported the lighted jets were accidentally blown out, leading to the fatal incident late Saturday night.
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Mary Hutchinson
North Avenue
Church Mission Benefit Set at Stratfield Dance
Mrs Henry A Bishop Jr will headline the Interparochial woman's auxiliary benefit at the Stratfield on Monday evening February 11 for St Michael's Episcopal mission rectory fund Tunxis Hill Rev Joseph Racciopul rector The event is a suoner dance and frolic with Bishop performing a solo dance held in New York Newport and other cities Sister Mrs K LeBaron Peters will have a prominent role Other entertainers include Mrs Gilbert Goodridge Mrs Erwin Denenenings Miss Dorothy Lyon Miss Frances MecCoombs Miss A N Monk Miss Ellen Hedegard Mrs Manon W Sheldon Horace Jones Fred W Harrison Joseph Weler Edward J Gough Mrs Sheldon will perform from Little Old New York A sketch from Within the Law will be presented by Goodridge Harrison Goith and Robert Hull Patronesses led by Mrs Campion Acheson include city prominent women.
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Henry A. Bishop, Jr
Gloria Gould
Stratfield
St. Michael's Episcopal Mission
Tunxis Hill
Joseph Racciopul
Bishop
Horace Jones
Fred W. Harrison
Joseph Weler
Edward J. Gough
Sheldon
New York
Goodridge
Fred Harrison
Goith
Robert Hull
Campion Acheson
Prompt Action on Leases Expected Moves in Washington
A long Washington dispatch reports on a White House push for prompt action on naval lease investigations. The lineage includes consideration of special counsel, names like John W Davis and George Wickersham, and a claim of cooperation between White House and Justice. Fall remains confined, while subpoenas bring in Thomas Johnson to testify about Wahlbers and Sinclair ties. Payne accuses Coolidge of harming Republican prospects. Johnson denies knowledge of the issue.
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White House
Wie
Senate
Coglidge
Interior Department
Albert B. Fall
Department of Justice
John W Davis
Sherman A. Whipple
Boston
John Farton Payne
Interior
Democrats
Hiihu Root
Georg Wickersham
A. Severance
St Paul
American Bar Association
Charles B Warren
Japan
Executive Department
Coolige
Wilson
Charles Hughes
Magher
Congress
Fall
J. W. Zevely
Harry Sinclair
Johnson
Archie Roosevelt
G. LD. Wahlbers
Sinclair
Walla Ranch
Dougherty
Daugherty
Frente Mand
Fla
Rich Perth Amboy Recluse Dies in Me chanic Street Shack
Rich Perth Amboy recluse known to most residents died early today in a Me chanic street shack. Coroner cites exhaustion worsened by cold. Once owned a large farm and dairy herd in Ford s New Jersey, later maintained a dwindling milk route. Ne phew believed to live in Connecticut sought as heir papers incomplete.
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Irth Amboy
N. J
Steve
Mechanic Street
Water Front
Fords
Mellon Measure Faces Greatest Test This Week in House
Steering committee to consider tax situations as the Mellon tax bill enters a pivotal week. Republicans push for a compromise on surtax rates while Democrats maintain unity on rate schedules. Early actions include community property taxes and earned income exemptions, with a constitutional amendment on state and municipal securities to follow. Representative Longworth hopes for a committee compromise as Davey urges the president to reconcile Mellon with constitutional revenue origins.
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Washington, Jan
House
Green
Treasury
Hat
Longworth
Ohio
Jon
Davey
President Coolidge
Mellon
House of Representatives
Six Subpoenas To Be Served On Tax Claimants
Acting for the Special Claims Investigating committee, City Sheriff Maloney will serve subpoenas today on six of 94 taxpayers whose abatement petitions were partly granted at the November 4 Common Council meeting. The six are to appear tonight before the committee in the Council chamber to explain why their taxes should have been abated. If they do not appear they face contempt of court and possible rescission of grants and court collection actions.
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Paul D’elia
John F. Maloney
Common Council
A. L. Delaney
Louia A. Kkornblut
Claims Committee
Older ritual of church gains by new applications
Rev H J Kell at St George's church argued psychology shapes church worship guiding a return to older rituals. He challenged critics of the high church rite and warned Puritan worship is fading as eye appeal and atmosphere replace reason. He said modern churches suit political events better than true worship and lamented dim light and music are more fitting to devotional atmosphere.
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H. J. Kell
St George's Church
Kelly
Episcopal Church
Prayers Held At Methodist Church For W H Anderson
New York January reports Rev Charles Toss led public prayers for William H Anderson state Anti-Saloon League official on forgery trial. He stayed home with family at 272 Van Cortlandt Park Ave with secrecy around a $25,000 donation tied to names withheld. Advertisement ends.
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New York
Charles Ro Toss
Central Methodist Church
William H Anderson
Anti-Saloon League
Anderson
van Cortlandt Park Avenue
John "R Hong
Henry Mann
Hosa
Veterans to be appointed spark rumors in meeting
At a meeting supporters pressed for facts on city jobs as Elliano pushed for unemployed members to contact him about appointments. Mayor Behrens pledged action, endorsing several names for fire, police, and other posts, including Hackett as city engineer and others for inspectors, janitorial and sewer roles.
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Wien
Ellano
John W. Hackett
Ellilano
Behrens
Eliane
Hehrens
Eillang
Febrens
John W Wackett
Ellime
Elliano
Stra_ Pert
Joseph Mf. Kelly
Harold A. Lucas
Arthur Riggiano
Anthony Dilorio
Alvin C. Taylor
Wiliam D. Goodman
John T. Elian
Wiliam Cavanaugh
Five Executed For Revolutionary Plot In Juarez
Five men were executed by firing squad at Juarez Cemetery after authorities uncovered a plot to turn Juarez over to American revolutionary leader Colonel Roman Lopez. A large cache of rifles and ammunition was found nearby, according to Huarez Garrison reports.
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EL Paso
Tex
Juarez
Mexico
Roman Lopez
Huarez
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