Fareless Street Cars Advocated By Transport Expert
Washington D C June 23 A transportation expert argues for fareless street cars with no conductor watching tickets. He compares to elevator service and predicts reduced costs, greater urban development, and shifts in property values if municipal ownership expands. He notes fare collection adds about one six of operating costs and discusses funding options.
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Washington, D.C
Arendin
Nore
Kinz
Central
Ness
Rms
Mugicapal
Leen
Une Jilen
Seoul
Oneidver
Personals Information to Ronen Dane
A brief personal notice appears for Ronen Dane seeking housing information. The ad requests contact details and specifies housing preferences.
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Ronen Dane A
21 Nations Seek American Health Work
International report notes 21 nations plan to study American health administration in a League of Nations Health Committee mission. Surgeon General H A Cumming and Dr Wurmming back closer global cooperation in epidemic control, vaccination, and serology standardization, with focus on East Europe and South Russia efforts.
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Harry A Oflory
International News Service
Paris
Lung t—Publi
United States
Son
Americas
League of Nations Health Committee
England
Austria
Italy
Belgium
H. A. Cumming
Chet
Wurmming
League Committee
East Buerope
Poland
Greece
Seralogica
South
Russia
Leagueommittee
exas-American Santary Board
Washington
Old Wooden Car Rapidly Passing Steel Replacing Rails
A historical note details the shift from wooden passenger coaches to steel types across the United States. The American Railway Association reports steel underframes and steam heated modern cars increasingly dominate rail travel for safety and comfort.
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United States
American Railway Association
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Ameria Ciutinn
Ren Aber
Sypea
Fin Telia
Ariested
Aopen Ff AG
Fale
Wah-Steel
Surea
Fide Mirwis Mouths Ag Iid
State of Mind and Business Confidence in with Canvass Findings
The report discusses consumer confidence and credit conditions amid stock market volatility. It notes improved collections in May, rising production in textiles and autos, yet warns that weather and high prices constrain optimism. Trade groups report cautious but steady business expectations for the next quarter.
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Cine
HL Frege
National Association of Credit Men
Tregor
Canvisa Wade
Atlanta
Unis
Rene Ty
Omeké
Mae aLhe
Speculative Markets Weak Amid Industrial Activity Boom
New York July 1 Associated Press reports weak speculative sentiment despite clear signs of industrial activity. Rail stocks drifted as investors ignored news. car and steel shares showed mixed to firm behavior with May production figures cited. Money markets hardened with call money near 6 percent, reflecting end of monetary cycle pressures and rising short term loan costs.
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New York
Belling
Nao
Apel
Slight Improvement Shown in Business for Cattle Raisers
Special to The Telegraph reports the Agriculture Department data showing a very slight rise in May receipts at primary cattle markets to 2.8 million head, up from May 1922. Cattle receipts have fallen since October and the upswing is modest, with ongoing slow improvement amid Depression-era price pressures and high feed costs affecting cattle growers nationwide.
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Ralpif P. Couch
Waslington
Uniteds
Agriculture Department
Wouth
Real Estate Records and Transfers Listed in Odd Ledger
A garbled notice lists warranty deeds including Patrick FC Pivonasen to Harry Duke and Nathser Engelman to Joseph Snes and Mary Rose, with street references. It mentions executors, title guaranty firms, mortgage deeds, and multiple obscure parties across several streets, noting values and dates in a distorted sequence.
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Patrick FC
Pivonasen
Harry Duke
Wart Street
Nathser Engelman
Josephy Snes
Mary Rose
Pringe Street
Simer
Orton
John Shollis
Susanne Sholtis
Gal Wood Street
Mary Dpovery
Oakwood
Daniel Thomey
Toumey
Meurty
Wayne Street
Amnin Koaveiitck Te Dogophrons
Mary Qrosgeal Prines
Guaranty Ail Vast Company
Blue J. Orta
Patty
Tath Avenue
Johanna Kenny Ty Saurel
STATE PATENTS LIST OF JUNE 26 APPROVED AT BRIDGEPORT OFFICES
State patent listings show holders and devices including collapsible ejector by Thomas C. Smith Bridgeport, piston by Monroe Guett Hartford, electrical fixture by James Walian Hartford, refuse-collecting by James A. Wolel Hartford, radiator device by Onaiies HM Cuno Meriden, cutting tool by Herman H. Hurd New Britain, lock and latch by Alfred G. Kints Wallsnissant, and others such as Markov simtta wien Arthur J Lewis Stratford, Jon C. Ringe Stratford, Sho P. Teesen Stratford, plus trade items like pneumatic vehicle parts and manicure buffer.
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Wooster and
Davis Patent Lawyere
Bridgeport
Hubbel
Loskie Lao
Dominlu AL Maur
Thomas C. Smith
Monroe Guett
Hartford
James Walian
James A. Wolel
Lester P. Barlow
New Haven
Irving Fisher Weekly Index Reveals Price and Money Power
Irving Fisher’s weekly index tracks average price movement weekly for 200 commodities and a purchasing power measure relative to prewar 191. It notes May 1920 peak at 117 percent above average, with a dollar at 40.6 war cents, relying on 260 price quotations and new indexing methods from Professor Irving Fisher’s book The Making of Index Numbers.
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Leyan
Profesor Lyving Pinher
Houghtonw Mirtin & Tte
Pollak Foundation of Economic Research
Neyrton
Mass
Don's Weekly
Taview S
War Industries
Local Produce Prices Mixed as Market Sees Varied Demand
The weekly strawberry market closed with stronger demand and improved berry quality. Native vegetables show mixed strength with beets, cabbage, carrots, lettuce steady while beans and potatoes move, and shipped fruits arrive with lower prices. Meat and dairy markets ease slightly though eggs and live fowl stay firm. overall market reflects fluctuating supply and regional price shifts.
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Berwy
New York
Georgia
Neachea
Connecticut
Kennery
Found in hall two charged with theft in health house
Discovered in the health of Ai house at 1440 Main Street, residents report George FH Costley and Ralph McNeil both of Arctic Street were charged with breach of the peace after allegedly attempting to break into rooms. They were held on 3100 bonds for further investigation today.
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Main Street
William McCoy
George FH. Costley
Ralph McNeil
Bob Arctic Street
Austrian General Bubna Returns From Geneva to Authorities
Geneva reports that Count Bubna, the Austrian general, who borrowed from the renbiie in 1873, has just been authorized by the Al government. The general sought to advance against French troops under Gen. Deasaix.
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Geneva
Bubna
Deasaix
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