Shooting Victim Joseph Hutz Dies in Bridgeport Hospital
Coroner probes death of 21 year old Joseph Hutz of 11 Tread Street who died from a revolver wound outside Morehouse house on Stratford Avenue. Inquest set for 9:38, Morehouse claims self defense believing gun loaded with liberty. Police say the incident is linked to area unrest and harassment of storekeepers.
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Joseph Hutz
Tread Street
Bridgeport
Roger Morehouse
Strateford Avenue
Hutz
Straer Avenue
Morehouse Wiscaret
Fanzstessere
Jaid
Campaign lessens New York accident list in first half
In New York during the first half of 1922 the city reports fewer traffic deaths and injuries among children due to police safety campaigns. A deputy police commissioner noted a drop in child fatalities and overall accidents, despite statewide increases.
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York
New York State
Sea York
Barron Unter
Venices
Ehid
Sao
Postmasters Named Eligibles For Manchester and Southington
The civil service commission lists eligible candidates for appointment as postmasters in Manchester and Southington. In Manchester, salary 2500? per year, Frederick H Wall William Shaw and Ernest F Brown. In Southington, salary 2800 per year, Johnny J Meryn Joseph D Jorbe and John P McGrath. The postoffice department asked Congressman E H Hart Fenn to recommend one from each trio.
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Washington, D.C
Civil Service
Manchester
Southington
Donn
Amos
Ann Axe
Frederick H Wall
William Shaw
Ernest F. Brown
Johny J. Meryn
Joseph D. Jorbe
John P.mcgrath
Postoffice Department
EH. Hart Fenn
Federal report urges public costs for anthracite power
The Federal Coal Commission argues that anthracite should stay under private operation but under government scrutiny and public cost disclosure. It recommends enforceable wage contracts, penalties for breaches, and federal power to operate mines in emergencies while maintaining private ownership. The 27,000 word study portrays anthracite as a limited natural monopoly needing publicity and potential federal intervention.
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Washington
Federal Coal Commission
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Metal Mines Increasing Production Despite Slump
The industry reports a broad fall in base metal prices yet mining firms push output. Copper and silver markets soften while plants from Magna to Bisbee expand through June. Labor shortages limit some mines, but operators remain optimistic about near term demand and continue expanding key operations.
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Arthur F. Parsons
Eingineering and Mining Journal Press
Teneta & TrBe
North Butte
Lah Copper
Magna
Nevada Consolidated
Bisbee
Phelps Dodge
Michigan
Anaconda
Butte
Fiy
Utah
Idaho
Coeur d'Alene
Aine
Joplin-Miami
Rale
Nevada
Tonopah Mining
Tonorah Belmont
Fenopah Divide
Rochester
Candelaria
Commonwealth
Pearce
Ariz
Tombstone
California
Grass Valley
Randsburg
United States
Eureka
Ely
Butte & Superior
Orlu
Colorado
Rawley
Black Bear
Will Tn
Sneasy
Clear Creek
Gilpin
Crasson Ming
Crisypie Creek
Acold
Oataan
Arizona
Telluride Mining Co
Joplin
Miami
Senyah
Quapaw Mining Co
Lake Superior
Escanaba
Mich
Superior
Wis
E.W. We
Ontarola
Ninissing
Keeley
Mining Corporation
Ted Hughes
Lake Shore
Wright- Hursreave
Hollinger
Doyme
McIntyre
Believe Peak Passed in 1923 Auto Sales
New York July reports that preliminary June figures from General Motors show 8,600 cars sold, down from May and June 1922. First half total reaches 395,534, compared with 216,790 for the same period last year, while April marks the peak month with 75,856 units sold.
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General Motors Corporation
Rights and remedies in coal industry bargaining
The document urges reducing market sizes to inspect coal quality and promote substitutes to guard against wage labor and capital price abuses. It defines economic and political rights, condemns use of wage fixing for political aims, and supports collective bargaining with penalties for breaches. It recommends a joint operator miner approach and a presidential inquiry in stalled contracts, plus possible emergency mine control by the president if operations cease.
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Ord
Falrd
Police Arrest Flurry Amid Busy City Court Session
Police reports show a morning arraignment of numerous prisoners in City court after a Saturday of heavy enforcement. An’ gely Vanavari faced a 300 bond on lottery ticket violation, while Charles Canavari, tied to a raid on 293 State Street, faced 500 and 10 months for keeping a gambling house.
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An'gely Vanavari
Westfield Avenue
Charles Canavari
State Street
Leon Jones
Olive Street
Winberg
Oliva Street
Petice
Winbera
Autotrobiles
Jones
Honda
Oto
Yoland Raltobiek
Trumbull
Water Street
Fairfield Avenue
McMahon
Barre
Henry Ginsberg
West 144Th Breach
New York
Rerkles
Tranistan Avenue
Henrietta Wichert
Rennell Street
Mya Taymond Whitney
Pietenger
Wicherter
Sid Pasquilie LaConins
Shere
Min
Declining metal price quotations hold steady in copper and lead
New York reports copper largely unmoved by market dip with only occasional carloads sold and buyers retreating to high delivery prices. Lead prices trim from 7 to 6.50c with exports rising. zinc stays steady amid tight supply and higher ore costs. Silver dips then steadies as Indian markets resume buying and New York prices follow London trends.
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Capper
Connecticut Valley
New York Metal Exchange
American Smelting & Refining Co
Thursda
Middle West
New York
London
St. Louis
Banka
Sss
Brother Missing 40 Years Found in Nevada
Miss Olive J Kibbe of Tat Long Meadow Mass learns her brother Allison who had been missing for 40 years was found in Nevada. An inheritance of 490 tied to locating him funded the search, with costs paid the day before the expiration of the time limit.
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Olive J. Kibbe
Tat Long
Meadow
Mass
Allison
Nevada
Ribshe
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Bridgeport, Conn
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