1921 Earnings of TE Corporations Show Big Deficit
Seventeen large corporations operating branch offices or subsidiaries in this city posted a net deficit of 72,058,497 dollars after dividends for the year 1921. Six showed a surplus after dividends totaling 32,528.34. ten had surplus earnings per share ranging from 14 to 2.65, while seven posted deficits per share from 3.21 to 99.91. The seven year span 1914–1921 saw war-time highs fade as inventories declined from 1920 to 1921, with overall earnings per share ranging from 4.16 to 271.00 over 1914–1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow, Jones Company
Lahoo G
New York
Morris & Company
Dow, Jones. Company
Amer, Tel, & Fel. Co
Anaconda Copper “Mining Co
Armour & Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Mortis & Co
Remington Tynenet Ca
Stanfard
Gon ‘of
Swift & Co
Texas Co
Underwood Typewriter Co
United Cigar Stores Co
Western Union Telegraph Co
Westinghouse Electric Mfg. Co. Sh
Wilson & Co
S. & Kreege
Morris & Co
Underwood
United Cigar
Western Union_ B
Weatinghouse
F. W. Woolworth
Amer. Tel. & Tel
Anaconda Armour & Co
Cudahy Co
Morrig & Co
Remington
United Cigarette Bug
Western Union
Westinghouse
Cnyyson & Co
UGS
Wetworth
SO. Co
X Sense
Lyst Amer
Tel
Anaconda
Tis
Armour
Cudahy
Géneral Wiec
Kresge
Se Mortis & Co
Swit & Co
A ‘Texas Co
United Clear Western Neon Westinghouse Woolworth eDeehy
N E RAIL SHOPMEN TO SOLICIT STRIKE FUNDS
Boston hosts a joint meeting of executive boards from Boston and Maine New York New Haven and Hartford system federations to plan a fund raising campaign for New England strike relief. Union leaders will visit other unions to explain needs and financing, with circulars sent to labor organizations as organizers report recent heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Wis
Boston Lang
Maine
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Rober
Henderson
New York, New Haven
Stratford Parties Rally for Recall Fight
Stratford factions push recall against City Council members led by Turney in the fourth and seventh districts. Key figures include Harold DeLacoy backing Turney and Vito Banegatto challenging Bennetedto, with varying vote tallies showing tightening contests ahead of Tuesday's election.
Wilcoxson accuses opponents of misrepresentation in Stratford race
July 23 in Stratford Harry Wilcoxson a candidate for the council recalls opponents led by Ralph Sherwood misrepresent his stance on Brewster pond dam. He says opponents circulate unfounded stories, notes he would not tear down the dam and that he and John C. Wilcoxson would deed their pond share to the town if needed. He cites the Seventh District Civic Association and questions Sherwood’s engagement.
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Anton Ab
Bianton
Nouxe
Col. Torrminn
Raron C. Snemwood
Sherwood
Harry Wilcoxson
Walters
Kealing
Willan W. Wakelee
F. Mills Tomlinson
Albert Couler
Richard J
Airation
Cet
Stratford
el Council
Ralph Sherwood
Brewster Pond
Nia
Wilcoxson
Brewarer
Mec
Seventh District Civic Association
Brewster
Strike Preparations By Shopmen Since 1921
Washington July 23. PF J Conlon vice president of the International Association of Machinists said union leaders had prepared for the present strike since April 1924 to accumulate grievances for a nationwide action. He cited 1,100 labor board decisions, 400 nominally in favor of unions, but few enforced, noting railroads faced disrupted schedules as trains were canceled and key industries pressed for support.
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Ashington
Retr
Railroad Labor Board
Conlon
Tabor Board
Lisiga
Conjon
West Virginia Toaming Gani Tn Ware
Frer and Steel Indus S
Pardis
Harden Reveals Trail of Assailants in Eight Weeks
Harden recounts the pursuit of attackers over eight weeks, blaming a German National party operative who claimed to have completed orders. He notes long hostility toward the government, ties to Walter Rathenau, and a near-fatal widening of the conflict after a doctor saved him.
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Briglin
Marinithan Haren
Ghear
Fle
German National Party
Harden
Dia
NRE
Dan
Walter Rathenau
Win
Rathenau
Harden Cou'an
Dera Kaplan
Lenin
Trahenauhrough
Meetings Tonight Across Bridgeport Area Venues
A listing of numerous Bridgeport groups and lodges schedules tonight those attending include Italian General communities ATF East Washington Avenue Venida athietlacia 19% Hurd Avenue Bridgeport council Ty 0 GA M 181 State Street Pioneer lodge Lions of St Georges St Georges Hall Stratford Avenue Dema Jota Ph club St Pauls Episcopal Church Samuel H Harris Lodge LO 0 P Oda Fellows Hall 1087 Broad Street Bridgeport Lodge Loyal Order of Moose 851 State Street Long Island lodge 1 0 0 F Lot State Street Bartha Lodge Degree of Hert 1119 Broad Street Alpha Circle Brotherhood of America 176 Fairfield Avenue Harmony Rehekat Lodge TC O F 1594 State Street Star of Carly Lodge Cider Shop Herds of Hetichem 141 State Street Angeline H Barnet Tent Daughter of Veterans 184 State Street Lieut N W Bishop Camp United Spanish War Veterans State Armory Clan Campbed Order Beotash Clans Mika Main Sir.
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ATF
Washington Avenue
Venida Athietlacia
Hurd Avenue
Bridgeport Council
State Street
Tioneer Lodge
Lons of
St. Georges
St. George
Stratford Avenue
Dema Jota Ph. Club
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Samuel H. Harris
P. Oda
Bridgeport Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Loyn Tx
Bricklayers' Ang Plasterara’ Mutual and Protective Union
Elmo Strees
Bartha Lodge
Broad Street
Alpha Ciress
Brotherhood of America
Fairfield Avenuee
Harmony Rehékat
Caarly Lodge
Hetichem
Angeline H. Barnet
N. W. Bishop
United Spanish War Veterans
State Armory
Beotash
Mika
Obituary Catherine Duffy of Walnut Beach Milford
Catherine Duffy died after a long illness at Walnut Beach Milford. A native of Ansonia she lived at Walnut Beach for several years. She is survived by one brother and two sisters. Funeral and burial will be in Ansonia.
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Catherine Duffy
Waterbury Avenue
Walnut Beach
Milford
Ansonia
Nad
Att Beach
Ansonin
Fight in restaurant ends with injuries in town
Julius Singer of 1240 Pam broke sheet reported injuries from a Sunday morning fight in a lunchroom at Job and Middle streets. He identified the alleged assailant but did not provide full details. Local emergency physicians treated the wounds.
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Julius Singer
Shormens
Job
Middle Street
Massaro Charged With Assault After Hotel Disturbance
Detectives arrested Gensro Massaro of 13324 Madison Avenue on charges of assaulting Tony Desilio at 510 Birmingham Street. He was released on $150 bond. Police say Massaro served gin with a hearty supper and wielded an axe, injuring Desilio who was treated at Emergency Hospital.
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Gensro Massaro
Madison ,Avenue
Wad
Tony Desilio
Birmingham Street
Besitjin
Police Bay
Massaro
Shen
Desillie
196 Persons Hurt In Day's Accidents
A daily tally reports 196 people injured in various accidents across the city. Notable cases include a mother injuring a chin and forehead from shattered windshield, a Yonkers resident hurt in a collision near Denver Street, and multiple injuries from falls, stabbings, and a picnic mishap. Several victims were treated at local Emergency and Bridgeport hospitals.
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St. Vin
George Glarz
Fairview Avenue
Tawr Praltie
Yonkers
XI. V
Denver Street
Hearraly Avenue
Praltthe
Madeling Buahag
Hurrell Avenue
Seuy Law and
Stracford Avenues
Helen Grocel
Anthony
Wordin Avenue
Thomas Gray
Bridgeport
Aaltett Street
Stratford Avenue
Joh Acyor
SR Nath
Washington
Zuac
Hamilton Street
Garfield
Pembroke
Briggoport Hospital
Seaside Park
Joseph Church
Manlewood Avenue
Summer Visitors Enjoy Vacations In Shelton Homes
Summer visitors in Shelton enjoy vacations with many locals listed including Miss Minne Bro Naw Haven and Miss Toulse Smith improving after illness. Anna May McGary takes vacation from Shailow Looms office. Rev Glen Traesy pastors Congregational Church. Tomlinson family from Stockon and others visit, while Daniel Nichols improves at Nix horse. Edith Welles had an appendicitis operation at Griffin hospital and is recovering. Local benefit entertainment for the Congregational church raised funds. program featured recitations and tables.
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Shelton
Ibvis
Carmel
Minne
Stockton
Mass
Anan ‘Tomlinson
W. Fevision Avenue
Old Mix
Berry Mester
Griffin Hospital
Richard Sengstacken
Kanteth
Middletown
N.Y
Bey Senuts
Milford
American Legion
Mes
Cecil He
Marll
Bridgeport
Milford Jndes
Merwin
Reker Chenience
George Standen
Eth Seuss
Max Moeller
la Ala Society
Devonion Church
Warry
Stpper Aaldoon
Ffrs
Toh B. Miller
Corps of
Cammitiner
Trapp No. 1
Bor Scouts
Ameries
Gharge
Filett
Surur
Bryan
Ute Fireman
Trumbull Beach
Edward Eat
Raymiond
Wiliam Pic
Cuttle
Woodmont
Woodmont Country Club
Laut Mening
Tazaoe T Packard Taraca
Springfraid
Willian McManus Nor
Lew Haven
Earle Fullox
Sini One
AlIsford Proverty
Ladies and Society of the Mist
Trdy Clark
East Broadway
Silver Geush
Varias
LO Elie
Sunde
Kroway
Ralph V. Gavier
Paris milliner explains velvet hats for summer
Paris milliner Dan Lewis, Work's Greatest Milliner in Paris, discusses velvet hats for summer. He notes velvet headgear was in demand at the Grand Prix with eighty prominent wearers, and predicts larger hats and rich velvet for gowns, contrasting with clear summer colors. He mentions the Merry Widow style may return but expects big, eye catching hats.
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Dan Lewis
Paris
Ian Geefer
Universal Avrvice
Ng Mitliner
Eoluy
Samuel
Huchessees
Vrd Mim
Mothteass
Dinehess Starsa
Mame Vichi
de “Heverel Midanie Deowilly
Madame Ve Guillemnan
Milford Police Board Acts On Parking Ruling
Milford council discusses proposed parking limits along Big Shore Drive and Walnut Drive at Bay View. Police board plans ordinances to curb parked cars on these highway segments near the beach, amid Bay View Improvement Association concerns.
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Milford Police Board
Milford, Tiyoh
Board of Policy Commissionery
Bay View
Lie
Big Shore Drive
Ttne Oridge
Calf Pn Meadow Creek
Oakland Avenue
Suit Highway
Orchard Street
U S Coal Control Plan Outlined At Hoover Briefing
A Hoover briefing outlined federal action to marshal coal supplies. It covers pooling, priority car shipments, and possible rail embargoes to move fuel quickly, with Interstate Commerce Commission authority and cooperation from railroads and coal operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xeheral
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hoover
Trunard
Fuglang
Great
Lai
Operators Urge Harding to Name Commission
Telegram from M Ogle president of Creational Coal Association urges President Harding to appoint a rapid inquiry commission into the coal situation. The telegram notes a bipartisanship tribunal could be formed quickly to assess the coal crisis and assist in keeping mines running under state governors.
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Harding
Indianapolis
M. Ogle
Creational Coal Association
Welegram Ag
Reet
Teleaiun Niga
Fogh AIDS Blind Soldier in Paris New Title
The New Titre Corporal is the title given to a blinded soldier in Paris after a hospital stay. Marshal and others arranged admission to the Mutilated Soldiers Home, where the man was assisted by a nurse and designated as a symbol of the war's toll.
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Fogh
Paris
Bali Woon
Tuma
Pia Society Png
Marshal Och
Wryatopne
Dhaemlan
Wal al
Buffalo Streetcars Run with Strikes Disrupt City
July 28 reports street cars running with passengers scarce as strikers cause crowding. Limited service resumed as state troopers guard the city amid clashes with crowds. Several arrests for reckless driving and costs paid, with continued hearings into July 28 incidents and July 29 actions described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiwe Beon
American gifts bring joy to New York season
A fragmentary report notes American performers Tommy Tyme Roy Barton and their Paris reception. It mentions Task of promoting new songs, U.S. audience homesick for American tunes, and a Paris venue showing success. The piece references figures Tormey Lyman and Charlie Hercox in New York circles.
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Brasil
Yg Tee
Paris
Longacre Square
Irekind
New York
Tommy Tyme
Roy Barton
More
Tormey Lyman
Kellys
Nwew York
Berlin
Swennseas
Phar
Aso Brom
Arene
Tite
Charlie Herci¢x
Tod Sloan
French Premier Hints Debt Cancellation Plan
Paris reports Premier Poincare expects Britain to offer debt cancellation for France. He aims to secure a large loan via bankers and machinery to support reconstruction and recovery, while assessing the United States stance now and in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Poincare
David Ilo
United States
M. Poincare
France
Texas State Rangers to Protect Strikers
Astin Tex July 23 A force of state rangers under adjutant General Barton arrived in Denison tonight to protect shopmen during the strike Governor Neff announced. The rangers will arrive tomorrow according to the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astin
Tex
Barton W Ven Denison
Uomorrow
Neff
Barton
Denison
Longa
Maintenance Men at New Haven May Go Out
New Haven July 13 Indications point to possible walkout by maintenance workers amid a strike storm around New York and Hartford areas. Union leaders warn that only action by executives will avert a prolonged stoppage affecting service and daily operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
York
L Hartford
Lnion
Paris Fashion Gains With Sports Inspired Dresses
From Paris comes a note on growing appeal of sports themed attire among women. Knitted and silk costumes feature appliqued flowers and woven hedges as decorative elements, enhancing skirts with new texture and appeal.
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Paris
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Stratford Parties
Rally For Fight
Piwserit Council
Robert B. ‘Turney
Andrew Maton
Vito Banegatto
Randi- Galas
Vita Next Deuradt
Beneletto Ig Strone
Manuel Hendrickson
People's
sUpalint Bennedette
Shopmien's Union
Witit Assauin
Baty
Paris Milliner
Bayview
U.S. Coal Control
Wuntimue
Trom
Paraherty
Titerstate Commerce Commission
Ite
Costa
Harold If Alas
Rudolyn H. Khuimimell
Recklean
Philip Fetch
Fave Loven
Sennse
Philin
Lang Devin
Virty Koran
Jarwalel
Passhour
Frank Birltin
Reckless Girivins
Odessa
Texas State Rangers
Atese
Perpetual Mission
Hamburg
Heinz
MIRRO
American Hardware Stores
Yes Onl Middle Sr
Diamond
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