Unclear OCR Listing with Names and Addresses
Fragmentary OCR text shows trucking and storage related items with scattered names and places such as New York Newfield Ave and Tao references. The legible elements include partial names like P. F. Miller Martin and Barun Mate, with garbled lines suggesting a classified notice or listing. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
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New York Daily Expossion
Mrkiig
P. F. Miller
Faraittee
Pin Austin
J Morea
Jon He
Pian Wey Toston
Ted
Martin Prucke
Tertewan
New Vink
Uaerta
Mortgage Loans Offer From Standard Mortgage Corp
Public notice advertises mortgages and loans up to 100000 with lowest rates. Mentions services in loans and investments, and related offerings with contact references and miscellaneous phrases from an OCR fragment.
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Shore Cottages Offer Ended on Bat Tie
Bridgeport notices a terse listing for shore cottages with an address and contact, indicating a local real estate or rental offer. The fragment mentions Howard F. and a Bridgeport address, signaling a property inquiry or sale notice.
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Beng Low
Batini
Howard F
Bridgeport
Wed a Week Wife Beat Him Says Man Danbury
In Danbury City Court a husband accused Mrs. Charles Van Secor, formerly Bertin Jolson, of breach of the peace and damaging an automobile window with a child’s toy ear. The case was continued a week. she posted bond and left for New Haven. The couple married a week earlier. she had three prior divorces and a diamond theft case years ago was dropped.
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Danbury
Mrrs
Charles van Secor
Mra
Bertin Jolson
New Haven
Tocuy
Vincent Labouati
Labonati
Emma Bordens Sister Buried in Fall River Mass
Funeral services for Emma Leonora Borden, sister of Lizzie Borden, were held in Fall River Mass today. The private ceremony followed arrangements Lizzie Borden allegedly made years ago. Burial took place at Oak Grove beside her sister and parents, with Negro pallbearers noted as a fading social custom.
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Lizzie Borden
Fall River
Pall River
Mass
Emma Leonora Borden
Newmarket
N.H
Lisbeth
Liaziv) Borden
Lia
Henry A Garadner
Toussett
Oak Grove
Bus Collision Injures 19 as Philadelphia Bound Vehicle Crashes
A Philadelphia bound bus collided with several cars on the Delaware River bridge while trying to avoid a taxicab. Nineteen people were injured, six taxicab vehicles were damaged, and bus driver John Bryan of five city yards was arrested on a reckless driving charge.
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Philadelphia
Delaware River
John Bryan
Ams
Auction Sales VITMIEES VY ALTON The Cetlection of aris
An auction notice appears with garbled headings and placeholder terms. The fragment mentions a sale date around a street location on MAIN ST and proceeds through unclear instructions. The text is incomplete and lacks identifiable parties or concrete lot details.
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Vitmiees
Aris Alleche
Sun Mole Vurignes
Ted Biremises
Wall Street News Notes Opens New Celotex Plant in Australia
Wall Street notes report Celotex plans a manufacturing plant for Celotex insulating lumber in Queensland, Australia, with former Prime Minister W M Hughes named to the Celotex Australia board. Rubber imports for five months reach 199,655 tons, with May at 36,569 tons. Rubber prices fall on the London market as crude rubber features weaken. First National Bank of Jersey City gains chance to extend actions via the McFadden act with the Hudson City branch opening tomorrow.
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New York
Associated Press
B. G. Dahlbert
Celotexs Company
Queensland
Australia
W. M. Hughs
Helyman
Celotex, Australia, Limited
Rubber Association of Ammerlen, Inc
McFadden
First National Bank of
Jersey City
Hudson City
Realty Deeds and Mortgages in Bridgeport Records
Realty deeds record transfers on North Main Street Bridgeport harbor and Ridgefield Avenue. Transfers include Edward Mulvey to Gustave Loehn and Peter Wren to Bridgeport and Fort Jefferson Steamship Company. Mortgages show Otto Corsene to Mechanics Savings Bank, with parcels on Hanlett and Goodwin Streets.
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Edward H. Mulvey
Gustave Loehn
North Main Street
Peter W. Wren
Bridgeport and
Fort Jefferson Steamship — Company
Stratford Avenue
Bridgeport Harbor
Lathan Snipler
Juan Lapinski
Maple and
Caroline Streets
Eugene F
Frank L. Wells
George Swezey
Ridgefield Avene
Bridgeport Land and Title Company
Paulo Iodicto
Alexander Avenue
Otto and
Addolorato Corsene
Mechanics Aust Farmers Savings Bank
Hanlett and
Goodwin Streets
Pi Lapinsk
Nathan Schipler
Caroline Ant
le Atreets
Europe Will Have Abundance In Future Says Fisher
Irving Fisher argues Europe will experience abundance and rapid postwar recovery. He notes restored trade within Europe, renewed exports, and strong American loans underpinning Europe’s industrial revival, with France and Italy moving toward gold payments and currency stabilisation.
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Europe
Irving Fisher
Econon Vale Univer
Irving IT
Lamont
Morgan
Russia
International Chamber of Commerce
Itc
Cefundhrs
America
Mr. Lamont
United States
France
Italy
Department of Commerce
Shipping Arrivals and Routes Across Major Ports
Shipping news lists arrivals and routes with ships including Liverpool London Montreal Hellig Clav Christiansand New York Callao Rochambeau Hamburg Columba Naples Minnetonka Scythia Copenhagen and other vessels. Entries show June dates and destinations from Glasgow New York Bergen Vigo and more, reflecting a busy transatlantic and international schedule.
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Liverpool
London
Montreal
Hellig Clav
Christiansand
New York
California
Glasgow
Vigo
Chicago
Trannsylvania
Stavangerfjord
Bergen
Aia Teresa
Callao
Rochambeau
Hamburg
Columba
Naples
Minnetonka
Scythia
Frederick VIII
Copenhagen
Improved R R Facilities Boost Fruit and Vegetable Traffic
The article notes a sharp rise in perishable produce movement by rail from 1924 to 1926, with vegetables and fruits such as grapeshot grapes tomatoes apples lemons and onions showing large percentage gains. It credits better railroad facilities and closer cooperation among producers distributors and transporters for increasing fresh food distribution and farm revenues.
Metal market bulletin from New York June reports
Copper steady at 12.73, tin 66.00 spot and 64.50 near term, lead quiet at 6.40, zinc steady, antimony and quicksilver quoted. Futures and nearby prices noted for various metals as of June 13 with limited regional detail and a brief market snapshot.
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New York
Associated Press
St. Louis
Cotton futures slide on steady selling pressure
Cotton prices moved lower across the board on July 13 with declines of 46 to 57 points. Nearby July prices opened around 16.34 to 16.36 and deferred contracts ranged from 16.63 to 17.09. Spot cotton remained quiet around 16.60 amid light trading.
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New York
Associated Press
Jay
Rubber market closes with July to October futures steady
Rubber trading opened with early closing in New York on June 13. July contract at 37.80, September 37.60, and October 37.60. Clearing house statement shows exchanges at 578 million dollars, balances at 168 million, and Federal Reserve bank credit balance at 9 million.
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New York
Associated Press
Ealy
Clearing House
Federal Reserve Bank
Railroads to share line for Oregon route connection
St Paul Minn June 13 Joint plan allows use of existing tracks and one new connection to link the Oregon Trunk Line with Klamath Falls Oregon A Great Northern led deal will purchase and integrate 40 miles of existing trackage with the Southern Pacific under a joint ownership and operating agreement The 26 mile Shevlin and Hixon railroad has already been bought by the Great Northern and will be used in the arrangement
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ST. Paul
Mlnn
Associated Press
Southern Pacific Wll
Oregon
Klamath Frills
New York
Ralph Budd
Great Northern
Northern Peeblc
Oregon Trunk
Budd
Wiliam Sproule
Southern Pascific
Southern Pacific
Shevlin and
Hixon
Great North
Ern
Foreign Exchange Rates for Various Nations and Cities
A bank column lists bid and cable rates in cents for major currencies and past-due quotations. It covers Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Jugoslavia Austria Roumania Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Montreal Portugal and more with specified demand and cable figures.
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Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Roumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Portugal
Wheat Reactions Mix Amid Mixed Liverpool Quotes and Profit Taking
Chicago wheat markets opened with initial gains from Kansas showers and firm Liverpool quotes but soon retraced as heavy profit taking emerged. Early prices showed small advances for wheat and oats, with corn modestly higher, while provisions trended upward.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Kansas
Liverpool
Your Money Problem by Marland H. Allen
A discussion on stock types and risk contrasts between common and preferred shares. It explains cumulative preferred stock, dividend impact, and how safety depends on company assets, earnings, and future profit prospects rather than just the name.
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Marland H. Allen
Wal T.ut
Ita
Exchanges Close in Tribute to Lindbergh Holiday
Markets including the New York Stock Exchange and curb market closed today in observance of the Lindbergh holiday. The New York Cotton Exchange and New York Rubber Exchange closed on normal schedule. The Treasury reported a daily balance of 896,600.
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Lindbergh
New York
Associated Press
Ni York Stock Exchange
Washington
The
United States Treasury
Se Uatentee General Fund
Cottonseed Crushing Passes 1926 Record
Census figures show cottonseed crushing for August to May at 6 105 554 tons, up from 5 451 173 tons the prior year. May on hand 173 435 tons, crude oil 1 826 900 118 pounds produced, refined oil 1 653 446 990 pounds, coke and meal 2 740 437 tons, linters 1 018 803 bales.
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Washington
Associated Press
Census Bureau
Loans to Brokers Slightly in Washington June 13
In Washington on June 13 the Federal Reserve Board reported loans held by member banks in the brokers dealers sector at 63,119,429,000 a slight increase from 3,061,891,000 the previous period. The figure reflects loans to brokers dealers in New York and other areas as part of Federal Reserve data releases.
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Washington
Cated Press
New York Pecerat
Federal Reserve Board
Money News: Call Money Holiday Mixed Collateral
Call money holiday with Joans steady and mixed collateral. Short-term mercantile paper improves to 4 1/4 with prime issues to 4 1/4. Market notes indicate firmer tone in mercantile finance and funding liquidity.
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New York
Jude
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