Library Technology Department urged to aid Bridgeport businesses
Orlando Davis Mba urged Bridgeport manufacturers and merchants to use the Public Library's Technology Department. He touted a 1900 volume, 536 periodicals, and the department's data resources for municipal needs, electrical industries, accounting and advertising, urging patrons to return books to expand access.
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Fragmentary text discusses international commerce and currency comparisons involving Britain, the United States, China, and Russia. The legible bits reference a preview in London and mention values or exchanges between nations. Limited readable context prevents a clear event or outcome.
Westinghouse Chance Lock Pittsearch Meeting Recommended
A draft report from Westinghouse Air Brake Company directors outlines a recommendation to be considered at a stockholders meeting slated for August 17. The document notes a substantial value in assets and a plan involving a 1 chain coup and a 1000000 shares stake at 80 per share.
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203 West Pointers Get Diplomas at West Point
Graduation exercises for the United States Military Academy class of 1927 were held in the gymnasium due to spoiled plans. Approximately two hundred cadets received diplomas from the graduation speaker Dr. Briggs. Major German Charles Fourmenthall addressed the cadets and welcomed guests.
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Kentucky Court Nullifies 1925 County Election
The Kentucky court voids the 1925 Jefferson County election citing improper spending and improper influence. It finds no conclusive evidence of substantial Republican ballot fraud but condemns payback practices and funds used to sway voters. The ruling questions candidate finances and political influence tied to the election.
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Advertising Commission Set to Meet in Boston
The National Advertising Commission, celebrating fourteen years, will hold its annual meeting in Boston with sessions at the Hotel Statler on November 7 and 8. Publicity director Frans A Black, of Filenes Sons, announced the event as part of the New England Advertising Clubs convention. The commission serves as a higher authority on advertising practice and policy, with members drawn from principal advertisers and twenty one branches. Chairman W Brank McClure, secretary Edward Ho Kittredge, and other officers will conduct the sessions.
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Connecticut College for Women Grants Degrees at Ninth Commencement
Connecticut College for Women conferred degrees on 303 graduates in its ninth commencement held in New London. President Henry S. Coffin delivered the address on the college's mission and future, while prize awards and the traditional honors were announced.
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Canadian distillers donate to both parties in Ottawa hearing
A company secretary testified before the Royal Commission on Dominion taxation stating distillers contributed to funds of both the Liberal and Conservative parties. The report notes a total amount of $189,408.59 cited as donations through January 1.
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Rev kinile Joseph Palisoul head of the branch department at the Springfield Y M C A college will receive the first honorary degree from the International college tonight. He was born in France about 45 years ago, came to America, and joined the MCA faculty last September after serving as pastor of the French Methodist church in Manchester.
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Methodist leader served in New Hampshire and Lyons
A Methodist conference veteran in New Hampshire directed French work for years. He served with the French MCA in France during the war and later engaged in Lyons reconstruction, teaching English at the University of Lyons for four years.
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Meriden Church to Mark Sixtieth Anniversary
Rev George L Barnes rector of St Andrews church announced plans to commemorate the sixtyth anniversary of the church consecration, with November 6 and 7 events. Rev A T Randall, former rector, and eleven former assistants including Rt Rev C B Brewster bishop of Connecticut have visited to participate in the exercises.
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Adieu Wins Royal Ascot Race At 100 To 6 Odds
At Ascot England on opening day F W Horlock’s Adieu, a 100 to 6 long shot, defied odds to win the famous gold vase. Beam placed second, Marto was third, and King George two stakes honors followed in a day of fashion and racing. Royal procession featured the Prince of Wales and Princess Mary among a royal gathering.
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Condition of Drew Remains Unchanged at Hospital
San Francisco June 14 The condition of John Drew veteran actor at the hospital remained unchanged after a relapse over the weekend. The 73 year old author who had suffered arthritis and a relapse Sunday showed no further improvement according to his physician today.
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Reserved decision in church versus neighbors injunction case
Judge John Richards Booth reserved decision in a long running injunction case filed by St Johns Nepomucene Slovak RC Church against residents of Bingks and James streets East Side. The church seeks to make permanent a temporary injunction prohibiting a five car garage on adjacent property, claimed to disrupt church services and Rev Andrew Komara testified to noise incidents during services and when a house was moved on the site. Defense witnesses offered contrary testimony.
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New Seeeks Bids for Air Mail Contracts
Washington June 14 The Post department announces bids for four new air mail routes to be opened July 18 The proposed Albany to Cleveland route passes via Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo with Acheneetat mentioned in the route outline. The announcement lists other routes ending in Ohio cities and major hubs.
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