Senator Untermyer Clashes Over Federal Reserve Credit
New York reports Samuel Untermyer accuses Senator Carter Grass of stealing credit for the Federal Reserve Act and backs Senator Owen as the true author. He cites a pamphlet titled Who Is Entitled to Credit for the Federal Reserve Act and dismisses Grass as misrepresenting the act’s creators and aims.
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New York
Associated Press
United States
Carter Grass
Virginia
Samuel Unterminyer
Robert L Owen
Oklahoma
Untermyer
Senate Glass
Mace Public Today
Senator Glass
Wiliam Gibbs McAdoo
Unclear OCR Word Fragment Sparks Housing Ad Note
Fragmentary text mentions houses wanted and builders. It references Stock Builders and Contractors and a boats and launches listing. Portions of names and places appear garbled, offering no clear event or person data to confirm.
Death notices parade across city in June 1927
Multiple obituaries list deaths from June 16 to June 21 1927 in the city. Names include Hermine Gibnety Virgil Gibney Jane Gove Margaret Marler Caroline Sherwood Clarence Spalding and others with funeral arrangements, residence addresses, and burial plans at Mountain Grove Lakeview St Michaels Mt Grace and local churches.
Stock Price Signals Across Broad Markets Weekly Review
A sprawling tabulation of stock prices and financial indicators lists numerous companies, indices, and commodities. The page cites names such as Norfolk and Western, Goodyear, and Peninsular Oil in a dense market snapshot with quotes, line items, and implied movement across sectors.
Farm Labor Supply Increases As Factory Employment Lessons
The article notes a shift from city migration to increased farm labor supply as factory employment falls about 12 percent over four years. By April 1, 1927 farm labor supply exceeded demand for the first time in years, with wages rising more slowly than factory wages. It suggests machinery reduces factory jobs and urges new products to use displaced workers.
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New York Federal Reserve Bank
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Radio Waves Aid Growth of Crops Declared at Trinity
Hartford June 19 Admiral Bullard, chair of the Federal Radio Commission, predicts broadcasting will boost crop growth as a future possibility. He cites experiments, radioactivity concepts, and high frequency currents, while noting radio’s spread of knowledge and career opportunities in broadcasting. The ceremony at Trinity College's 101st commencement featured a sermon on science reshaping views of God and society.
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Hartford
Associated Press
W. H. G. Bullard
Federal Radio Commission
Trinity College
Admiral Bullard
United Prait Company
California
Colorado
Christchurch Cathedral
Henry J. Condit
Ithaca
God
Dr. Condit
Pasteur
Curies
Waring
Gorgas
Goethils
Nullification of Dry Law Is an Established Fact, Green Says
Former U S Prohibition investigator Major Walton Green argues that repeal or modification of the Eighteenth Amendment is inevitable. He urges state-by-state control, warns that enforcement cannot restore prohibition, and endorses a path toward regulated alcohol under a revised framework rather than universal repeal.
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Green
U. S. Prohibition
America
Walton 4. Green
U. S
General Andrews
New York
Ontario
Andrews
Fiselow
Coast Guard
Canada
Detroit
Woodrow Wilson
Republic
Calvin Coolidge
Coolitze
Massachusetts
Congress
Middle West
Supreme Court
Severn
Uiverar
Haldane
England
Scotland
North America
America J
Obituaries for Agnes Sherwood and others in Bridgeport
Several notices report deaths and funerals in Bridgeport and nearby areas. Agnes May Sherwood, 22, died after a short illness at 5 Morehouse Street and will be buried at St Michael's Cemetery after services at St Ann's Church. Jane Robinson Grove, 59, formerly of Boston, died at 194 Arctic Street. funeral at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. T. F Rutledge Beale officiating, burial at Lake View Cemetery. Hermine Geluite, widow of Frederick Permaine, died at North Washington Avenue. funeral at 2:30 p.m. Rev. Herman G. Wiemer to officiate. burial in Park Cemetery. Mrs Josephine Sweet died at 289 Bensham Avenue. services held at Lieberum and Heaphy Funeral Home. body taken to Salisbury, Conn., for burial.
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Toxay Corp
Vy Ty Ainal Teamaer
Asphe
Henerah
Bros Pr
New York
Norfolk and Soult
Norfolk and West
North ‘Auer
Woo Wabuero
Tony
Cal
Iasy Drewood
Pratt
Northwest
Telso
Sorwink Tod
Hi Newell
West Supply
Olly Literatur
Goodyear
Minto
Asrawa
Fope
Wwe
Tse
Ain
Fe Fay
Aihy
Timon
Bon Harkin
Pope Ie
Owens Bottle
Gus
Flu
Lagan
Hollander and Son
Siuwit
Pan Am West B
Bar Kam Baaty
Lam Los
TBM
If SB
Ison Indep
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Tigard
Lani Siam Vemiek
Pac Ai Ae Shipping
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Kod
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Penn
Sean
Huston
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Tay
Hipa
Sato
Atlas
Nustin Nachols Sssbu
Anil Tnt
MOO Loew
Inara Gunas
Molopr
Leo Cut
Ken Troo
Poe
Conan
Congress Cigar Min
Conley Liatt
Toby
Steet
Cale Boat
Sory
Cueemer
Davison
Urem
Tin Pet
Auml West
Delonte
Tillsen
Vso
Pine
Oman
Agnes May Sherwood
Morehouse Street
George Bee
Delia Dodge Sherwood
Fairfield
Clarence George Sherwood
St. Ann’s Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Jane Robinson
David J' Gove
Arctic Street
Mre Grove
Wis
Boston
Bridgeport
A.W. Burritt Tumber Company
Clay Gordon
Jammca Plain
Hoy. T. F Rutledge Beale
Park Street
Hermine Geluite
Frederick Aemine
North
Washington Avenue
Bertha Lodge
Victoria Stamm
Herman G. Wiemer
German Reformed Church
Park Cemetery
Josephine Sweet
Bensham Avenue
Lieberum and Heaphy
Lafayette Street
Stephen F. Sherman, Jr
St John's Episcopal Church
Salisbury, Conn
American Flyers Chamberlin Levine Reach Vienna After Munich Landing
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine landed in Vienna at 7:26 pm after a Munich leg on their European air tour. Crowds cheered as Austrian officials welcomed the aviators at Aspern field and Vienna's city authorities organized a royal reception. The pair, escorted by planes a from Berlin to Munich, issued a proclamation thanking Germany for the reception and honors.
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Levine
Columbia
Gove
Vienna
Berlin
Associated! 4 Press
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Columbia Chamberlin
Munich
Foreign Office
Cmsé
Templebofer Ael
Germany
Associated Press
Clarence Chamberln
Charles Levine
Germas
Lince
Bavaria
Quere
Levins
Uber
Bathaus
Aero Club
Germ Touring Club
Ittine
Crary
Budapest
Warsaw
Zurich
Payia
Paris
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Federal Reserve Act
Rena
Builters and Contractors
Ana
Satiot
Geeimty
Hermine
Frederick Jo Gernity
North Washington Avenue
Buriain Park
Gibnen
Waldemere Avenue
Virgil Percleton Gibney
St. John's Episcopal Church
St. John's Episcopal Church, Corner Fairfield and Park Aves
Mountain Grove
David P. Gove
Lakeview
Marler
Margaret Marler
Lews E. Richards
Main Street
St Charles
St. Michaels
Sherwood
Caroline Mu Sherwood
Marcieune
Spalding
Groton
Clarence Balding
Laurel Avenue
Conn
the Pines
Fairfield Avenue
Mt. Grace Cemetery
Norwich Papes
TS Loving Shemory
Dee Snethiey
Graham
Fairfield Ave
Jc.l. Dennis & Son
Undertaker
Fanera
Barnam
Jpree Petroleum
Adking
Simu West
ASCO
Saar
Batman
Tuliman
Lion Anes
Reynolds
Messia Ensurance
Duket Ag
ST Joseph
Aie
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Martinson Sud Co
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Satomi
Deani
Strumberg
Simington
Bullard
Radio Commission
Mrs. Josephine Sweet
Trish
Phil
Roberta
Richad
Ham
Romerton
Frome
Walinpu
W. Johnson
Bee
Trubut
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Beate
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Canfield
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