Grip Epidemic Eases as City Reports Attendance Rally
The grip outbreak in the city wanes with schools adding attendance, several teachers returning, and city services resuming normal operations. Firemen and police see partial staffing restored, though some departments remain short as the illness declines.
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Hhoush
Tratimar
Tueadav Ang
Menidae
Central
Warren Hardine
Wleh
Receiver settles 125000 claim with directors
The receiver of the defunct First National Bank of Putnam and the bank’s directors settled for 25000. The government had claimed four bad loans totaling 125000 by former cashier Gilpatric. Settlements release all directors except Gilpatric, with Brown Wheelock Bhasiley Dugas Mullan among survivors.
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G. Harold Gilpatric
Oda
A. Vito
Bank
G.lpatric
C H. Brown
Silas * Wheelock
R. S Bhasiley
Oscar Dugas
Edward Mullan
Settlement Aims at Bank Crash Estates
L. E Smith notes the settlement benefits estates of two directors who died in the 1924 bank crash, John A. Day and John C. Fox. The December recommendation to the comptroller forms the basis for the entitlement, stating the compromise would not prejudice the receiver and that directors waive rights to recover portions of loans possibly recovered from the bad loans.
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L. E Smith
John A. Day
John C. Fox
Bullard Company retires stock as earnings rise
The Bullard Machine Tour company reports its most successful year at the annual stockholders meeting. Net earnings more than double the $150 per share common dividend after depreciation and $70,000 in development costs, with 1,240 employees and payroll over $2,000,000. The vote authorizes the purchase of 900 shares of 7 percent cumulative preferred stock, with plans to increase common stock to 90,000 shares.
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Bullard Machine Tour Company
Ralph FE. McEldowney
Bridgeport
McEldowney and Company
Udo
Nxt
Mpower
P. Bullard
Remame Ag
Blessed Sacrament Choir Stages Two Act Operetta
Under the direction of Mr Grattan the Blessed Sacrament church choir presented a two act operetta The Lady of Limerick Town last night in the school hall on Orange street A large audience applauded the performance The leading female roles were Misses Johnenn and Nash while Ta ard Tvach played Judge Heatey Other cast members included Athen Thi sen Mrs Patrick Thewe Verein Wweliey Victor Seallin Heater Mae Manus Part Contan Toho Weta Mrs Phin Paieville Tamers Meuney Gearee Taunaon and Thomas Nach after the play there was dancing
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Athen Thisen
Patrick Thewe
Verein
Wweliey
Victor Seallin Heater
Mae Manus
Phin
Paieville Tamers
Meuney Gearee Taunaon
Thomas Nach
New England Coal Rates Plea Opposed Again
The Central Railroad of New Jersey asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to dismiss the New England Governors’ Pyle committee petition for no further hearings on anthracite rate care. The New York and Long Branch railroad joined in seeking dismissal of Kanawa Coal Operators association hearings. The Pennsylvania Railroad urged denial of further hearings, citing no justification for joint rate suspensions from New York to New England.
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Wasitington
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Pyel
New York and Lows
New York
Three Provinces Won Secede Says Canadian Flyer
Major Daniel Owen declares secession of Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island possible within Canada and criticizes policies. He cites Imperial decree as one route and notes maritime vulnerability under Quebec dominance and U S trade shifts. He warns of economic strain and absence of maritime branches in Canada.
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New England
Froston
Maritime Provinces
Canada
Daniel Owen
Annapotla
Canadian Air Service
Owen
Canadian Club
Boston
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Ireland
Noone
Maritimes
U. S
United States
Quebec
House of Commons
Upper Canada
Montreal
Comrade of Grant Dies at 86 in Wilkes-Killet
Col Jedediah Chase Payne 86, New York volunteer and signal corps officer at Grant Lee surrender, died in Wilkes-Kalil. He lived in the valley per years in oil and metallic parking ventures, held Grand and Lola Legion memberships, born Perth Amboy, N J, survived by widow and daughter in Bridgeport. A fragmentary note adds uncertain exposure to local directories and a stray political aside about churchmen.
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New York
Grand
Lola Legion Heorn
Perth
Amoy
N. J
Marie Payne Mass
Bidgeport
Coun
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