Buckland Presses New Haven Road Needs for 10 Percent Increase
Edward G G Buckland vice president of the New York New Jinver and Warlford Railroad told the governors committee investigating the necessity of a ten percent fare increase for New England roads that the move results from a study of renditions across all lines not just New Haven. He cited securities of the railroad’s leased lines totaling about 30 million dollars and said New York bankers would back the read with collateral, though others refused. He mentioned borrowing two million from Boston bankers to aid the railroad in its present situation.
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Governors Committee
Tates
New England
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Guckland
New Haven
Yand
Goring
New York
Boston
Sues Brothers to Compel Carrying Out Agreement
Meriden March 23. Papers served and property attached for 39000 in a suit by William Woolley of Glenwood against his brothers over the estate of their father. The action claims an agreement was made with the testator and his wife that he would settle with Woolley, but after a divorce the estate was not delivered.
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Meriden
Associated Press
Willianm
Glenwood Fins
Tosegha A. Woolley
W.I. Woolk
Thomas T
E. Woolley
Workers Laid Off at Big Railroad Shops
Boston March 48 Notices posted in the Boston and Albany Locomotive shops at West Springfield announce the closing of the shops next Saturday for an indefinite period. Officials cite business conditions for the shutdown and note additional employees are being laid off as the plants reduce staff.
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Mar
Boston & Albany
West Springfield
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Coroner Holds Lovermi For Cousin Murder
Dominick Lovermi is held in New Haven County on a murder charge in the death of his cousin James Lovermi. The shooting occurred during a brawl at the Lovermi farm last February 27, and Lovermi died March 3 at Griffin Hospital after being shot in the abdomen. He is scheduled for city court next Monday.
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Mix
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Unven
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Loyvermi
Griffin Hospital
Lovemt Farm
Mother burns with two of her children in home explosion
In Au on March 20 Mrs Jose Mendez Silva and two of her children died in a house blaze following an explosion from a Tam Bis stove. The children, sleeping near their mother, were believed to be trying to reach her bed when a jar tipped over the stove, triggering the inferno.
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Jose Mendez Silva
Staal
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Silva
Harding Supports Disarmament Amid Trade Protection Debate
In Washington in March, President Harding was quoted by a Philadelphia delegation from the Society of Men of Philadelphia. They urged world leaders to lead in arms reductions while warning that U S commerce could suffer without adequate protection.
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W. L. Douglas
W. Douglas
Wasitington
Mar
Harding
Delazation
Society of #men of Philadelphia
United Birles
Americ Commerce
Business men take over the Chicago Opera Co
A small group of wealthy individuals now control the Chicago Opera Company after a deal that moved ownership from a larger group to a focused set of investors. The arrangement apparently involved substantial underwritten funding, signaling a major shift in leadership and strategy for the company.
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Chicago Opera CO
Maren
Dress Linings and Snowyte Brassieres Sale Ad
A classifieds snippet advertises dress linings in sizes 34 36 38 40 42 50 and 65 Snowyte brassieres with shields priced from 1.00 to 2.69, offering undergarment and accessory options for shoppers.
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