Absentee Ownership and Connecticut Chamber's Call for State Unity
The Connecticut Chamber of Commerce reports on state business leadership by President Stanley H. Bullard, urging wider support from absentee owners and urging local Chambers' collaboration. It highlights committees on finances, streams, advertising Connecticut, and public expenditures, while noting absentee capital and urging resident managers to engage with state and local chambers.
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State Chamber of Commerce
Stanley H. Bullard
Connecticut
Bullard
Connecticus
Commonwealth State Chamber of Commerce
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Yolhey Organizations
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Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
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Hartford
New Haven
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Waterbury
State Manufacturers’ Association
State Bankers’ Association
State Merchants Aesberation
Poszillys
Chamt of Commerce
Wilkin
Washington
Iyants Co
Ang Sage
Pennsylvania
Tio
Roemer
Waruyes Monnertioutts
London
Underwood Typewriter Company
Royall Typewriter Company
Bigelow-Hartford Carpet Company
Thompsonville
American Sumatra, Tobacco Company of
J. B. Martin Company
Norwich
United States Envelope Company of
Rockville
Challenge Cutlery Corporation
Bridgeport
New Departure Manufacturing Company
Bristol
Newark City
Provence
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Lin State
Ulamber
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Public Utilities Group
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Russia
Germany
France
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George B. Chandler
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United States
W. Chandler
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Werbert
Miller
George PL Veunart
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Co-operative Public Service
State Chamber
Samuel P. Senior
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
R. H. Leach
Handy and Harman
Robert S. Binkerd
New York
Victor S. Curtis
Connecticut Company
T. F. Clark
C. T. Dimond
Norwalk
Manufacturers’ Association of Connecticut
Merritt Continues Page One Coverage of Public Utility Talks
Boom Merritt notes a public utilities and banking and insurance departments meeting this afternoon with R J T. dligging as a speaker and references to taxation and the veto of a bill. Samuel Verguson of Hartford Electric Light Company planned remarks on utilities as servants of the people and public participation in rate decisions. A large gathering with industry leaders and city officials discussed urban utility management and civic engagement.
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Republica
Coolidge
Bullard
Mittens
R J T. Dligging
Public Utilities Commission
Utities
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Samuel Verguson
Hartford Electric Light Company
Ties A. Mckibben
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Guytord Uomenin
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Stern
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Chirle
W. Walley
Charles Munsey
Ueda
Genrogeth Masen
Walter Ts Nin
Senator Melean's Letter on Bonus Tariff and Election Risk
Hartford Chamber of Commerce urges President Coolidge's veto on the tariff bill to avoid radical legislation and preserve business interests. Melean's letter warns a failure to dispose of the bonus could cost Coolidge votes and threaten corporate earnings, while favoring lower taxes and stable policy.
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Melean
Hartford Chamber of Emameres
Coolidge
Afelean
Benlind Seanete
Omar
Tame Tae Wesxk
House of Representatives
Iadis
Gores
George VL
Cairn Watford
Connenticut
Chamber and Senate Debate on Wheeler Trial and Tax Bills
A chaotic transcript shows Connecticut chamber directors opposing a proposed social reform and injuring workers training. The discussants refer to the Sowell Barkley measure and income tax provisions while opposing railway reforms. Wheeler’s court exposure and a heated Senate session follow.
Unclear Meeting Notes Across Multiple Local Venues
Fragmented OCR reads like a list of scattered meeting names and place hints. Several proper nouns and locations appear without clear context or dates, making it difficult to identify a single event, outcome, or subject.
Louis Baker Resigns From State Police Service
Louis Baker of Ridgefield resigns after a decade in the State Police, ending a long police career amid internal changes. Details are unclear due to damaged text but confirm his departure and prior service.
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Louis Baker
Ridgefield Barricks
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West Cts
West Cts Tg Ince
Rome
Carlos Hiatt
Pee
Railroads Essential to Nation Prosperity Says VP Binkerd
Railroads are a basic economic factor vital to national prosperity and individual lives. VP Binkerd urged fair, adequate rates to support sound operation and avoid under or over production while stressing rail freight’s critical share of national commerce and current 1928 activity.
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Heputlican
South Dakota
Senaor Wheeler
Montana
Interior
Ato Greet Lengti
Ster- Jinx
Wheeler
Stan
Mali
Bete
Wien
Royaghs
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