Freight rates drop as railways cut costs across regions
New York Nov 1 Freight rate reductions are spreading across sectors with biggest gains for exports. Lumber rates from the Pacific coast to New York show a 10 percent drop while grain costs remain sharply reduced in western routes. Apples melons and canned goods face 13 to 18 percent cuts as rail networks adjust to canal competition and eastern western railway alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Apple
New York
Mississipa
Rednella
Gom
Beciic Coast
Panama Canal
Stemmrahin Competitien
Pacific Coast
Steel shortage halts millwork in district plants
A steel shortage disrupts operations at several mills in our district. Langlian tin plant and related facilities cut runs while layoffs and shutdowns stretch across New Castle, Youngstown, and nearby sites. Wheeling Steel resumes partial output, boosting tube works and Top Mill furnars to meet demand.
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Martrns Forry
Ortage
Stad
Aia
Aig Carentgie Steel Company
Langhiln Tin
Bheet Mid Tin
Steel Corporaton
Furnars
Wheeling
Shipping, bridges, and imports in uncertain times
The article reports on wartime or postwar era tensions affecting harbor shipping, bridge maintenance, and port operations. It notes a high new bridge, reduced shipping volumes, and ongoing efforts by The Cerme Company with two small freight steamers serving Cedar Creek and New York City docks. Reports mention labor issues and vessel arrivals, including Charles LeCaffrey and Owen McWilliams, amid market strain and policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerme Company
Cedar Cree
New York City
Realty Records shows numerous transfers and deeds across streets
A batch of real estate records lists warranty deeds and property transfers including Dees to Iniihey and Wegr, Winter chamberlain to John Freet, Chopéey Hill road, Dittler to Abraham Snelin, and Ferguson to Tin M. Late John Street. It also notes numerous street names such as Olive street, Leopol din Schomberg to Powis, Highland circuit Cheraberlain to Thomas, Seaview Avenue, West Liberty Avenue and other property actions with values from 1,500 to 4,580 and an attachment against John Mola and Theresa Caiuta.
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Dees
Iniihey
Winterchamberlain
John Freet
Chopéey Hill Road
Mm Sheatnaie
David M. Dittler
Highland c C. Cheraberlain
Thomas Grave
Tinman
Matthew
Ity
Grant Sireet
Seaview Avenue
Clarin Devils
Cobb
Mary Ken
West Liberty Avenue
Seilinns
Joseph W
Bliatford Avenue
Casey
Rank
A. McCarthy
Mary J. Mecarthy
Jenn FF
Koene
Fastigaton
Ty Temassid Neti
Reston Avenue
Mars Werrzyn
Casey, Realty
Grant View Avenue
Hosellyn Biargauti
John Mola
Theresa
Caiuta
Forenochy Event Attracts National Economic Service Interest
A hazy note from a 20th century economic bureau outlines a planned program titled Forenochy Event. It cites high level interest and invites regional participants to engage in a policy discussion. The fragmentary text mentions Hay Cub and Sernbfield with dates tied to a Thursday.
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Howell
Progkmire Economic Service
Scout Medal Found Engraved With Name
A missing Scout medal was recovered, bearing the engraved name of the Scout. The pendant was presented by the Treasury Department for the Liberty Loan campaign in October 1928. A secretary at Post Publishing confirms the discovery and return of the medal.
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Beaside
Treasury Department
Gervinng
Hair Darkening Remedy Promotes Home Brewed Dyes
A Buchanas County resident known as Boots advertises a home remedy to darken gray hair. The recipe uses bay rum water, Barva Compound, and glycerine to tint hair every other day, claiming it darkens without harming color or shine and that the mixture is inexpensive to make at home.
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Boots
Buchanas County
Alnes
Adverlisn
Major General March Quits Service Today
Major General March resigns from the service effective today. The notice cites his long career and contributions, including leadership through wartime operations and significant impact on unit modernization and transnational cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March
John T Bing Very Tiss at Gell save headline
A compact note references an incident in politics with a mention of John T and Bing, framed as a headline style update. The fragment hints at a political event or clash and a saving or salvage moment connected to Gell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T
Bing Very Tiss
Gell
Murphy Beats All In Irish Battle Tale
An old Chronicle recounts a chaotic brawl over Irish ties as Murphy defeats rival Tom in a street clash. Amidst shouting and a crowd, a tangle of threats ends with Murphy asserting dominance and the onlookers dispersing.
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Murphy
Lee Gentle and Family Doctor Report Recovery
A damaged OCR fragment references a person named Lee and a family doctor noting recovery. It mentions a Babe birth of domestic warning and scattered family in the United States. Exact details, dates, and full context are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Una
Steen Hving
Wein
United States
Inman Yards
Missing person Stella Getrosk found alive near Duns Hain's Corners
Reportedly missing since Tuesday night, Stella Getrosk was located alive at Duns Hains Corners six miles south of here and about three miles from her father's farm near Rhode.
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Stella
Getrosk
Dunshain
Rhode
Near Bear Story Ends in Judge's Discharge
Two men from St Phia Tennessee faced charges of an elective alary after a dice incident near a polling place. The judge, Mimars, discharged them after noting the thirty cents found on the ground and the derisive "come seven" sounds. The tale, filled with dubious details, was deemed insufficient for further action.
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Stphia
Tenn
Harili
Gorner
Henry Mora
Mimars
Hell
Beer
Dt Wassweil
Moonshine Raid Targets Writer Bolen Home
Deputies raided the Olimgnes Tennessee residence of Writer Bolen seizing and destroying a still with 3 elaty callon capacity, 80 gealion of moonshine skitor and 2000 gallons of beer. Bolen was dragged from a soot-filled chimney in one piece and charged with illicit distilling.
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Shiner
King
Dapnites
Bolen
Key
Bollen
Are
Bank Employes Organize Club at American Bank and Trust
Officers and employees of the American Bank and Trust company formed a club. W. Cureus was elected chairman, Miss Wilma Rakos vice chairman, Y. Frauenberger second vice chair, Miss Af. Sullivan secretary, V. Morehouse treasurer. Executive committee includes Wilma Hakes, Sarah Belk, W. H. Poole, J. F. Grady, and W. B. Guiris. Weekly meetings set for Thursday 4:20 p.m. to discuss topics of the day and bank service. President Tremain will host members at the Algonquin club Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bank and Trust Company
W. & Cureus
Wilma T. Rakos
Y. Frauenberger
Af. B. Sullivan
V. Morehouse
Trermain
Algonqauin Club
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TRL. Ee
America
Eoticle
Long Island
E.r
Boston
Hayes Fish Co
Fairfield Ave
Barnum
Hovientenlonti Atratiurd
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Noeyarmver
Natiye Som
Il Welyorma
Fabri
Carters
Chipping Ghules
Charles @leCaffrey
Owen McWilliama
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Turea
Wells
Aetice Sergien
Gannind
Pune
Rebll
Lee
BANK
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Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Horne Furnishing
Bridgeport
Nothingle
Glenwood Coal and Gas
Whittall
Hoover
Geo. E. Nothnagle & Son
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