Yale Expenditures, Yale Growth Amid War Returnees
Yale University reports a shift in cost and revenue from 1920 to 1924 with expenditures rising from 1.19 million to 1.6 million and annual revenue up to about 2.8 million. President Hadley notes postwar student returns and continued interest in college life. Dr. William A. Brown releases an accompanying analysis of Yale’s educational output and governance.
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Hadley
New Haven
Arthur
Yale University
Boller
William A. Brown
Beling
University
Yale
New Haven Votes 80 Million Bond Issue Revised
New Haven stockholders at a meeting reconsidered the plan for an 80 million bond issue. The revised proposal would secure a general mortgage on the railway system to refund indebtedness and obtain a U S government loan, with 13 million for improvements and 65 million for refunding federal-control debts. Buckland defended the change, noting government limits on bond security. The session, attended by only a few holders, featured heated questions about officer salaries and pension plans, with Buckland resisting disclosures.
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NEW Haves
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
iVice
2. G. Buckland
Lrectos General of Railroads
the Treasury
Zarop Bogician
Boston
Eign
Marits Snier
Mx. Buckland
Pearson
Pensinasy
Air Buckland
Bogigian
Buctland
Buckland
Guskland
Merrisoy
Teolficvra
Realty Records and Mortgage Deeds List in Public Notice
Real estate transfers include Tren Klein to Lorence Nagy, Sarnik to Tulia Kulowski, Miller Jane French to James B. Stevens, and many others with specific lot sizes and street names. Mortgage details show sums and parties like Beckwith, Bradley, Lyon, and City Savings Bank. Also Certificates of Attachment and numerous civil claims appear, highlighting property liens and financial judgments. The section ends with a quotation on the changing attitude of graduates toward teaching.
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Tren Klein
Lorence Nagy
Jnoureek Avenue
Joseph Sarnik Et al
Tulia Kulukowski
Orland
Ere- Worth
Arthur C. Gibson
Joseph G. Morin
Armstrong Place
Millig Jane French
James B. Stevens
Liberty Street
Frank Millichael Dg
Jordan
Michas Stavrovaky
Seaside Avenue
Jorge Malone
Tucy L Deanson
Harral Avenue
Sarah Westey Beckwith
Cornelia T. Bradley
Willamette
J. H. Lyon
Seaview Avenue
Aretely
Stevens
Mille Jane Lorinez Nagy
Irene Tlain
City Savings Bank
Orchard Street
Julia A. Canny
Joseph G. Morzin
Armstrong Plac
Joseph TW. Dullis
West Side Bank
Howard Avenue
Ovo
Lucy L
Dennison
George Ma Jone
Harrar Avenue
Samuel
William P. Charles
Boston Avenue
Black Bath Estates, Incorporated
James J. Wish
Allies Said to Have Agreed On German Reparations Plan
Paris dispatches report that Allied representatives and German officials settled the reparations program. The sequence remains: BrusaIls conference of experts, a Geneva meeting between Allies and Germany, reparations committee reviews, then a premiers meeting to ratify committee decisions.
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Paris
Hurl v. Derby
Geer
Leygues
Mirler
Foreign Office
Brusavls
Geneva
Geman
Shotgun Incident In City Court Office
A loaded .22 caliber shotgun seized by police from a prisoner named George T Barber during a drunkenness arrest was brought into the city court room. After adjournment the weapon remained loaded in Clerk Staiths desk exhibit and discharged during pharmacist Maward Coffe examination, damaging a filing case and startling attendees.
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George T. Barber
Barber
Staith
Maward Coffe
Wamit Beach
Stans Ing Aening Coffes
Dyer Warns Big Navy Or War With Japan
St. Louis congressman L C Dyer warned that the United States must build and maintain an unmatched navy or risk war with Japan as tensions rise during a rousing address on Armistice Day.
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U.S. Navy
Japan
Dyer
St. Louis
L. C. Dyer
Patents Issued To Connecticut Citizens
Patents issued recently to Connecticut residents include Nils E. Anderson of Bridgeport assigning to Un tleewond Typewriter Company in York City, for a sound and short absorbing machine support. George Deli and Carl G. Crorquist are also listed with related inventions and assignments.
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Connecticut
U. & Pozen
Wiffice
Nils EB. Anderson
Bridecport
Untleewond Typewriter Company
York City
George
Mogul Rae Greenvi Dus Leads Cottons Plot Shutdown
An elusive oil and cotton syndicate led by Rae Greenvi Dus pursues vast plots to harness thousands of workers. Tonight authorities move to halt the operation, seizing assets and curbing activity as investigations proceed.
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Moraghan
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