Experts Study Policy Problems on Insurance Day
Hartford November event draws insurance commissioners from several states and company executives. Commissioner Dunham of Connecticut says attendees and the public will gain from examining policy details and coverage to avoid gaps. He emphasizes many policies are complex and misunderstandings arise without thorough review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Navy
Connecticut
Hattiard
Arangune
Joseph Button
New Missioner
Viginia
Edward Maxon
New Jersey
Wesley E. Moak
Massachusetts
James V. Barry
Metropolitan Lie Insurance Company
Ernest L. Heppenheimer
Colonial Life Insurance Company
Clarence C. Hovrs
News York
F. Robertson Jones
Workmen's Compensation Bureau of
New York
Nelcome
Howard P. Dunham
Xeents
Dunham
Det
Multiple Nov 1927 Death Notices From Bridgeport Area
A sequence of obituaries from Bridgeport area newspapers dated November 18 to 22 1927. Notices mention Helen Broherton Jessie Hale Cowles Wrekliffe Brown Henriette Burr William Hen Denise and Son Vincent Feticelli John H Greenwood Emma Henderson George Hudak Israel LeVatlee and others. Funeral details include venues in Bridgeport Fairfield Westport and Monroe with interments at Oaklawn Elm Grove Lakeview and St Michael's cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Helen Irene
Everett S. Broherton
Fairfield, Conn
Chas
Fable Funeral
Westport Conn
Oaklawn
Fairtela. Brown
Boston
Mass
Jessie Hale Cowles
George M. Brown
Stretford
Conn
First Methodist Church
Fairfield Avenue
Mountain Grove
Brown
Wrekliffe
Emily M. Brown
Trumbull
Lakeview
Berr
Henriette Burr
Henry G. Burr
Huntington
Lewis
Elm &J
Monroe
William Hen
Stratford
Chlffe Sr. Brown
Charles L. Denise
Telicelli
Vincent Feticell
John
Fi Seoassiano
Santa Capasso
Evergreene Avenue
Saint Raphael's Church
Taterment
St. Michaela
Galenwood
John H. Greenwood
Puwers
Broad Street
Sacred Heart Church
St. Michael's
Notason
Fairfield
Corn
Emma M
Robert J. Henderson
Henderson Road
Nedak
George Hudak
Ste Cyr and Methodius
St Michael’s
Israel
Ethel
Culon
Hartford
Man Falls Down 160 Foot Chimney to Death
Philadelphia report states Robert Tucker a 63 year old chimney repairman fell 160 feet from a scaffold at a manufacturing plant’s smokestack as the whistle neared the end of the week. He plunged to his death while co workers narrowly avoided the same fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Socated
Robert Tucker
Tucker
Alain
Feud Erupts Between Dope Peddlers in Bronx Shootout
In New York a heavy gun battle left two wounded as narcotics operatives investigated a possible feud among dope peddlers. Victims include Nathan Brooks of Philadelphia, 30, and Benjamin Weston of the Lower East Side, 30, shot in the hip. a bystander Herman Weinstein, 30, was also hit. A .38 revolver and opium sewn in clothing were found on Weston, who was arrested for narcotics and gun violations. Police described a wild street shooting as a car sped past with several armed men. Weinstein and his wife were waiting near a theater when the exchange began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associat
Jed
Bronx
Nathan Brooks
Philadelphia
Han
Benjamin Weston
Lower East Side
New York City
Jones
Patents For Sprinkling Iron And Rotary Press Unite
George H Manning reports that three US patents were granted to Charles A Brewer of Noroton Heights for an electric iron with water reservoir and sprayer, an anti overheat iron design, and a rotary pressing apparatus. Brewer assigned these to Cannon Engineering of Brooklyn. Additional patents were awarded to Philip D Greenstein of Bridgeport for asbestos brake bands and Horace Gilbert of Devon for an oil heater, both assigned to Bridgeport firms.
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George H. Manning
Washington
United States Patent Office
Charles A. Brewer
Noroton Heights
Conn
Brewer
Cannon Engineering Company of
Brooklyn
Philip D. Greenstein
Bridgeport
Greenstein
Raygestos Company
Horace ©. Gilbert
Devon
Harry E. Gilbert
Bridgeport Man Held as Drunken Driver
Westport reports Martin R. Meyers of Bridgeport was arrested by State Trooper Charles C. Chamberlain for operating a car under the influence after a verbal dispute with two companions at State Street and Riverside Avenue. Meyers posted a $200 bond and was released to appear in Westport Town Court Monday morning.
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Westport
Spe
Martin R. Meyers
Myrtle Avene
Bridgeport
Westport Town Court
Charles C. Chamberlain
Meyers
State Street
Riverside Avenue
Norwalk
Bernard Ro Scully Enne Trnoper Chamberlain
Bratianu denies request for republic in Roumania
Premier Bratianu denies reports he seeks a republic in Roumania and defends the monarchy as essential to the constitution. He says the Liberal government has the regency’s confidence and urges unity, while outlining views on consent, collaboration, loans, and a moderate stance on alcohol.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Iby Associated Press
Bratianu
Liberal Party
Ferdinand
Brittany
Carol
Coral
Marie
Helen
Michael
M. Brailanu
United States
M. Bratlunu
Roumani
Roumannie
Soviet Russia
Alcouns
M. Bratianu
Doty Seeks Action in Morocco From Foreign Legion
Bennet J. Doty of Buloxi Mississippi once in the French Foreign Legion as Gilbert Clare of Memphis Tennessee says he wants combat in Morocco to win medals. He is reported to be in Sid Bel Abbes Algeria and declares no desire for liberation, while Paris denies any release.
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Paris
Bennet J. Doty
Buloxt
Mise
French Foreign Legion
Gilbert Clare
Memphis
Tenn
Syria
Sid Bela
Algeria
Doty
Morocco
Arnaud
Ministry of War
Associated Press
United States
Fisher Upholds Mellon's Views on Tax Reduction
Professor TAVENG PESHER of Yale analyzes Secretary Mellon's stance on tax cuts to the Ways and Means Committee. The piece discusses chamber proposals, corporate incomes, surpluses, and the impact on employment and manufacturing profits amid 1925-1926 conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Mellon
Taveng Pesher
Yale University
United States Chamber of Commerce
Ways and Means Committee
House
Debt Reduction and Surplus Tax Projections for 1926 27
An analysis shows a 635 million surplus tax tally for 1926 27 shrinking to 318 million and then 75 million after adjustments. Mellon urges faster debt relief while Coolidge backs using any further surplus for redemption. The debt has fallen from 26.59 billion in 1919 to about 18.51 billion, with eight tenths of a trillion dollar drop over eight years, a trend possibly influencing prices and credit. President Edgerton comments on recent fiscal steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Mellon
Mio
Xel
Didi
Coolidge
Bank Eiidip
Edgerton
U S Debt Trends 1919 to 1927 and Corporate Tax Plan
United States debt from 1919 to 1927 shows a shift as prices rise and a depression eases. Corporations pay most taxes while Mellon proposes reducing corporate income tax to 12 percent for profits over 625 000, with other changes to curb deficits and debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lear
Fenow
Tll
Local Produce Prices and Agricultural Goods Report
Prices for fruits vegetables and dairy are listed by grade and quantity across regions. Items include apples, oranges, bananas, melons, pears, grapes, cabbage, lettuce, onions, peas, and more, with weekly market changes noted alongside poultry dairy and hay and grain listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaga
Boston
GEO Pry
Heavy copper export buying lifts price in New York market
Copper for export shows strong demand with a 1 8 rise in electrolytic copper to 13 8 delivered in the Connecticut Valley. Producers are said to be seeking 13 2 4 in some cases as inquiries for equipment valued at 3 5600000 are sent out by Lawsville and Nashville for copper cars and freight cars. Coal traffic runs normal but lagging behind the 1926 period due to mild weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Connecticut
Lawsville
Nashville
Bonus systems spread across U S industry in study
A National Tagasteral Conference board report from New York finds increasing use of supplemental bonuses to improve efficiency. Bonuses reward punctuality, quality, safety and waste reduction, rather than penalizing workers. Data from 167 companies employing about 611000 workers shows mixed results and no clear overall advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Manufacturers
Mel- Ton
Federal Reserve Board
Resere
Advlee
Hmate
Ding
New York
National Tagasteral Conference Board
Park Avenue
Leva
Emptosc
Cacotilevos
Eadh
Carly Alent
Nung
Lucy
Bomw
Beard
Nioe
Bank and Insurance Stock Quotations Activity in Construction
Large U S construction activity shows a rise in new work reaching the proposed stage with the value up to 71.85 million dollars from 359 million the prior week per McGraw-Hill Construction daily reports. The report notes pronounced activity in school construction and overall volume suggesting a fairly high level ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
McGraw-Hill Construction Daily
Stock market hits new high as industry outlook brightens
A broad buying surge lifts the Industrial average to a fresh high, with bonds advancing and cotton futures sinking to season’s lows. Sterling nears gold export level, while yen strengthens. traders see improving basic industries and strong investment demand after the Liberty Loan retirement.
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New York
Associated Press
Popis
Wallstreet
Europe
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Irving Fisaet
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Avege
Averse
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London Financial Times
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Ivy
Enor
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Logal Produce
State of Cina Viewty
Rovenaer Deseriat
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National Industrial Conference Board
Bank and Insurance
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Atenk of
America
Manhattan
Sat Pinnkere Trust Company
Bankers Security Truat Co
Comenylsaat
Rook Ly Trust Company
Adel Berk
Paul Ra
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Ibisvnnan Nationat
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Bank
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Hanesen
Hatton Fare
North’ “America
Maark Casualty
Craven
Westehuster
Awaies
Kre
Clhawer
Monty
Tanding
Stoges
Stratford Avenue
Barnum Avenue
Hewitt Street
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