Bond Market Slacken as New Financing Attracts Surplus
New York November 25 AP The bond market wore a dull tone though a firm undertone persisted all month as steady demand supported railroad and high grade public utilities. Foreign issues eased on profit taking but new financing attracted surplus funds. debt offerings over 32 million were absorbed, a Tokyo loan of about 20 million was anticipated, and foreclosure bas es for St Paul railways prompted buying before some prices cooled.
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New York
Undertone
Yokohama
St Paul
Granby Minings
Public hearing of Board of Appeals on zoning Monday
There will be a public hearing of the Board of Appeals on zoning Monday after 1 on November 20 3192p at 500 pm Standard Time at the Common Court Chamber City Hall. Fitzgerald for Derrilesion to reset a frame after a Willow to present age at 320 Lincoln Ave. O Tregier for pecm sale to erect same shed at 61 French Street for the Rappaport permission to erect a garage at Old Fairfield Ave corner roof Norman St. Zitney for permission to erect a new garage 37% Ridgefield. John Schwarz Secretary.
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Noticr
Appemla
City Hall
Fitzgerald Cc
Lincoln Ave
Awartes
French Street
Old Tairfield Ave
Norman Straitren
Hidgefield Arn
Sienedy Board OF Appfats
John. Schwarz
Notice of sympathy for Mrs Rose Pen Zaluee’s family
The community extends thanks to friends and the Aung Alter Society for floral offerings and sympathy following the death of Mrs Rose Pen Zaluee. Devotion from Devon Hose Co No 4 and the Devon community is acknowledged. Amopie Tepech, Mr and Mrs Gforce Pultow and family express gratitude for support.
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Mra Rose
Wien
Mays Frtevis
Medric
Devon Hose Co
Amopie
Your Money Problem Endowment Annuities for Retirement
Harland H Allen explains how modern endowment annuities provide fixed lifelong income after retirement. The article contrasts risky old trade luck with planned savings, noting options to start payments at 60 or 70, and outlining premium structures, survivor benefits, and the advantage for middle aged savers without dependents. It stresses taking steps to ensure a secure old age rather than relying on investment luck.
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Nsurance
Loans to brokers rise at Federal Reserve banks
Washington November 22 AP loans held by brokers and dealers from New York City Federal Reserve member banks totaled 2 609 024 000 for the week ending November 17 up from 2 608 008 000 the prior week the Federal Reserve Board announced.
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Washington
New York City
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Realty records show varied deed transfers and mortgage activity
Realty records list warranty deeds from William Nygren to Manfred John and from Wicoty and Josephine Kaminski to Lena Gibson, with multiple properties on Taft, Putnam, Hawley and Platt streets. Mortgage deeds show Katherine Szczerba to Zlate Miller on Taft Avenue and other transfers involving Dominico Poliseno, Louis Polisaho, and City National Bank on Fairfield. Quit claim by Sherley Land Company to Drews Fuller Company for Hawley property. Oldest rose tree in the world near Hildesheim parish church in Germany is estimated at 1000 years old.
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William Nygren
Manfred Johnson
Taft Avenue
Lena Gibson
Whity
Josephine Kaminski
Putnam Street
Samuel Goldman
William Klaubert
Hawley Avenue
M J Jordan Company
Paul Falco
Platt Street
Katherine Szczerba
Zlate Miller
Wicoty
Josephine Kaminsk
Long Gibson Realty
Dominico Poliseno
Louis Poliseho
Willow Street
Israel Cohn
City
Sherley Land Company
Drews- Fuller Company
Hawley
Hevchts
Bridgeport Land and Title Company
Valley View
Jordan and
Selleck
Arthur Gibson
James A Turner
Hildesheim
Germany
U S Leads World in Crop Production Share
The United States accounts for about 69 percent of world cotton, 66 percent of corn, and 38 percent of oats, with tobacco near 58 percent. Rye barley and potatoes are less prominent, reflecting lower domestic consumption, while the U S remains a major exporter despite a smaller wheat share.
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United States
Pubishers’ Association
America
Liberty Bonds in New York Closing Update
AP reports Liberty bonds trading in New York with series data and bond numbers. The closing figures list multiple issues including First Second Third and Fourth series alongside Treasury entries and numeric identifiers.
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NEW York Now
Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Treasury
13 Million Bales of Cotton Ginned to November 1
The census bureau reports 13,953,708 bales of cotton ginned this year through November 1, plus 426.26 round bales counted as half bales. Ginnings to November 14 last year were 1,266,352 bales. State totals include Texas 4,027,159 and Alabama 1,257,611 among others.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Maissouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Sage
Texas
Virginia
Coast Line to issue new stock for Atlantic Coast Line
The Atlantic Coast Line railroad announced plans to finance via a $24 million common stock increase. A stockholders meeting is set for December 13 in Richmond VA to approve the issue, with $13,754,503 offered at par in exchange for new shares. Rights to subscriptions will be valuable as the offered shares trade above par. First rights quotations opened near 16.50.
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New York
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Richmond
Coast Line
Francs Rise Halted at Paris Bourse
The franc’s upward swing ended in a feverish session at the Paris Bourse. The dollar closed at 28.52 francs after fluctuating near 28.50 and briefly dipping below. Opening was 27.48, vs last Saturday’s 28. There was strong reaction in foreign securities amid conflicting speculative elements seeking control of the exchange.
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Paris
Shipping News Reports Arrivals and Profit Signal
Shipping news notes arrivals of the Ryndam from New York Republic Bremen to Hong Kong on November 22 and the Estonia to Copenhagen on November 21 for New York, along with a reported net profit of 2.20 for Continental Baking Corporation and subsidiaries over 18 weeks ending Geto! 23, with unclear context.
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Ryndam
Hong Kong
New York Republic
Bremen
New York
Continental Baking Corporation and Subsidiaries
Danbury Power Bonds Approved for Registration
The Public Utilities Commission approval of a 600000 bond issue by Danbury Power and Transportation Co. is sufficient for registration, per Attorney General Healy in response to Comptroller Salmon. The decision notes no requirement to file a detailed expenditure certificate, as the new plan protects investors via public record.
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Hartford
Danbury Power and Transportation Company
Frank B. Henry
Frederik EB. Salmon
Salmon
Healy
General Assembly
Public Utilities Commission
Comproller
Theresa Oelrichs Dies Society Leader in Newport
Theresa Oelrichs, longtime society luminary and head of a triumvirate that shaped New York and Newport circles, died at Rosecliff on Bellevue Avenue after a long illness. Her son Thomas, together with her husband Hermann, had links to major families like the Fish and Belmonts, and her inheritance history attracted wide attention. Funeral plans await her son's return to Newport.
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Astor
New York
Newport
Oelrichs
Fish
Belmont
Theresa Alice Fair
James Graham Fair
Ireland
California
Nevada
San Francisco
Mise Fair
Virginia Fair
William K Vanderbilt Jr
Hermann Oelrichs
Oelriche
Oerrichs
Rosecliff
Bellevue Avenue
Thomas
Union Tank Car stockholders approve capital increase and dividend plan
Stockholders approve increasing common capital from 25 900 000 to 40 000 000 or from 254 000 shares at 100 par to 400 000 shares at 100 par. Preferred stock is called for redemption December 1. Company previously announced that with the increase the directors would be in a position to declare a 25 percent stock dividend if deemed advisable.
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Union Tank Car Company
Classified Columns Are Index Of Conditions, Professor Says
Professor Irving Fisher of Yale analyzes how Help Wanted and Situations Wanted ads reflect the price level in Minneapolis–St Paul from 1921 to 1926. Rising prices boost advertising and employment for many occupations while falling prices shrink such ads. overall stability benefits workers, profits, and purchasing power.
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Irving Fisher
Yale University
St Paul
Minneapolis
Monthly Review
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Report
Federal Reserve Board
Particulars Asked in Maine Charges
Democrat's statement from Portland Maine reports Fulton J Redman accusing Arthur R Gould of involvement in a New Brunswick matter. Redman declines further discussion and emphasizes opposing money influence in public office while defending his anti payoffs principle. He travels to Skowhegan to speak on the issue.
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Portland
Fulton J Redman
United States
Arthur R Gould
Skowhegan
Thunswick
Gould
St John River
Pennsylvania
$140,000,000 Bid For St Paul Lines Arises In Chicago
Dissatisfied Jameson group holders of 24 million in junior obligations move to halt the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul sale in Butte. Attorneys seek intervention in reorganization, but Judge Evan Evans declines. The court ruling opens path for appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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Fried
Chicago
Milwaukee
St Paul
Allway
Butte
Mont
Jameson Group
Ehc Tameson
New York
Evan Evans
Circuit Court of Appeals
Tudge Evans
Alschuler, Anderson and
Page
Evans
Supreme Court of the United States
Robert Golding
Three Killed In Los Angeles Fire
A heavy explosion preceded a three story wooden apartment fire in Los Angeles killing William Rockwell his wife Milgabeth Rockwell and Mia Filzabeth Stegg eighty. At least 19 others were injured and nine hospitalized. The blaze caused an estimated 106000 dollars in losses as investigators search for the fire origin.
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Los Angeles
Cal
William Rockwell
Milgabeth Rockwell
Mia Filzabeth Stegg
Rockwells
New York City
Rochester
N Y
Stegg
Lincoln
Neb
Sarth
J Cowan
Miremen
Shaw Expected to Be Appointed County Judge
Senator Samuel Shaw of Neading is expected to receive the Wakfield County Common Pleas judgeship after Judge Walsh's death. Governor Trumbull may appoint Shaw, with speculation he will become the new judge after the General Assembly session. Garlick, Earle Garick and others are discussed as possible appointees.
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Samuel (. Shaw
Neading
John H Trumbull
Common Pleas Court
Wakfield County
John J Walsh
Norwalky
Walsh
Shaw
General Assembly
Common Pleas
Frank
Wilder
E Earle Garick
Teports
Senator Shaw
Senate
Elbert L Darble
Killingly
House
Judiciary Committee
Daniel M. Cronin
New London
Cronin
Youth Makes Dollar Buy Food for 3 Days in Stamford
Elwin Smith sixteen of Vernon Vermont was found asleep in the Stamford station waiting room after fleeing home with one dollar. He said he had not eaten since leaving Thursday and planned to have more funds next time. His father Guy Smith a station agent was en route to Stamford. The report also notes Reo Motor Car earnings for the year ending August 21 with profits down from the previous year.
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Stamford
Elwin Smith
Vernon
Guy Smith
Vermont Central Railroad
Vernon High Schoo
New London
Community Chest Seeks 75000 From City Businesses
A city wide Community Chest drive reports 75000 still needed with many firms pledging support. Totals from sixteen regiments in the industrial division show substantial contributions as several companies, banks, and schools pledge 100 percent or more of their payrolls. The final meeting at the Stratfield will be at 6 30 tonight with city departments and the Police Department notably contributing significant sums.
Arrears Paid In Tax Notice To Property Owners
Tax Collector Howard Challenger mails statements to all persons with arrears on 1926 property taxes and earlier delinquencies. The office has collected $10,000 in personal tax arrears this month as delinquents are turned over to police daily to protect mortgage holders and others before property sale for unpaid taxes.
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Howard
DeMolay Circus Delights Bridgeport Crowd At Pyramid Mosque
About 1600 spectators saw the DeMolay Circus at the Pyramid mosque last night. Highlights included the DeMolay patrol under Adolph Albright and Wi Wilson, the Haipet im of act, the clown band led by Goodsell, and dancer Miss Alice Craig. Edward Martyne directed with Charles Sirrins assisting. show runs tonight with dancing after each performance.
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Pyramid Mosque
Adolph Albright
End Wi Wilson
Ll. Spaner
A. Bowman
R. Pride
M Bogen
D Newman
W Renz
W. DeMoines
W Arnold, Jr
W. Duncan
F. Crossley
R Angnee
BR. Rogenbaum
A. Nelson
R. Randolph
C Coulon
Goodsell
Alice Craig
Bridgeport
Net Wayburn
William Stone
Edward Martyne
Barnes and Bailey's
Charles Sirrins
DeMolay
Alfred Bayers
Russell Stewart
Charles McMellon
Richard Roses
Baum
Gordon Care
Norwalk Redmen Invite Milford Tribe To Meeting
Ackenash Tribe of Redmen accepted an invitation from the South Norwalk Redmen to a gathering in Norwalk on Tuesday evening to confer the Adoption degree on a large class of palefaces. Commander William Mosgrove leads the degree team. a large delegation from Wowompom Tribe of Bridgeport will attend a December 3 banquet.
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Ackenash
Redmen
Norwalk
William Mosgrove
Wowompom
Bridgeport
Port City
Wow
Stowe
Lewis XI
Goa
Helene
Broad Street
Charlies F Atkins
Plymouth Parsonage
Benson F Snyder
Milford Deli Society
High
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