Talk of Receiver Causes Slump In New Haven Stock
New Haven and Hartford stock fell to a low of $20 a share amid reports the interstate commerce commission may force rate adjustments. President Pearson said no immediate receivership danger exists but urged prompt action and noted the conference aimed to address six percent returns for New England lines.
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Patrson
New York
New Haven and Hartford
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Mondis
Mrr
Pearson
Boston
Albany
Hudson
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
Pvith
Fingland
New Haven
Harryford
Che Tock
Ne York Stock Exchange
Ashich
Mandar
Bozeman Guilty Of Assault To Be Sentenced Nov 30
Fred C. Bozeman of Mount Kisco New York was found guilty by a Bridgeport Common Pleas Court jury of assaulting Frank Cozza the club manager at Brooklawn Villa. Judge John J. Walsh called the offense very serious and scheduled the sentencing for November 30 with leniency testimony possible.
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Bozeman
Tregard
John J. Walsh
J. T. Mahoney
New York
Fred C. Bozeman
Mount Kisco
N. Y
Common Pleas Court
Frank Cozza
Brooklawn Villa Club
Walsh
ASU
Common Pleas
Allou
Conza
Wilson Laa
Burns
Bridgeport
Cosa
Manonoy
Ralive
New York Building Trust
Roswel F. Bastion
Wso
Elizabuth O'Dea
Shonomrapler
Chast Farley
Samuel Wacgr- Tayar
Comittes
Grovar Whalen
Dlunts and Structures
Mayror Hylan
Frank . O'Reilly
Brooklyn
Ntth
Detriet
Teaver
Hirsenfiid
Insuyers Iaith
John Tf. Hettrick
Hettrick
Building Trust
Easton
Six Burned to Death in Mine Disaster Near Parrish
Six miners were burned to death today in a gas explosion at the Parrish Mine of the Railway Company nine miles south of Jaspsr Alabama. Ten others were injured, six seriously, three critically. Rescue teams and first responders rushed to the scene with special equipment, and operations resumed after a weeklong halt as workers advanced into the wrecked mine.
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Parrish
Fernt
Birmingham
Waterbury Trolley Trial Grants 10 Day Jitney Test
Hartford Nov 23 Special Waterbury will retain trolley service for ten days more while the Connecticut company conducts a jitney ordinance trial. If losses persist after ten days the company may appeal to the Public Utilities Commission. Waterbury aldermen expected to pass tighter jitney limits paralleling the Aug 12 ordinance. Officials from Waterbury and nearby towns attended the hearing in the Capital.
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Hartford
Waterbury
Connecticut Company
Public Utilities Commission
Board of Aldermen of
Avis
Meany
Cran Waterbury
Beers Nominated for Common Council President in Republican Caucus
Alderman Beers was unanimously nominated for president of the common council and Charlies Reay named page from a field of three at a Republican caucus in the city clerk office. Other candidates were William Burley and Crarcy Spiro as voting wrapped amid discussion on suspension of tax rules and mayoral committee power.
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Algerman
Ralph T. Beers
Common Council
Charlies Reay
Para Weye William Burley
Crarcy Spiro
Wilson
Reers
Wie Tg
Beers
Hamilton
Reichert
Knanp
Blackham
Price Cuts in Shoes Announced by Major Makers
Two shoe manufacturers announce general price reductions across men’s and women’s lines. Sloan Shoe company trims men’s leather boots from 37.50 to 5.00 and lowers retail. Brown Shoe Company cuts men’s skins and women’s skins from current levels to bring retail down from 11 to 8 and 6 to 6.50 respectively. Workmen’s show lowers from 3.80 to 3.00, aiming for retail drops from 6 to 4.
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ST. Loty Nor
Moore Proves Unavailing in Missing Boy Case
Police and the FBI continue to search for Kenneth Moore, a 17 year old from Stratford, reported missing after a weekend disappearance on King Street. Investigators describe no solid leads despite days of inquiry, with the case prompting renewed public concern and a separate report of another missing boy aged 14.
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New York
Bureau of Investigation
Kenneth Moore
King Street
Stratford
Mearning
Robert Menon
Whessidoe
Moore
Bullet enters window at Joseph Glans home in early morning
A bullet pierced a window at 67 Dardueian street near 8 am yesterday. Joseph Glans reported the incident to police and asked the detective bureau to widen the investigation. A local boy suspected of the shooting was mentioned but details remain unclear.
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Joseph Glans
Ralvore
Joseph Clana
Dardueian Street
Bithtart
Gian
Detective Bureau
Cis
League Amendment Not Adopted At Present Session
Scandinians outvoted in a session where immediate consideration of amendments was pushed. Bal Four's suggestion found favor among some members, while the league refrained from amending its rules at this time.
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Balfour
League of Nations debate powers and amendments discussed
The Associated Press reports that delegates at the Geneva assembly weigh proposed amendments to the League covenant. A special committee may study changes, with US and other nations awaiting President Harding’s guidance. Delegates note an eleventh hour application and await floor consideration.
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Geneva
Navy
Associated Réssj
Arthur J
Apyos
Uesentbl
Uiteah
Harding
Committee On the International Court
Alchu Root
Anwwnin Stuneu
Hwad O
Chien
Associated Press
Hake
Montenegro
Torynomibhershiy
Leet Lewis
Nuasioss
League
Phis
Tyerton mob drags man through town after assault attempt
In Tylertown Mississippi a black man named Barry Jacobs was seized from a room, assaulted by a white mob, tied with a rope around his neck, dragged through Main Street to Ty Bridge, where bullets killed him after the rope broke. A man was accidentally hurt and police attempted to halt the violence but failed to prevent the mob from proceeding to the court.
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Tylertown
Barry Jacobs
Tony
Witeh
Ty Bridge
Canadian Bond Thief Arrested in Oregon Hideout
Ove Doughty, once private secretary to Ambrose J, a Toronto millionaire, was seized in Oregon near a paper mill where he worked unseen. Police report he confessed to stealing 100,000 Canadian Victory bonds and planned to flee via Chicago and Spokane to Toronto. A worldwide search followed the arrest yesterday.
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Porthand
Ove
Odobu Douphty
Ambrose J
Small
Venire
Toronto
Canada
Sugina
Smill
Chicago
Linetty
Torranti
Spokane
Doughty
Oregon Cry
Here
Brood of Chicks Hatched in Open Sign of Mild Winter
Nov 2 article notes a hen hatched two Plymouth Rock chicks in the open near Liver Beach, with two-day-old brood found and valued by Fred Menold. Local observations mention darker brown pillars and onions with corn husks as signs, while economic notes discuss feed stock returns per ton.
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Milforis
Fred Menold
Plymouth Hock
Ate
Menold
Western Union Permit 10 Place Cable Revoked
Wallington November 23 Seare Lite Baker announces Western Union Telegraph Company permission revoked granted last May to lay curtain cables at Blsvanna by Miami Worlds The permit was rescinded after Baker statement via secretary The announcement follows Newcomb Carlton president of Western Union claiming rights granted by Congress and by the War Department to do cable work which the State Department had interfered with
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Wallington
Seare- Lite
Baker
Ned
Western Union Telegraph
Blsvanna
Miami
Worlds
Whenn
Joc’ Y
Beker
Ws Getlon
Newcomb Carton
Unio
Act of Congresa
War Department
State Department
Ireland Policy Debate Promises Stern Measures
London reports Sir Hamar Greenwood will defend British policy in Ireland in the Commons. He is expected to cite Sinn Fein evidence of plots against ministers and crown property, as Dublin violence escalates. London calm but vigilant as Irish unrest widens.
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Forbes W. Fairbairn
London
Ireland
Hamar Greenwood
House of Commons
Greenwood
Commons
Sinn Fein
Dublin
England
Croke ‘Park
Daniel Carroll
Wiliam Curdnance
Taily Astor
Crok
Horar Greenwodd
Astan
Three StillS and Moonshine Seized in Fairfield Raid
Federal Prohibition agents seized three twenty gallon stills, 38 barrels of mash, two barrels of whiskey, 25 gallons of moonshine, ten bags of sugar and a 20 foot coil at the homes of Gabriel Gallar of Castle Avenue Villa Park Fairfield and Michael Mercy R F D No 1o Fairfield. Mercy held on $2000 bond for hearing next Monday before U S Commissioner Hugh Avery.
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Gabriel Galior
Castle Avenue
Villa Park
Fairfield
Michael Mercy
Frank Cantillion
Harry Welsh
Gabor
Mercy
United States
Hugh Javery
Mail Order Head Predicts a Boom
Chicago November 29 The theory that high prices and demand together would be the seed of a boom was given by Julius Rosenwald president of Sears Roebuck in an interview. He suggested that higher prices may spur stronger consumer demand and expansion in retail.
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SY Bard L. saAaus
Siucago
Sonny
Jillus Rosenwald
Sears, Roebuck Ong Sompehy
Tevels
Ponti
Girl Found Injured in Street After Automobile Incident
A dazed girl with facial lacerations and bruises was found in the street near Dora Samba Street yesterday. She could not explain her injuries but believed a car hit her. no driver remained at the scene. She was taken to Bridgeport Hospital for treatment and her condition was described as dazed and weak.
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Dora Samba
MD Street
Sne
Hersuse
Bridgeport Hospital
Coolidge Declares Labor Repudiated in Speech
President Coolidge warned that labor groups face repudiation as he spoke to supporters in Boston. He claimed the nation would enter a new era of prosperity if government and business align, while condemning unions and urging voluntary action over government intervention.
Harding Welcomed At Panama Canal
President elect Harding arrives in the Canal Zone aboard the steamship Parimino. He is greeted by a distinguished party as he comes ashore at Cristóbal and proceeds to his hotel. Senator Harding plans a day of leisure before beginning official duties.
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R. Ae Colon
Panams Canal Zone
Owelcome
Harding
Canal Zone
Christobel
Parigmio
Harper
Cajon
Senaive Harding
Washington Howl
Colonang
Holding Company For Motor Stock
The Due Pont Securities company was incorporated in Delaware with 7 thousand dollars authorized preferred stock and 100 thousand shares of no par common stock to acquire General Motors stock from W C Durant. Pierre DuPont announced the formation and the Durant stock sale. Officers named include Pierre DuPont as president, George H Lardner as president, and John Skob as secretary treasurer.
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New York
Due Pont Securities Company
Delaware
General Motors Corporation
W. C. Durink
Tonirhyny
Pierre 8
DuPont
New York Firm Wins 19500 Contract for Blackrock Pumping Station
Bridgeport paving and sewer panel awarded the Sanitation Corporation of 50 Church Street New York a 19500 contract to install all machinery and equipment for the Black Rock pumping station GilmAn and Davidson sewer bid losses were approved reimbursing Louis Jacques Construction 8000 for bid losses The bid winner discovered earlier cost misstatement but completed the work and submitted cost sheets showing 14000 overrun City officials certified savings and planned reimbursement to the Louis Jacques firm.
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Blackrock
New York
Paying and Sewer Commission
Jacques Construction Company of
Bridgeport
Loeses
Gilsman and
Davidson Street
Black Rock
Sanitation Corporation
Church Street
Paving and Sewer Commission
Louis’ Jacques Construction Company
Gilman
Oie Sanitation Corporation
Ity
Tat Rhe Qnesia
Wilas
Sankadon
Willes
Iso
Campons
Louis Tacques
Coumpany
Jacques
Ile
Sandu
Ideer
Cosring
Sontrace
Jacques Company
Aa Low Sans
Aveo Vopuor
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Charles Ross
Page
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Ninh
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Raucus
David Price
Fifth District
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U. S
Western Union
Miami, Fla
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Carlton Glaims
Lecy Greenwood
Commons Today
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Untermyer
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Buster
Dublin Castle
Peter Clansgandy
Arthbishop
Drumcondra
Avenbishop Walsh
Viam Kelly
Dubin
Jac
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Patricle
Everng
Manx
Troy
Michael Mezey
Galior
Mezey
Guiley
Hick Ayers
Welch
Cantilian
Gallar
Vino
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Hareris
Anasi
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Masa
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Automobile
Stratford Center
Atrabman
Renan
Pithceive
Sith
Gus Guerra
Benire
Tony Beter
Unitens Statns Gonney
Coolidge
Vibe
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Boston Bushes
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Zoud Sapa
Dane
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Panama Canal
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