Farmers Seek Treasury Surplus Relief Plan
Washington reports 1926 note on relief plan proposing use of Treasury surplus to aid farmers. The piece cites Mark Sullivan and references Connecticut, Bridgeport, probate matters, and creditors needing timely claims. It notes administration actions and a City National Bank related administrator and assistant.
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U.S. Treasury
Coticut
Joseph B Clifferd
Bridgeport
District of Uiridgeport
Batnte
Nationat
Surplus Tax Fight Shapes 1924 Farm Relief Debate
A $300 million Treasury surplus feeds a widening clash over tax cuts and farm relief. Debates center on whether to rebate income tax or pursue broad reductions, with tariff policy and automobile taxes fueling cross currents. Farmers push for direct or indirect subsidies while business groups fear tariff-linked harm.
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Congress
Treasury
Mellon
the Treasury
Coolidge
President Coolidge
Treasury Department
Moolidge
Cooidze
New England Trade Survey to Tour Six States
U S officials plan a December tour through New England to meet manufacturers and trade groups. The aim is to boost domestic and export sales, focusing on machinery leather textiles and specialty goods while addressing marketing, competition, and financial issues.
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Washington
D. C
New England
Department of Commerce
Edward T. Picard
Arthur B. Butman
Walter H. Rastall
Eric T. King
Grosvenor M. Jones
A. Heath Onthank
Mr. Onthank
Commercial and Industrial Survey of
Commerce Department
New England Council
Harvey A. Sweetser
Boston
Custom House
Mass
Westport Tea House Fire Destroys Two-Story Building
A chimney fault sparked Westport's largest blaze in years at the Old Mill Tea House on Old Mill Westport. The two story wooden structure suffered roof and second floor loss, with no one inside at 1:45 p.m. Fire companies Saugatuck Hose Compo Engine Vigilant and Pioneer assisted.
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Westport
Old Mill
Old Mill Westport
Meira Wallace
Saugatuck Hose Company
Compo Engine Company
Vigilant Fire Company
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
Jewish Tribune Lists Benefactors Named by Readers
New York November 25 AP readers of the Jewish Tribune selected ten Americans to cement Jewish Gentile relations. Named were Nathan Strauss Charles W Eliot Theodore Roosevelt Oscar Straus Roger Williams Woodrow Wilson Abraham Lincoln Louis Marshall Julius Haasenswald and Rabbi Stephens. The list followed a ten weeks canvass.
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New York
T He Jewish Tribune
Nathan Strauss
Charles W. Eliot
Theodore Roosevelt
Oscar
Straus
Roger Willams
Woodrow Wilson
Abraham Lincoln
Louis Marshall
Julius Hossenwald
Habbi Stephens
Wise
Girl, 7, cut by broken bottle at police HQ
Catherine Grandfield seven daughter of Patrolman Robert W Grandfield of the Bureau of Investigation at police headquarters lives at 172 Hewitt street was injured yesterday while at play. She was cut on the left eye and left arm by a broken bottle she was using. Dr David S Greenspun of the Emergency hospital said she is in danger of losing sight in the injured eye.
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Catherine Grandfield
Robert W. Grandfield
Bureau of Investigation
Hewittt Street
David S Greenspun
Wire Wheel Runs Amuck Breaks 3 Store Windows
A wire wheel detached from a car driven by John Anderson of Haf inke Height in Greenwich on November 25 caused it to roll 200 yards along the sidewalk, shattering three shop windows before stopping. Anderson, his wife, and their young son were uninjured though the auto continued briefly.
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Getzman
Stratford
Conn
John Getzman
Park
Cemeter Horvath
Morton Horvath
State Street
St. Stephen's R. C
Sa.m
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Cemeter
Keely
Marya Agney Hannon
Gordon W. Rely
Oak Street
High Street
Tracy
Franklin J
Blanch Dakney
Kenyon
Norman Street
Mt. Grave
Lovele
Greeley
Colorado
Peli
Orume
George Lyell
Stratfond
Bridgeport
Walser
Willam Walser
River Street
St. Joseph's
St. John‘s
Wengrzyn
Navy
Matuesz Wengrzyn
Marya Wenerzin
Oneral
Seaton
Tue
St. Michael's Archangel Tc
St. Michael's Cemetery
Joneph TE Tilaay
Heather
Sterers
Greenwich
John Anderson
Big Town
Anderson
Wealth belief from 92 year old Depew on Thanksgiving
Chauncey M. Depew, age 92, says Thanksgiving this year is the happiest yet in the U S, praises Calvin Coolidge as an undiluted puritan in the White House, and argues Americans seek more wealth distribution through high wages and worker ownership. He notes churchgoing was common in youth but temperance lagged, predicts gluttony and bootlegging will persist yet governance improves self control.
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New York
Chauncey M. Denew
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Sinoere
Depen
Mr. Depew
Stamford Child 3 Injured by Auto at Stamford
Three year old Eleanor McPhee, daughter of Mr and Mrs John McPhee, was struck by a car while crossing Richmond Hill avenue at South street and suffered a fractured skull. Driver Paul O Forth of 232 Pair teal avenue Stamford reported the incident and was arrested then released on own recognizance.
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Stamford
Eleanor McPhee
John McWhee
Bungalow Park
Stamford Hospital
Richmond Hill Avenus
South Street
McPhee
Paul O. Forth
Pairteal Avenue
Horth
Decayed Tree Falls on Portland Man Injures Moran
Haymond Moran, 34, of Portland, was sawing a decayed tree in his yard when it fell onto him halfway through the cut. He sustained injuries including a possible skull fracture and lay unconscious until neighbors found him. He was hospitalized with a prognosis for recovery.
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Haymond Moran
Portland
Moran
Middletown
She
Man 52 Injured in Automobile Crash in Fairfield
Joseph Patzer, fifty two, of 34 Waldorf Avenue, was struck by an automobile driven by Kenneth I. Williams, 68 Grassmere Avenue, at the Fairfield at Waldorf and Fairfield avenues intersection. Patzer suffered a lacerated scalp and a right leg injury and was held at St. Vincent's hospital for observation. Police say he dodged from in front of another car into the path of Williams's vehicle. emergency personnel responded.
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Joseph Patzer
Waldorf Avenue
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Kenneth I. Williams
Grassmere Avenue
Fairfield
Waldorf and
Fairfield Avenues
Wil- Names
O. Wilcox, Jr
Store Official Dies in Norwich at 75
Norwich Nov 15 AP Charles T L Stark 75 longtime Boston Store employee and company director died at his home late last night He is survived by his widow and his daughter
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Norwich
Charles TL. Stark
Teid and Hughes
Boston
Real Estate Mortgage Loans Rise With Bank Holdings
The article notes that real estate mortgage loans of Federal Reserve member banks reached about 2.6 billion dollars by June of the year, up from 460.5 million in 1918, reflecting major growth in real estate financing. It also highlights farm loan bonds and corporate real estate issuances totaling significant sums during the period.
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Federal Reserve
Federal Farm Loan
Joint Stock Land Banks
Cananioan Assocates
Boston Oo
Abundant Money and Bond Buoyancy in Holiday Markets
New York reports abundant money and buoyant bonds as holiday week trading shows irregular shifts. Analysts foresee continued prosperity into next year, with high liquidity pushing government and corporate bonds to decade highs while awaiting Standard Oil New Jersey debentures and Treasury issues amid fluctuating industrial demand.
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New York
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
United States Treasury
Uncle Sam
Shipping News Arrived Westphalia and Sailed Vessels
SHIP NEWS: Arrived Westphalia at New York on November 25 from Hamburg. Sailed: President Grant for Yokohama on November 22 and for Seattle and Hamburg, New York on November 26.
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Westphalia
New York
Hamburg
Grant
Yokohama
Seattle
Your Money Problem by Harland H. Allen
A reader essay argues that, in money matters, taking a detour may beat forcing a straight path. The opportunist follows the path of least resistance but keeps goals in sight, zigzagging as needed to gain headway. Look around and adapt methods rather than rigidly insisting on one approach.
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Atteinment
Stan
United States
Panama
New York City
Hudson River
Animals Around the Stock Exchange Explained as Market Metaphor
A column likens market terms to farm life noting bulls and bears as buyers and sellers. It defines bulls as optimistic buyers and bears as pessimistic sellers, and explains bear raids, bear markets, bull markets, shorts, lambs and lame ducks with examples of behavior and risk.
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Stock Exchange
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