Rails Reach New High as Buying Activities Gain
New York Oct 2 The Coolidge bull market rises again with momentum in nail shoes and steel prompting a broad paying movement to the highest levels in 20 years for industrials. The general bond average hits a 1927 peak as money demand tightens call money to 4 percent, with dividend and interest payments this month seen as a pull factor. Cotton futures gain about 5 a day while wheat drops about three cents a bushel. copper quotations remain vast in steel’s firm stance.
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New York
Br Asaccited Press
British cotton recovery seen in Manchester
The Federation of Master Cotton Spinners and the Cotton Yarn Association reached an agreement to improve Lancastrian yarn section. Banks and investors hope to recoup loans as distressed mills face smaller deficits, while small investors have endured dividends. The deal signals a potential new lease on English cotton fortunes.
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Manchester
Ene
Associated Press
Federation of
Master Cotton Spiers Association
Cotton Yarn Association
England
Ile Teas
Local Produce Prices From Nebulous Market Listings
A fragmented ledger lists prices for fruits, vegetables, dairy, poultry, and meats. Items include apples, oranges, cantaloupe, grapes, cranberries, celery, cucumbers, cauliflower, beets, peppers, onions, potatoes, lettuce, sweet corn, and various meats with quoted price ranges and bulk quantities.
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Bon Hartletts
Barke
Dhs
Ravi Bol
Boston
Dts
Ibd
Dor Meirhy
Lena
Clare
Bay State Trooper Dies After Cycle Crash
A Bay State trooper was killed in a cycle accident amid unclear details. The crash involved police response and an on scene investigation. No further information on the trooper’s identity or the exact dates has been released.
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BAY State
Real Estate Sales Improve But Remain Below Year Ago
Real estate activity in major markets shows recovery from February declines but stays under 1926 levels. The National Association of Real Estate Boards index notes a recent monthly gain yet still trails last year, with building operations at supra normal levels and rural trading expected to rise as farm land values bottom.
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Florida
United States
Bank and Insurance Stock Quotations Turnished by Bankers Capital
Stock quotations for banks and insurers appear in the latest market page. Prices, gains, and losses are listed for multiple institutions as of the current trading session. Major banks and insurance firms are represented with ticker symbols and closing figures.
End of Grocery Trade War Settled by Voluntary Agreement
Washington reports that a group of wholesale grocery jobbers cash and carry firms and chain stores have ended their trade dispute. The Federal Trade Commission announced mutual pledges to quit boycotts and allow procurement in any market, with no disclosed names. The agency noted other settlements follow self regulation aims.
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Washington
Pires
Defendents
Federal Trade Commission
Cube Ans
Fire destroys packing boxes at Piudeport Bros. yard
A blaze at the Piidecport Bros. packing boxes on their Permbeoke and Willard streets property caused minor fence damage before fire crews quickly extinguished the flames. No injuries are reported. In Stratford Mrs Williwa McGrath of 10 Holme avenue announces the birth of a son, William Alfred, born on batchday evening at the Tinidgepor department.
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Permbeoke
Willard Streets
Piidecport Bros. Company
Mia
Williwa
McGrath
Holme
Avenue Stratford
Roume
Wiliam Alfred
Tinidgepor
Bepartal
McChrath
Milas Marion Dulorge
Montclair N
Your Money Problem by Harland B Ba Allen
A column argues that most stock market ventures are risky for small investors while proposing safer options. It endorses savings accounts, life insurance, conservative first mortgages from banks, gilt-edge and government bonds, and especially investing in one's home as reliable protections. The piece urges a balanced mix with some safety focus and notes not all ventures must be risk free.
Towns vote today on closing roads in unopposed offices
Voters in multiple towns cast ballots on unopposed candidates for town offices including town clerks, treasurers, assessors, tax collectors, and school committee members. The list names Brookfield to Weston nominees such as Beehler Gambey Hoyt Beers Crawford Miner Wilcox Senft Chatterton Piteschler Gregory Milne Ward Woodrutt Clark Knight Gilbert Woodruitt Hall Clark Benedict Seymour Sanford Smith Briggs Burton Bradley Eager Hurhutt Goeppler Merwin among others.
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William J. Beehler
John Gambey
Town Deposit Fund
Brookfield
George M . Strobina
Danbury
Stephen R. Hoyt
Darien
George B. Beers
Easton
Henry P. Crawford
Pierpont L. Miner
Robert M. Wilcox
Henry B. Senft
Greenwich
A. McKendrick
New Cumann
George
M Nevins
Robert Chatterton
D. Frank Brown
New Fairfield
Osear Piteschler
Newtown
C F. Gregory
John D. Milne
Firs
Hotare R Ward
Leslie W. Gorham
Norwalk
Carlton V. Woodrutt
Benjamin T. Clark
Board of Relief
Benjamin T Knight
Walter Gilbert
R. J. Woodruitt
Archool Committee
Clarence J Hall
Arthur D Clark
Qiange
Sherman
Lester M Shelton
David Hickey
Frederick W. Reynolds
Orville B. Burton
Trumus
Arthur Bradley
Walter B Eager
Will
William ,Goeppler
Pellet
Thaothy T Merwin
Wiltion
Democrats Feast in Tumult at New York Dinner
Tammany backers attacked Col Theodore Roosevelt at the New York State Republican Convention, while Roosevelt called Al Smith too corrupt to reform. Speakers included Mayor Phillips and Congressman Weller as the Fifth District club hosted the Norwalk Stamford gathering supporting Smith and opposing Republicans.
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Tammany
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
New England
Tabe
Fred Atwater
Charles G Morris
Newtown
New Haven
Fifth District
Democratic Club
Joseph A Muldnon
Committee On
Leck
Connecticut Light and Power Company
Norwalk
Weed
Democratic Party
Republicana
Mewalk
Wilton
William 2. Flanagan
Firth District Club
Phillips
Stamford
al Smith
United States
Tam
Connecticut
Edward Y. Yeomans
Yale School of Public Health
Weller
House of Representatives
Caplains Serret
Tammany Hall
Smith
White House
George Washington Glvany
Tammany Ha
Loany
Benjamin N Cardozo
Court of Appeals of
Affaair
Joseph A. Mundown
Sigurd A Chvlaon
Michael H. Small
Atreasurer
Alexander Elam
Fred Allwater
William H McCombs
Thomas M. Chiiman
George EB. Crawford
Archibald McNeil, Jr
James Fiineman
J. Fred Schempp
Richard Lombard
William H. Crawford
Edwin H. Littell
Thomas Sarkey
Senator Wagner plans weekly air commute to Washington
New York Senator-elect Robert F Wagner, to assume December post in Congress, intends to commute weekly by airplane between his home in New York and Washington. Officials note the plan to travel by air reflects the era's growing transit links.
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New York
Associated Press
Robert F Wagner
Congress
Bo Sungwdeer Toney
Sailors Try to Save Man Buried Under Coal Tragedy
Portland reports a coal bunker accident aboard the steamer Eastern Temple leaving Garey C. Patrick dead. Twenty sailors labored for 15 minutes to uncover him after a bunker's collapse near Hampton Roads. Patrick, 32, from Tampa, was on his first sea voyage. his body remains in Portland awaiting relatives' word.
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Portland
Maine
Associated Press
Eastern Temple
Hampton Roads
Garey C. Patrick
Smal
Tampa
Pla
Patrick
Murdered 17 year old girl found on bridge in Wenonah
Early today a 17 year old Wenonah girl was found dead at the foot of a 60 foot wall after blood marks were seen on a bridge. Gloucester County authorities detained four suspects including 23 year old George Yaro of Barnsboro whose car matched the missing vehicle. A nearby fire at Yaro's home and tire tracks on East Rec Bank Avenue tied to the case. The father Nicholas Salo said his daughter left home at 7 PM to attend a movie.
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Wenonah
Gloucester County
George Yaro
Barnsboro
Mantua
Yao Caid
East Rec Bank Avenue
Wilson Edelman
Wenonah Yaro
Scott
Sherif Stratton
Nicholas Salo
Waterbury Woman Jumps Three Floors and Dies
Waterbury Mrs Mary O Connor, fifty, wife of Thomas O Connor, died at St Mary's hospital from injuries after jumping from a third floor window early this morning. Medical examiner ruled suicide due to dementia. Her son James J. O Connor, thirty, earlier died after a fall or jump in front of a road truck on Bark Street. Coroner Monzani has not issued a finding. The mother had been deeply distressed since her son's death, thought to worsen her condition.
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Waterbury
Associated Press
Mary O'Connor
Thoms O'Connor
St Mary's Hospital
A.A. Crane
O'Connor
James J. O'Connor
St. Ma
United States
Bark Street
John T Monzani
Young O'Connor
Mr. O'Connor
Poisoning by Food Sends Man to Hospital
Jebusles Geyer, 41, of 226 Knowl ton street, was admitted to St Vincent's Hospital at about 10 o clock last night after suffering what doctors described as ptomnine poisoning. An emergency ambulance transported him following a heavy supper that caused violent illness. Doctors provided first aid and he is not considered seriously ill and is expected to recover.
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Minto
Fay
Natiual Bank
Bary Sarat
Bans Pinks
Kans
Sonera
Stern
Stiicken
Jebusles Geyer
Knowlton Street
Vincent's
Geyer
BE Haberlin
Mexican Federals Clash With Indians in Chihuahua
Reports from Nogales say Tamaulami Indians in Chihuahua state rose against the government tonight. Federal troops reportedly engaged in battle with the Indians as dispatches arrive.
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Nogales
Arty
Associated
Post car lagged charges at 140 Main street no parking zone
W Post faced charges after a Sunday incident in which his car allegedly remained in a no parking area near the Commercial Bank and Trust company on Main street. Police towed the vehicle following the stop, and clarification sought that the act was parking not all night storage.
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W. Post
iTalefield
As Wuiest
Reac
Attalgit Parkers
Commercal Bank and Trust Company
Corpral Tanner G A R Man Dies
Corpral Tanner a G A R veteran who lost both legs at the second Bull Run and used artificial limbs. He served in the peninsular campaign, worked in Albany, practiced law in Washington, and rose to deputy customs collector. He led the Grand Army of the Republic in New York, helped establish soldiers homes, advised pensions legislation, and held federal posts. Born 1844 at Richmondville New York, he married Merc L White in 1886.
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Bull Run
Peninsulst
Phil Kearney
Warrenton
Bristow Station
Manassas
New York
Albany
Brooklyn
Custom House
Tanner
Department of New York
Grand Army
Bath
N. Y
Richmond
Corporal Tanner
Indiana
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
Hartson
United States Commissioner of Pensions
Harron
Washington
Congress
Preshent Roosevelt
United States Register of Wills
District of Columbia
James Tanner
Richimondville
Merc L. White
Jefferson, N Y
Debt rupture feared as Rakovsky recalled from Paris
Paris hears Moscow may shift toward ending prewar debt talks with France after the recall of Soviet ambassador Rakovsky. In Moscow officials fear negotiations will be abandoned and direct state-to-state talks are needed. The recall follows accusations Rakovsky meddled in internal French affairs.
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Paris
Associated Press
M. Rakovexy
France
Moscow
M. Tehitcherin
Council of Ministers
Rambowillet
Rakovsky
Russia
M. Rakovsky
M. Rakovskvy
Vascow
M. Raky
Rps
Die Hards
Henri Delerding
Royal Dutch Petroleum Company
Shell Transport and Trading Company
Fourth victim of crossing crash dies at hospital
Nashua N H Oct 2 The death toll from the Richard son's Crossing collision rose to four with the passing today of Mrs Margaret Fitzgerald of Boston at St Joseph's hospital She was among victims of yesterdays crash when an auto driven by Lewis Jordan of Boston was struck by a Boston and Maine train Jordan later died The other victims were Mrs Jordan and Miss Cora Getchel both of Boston who were killed instantly
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Nashua
N. HW
Margaret Fitzgerald
Boston
St Joseph's Hospital
Richardson's Crossing
Lews Jordan
Boston and Maine
Jordan
Cora Getchel
Anti Saloon League Founder Dies At 65 In Berlin
Berlin report says Avariah Snith Root sixty five founder of the Anti Saloon League and dean of American college librarians died at a hospital from heart failure after three days of illness. New York dispatch notes John McCormack arrived on Cunard liner Cruthla after a summer at his home in Ireland.
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Anti-Saloon League
Berlin
Olin
Avariah Snith Root
Art-Saloon League
Amatlea
American College
Lbrians
New York
Associated Press
John McCormack Tish Senor
Cunard
Abbie Monastere
Ireland
Glass Industry Shows Increases In New England
The United States Department of Commerce survey with the New England Council shows New England glass cutting and ornamenting plants rose from 55 percent to 14 percent of national output between 1914 and 1923. In 1923 there were 37 establishments employing 656, producing goods valued at 25.0 million dollars. Most plants are in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut with an average 22 years in operation and 19 years under current management. Nearness to market and labor conditions drive location. raw glass materials are mostly sourced outside New England. Sales rose through 1922 and 1923, then fell in 1924 before rebounding in 1925 to 130 percent of 1921 baseline. Market is largely New England. sales are to consumers or via architects and contractors.
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New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
United States Department of Commerce
New England Council
Massachusette
Consum
Man Stricken In Rooming House Poison Suspected
William Caro, 33, was found unconscious in the hallway at 337 Broad Street and rushed to St. Vincent's Hospital after a church visit. Authorities suspect poisoning though the landlady says he had been drinking. police and Dr. Greenspun provided aid. The patient is in critical condition.
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Broad Street
William Caro
St. Vincent's Hospital
Caro
Ford
Greenspun
Four Cars Stolen On Bridgeport Streets
Four automobiles were reported stolen in Bridgeport last night. Three cars disappeared from Congress street between 6 30 and 9 35, including a coach owned by John Wutka of Southport with registration 441 and a coach owned by George Olsen of 54 Morehouse street with registration 1 17 242. A touring car owned by John Irme of 803 Hancock avenue with registration 11 d10 was taken, and a speedster owned by Henry Andron of 1376 Stratford nave lue was stolen from Carroll ar til Stratford venues at 7 30. No trace was found by press hour.
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Bridgeport
Congress Street
John Wutka
Southport
George Olsen
Morehouse Street
John Irme
Hancock Avenue
Carroll Arti
Henry Andron
Stratford Navelue
Two Men Arrested for Parking Violations in Black Rock
William A Malone of 13 Nass Street and John Crowley of 2360 Fairfleek Avenue were arrested yesterday after leaving their autos unattended on Whittier Street. Each posted ARcrch bond of $10 for city court appearance this morning.
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Black Rock
William A Malone
Nass Street
John Crowley
Fairflek Avenue
Whittier Street
Man Cited For Parking Tag On Housatonic Avenue
Frederick resident Scherer of 400 Main Street received an eight dollar fine after police tagged his car for a no parking zone on Housatonic Avenue. He paid the offense at police headquarters and later noticed a yellow tag on his car. He admitted he did not read the tag at the time and was unaware of the violation.
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Frederick . Scherer
Main Street
Housatonic Avenue
Scherer
Day Enforcement Called Scandal
The article discusses extensive political influence centered on Secretary Mellon and the Treasury, noting his control over financial policy and the prohibition unit. It cites Pennsylvania influence in House committees, including Ways and Means, and the appointment of Harry A. Extep to fill a vacancy as evidence of Mellon's power.
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Pennsylvania
National Congress
Secretary Mellon
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Board
Boas
Prohibition
House
Oldfreld
Mellon
Ogden Mills
the Treasury
Bowling champion and dealer Daniel A. Jones dies at 56
Milwaukee real estate dealer and former national bowling champion Daniel A. Jones has died aged 56. The 1903 Indianapolis champion, Jones won the title with a 683 series.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Associated Press
Daniel A. Jones
Indianapolis
New York New Haven Hartford Railroad seeks sealed bid
Sealed bid to be submitted in working, will, recess, until 2 noon, October 20, for the privilege of visiting and continuing for a site at Bridgeport Con, with a Beacon street and Wil lig Avenue address in New York City. The premium seeks access to the premises as part of the seating and parking arrangement, capacity estimated for 150 vehicles. Payments to be monthly in advance. The railroad reserves the right to reject any bid. Further details available from The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company offices in New York.
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Newl and
Hartford
Willig Avenue
New York City
Bridgeport
Con
Eth
Hallroad Company
Ny Ba
NEW York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
York, New Finnepany
Obituary notices from New Haven area dated late Sept 1927
Multiple death notices list ages and funeral arrangements for Edward Cherlos Robert Ellison Josephine Fico Thresen Hallim John M Marion Rosa Minotti Cornelia Hubbard Wade Nus Zalladounis and Frank Vogel Jr in New Haven Stratford and Washington Connecticut. Services set at residences churches and cemeteries with interments in Park Lakeview Mt Michah St Michaels and other local cemeteries.
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Holy Rosary
St. Michael's
Hallim
Thresen
William J. Hallam
Frienta
Winter Street
Lakeview
Marion
John M. Marion
Pembroke Street
St. Mary’s Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Rosa Minotti
Maplewood Revenue
St. Raphael's Church
Trowbridge
Washington
Cornelia Hubbard
Cortland H. Trowbridge
St. John's Church
Vogel
Frank Vogel, Jr
Cennal Avenue
Mt. Michar'l'a
Zalladuonis
Wadenesday
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Bostor
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Harland
Allen
Senator Tobe Atr
Bunker
G. A. R. Man
Joan Woormack
Tiples
Light Parkers
Echerek
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Frank C. Brotherton
C. L. Dennis & Son Undertaker Funeral Home
Fairfield Ave
Barnum Asa
Graham Funeral Home
Barnum
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