Credit conditions and a city real estate ad roundup in Bridgeport
The Bridgeport Telegram notes sound credit conditions via rediscount rates and features a sprawling real estate section with numerous Brooklawn Stratford and Bridgeport listings. It also lists Republican primaries on October 8 1925 and a Republican convention on October 12 with district polling locations and a stockholders meeting for Atlantic Coast Wine Company. Obituaries and probate notices for local residents follow, with funeral details across Bridgeport and neighboring towns.
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Giridgeport
Bridgeport
Canvenhen
Budgeport
Gytoher
State St
Gregory St
Alfred St
Atlantic Coast Wine Company
Atlantic Coast Tine Company
First National Bank
Conn
IL Oeley
Registrars Notice of Voters Session at City Hall
The Registrars of Voters announce a session on Wednesday October 7 7925 at Room 2 City Hall Street for electors to appear and register. General Registrars Thomas and Whit alert voters to bring required documents and proof of identity for admission.
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Ain Wession
Daetock
Thote Persns
Derek Lene
Atone
Wilders Uouns
Thomas & Whit General Regstrars
Yolers
Federal Reserve Votes to Retain Rediscount Rate
The New York Federal Reserve directors retain the rediscount rate at 3 1/2 percent amid steady credit conditions and rising loan activity in stocks and goods. Reports show steel industry gains, railcar loading above one million, and expanding trade signals with fall business expected to reach record levels.
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Federal Reserve
Kew York
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Bank of England
London
New York Bank
Federal Reserve System
Ueht
U. S. Steel Corporation
Died Aitken Christina Ann in the city on Oct 4
Christina Ann Aitken beloved wife of Andrew Aitken of 240 French Street died in her 40th year Funeral notice to follow in due course in this city
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Oulark
Anna C
George W. Clark
Fairview Avenue
Fark Cemetery
Colby
Allston T. Colby
Wilmot & West, Inc
Lafayette Street
Conevin
George+. Conklin
Maple Street
Washington Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Lakeview
Aitken
Christina Ann
Andrew Aitken
Billion-Dollar Payment Ordered in Cosmopolitan Bank Case
Boston October 4 AP Max Mitchell former president of the Cosmopolitan Trust Co was ordered by Judge Wattt to pay 1 060 000 as his share of director liability for losses at the bank closed years ago by bank commissioner Joseph C Allen The decree followed a petition by Bank Commissioner Roy A Hovey to adjust the claim while related litigation over another suit against Mitchell remains unresolved. Meanwhile bond conversions by Dodge Brothers and other series moves add thousands of new shares to outstanding totals.
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Clark & Son
Lafayette
Smith St
Uwney
Fairfield
Stratford Ave
Brooklawn
Teasonable Noble
Ear State
Bar
Tyetley
City Savings Bank Bulla
Wood Ave
Laurel Ave
East Ava
Trwo
Joln x
Ruburn
Clark
Sen
Cor State
Ayettests
South Tark
Black Rock
Bridgeport Land & Title Co
Wm. S
Fairfield Ave
Ty Doube
Bridgeport
Arthur Gibson
Main St
Brooklawn Place
Trolly
Noble
Poplar Terrace
Charles Fo Abboth
Bronx Ave
Uridseport
Ena Ust
Sun Nation
John J. Ryburn
Jennings
Brandsley Park
Woodstock
Stratford
Washington Ave
Wil
Infield Ave
Kent
Losdies
Rar
Gipatric
Stratford Realty
Tel Strat
Stratford Center
All Noble
Connecticut Ave
Spratford
Gatage
Ak Eagh
Swi
North Mind
Aardgrood
Sun Porchard
Ain
Tom House
Vaden
Crehan
Seattle
Bath
Boston
Max Mitchell
Cosmopolitan Trust Company of
Wattt
Theate Supreme Court
Cosmopolitan
Joseph C. Allen
Bank Commissiane
Roy A. Hovey
Bank Azai
Mitchell
Aget
Supreme Court
Dodge Brothers
More Paint Being Used in Country Report INGIGATES
Washington reports a jump in pyroxy lin varnishes and related products in 1925 with first six months output over 1924. Paste paints and ready mixed coatings rise, while pyroxy lin products surge 125.9 percent. First half 1926 shows paste paints down 5.9 percent but large gains in ready mix, varnishes, and pyroxy lin lacquers.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
United States
Connecticut Patents Issued September 29 1925 Bridgeport
List of issued patents with inventors and locations across Connecticut and New York. Items include focus ing devices, door frame attachments, compass, leather tanning, and various machine parts. Mentions to firms and assignees such as Electric Boat Company and The Waterbury Barrel Foundry Co. Notes a market outlook for refined oil in the Mid-Continent fields and October land business.
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Wooster & Davis
Bridgeport
Frederick A. Black
Ingot
David Blumberg
Henry C. Long
West Sturtford
Nicholas Miller
Hartford
Thomas F. Cooney
New Haven
Charles H. Bedell
Electric Boat Company
New London
Compass
Thomas Blackadder
H. C.reed
Robeson Process Co
Bayside
N.Y
Stamford
Connew
York
Y. Tanning
William J. Delaney
G. Gosselin
Plainfield
August Giacopin
Torrington
Samuel R. King
Glenbrook
Gan
Michael Kombinshki
Elmer P
New Britain
Richard TL
Wilcox
Waterbury Barre
Foundry & Machine Co
Waterbury
Charles Wurtenberg
Fassignor
Goodvea
Nagatuck
Wiater
City
Mid-Continent
Irving Fisher Weekly Index summarized price and money power data
Ir ving Fisher presents weekly index numbers for 200 wholesale commodities and purchasing power relative to 1913. The piece notes May 1920 peak prices 147 percent above pre war levels and a dollar worth 405 pre war cents, with figures from Dun's Weekly Review and War Industries Board. Includes historic series through 1924 with purchasing power and price index values.
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Irving Fisher
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Pollak Foundation For Economic Research
Newton 68
Mass
Dun’s
War Industries Board
Workers Share In Increasing Prosperity
The United States Employment Service reports growing prosperity for workers with nine states showing labor surplus and thirteen with good conditions. Notable gains appear in shoe and textile sectors, highway and municipal projects sustain steady jobs, and the Pittsburgh iron and steel district notes improvement. Overall, employment is well distributed with some seasonal unemployment.
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United States Employment Service
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Michigan
Kansay
Virginia
Florida
Wyoming
Nevada
Iaha
Montana
California
Oregon
New England
Ohio
Indiana
Alabama
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
U. S
Pittsburgh
Record High Gas Production Set in August
Washington dispatch reports a record 972,689,000 gallons of gasoline produced in August, up 6 percent from July and 28 percent from August 1924, with total crude petroleum output at 66,769,000 barrels. Exports rose, stocks fell, and imports and demand framed the month’s supply outlook.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Mines
California
Rocky Mountain
Rockies
Apg
Mexio
Canada
Rail earnings show increase across major lines in 1925
An AP analysis of eight months of 1925 earnings versus 1921 shows increases from six percent to over two hundred percent for railroads. Seaboard Air Line likely leads gains, followed by New Haven and Chicago and Northwestern. first tier roads show estimated rises above 280 percent and others above 100 percent.
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New York
Seaboard
New Haven
Chicago and Northwestern
Upward Move of Bond Market Marks Week
AP reports a week of stock trading vigor with bond prices holding firm as investors await no change in the Fed rate at 3 1/2 percent. Gains in major shares like General Motors and U S Steel contrasted with shifting leadership as Dodge rose while others surged. French debt funding talks and dwindling new financings also shaped market dynamics. Germany featured with Bavarian loan and Rhine Danube canal bond plans, signaling early steps in a broader financing program.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Mator
General Motors
Hudson
Qobryster
Dodge
U. 8 Steel
Fedel Reserve Bank
Bakers
Eas
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Germany
Rhine-Mal
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the of Bridgeport
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Claston Hicott
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Cann
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George J. South and Son
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Mquilton
James McQuitton
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Ivens
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Redy
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H. A Remington Barnum
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Lakeview Cemetery
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Gallagher & Gallagher Undertakers
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George H. Manning
Dictaphone Corporation
David B. Decker
Norwalk
Victor Mossberg
Goshen
Irving Fisher’s Weekly Index
Boge Reso Tel
Live Co
Commissioner of Agriculture
State of
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Jay
Concord
Aweet
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Poulley
Newlild Tancy
Kennery
Associated Gas Electric Company
E. B. Merritt & Co. Inc
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Ontya
Fidelity Loan Corp
Middle ST
John
John and
Walt Stra
PH E Barnum
Joint Stock Land Bank
BREF
Stone,Prosser &Doty Investment Securities
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New York City
United Loan Corp
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Main Street
Frank C. Brotherton
Tinning Plumbing
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