New Haven Railroads Freight Rise Prompts Tax Load Debate
Clin ton L. Bardo of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad told a Massachusetts gathering that freight volume rose to 2,700,000 miles of service per day versus 860,000 in early 1918, with 4,000,000 in 1919. He argued railroads face heavy taxes to fund highways and warned motor trucks threaten railroad finances while noting efficiency gains and a 1924 cost discipline plan.
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New England
New Haven
Massachusetts
Boston
Clinton L. Bardo
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Associated Industries of
Bardovald
Bardo
Fardo
Bardo Ad
Bierdo’ Eaid
Ford
Gara Petite
Berry Amt
Waza
Highwase
Whith Min
Ureter
Real estate mortgage deeds and quit-claim notices list
Realty records show numerous mortgage and quit-claim deeds involving individuals and firms. Transfers include Nichols to John Guyane Elmwood Avenue for 1000 dollars and Wondolowski to Stephan ie realty on Pembroke Street for 3300, among others.
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Judson Nichols
John
Guyane
Elmwood Avonir
Soleslay Wondolowski
Stephanies Realy
Pembroke Street
Supterstein
Lewis Levy
Trion Street
Gornehes
Maury Cauigrads
Samuel Qreenstein
Lenox) Avenue
Richard TH Smith
Sventt. Dergais Realty
Manlewood Frétine
David Kate
Fred Biycher
Alfred Street
David Katz
Arvid
Maviewood Avenue
Danish E
Ragali
Helen Kristoff
Princeton Street
Stephen T. McDonough
M. P
Meyers
Putnam Street
Isidore Rosinoff
Jennie My Ertcson
Wayne Street
The
Mechanics
Farmeta Sayngs Hank
Stephen Outko
Pembroke Atree
City National Bank
Corvellus
Mary Csongradi
Lenox Avenue
Miury Hugeard Flood
James Rasky
George K. Jatice
Elsie Af
Wiebe
Wheat market rallies as traders weigh government aid talk
Reports that grain traders would meet officials in Washington to discuss helping farmers lift prices spurred buying in Chicago wheat. Dec futures up to 1 1/2 to 1-1/2, May around 2.11, while corn eased despite wheat strength. government help rumors buoy sentiment amid talk of a local trade committee and heavy Western seeding.
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Chicago
Washington
Board of Trade
Wales
SUD. 1
Indiana
Ilinois
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Chietso
Pelea
Hirsehy
and Company
New York Shuck Exchange
Cotton Exchange
Chiedpo Lonard
Trade
Hridgewort
Malm Street
Stock Prices Move Within Narrow Trading Range
In a generally quiet market, stock prices held in a restricted trading area with copper stocks dipping to new lows and several low priced rails sliding. Strong support appeared for select issues like U S Steel and American Can, while overall enthusiasm remained muted as traders stayed on the sidelines.
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Northwestern
Anaconda
Kennecott
Utan
St. Paul
Missouri
Preferred
Chicago
O. 8
Steel
American Can
Badwin
Stodebaker
Ho Iron Aze
Steel ingot production hits record monthly rate
U S Department of Commerce report based on a nationwide industry canvass shows September steel ingot output at 3 345 304 long tons a 17 percent rise from September 1922 and a decline from August 1923. Twelve months ended September yield averaged 55 000 long tons monthly, a record amid a history of rising production totals.
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Ralph F. Couci
Washington
U. S Department of Commerce
Ingois
Ralph P Cove
Jan
New York Ville and Asant-! Bago plans stock increase
Directors of the New York Ville and Asant-! Bago company adopted a resolution to raise capital from 1 75,000 to 6,000,000 dollars. The plan goes to shareholders on November 8 for approval. Shareholders would be entitled to subscribe to five new shares at 24 dollars each.
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New York
Curb Market Mixed as Oil Group Sags on Irregularities
Irregularities in today's curb market weighed on oil shares with prices slipping. Park and Ford hit a new top around 347 8, while 14,000 shares changed hands. Canada stock reactions caused liquidation of some odd lots. Gillette Safety and Southern States Oil among leaders in activity.
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Pointing Downs
Park and Tuford
Iui Mf Po
Biss
Ord Mators
Canada
Gillette Safety Bazar Advancred
Southern States Oil and
Standart Oil
Indiana
Pop
Mica Consolidated Mining
Nide
Bond Movements Irregular In Divided Market
New York October 24 Buyers and sellers were about evenly divided in today’s bond market with net changes small and movements irregular The demand for foreign government bonds rose and many European issues advanced Mexican bonds also found better buying Both 44 and 48 moved upward with 48 closing two and a half points higher on the day Trading in liberty issues of the American government remained active and ranged 1 02 to 8 32 of a point There were heavy spots in railroad and industrial divisions including two St Paul issues Third Avenue and Goodrich 1 28 touching new laws during the day Traders reported increased orders for railroad issues and full demand for some industrial and public utility issues The sale of new issues continued brisk including a 10 000 000 issue of Philadelphia Electric Co
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New York
St. Paul Tessues
Third Avenue Aide Justments
Goodrich
Philadelphia Electric Co
Norwalk Bank Merger Effective On November 4
Norwalk Ot S44 Special to the Telegram reports the formation of the Central Waogield Trust Company from the Mansfield County Bank and Trust Company and the Central Tyruse Company. The merged institution will have a capital of 200000 and surplus of 100000, begin business November 5 in the current Central Trust building. Tentative officers include President J Thor ton Prow sidentia Emile Hemming and Charles V Pristrai Treasurer William Southworth Assistant Treasurer Cyrus Benedict, and Director chairing roll O Kee ter.
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Norwalk
Manfield Couns Banke and Trust Company
Wsinavikwugn
Centreat Tyruse Company
Central Waogield Trust Company
With & Canal
Pr. Plang
Bu Ness
Genteal Trust
Ch&op
J. Thorton Prowsidenia
Emile Hemming
Charles V. ‘Pristrai
William Southworth
Cyrus M. Btnedict
Roll Ov
Divin O. Keeter
Exchange briefs show slight moves in foreign rates
Foreign dispatches report a softening of the communist inspired movement aiding minor gains in currencies. The dollar price of francs stands near 4.49 with French francs around 88 cents per dollar and German marks rising toward 1.2 cents per unit amid cautious trading.
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New York
Vague Election Note From XEW Radio Signals Local Money Upswing
Fragmentary OCR item shows scattered voting terms and numbers tied to XEW radio, with mentions of money figures and a late stage acceptance. No clear event, date, or named individuals established.
Underlying Mortgage 5% Railroad Bond Note
Investment notice for S Danks in Connecticut and New Jersey outlines 5 percent railroad bonds tied to underlying mortgages. Rhodesland and Hemphill Noyes & Co appear linked to the New York Stock Exchange, with address and contact hints for Bridgeport and related entities. The yield target is about 4.86 percent.
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Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Stagabere
New York Stock Exchange
John Street
Bridgeport
Baroun
York Fieledsiphis
Copper Spot and Futures Report From New York Market
Copper activity in New York on October 24 shows spot and futures trading patterns with prices and nearby contract moves. Market participants noted modest interest as supply concerns and industrial demand influence short-term pricing.
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New York
Beechnut Co Plans 50 Percent Stock Dividend
President Arkell of Hevchmort Packyy Co announced a 30 percent stock dividend to be paid December 10 to stockholders of record December 1. The current quarterly dividend of sixty cents per share would be paid on the increased stock.
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New York
Sch
Presiden Arkell
Hevchmort Packyy Co
Vehea
GeB A 18 ged win tirm and nearby futures
The report notes futures at 47.50, with Tron steady around 6.85. East St. Louis grain nearby trades near 6.25 to 6.30. Antimony shows a price around 7.69 to 7.90, while snot remains noted.
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East St. Louis
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Ehely Transportiron
Trreniyoan
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State Housing Cimmission
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al Us
Allied Chen
Liu Crag
Calum
Consol
Luisi
Quo Dupont
Bik
Simbel Uroy
Dudots
Alana Sterleh
Lina Pee Tee
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Toby McIntyr
War &S
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Prag
Hoffman
Sonece
Shell UN Oil
Steel Ag
Utah
BO Strane
Stadelbiker
Woolworth Ie Uv
Iran
Japan
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Tobarco Products 4
Mi Department Etorsy
West Penn Power
Agers
Amerian Sugar
Coto Gola
Fisher Bady
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Shaass Wits
Norwalk Bank
Femaag
Paris
Genoa
Stockholm
Switzerland
Aly
Berlin
Java
Georgia Railway
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Jersey
Rhodesland
U S
Metal Market
Beechnut CO
International Match Corporation
Swedish Match Co
Dat
Hincks Bros. & CO
Main St
Bridgeport, Conn
American British Manufacturing CO
Conn
Screw Machine
Larder & Olive Jratt & Whitey, Toned & Lamson
Puwon
Vsa Farrell & Co
Cinelanaty
Wheeler
Bobers Beeman & Smith Ockford
Neling Machine
Plain & Universal
Brown & Sharpe
Friendey
Kemp Smith
Milwaukee
Neavy Pratt & Whitney
Burdon & Oliver
Betts Brow
Pratt & Whitney
Espen & Lucas
Lincoli
General Electric
Westinthouse
Guaranty & Trust Co
Main Street
Bridgeport First Mortgages
Philadelphia Electric Company
Telephone 7
Som
W. R. Boll & CO
Cer Incorporated
First National Bank Bldg
Feral Gates
Smaldlay Telus
Fairfield Ave
Bomivd
New England Equity Corp
State Bank
State Street
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