Dietz Urges Ethical Business Practices Before Rotarians
Carl F. Dietz, president of Bridgeport Brass, told Rotary club members at The Stratfield on Business Methods. He urged mutual benefit in transactions, ethical standards, prompt bill payments, and cash discounts for early payments, stressing courteous treatment of salesmen and efficient use of purchasing time.
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Carl F. Dietz
Bridgeport Brass Company
Rotary Club
Stratfield
Sapmiker
Rotay
Chamber of Commerce
Accmctt
Ofti Soing
Rotary to Hear Series on Business Methods
Members of Rotary will have an opportunity in the coming months to hear about business methods including discussions on purchasing practices. A speaker named Mr Diets is noted as presenting one item in a series of files on these topics, with emphasis on how purchasing decisions impact firms.
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Diets
Rotary
New York Candidates Trade Attacks Ahead Of Election
In New York metropolitan political contest Mills accuses Gov of bowing to White House aims and omitting immigration liberalization in the state platform. Mills targets the East Side and Tammany Hall as he contends reform is replaced by political bargains and hunger for office.
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New York
United States
Ogden L Mills
White House
Major Winiker
Timmins Hall
Tammany Hell
Mills
Hearst
Guysmith
Absent Voter Faces Punishment in Mexico City
In Mexico City Oct 26 General Serano, Governor of the federal district, announced that qualified voters who fail to vote will be punished by fines from one to fifty pesos or imprisonment of one to five days. Ten thousand official watchers plus regular police will guard the ballot boxes.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Serano
Federal District
Leghorns Win Annual Egg Laying Contest at Storrs
The 15th annual Connecticut Agricultural College laying contest at Storrs crowned Toivonen’s Leghorn farm from Girard, Pennsylvania, with 23681 eggs. The event drew 140 pens of ten birds from 28 states and Ontario, totaling 227,514 eggs, with top pens from New Jersey, Oregon, Massachusetts, and other states.
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Storrs Conn
Toivonen
Girard
Penn
Connecticut Agricultural College
Storrs
Ithode Island Reef
Pennsylvania
R W Colman
Medina NY
John Dabelle
Hallouville
Connecticut
Rhode Island
RW. Davis
Rockland
Maine
Ontario Agricultural College
Albert T. Leaven
North Attleboro
Mass
Ams
Wyamettes
Pullets
West Cornwall
Conn
New York State
Oregon
Massachusetts
Alabama
New Jersey
Thees
Wyandottes
Eng
Ontario
Canada
Marquis Poultry Farm
Toms River
George B. Treadwell
Spencer
Wyandotte
W H. B. Kent
Cazenovis
S Bradford Allyn
Holliston
Adam Glass
Mobile
Ala
Widgerodt Bros
Red Bank
N. J
John Z. LaBelle
Ballouville
Kerr Chickeries
Frenchtown
the Locusts
White Wyandottes
George B Ferris
Grand Rapids
Mich
White Leghorns
Fabry Bros
East McKeesport
Reds
R. W. Davis and Sons
Bar Rocks
Mount Hops Farm
Wildametown
Roy H. Waite
College Park
Marquis P Farm
Toms River N. J
Thomas H Matteson
Darisville
R.T
Parents Urged to Guide Youth in Changing Times
New Haven October 26 AP resolution calls parents to protect children from today’s literature by providing proper information in a safe, sensible way. The Presbyterian Synod of New England adopts a constructive educational campaign to address divorce as an evil. A second resolution outlines a revamped men’s program to lessen pastoral duties and boost public engagement. Rev A Mason Brown of Providence was chosen moderator with Rev John A McClelland of Boston as permanent clerk and Rev Robert Anderson of New Bedford as vice-moderator.
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New Haven
Presbyterian Synod of
New England
A Mason Brown
First Presbyterian Church
Providence
John A McClelland
Fourth Presbyterian Church of
Boston
Robert Anderson
New Bedford
Exhibition may be continued next year in Philadelphia
A seven member citizen committee appointed by Mayor Kendrick began work to study continuing the Sexuale-Centennial International exposition next year. The mayor, while board chairman, will not join deliberations and is reportedly not in favor. The panel may seek support from federal authorities to obtain a $5 000 000 appropriation from Congress to renew the expo.
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Philadelphia
Kendrick
Congress
Jungle Toast Brown Copen Gooseberry Rose Second Floor
A fragment mentions Jungle Toast Brown Copen and Gooseberry Rose on the second floor in a sparse listing. No clear event or full details emerge.
Many Fall Frocks Choose Claret in New Details
The Dolman sleeve and Batwing shapes lead the season with Bolero and Plastron accents. Pin tucking appears in Crepe Romaine Georgette Crepe de Chine and Crepe Latin fabrics, marking a bold color focus in claret.
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Dietz
Davey Brosixe Leading Chain Grocers
Ea An Tae Li
Astor Rice
Kirkman
Capital
Hallowe'en
Daylight Bakery Basement
Howland
Bridgeport
Daylight Bakery
Gage
Claret Poudre Gobelin
Tond Fk
Oor
Stetson
Chinchilla
Cannon St
Granada
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