Ancient Report Links Trade Problems Across Nations
An 1817 report on trade issues, read by Connecticut manufacturers leader FD Kent Hubbard, traces similarities in agriculture and industry. The document, prepared by Nehemiah And Bhiah Pibbard and others, argues for nonpartisan economic collaboration and notes recurring problems in manufacturing and commerce across regions.
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Hubbard
Association
Connecticut Society For the Ancouracement of Manufacturers
Nehemiah
Bhiah Pibbard
B. Kent Cibbard
FAO
America
Manufacturers Back U S Peace Insurance Plan
Dee Wald assistant secretary of war spoke at the Connecticut Manufacturers Association banquet at the Hotel Elmont urging industry support for the national preparedness program. He framed it as an industrial plan to insure the nation against war, detailing decentralization, training, and allocation of materials, and praised Congress for timely postwar legislation. Connecticut manufacturers, led by William J. Webster, formed a special committee to coordinate support with the War Department through Bridgeport District.
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Wald Dee
Spr Vial
Assisint
Juinford MacNiler
Connecticut
Emon
Aurieus
Iis
Sorel Fae
Ino
National Defense
Brno
United States
Une
Pesaran
Bors
Owas Avery
Ot Fene
Congress
The
Oo Snstort
Wey
Eteitan
Calvin Coolidge
Terbel
Manufacturers Association of Connection
War Department
Bridgeport
William J. Webster
Bridgeport Press Company
B. Burt
Pratt and Whine Manufacturings Company
FF. G Dreay
Winchester Repeating Arms Comepany
ML Stone
Coit's
Fire Arms Manufacturing Company
J. TH. Goss
Seavill Manufacturing Company
Simsbury Election Recount Contest Reaches Court
In Simsbury a recount contest moves to Superior Court with hearing set for 10 a m on November. Republican Robert J. Green seeks review of Oct 4 first selectman ballots amid claims of improper counting and challenged ballot handling Advancing allegations target poll counters and supervise officials citing unexamined rejected ballots and possible conflicts of interest by Democratic candidates aides.
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Hartford
Superior Court
Simsbury
Nickerson
Robert J. Green
First Selectman
Green
Harry N. Curtis
Richard P. Eno
Albert Curtis
Segur
Webber
Curtis
Yukon schooner towed into port after distress off Block Island
The three masted schooner Yukon, en route from New Bedford to the Cape Verde islands with freight and crew of ten, was towed into port this morning by the coast guard destroyer Patterson after signaling distress last night off Block Island. The vessel reported leaking bilge and had battled heavy seas during the ordeal.
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New Bedford
Cape Verde Islands
Coast Guard
Patterson
Block Island
Billy
FT New
Bet Nimirbers
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