Federal Reserve Board Advisory Council Meeting Recap
The Federal Reserve Board advisory council plans to meet in Washington to discuss the bank’s policies. Officials consider the council a key forum for gauging the impact of check restrictions and monetary controls on the economy, with expectations of potential tightening as needed.
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Federal Reserve ‘Board
Advisory ‘Council
Washington
Ory Council
The
Federal Re“s Board
Vonverdant
Socialists Name Wlevy For Mayor In Pick City Election
Jasper McLevy again heads the local Socialist group as the party names a full slate for November. A Saturday convention at 306 Fairfield Avenue drew over 300, with McLevy aided by three women and 23 men. The boycotted open campaign planned includes leaflets, shop rallies, and an air rally with Joseph Cannon of New York as principal speaker. Nominations cover mayor, city clerk Minor S. Treay, city treasurer Audubon Secor, tax collector Pat Cooney, and others with multiple alderman candidates.
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Jasper McLevy
Wnon
Fairfield ‘Avenues
McLevy
McLery
Joseph Cannon
New York
United Mine Workers
Weill
Plame
Niner & Treat
Martin Phainkett
Wallingford
Chunquee
City Iylerk
Minor S. Treay
Sreaamar
Audubon Secor
Pat
Cooney
Alfred O'Brien
Agsewtor
Fred Schwarz
Board of Education
Carl F
Arrest Woman at Depot After Disturbance
Several passengers at the railroad station Saturday night laughed at the antics of Sadie Dixon of Littleh land avenue. Police arrested the woman, charging breach of the peace and drunkenness. She could not provide $34 bonds and remained in jail over the week for a hearing this morning.
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Sadie Dixon
Joseph Conley
Ridge Avenue
Tarni~ Nee
Sees No Danger of Revolution Inspires Loyal Citizenship
A sermon by Rev. Craft stresses that the U S Constitution is the best form of government when operated by fit people and lawfulness. He urges obedience to laws and citizen devotion to peace, while praising constitutional milestones like abolition of slavery and women’s suffrage. Over 500 attend Constitution Day services at the United church with military and civic groups present.
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Poon al Paull
Vigin
United States
Rev
Craf
Creedam
Craft
G. A. F. Civil Veterans
Sons of Veterans
D. A. R. American Legion
Veterans of Forcier Wars
The
United Church
William Horace Day
Ehurch
Mothers of Two Killed Babies in Serious Condition
Derby report on two mothers, Mrs. William Reardon of Bridgeport and Mrs. Charles Martinez of Ansonia, injured in a Friday night automobile streetcar collision. Both women are hospitalized at Griffin Hospital in Derby. Reardon reported slightly improved while Martinez in critical condition with brain concussion and possible skull fractures and internal injuries.
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Derby
Pequot Yacht Club to Hold November Float Races
Pequot Yacht Club in Southport announced November 11 as a provisional date for float races if weather permits. The season's final races yesterday saw Gredmar skippered by Hoerolé L. Lloyd win the Te class, The Peacock owned by F. T. Bedford won the Bird class, and Catchme owned by Witherbee Black led the K class. Plans for the club’s 66th anniversary celebration are in motion with September as the target date for a spacious open event.
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Pequot
Witherbee Black
Pootutuck Yacht Club
Arrests Seize 206 Pavkers in City Shopping Rush
Police arrested 206 motorists for violating city ordinances during busy shopping hours. Each posted a $1 preliminary bond. Cases to be disposed in City Court this morning.
Invisible factors reshape 1922 US trade balance
Washington reports a Department of Commerce analysis showing invisible exports and imports at work in 1922. It estimates the net effect of investments, remittances, tourism expenditures, and shipping costs, suggesting the year’s visible balance favored the United States but with hidden factors altering the overall position. Secretary Hoover notes wide changes since World War I in international finance and urges cooperation for a fuller, cautious assessment.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
United States
Hoover
Treasury
Hoovers
Upg
Tavelani Theldy
Seurtary Hoover
Europe
Neem Freigns
Armert
Fairfield Man Arrested Casing Liquor in Transit
Ajax Maduwar of New York City was arrested in Fairfield after traffic stop on Friday morning. He allegedly transported 24 barrels of alcohol in a truck, claimed to violate liquor laws. Bond set at $4500.
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Ajax Maduwar
New York City
Wasrheld
Amnesty appeal urged for wartime offenders in California
A joint amnesty committee in California announced President Coolidge signed petitions by sixty men and women seeking clemency for prisoners convicted of war time offenses. The appeal, supported by Rev Edward J Pus rsous Bishop ad jutor of the Episcopal Church San Francisco and Dr Rig Irmas Wilbur president of Stanford, focuses on 23 prisoners in California Sacramento and the Western Union.
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Washington
Coolidge
California
Amnesty Commiitee
Coryas
Edward J
Miners Gather to Act on New Union Wage Rates
Delegates from United Mine Workers local unions in the anthracite fields meet in Scranton for a convention to ratify a proposed two year wage contract agreed by officers and Harrisburg representatives. The agreement includes a flat ten percent raise for all eight hour day workers, expiring August 31, 1926, with resumption of mining operations expected Wednesday.
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Scranton
Pas
United Mine Workers
Harrisburg
John Ty
Lewis
United Mine - Workers
Principle and Recognition of the Union and Collective Bargaining
The text discusses union principles and collective bargaining. It notes objections from miners and a wage advance limited to ten percent rather than a larger increase toward the $20 daily target. The convention is expected to conclude and meet again tomorrow night.
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Unio
Fire destroys Old Orchard resort injuring 18
Fire swept through a deserted summer colony at Old Orchard damaging several amusement venues est. losses near $200. A wing of the hotel and other buildings were swept by flames, aided by a breeze toward the sea. The blaze prompted mutual aid from Portland and Biddeford. Two men escaped. hotel owner J W Duffy of Lawrence Mass faced questions. A fireproof shed helped halt spread. In Stamford, police seized gin from a store during a raid and Moorin to face court.
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Orchard
Portland
Piddeford and
Lace
Temple of Man
Forest Mier
J. W. Duffy
Lawrence
Mass
Dafy
Duffy
Edward Theades
Reading
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