Annual Statement of Pullman Co. 1921 figures revealed
Chicago Sept 26 The annual statement of the Pullman Company for the fiscal year ending July 31 1921 shows revenue of 67 249 066 31 with 60 315 717 76 from earnings of cars for 11 months ending July 31 Total expenses including dividends of 9 599 were 70 9 902 23 an excess of expenses over revenue chargeable to the suspense account of 7 473 55 tal assets are given as 239 03.
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Britain Receives Soviet Reply To Note On Breaches
London reports that Curzon has received the Soviet reply to Britain’s note accusing the Soviet Union of serious breaches in Asia. The Russian draft was sent to Nebert M. Hoagsen, British trade representative in Moscow. Ber vai n says the Soviets are convinced the accusations are without merit and will be thoroughly investigated before charges are filed.
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Daylight saving transition note from October
An unclear diary style note references completing daylight saving on October 25 and reverting to standard time. The text mentions a shift and offset terms but lacks clear names, places, or events to anchor additional details.
Archduke Regrets Deal as Clouds Lift on Wealth Fight
Archduke fears contesting New York dictates over vast estates in Poland Italy and other lands valued in the millions. He signed away many holdings to Americans who allegedly shielded his wealth, while the archduchess and Americans negotiate to avert lawsuits across several nations.
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19th Infantry Moves to California From West Virginia
Official orders direct Colonel C. S. Martin to shift the 19th United States Infantry from Charleston West Virginia to Norfolk Virginia for transport to California where the regiment will be stationed. The move leaves 70 federal troops in West Virginia.
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Firm Sues Official for 15000 Damages in Bethel
A corporate plaintiff Shay-Teeht sues a Bethel official for 15000 damages over alleged negligence by a superintendent in leather tanning operations. The case seeks property rights and a court order to settle stakes. Foreclosure action by John T. Hin on a mortgage is noted in the same proceeding.
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Naval health reform efforts spark enlisted care debate
A historical report notes Jomibinder A. Bissett pushing suggestions at the Lake company plant as super intending constructor for the Cantert States Navy. It discusses Navy department actions in Woaslington pnrging the establishment of see forces, and past conditions that limited service members to medical care only. It mentions efforts in Washington to remove red tape and broaden treatment access for enlisted personnel.
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Steamer George W. Goethals Fire Extinguished at Port au Prince
The fire on board the American steamship George W. Goethals has been extinguished and the vessel is set to proceed to Cristobal via Panama, with reports noting actions taken at Port au Prince in September.
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Coroner postpones hearing in Joseph Sediak Laree case
The inquest into the death of Joseph Sediak Laree of 143 Prin Street was postponed indefinitely by Coroner John J. Phelan. The lad died after being struck by an automobile near Naprimore. additional witnesses will be prepared as the process resumes.
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Greenwich man sues for 275 dollars commission in sale
Ambrostery of Greenwich files a suit in Common Pleas to recover 275 dollars claimed as commission from the sale of property at Sound Beach. Defendant David Woodhouse of Sound Beach denies any payment, stating he was never paid.
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Sit
Common Pleas Court
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