Business Slowdown Discussed in Bridgeport Times
A Bridgeport Times interview explores sluggish business conditions seen as psychological. It notes wheat crops, foreign demand for coal, and money supply, with banks urged to fund working capital while avoiding permanent investments. Political factors are deemed minor.
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Vankera
Mr. Wolfe
Bridgeport
Harding to Stay on Front Porch
Marion August 20. Senator Harding will stay on the front porch policy as planned, despite Democratic strategy. Harry M. Daugherty, Republican executive committee member, said after a conference with the nominee that there is no plan to abandon the front porch approach, though some speeches may be delivered in other cities.
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Marion
Harding
Harry M. Daugherty
Republican Executive Committee
Fairfield Court Hears Turner Theft Case
In Fairfield town court this morning F Turner faced charges for stealing a farm wagon from W C Morehouse on August 18. Judge Bacon Wakeman imposed a five dollar fine and costs and thirty days in jail, later suspended by the judge.
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F. Turner
W. C. Morehouse
Fairfield
Bacon Wakeman
Wakeman
Marriage and Birth Notices from City Listings
Marriage licenses issued to William Memeckay and Anna Ockay at 174 Orland Street and 53 Clinton Avenue, Steven Griz and Katie Baron at 52 Spring Street, Poli Karp Jackiewicz and Mary Golorak at 238 Main Street and 396 Atlantic Street. Births reported for Bernard Philip, Mary Jane Ahern, Raymond Arthur Pepper, with addresses in Maple, Adam, and Seeley streets. Washington report notes Tokyo cables on a plot against visiting U S congressmen deemed groundless by Kinsh Kimm, Korean commission chair, who said a memorial was planned instead.
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Marriats
William Memeckay
Orland Street
Anna Ockay
Clinton Avenue
Steven Griz
Wallinsford
Katie Baron
Spring Street
Polikarp Jackiewicz
Main Street
Mary Golorak
Atlantic Street
Hernard Philip
Brs
Philip Nicholas
Maple Street
Mary Jane
Michael Edward Ahern
Adam Street
Raymond Arthur
Mir
Mes
Arthur H. Pepper
Seeley “Street
Washington
Tokio
Far East
Korea
Kinsh Kimm
Korean Commission
Market Showing Opens With Broad Advances on Prominent Issues
New York August 20 stock market opened with substantial gains across many leading issues. Shorts covered heavily on favorable abroad advice as oil, motor, steel, equipment and food shares rose 1 to 3 points. Notable favorites included Mexican Petroleum, Crucible, Replogle, Vanadium, Gulf States Steel, Stromberg Carburetor, New York Air Brake, American Sugar, International Paper and American Writing Paper. Tails were light, shipping activity irregular.
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New York
Shorts
Mexican Petroleum
Crucible
Gulf States Steel
Stromberg Carbierator
New York Air Brake
American Ed Sugar
International Paper
American Writing Paper
Information sought on Clemente Risitello in Auburn
Panfilo Desmond of 108 Clark Street Auburn writes Mayor Wilson requesting any information about Clemente Risitello who arrived 12 or 13 years ago and bought property here. His name does not appear in the Bridgeport directory.
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Panfilo Desmond
Clark St
Auburn
Wilson
Clemente Risitello
Bridgeport
Revolt and Fighting Rise in Albania and Serbia
A wireless message from Scutari reports fierce fighting between Serbs and Albanians near Tarabozo with 220 Serbian dead and 250 prisoners. Kosovoe sees a revolution as the Albanian government conscripts 60,000 across four new classes. Charles Axman petitions damages over grading near his Logan Street properties, suit filed and returnable in September.
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Rome
Scutari
Albania
Tempe
Taraboso
Kostoeve
Charles Axman
Logan Street
Robinson
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