American manufacturers urged to enter British trade with adapted methods
James Keeley asserts British markets demand English advertising and sales practices. He warns Americans to stock goods in Britain, hire English sales staff, and work with local ad agencies to fit climate and consumer habits. He notes profitable product types and cites London circulation data as guidance for campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Keeley
Chicago Herald
England
Keeley
Addas
Mr. Keeley
Great Britain
America
C. F. Higham
London
United States
Busiports
Execu
Inves
Tates
Inquirer
Robbery charge in New Jersey club holdup
Harry Horowitz of Brooklyn was arraigned in Brooklyn on charges tied to the February 9 intrusion at a Trenton area clubhouse. Three masked men robbed the party, stealing about $2,000 in cash and jewelry valued around $1,000. Horowitz was held without bail. two others released for lack of identification. Detectives Wendeburg Battolari arrested the trio Friday night. The hearing is scheduled for next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eweng Township
Trenton
N. J
Harry Horowitz
Gerry Street
Brooklyn
Wiliamsburg Bridge Plaza Court
Steers
Horowitz
James &. Kirkham
Williamisburg Bridge Plaza Court
Rabbers
Wendeburg and
Battolari
Drums of Burgoyne Relics Sought by British Attaché
Boston May 31 A War Department letter to Adjutant General Jesse F Stevens reports a query from the British military attaché in Washington asking whether any drums of the Royal Scots Fusiliers, believed captured at Saratoga in 1777, survive in U S museums institutions or arsenals. The inquiry aims to verify the traditional tale and locate potential relics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Burgoyne
Saratoga
Jesse F. Stevens
War Department
Washington
Famine in Fats and Meats Warns Wilson and Col Folks
Thomas E. Wilson of Wilson & Co cautions that famine in fats and meats grips Germany Austria and the Balkan states amid postwar shortages. Col Homer Folks notes food and fuel distress across Europe while urging continued aid. Wilson cites Wilson's message urging government support for American merchants and unity of labor industry and capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Wilson
Wilson & Co
Packer
Rotterdam
America
Great Britain
Wilson
Europe
Germany
Austria
Balkan States
Inquiry into Policewomen Appointments Sparks Civil Service Review
The Civil Service Reform announces a probe into ten policewomen appointed by Police Commissioner Enright to see if names came from a civil service list. Keyes predicts possible court action to block wages. reformers note no civil service list for matrons and suggest provisional four month appointments pending civil service establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Civil Service Reform
Nounced
George T. Rees
Enright
Keyes
Reform League
Ust
Police Department
Two Boys Drown During Outing at Red Bank
In Red Bank New Jersey Alfred Kausch 15 of Brooklyn and John Bunkhurst of Long Branch drowned while rescuing a friend during a Boy Scout rally. Their boatmates stayed aboard as Bunkhurst fell overboard and both boys vanished beneath the water. Their bodies were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
N. J
Alfred Kausch
Anna Kausch
Brooklyn
John Bunkhurst
Long Branch
Bunkhurst
Kausch
Real estate transfers involving Union Chemical Glassware and Schecter Korros
The Union Chemical Glassware Co sold two eight story elevator buildings on 169th Street between Amsterdam and St Nicholas Avenues to Schecter and Korros, represented by Jacob Berman. Brokers were M Nasanowitz & Son. The firm also sold a six story building at 42 West 146th Street from the Bernheimer estate for about 135000 with rents around 24014, brokers Steinfeld Newberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Chemical Glassware Company
Schecter & Korros
Jacob Berman
169Th Street
Amsterdam
St. Nicholas
M. Nasanowitz & Son
Glassware Company
Bernheimer
146Th Street
Broadway
Steinfeld Newberger
Dyckman Lease Nets $756000 For Theatre Row
Gustavus L. Lawrence arranges a large lease in the Dyckman area. Lomax Realty Company will pay $36,000 yearly for 21 years with renewal, covering the Dyckman Theatre and adjacent one story taxpayer buildings on Sherman Avenue and 207th Street. First term totals $756,000. The theatre site measures 180 by 150 feet on Sherman Avenue near 207th Street with a 20 foot entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyckman
Gustavus L. Lawrence
Dyckman Theatre
Sherman Avenue
207Th Street
Lawrence
Lomax Realty Company
West 40Th Street
Mr. Lawrence
07Th Street
Vermilyea Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Americ Jenglian
Daily Mail
No. Nun
the Mail
John Bull
Punch
A. Sa
Scots Regiment
Folks
Balkan
Gunard
Carmania
Homer. Folks
Charities
American Red Cross
France
Italy
Seroit
Greece
Belgium
Colonel Folks
Prussia
Poland
Rumania
Serbia
Cross
Heffort
Elurope
Asia
Land of the
Free
Red Cross
Coblenz
Herbert ¢Ver
Robert Glenn Perintene
James McCreery & Co
Fifth Avenue
34Th Street
Greeley
5Th Avenue
Sorosis
Oxfords
Neby
Mast
Cammeyer
St. New York
Our Newerk
Broad St
Oxford
McCreery
35Th Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!