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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1919

Page

8

Reduced steel prices agreed after late-night talks

Negotiations between steel industry representatives and the board of the Department of Commerce resulted in new 1919 price schedules effective immediately. Pig iron $25.75 per ton, four-inch billets $38.50, two-inch billets $42, merchant bars $2.35 per hundred pounds, structural steel $45 per hundred pounds. iron cost at Lake Erie ports remains unless freight changes justify adjustments. Reductions range 10 to 14 percent, with ore producers seeking freight-rate relief and no broad wage cuts planned.

Steel Industry Indust Board Department of Comp C. B Lake Erie E. H. Gary United States Isteel Corporation John A. Savage Savage & Co Duluth Lake ‘Erie

Our Russian Campaign. Archangel region claims and questions

The piece casts doubt on Allied reports from Archangel and mocks misrepresented war news. It questions why a supposed victory and rapid movements are followed by material destruction and retreat. It hints at American soldiers being blamed for bolshevist gains and cites confusion in wartime reporting.

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Receivers Named for Groton Works

In New London on March 21 Judge Reed appointed E Cutler and P L Harwood receivers for Groton Iron Works at the United States Ltd company. The suit claims $80,000 advanced with unsecured debt and asserts claims against the United States Shipping Board totaling over $2,000,000 at Groton and over $300,000 at Noank, with collection hampered. Morse says settlement in full hinges on adjusting board claims.

Charles W. Morse Shipping Board New London Superior Court United States Ltd Company Reed E. ©. Cutler Groton Iron Works P. L. Harwood Mariners Savings Bank Groton Ion Works United States Shipping Board Groton Noank Iron Works

Urinary Trouble Rooted in Uric Acid Relief Suggests Jad Salts

A noted authority asserts kidney and bladder weakness stem from uric acid. The kidneys pass acid to the bladder causing irritation and nocturnal urges. Suggested remedy is four ounces of rad Salts or Jad Salts, taken as a daily drink to neutralize urine acids and restore normal urinary function.

Sleep Fatal In Hartford Claims First Connecticut Victims

Hartford March 2 The sleeping sickness claimed its first victims in Connecticut when Paolo Cianci an employee of the Hartford Rubber Works company died yesterday at Hartford hospital. He had been in a coma for seven days. Two other patients are suffering from the malady but a physician said their condition is proved. A shoal of herrings is often five or six miles in length and two or three in breadth.

Middlesex County East Hampton W. H. Kal Middletown Stanley Smith State Office Farry C Long Hill Y. M. C. A. Agricultural Club A. W Greer Richard Harris Storrs Haddam Ivoryton Bradbury Charles Carlson Hartford Connecticut Paolo Cianci The Hart Ford Rubber Works Company

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