How Railroads Must Be Returned
New York November 26 The National Association of railroad security owners shippers and the public outlines plans to return railroads under government regulation joint use of terminals and protection of credit. Plans need congressional legislation and coordination with the National Industrial Traffic League to secure a safe efficient return and continued service.
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New York
SeaSe Mashroad National Association of
Warfield
Interstate Commence Commission
Ents
Congress
Congr Rtes
Burleson
Telephone Company
San Francisco
Chicago
Galveston
Texas
Atlanta
Georgia
Newark
New Jersey
Cincinnati
National Industrial Traffic League
Association
League
Stock Market Opens Higher Then Turns Mixed in New York
The New York stock market opened with hopes pricing in a possible money regulation change, pushing many stocks up briefly before broad? er losses. Marine preferred led gains then slipped, while Union Pacific, General Motors, and Steel common posted moves. Afternoon rally lifted most issues 2 to 3 points as Copper shares improved and bonds held steady.
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New York
Marine Preferred
Steel Common
Union Pacific
General Motors
Rose
Texas Company
Standard Oil
Marine
Southern Pacific
Steel
Baldwin
Mexican Petroleum
Fragmentary World Notes From A Distant Era
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions a flag burning at Sabadell near Barcelona, Ludendorff being in Sweden, and a Frankfurter Gazette report. The text also includes a line about a girl and a hat, offering no clear narrative or named individuals beyond Ludendorff and places in Spain and Sweden.
Fire wrecks Wallingford blocks on Center street
Fire destroyed B. B. Gladwin dry goods, gutted Samuel Ginsberg block, and burned interior of a new Dr. W. T. Wilson block in Wallingford on Center street. Loss estimated at 25000. Fire started in a rear garage, burning an auto truck and damaging nearby dental offices, photo gallery, Kovack’s shop, and O’Connell residence roof. Sparks reached neighboring structures. Burned items include a butcher’s auto truck and a dentist’s offices.
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Wallingford
Gladwich
Samuel Ginsberg
W. T. Wilson
Hartford
Center Street
Ginsberg
Gladwin
Samuel Kerr
a_i butcher
Dr. Lewis
Charles Fisher
Kovack
Martin O’connell
Whittlesey Avenue
Enemy Owned Seats Set for Sale to Americans
Washington reports that enemy owned seats on major exchanges are to be sold to U.S. citizens. The alien property custodian A Mitchell Palmer announced the plan. Listed seats include the New York cotton exchange figures Franz Schutte Jr Emanuel Haase Hermann Hagedorn Heinrich Muller Pearse Paul P Schmitt Bremen Germany and others across New York stock, butter and egg, and New Orleans cotton exchanges with holders from Germany Hungary and Hamburg.
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Washington
A. Mitchell Palmer
Mr. Palmer
New York Cotton Exchange
Franz Schutte, Jr
Emanuel Haae
Hermann Hagedorn
Heinrich Muller Pearse
Paul P. Schmitt
Bremen
Germany
New York Stock Exchange
Henry Budge
Hamburg
Maritime Association of Port of
New York
Hermann Sielcken
West Baden
Karl Thalmann
Mannheim
Paul Strauss
Budapest
Hungary
Wil— Volckens
City of
Edward Ludwig Behrens
New Orleans
Separatist Move Spreads Across Germany
Reports from Copenhagen say hostility to Berlin grows as a German separatist movement spreads. Northwestern Germany now joins southern Germany and German Austria in secession. Ex tremists are said to control central government in Berlin and run national affairs through soviets. Chancellor Ebert’s status is unclear and may become a figurehead. Allied capitals watch Berlin as German soldiers arrive, with radicals and moderates each seeking support.
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London
Berlin
Copenhagen
Germany
Ebert
Messick given additional sentence after threat in Waterbury court
In Waterbury Anthony Messick was sentenced to one year for breach of the peace and concealed weapons. After a remark to his wife he was charged with another breach and given six months more plus a fine and costs. Shelton Priest Dead in Beaver Dam and a liquor posting dispute by Edward LaVelle are noted in brief.
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Waterbury
Anthony Messick
Judilliam Larkin
Messick
Beaver Dam
Wis
Edward LaVelle
Edmund Patrick LaVelle
Poslam Promises Healing Eczema Promptly
An advertisement touts Poslam as a rare healing remedy for eczema and skin diseases. It claims immediate relief for raw, itching areas and urges direct application to affected skin citing the product from Write Laboratories in New York City.
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West 47Th St
New York City
Officials Think That Offer To Taft Was Premature
Storm clouds gather two weeks before major league meetings as factions marshal for drastic changes in baseball. Taft offer seen as premature, owners split on method and timing while Ban Johnson and August Herrmann seek harmony. North Ends challenge South Ends for city championship with a slated Thanksgiving game canceled to proceed on their field. team members listed. Clemenceau to visit London Sunday to arrange preliminaries for Versailles peace conference and meet Lloyd George.
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Taft
New York
Ban Johnson
August Herrmann
William H. Taft
National Commission
Barney Preyfus
Pittsburg
Phil Ball
Connie Mack
Conroy
Dugan
Murphy
McCabe
Zebrick
Lynch
Matene
Dunn
Brede
Geary
Sarto
Eckstrom
London
M. Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Versailles
Fire on United States transport City of Lahore at Hudson dock
A fire broke out today in the hold of the City of Lahore, the United States transport, tied at a Hudson River dock off West 45th street. The blaze is confined to the hold with no casualties reported. The vessel is owned by the White Transport line.
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New York
United States
City of Lahore
Hudson River
West 45Th Street
Lahore
White Transport Line
Conferring on Kaiser's Future in London Meeting
London officials and French authorities discuss the former Kaiser’s future, with a crown law committee and close coordination expected for any joint action. The afternoon session focused on possible outcomes and shared responsibilities.
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London
Crown
Prince and engineers to estimate cost of rebuilding St Quentin
Paris dispatch reports Charles Prince of Boston with three engineers leaving for St Quentin to assess the work needed to reconstruct the battle wrecked city and estimate overall costs.
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Paris
Charles Prince
Boston
St. Quentin
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National Association OF Owners OF Railroad Securities
John Gieselbreth
Main St
Con Down
Randazzo
Siver St
Provi
Davis
Silver St
Grain Market
Gawit
Adaska G. Am
Amer Tel & Tel
AT & S Fe
Balt & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel B
Butte & Sup
Chile Copper
Ck&o
Erie
Erie Ist
Interboro
Lehigh Valley
Mer M
Mie¢n Copper
Norfolk & West
National Lead
North Pacific
N Y Cen
Inynh&h
People’s Gas
Repub I
Chic RI & Pac
Sou Pac
Sou
St Paul
UN Pac
US Steel
Utah Copper
Westinghouse
Insult
U. S
Sabadell
Catalina Province
Barcelona
Ludendorff
Sweden
Berne
Frankfort
Palmer
Shelton
Daniel A. Bailey
St. Joseph’s R. C
Enfield
Holyoke
Mass
Aloysius
Burlington
William E. Bailey
New Haven
City
Poslam
Sporting News
Clemenceau
U. S. Transport
Kaiser
Sloan
Haddock
Lake Pike
Boston Blue
Block Island
Ancy
Middletown
John Moore
Center St
Dumba
Austria- Hungary
Bryan
Austria-Hungary
Sigk
Hermitage
Village Grocery
J. Bielefield & CO
Hotel
Arrigoni
Miss Bush
J. H.leiferman
Young’s
KNOX
Stein Bloch
THE
Middletown National Bank
the Central National Bank
Middletown Trust Co
U. S. Navy
Farmers & Mechanics Bank
Farmers Mechanics Savings Bank
Middle Town ,Conn
Ohio Utilities CO
W. T. Fields CO
Chapel Street
Liberty
Conni
A. P. French
Central Bank
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