GE Co Dominated Electrical Equipment Output, 1919–23
The Federal Trade Commission told the Senate that General Electric produced more than 30 percent of electrical power equipment from 1919 to 1923. Four rival firms and growing holding companies influence prices and competition, while federal regulation lags for interstate power and holding company structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
General Electic Company
General Zieverie
Westinghouse
Artis
Chalmers
Brown Boveri—Dominnate
He Electrical Equipment Industry
General Electric
Commission
Izaak Walken League Dinner Meeting in Warren
Reservations show strong turnout for tonight’s Warren chapter dinner at the Y M C A. Discussion will cover withdrawal of the chapter from state and national organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE SK Walton
Warren
Izaak Walken League
Torpedo Man Receives $25 Under Tribune Policy
John Dailey of Torpedo, a Tribune subscriber and policy holder, is awarded $25 after being injured on November 27 while repairing an automobile. A defective shifter caused a circuit burn to his finger during the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
John Dailey
Steam Hammer
Torpedo
Dailey
Fire toll rises to four in Germantown center blaze
Philadelphia officials opened a three way investigation after a fire at the Germantown community center killed four people including two more children, with death toll rising shortly before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
U.P
Oder
Germantown
Wolfe Must Serve Life Prison For Hance Killings
Charles One-armed Wolfe, last of Geral Chapman’s gang, must spend his life in prison for the murder of Mr and Mrs Ben Hance. Indiana Supreme Court denied Wolfe’s appeal in Muncie. The Hances allegedly were killed for informing on Chapman, who was later hanged in Connecticut. Butch Anderson, third gang member, was killed in a Michigan gun battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles
Wolfe
Geral Chapman
Ben Hance
Muncie
State Supreme Court
Hance
Chapman
Connecticut
Butch Anderson
Michigan
Former Detective Chief Takes Life in Lancaster
How ard W. Anderson once chief of detectives for the Lancaster police department shot himself in Lancaster. His body was found at noon by two men after he did not appear at a local barber shop. He died from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Authorities say he had been troubled by a family quarrel and the separation from his wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Howard W. Anderson
Lancaster Police Department
Anderson
J. F. Trexler
Wealthy Pittsburgh Woman Files Divorce Suit
Jan 12 report lists Mrs. Margaret Moorhead Rea filing for divorce from Henry O. Rea, a Pittsburgh millionaire active in exclusive clubs. The Rea family is noted as prominent in the city’s society circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Margaret Moorhead
Rea
Henry O. Rea
Aly
Man Leaps From Train To Flee Armed Intruder
Joseph J. Flannery of East Orange New Jersey leaped from the Manhattan Limited washroom window to escape an armed man who forced entry aboard the Pennsylvania Railroad train. Flannery, an insurance salesman, was found near Braddock and treated for head injuries at a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U.P
Manhattan Limited
Pennsylvania Railroad
Joseph J. Flannery
East Orange
N. J
Mnery
Braddock
Joseph Walton
Gasoline Plant Damaged by Blaze in Kennedy Township
Fire at the Triangle Company refinery in Kennedy township began in the engine house and spread to the belt house. Both structures were destroyed, sparked by a burst stove tube sending embers amid oil and grease. Estimated damage placed at 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Jax
Triangle Company
Kennedy Township
Radio Schedule Highlights and Concert Lineup
Today's Five Best Features Via Radio lists WIZ at 8 30 with Berno Mojisejwitsen at piano and Maxwall hour, plus Chicago Civic Opera with Mary Gordon in Massenet Sappho. WMC in Memphis airs a Fifth Anniversary program at 11 20 p m. WOR Newark presents Sir Thomas Beecham conducting the New York Philharmonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIZ
Ampico
Berno Mojisejwitsen
Chicago Civic Opera
Mary Gorden
Massenet
Sappho
WMC
Memphis
WOR
Newark
Sir ‘Thomas Beecham
New York Philhermanci Orchestra
York
Army Band
Reay
Beane
Moissiwitech
New York
WNYC
WLWL
WMCA
Omara
S. Army Band
Scre Brown
Wear
Herneig Brown
Lord Calvert
Newton Radio Forum
Adelphia Orchestra
NBC
Statler
WCAL
Fittsburge
Waldertastona Orchestra
WEAF
KORA
Pittsburge
WIA
WEVA
Richmond
WAVA
Booker's
Virginians
Rason
Polksonge
Jaxwell
Medlemi College
Wham
Rochester
Rocheser Philharmone
Merkela
Wey
Rochester Philharmonie
Dinner Muric
Floyd Walter Orwande
WBZ
Springyteld
Dinner Muse
Bens Music Iaehe
Dance Orchestres
New
Radio Listings and Concert Schedule Across Cities
A compiled page shows radio programs for January 12 with listings from WEAF WABC WJZ and others. It includes orchestras singers and conductors such as Giorgio Polacco and Mary Garden with various time slots and station identifiers across multiple cities.
Kellogg denies pledges story on Havana conference
Secretary Kellogg dismissed reports that the U S has instructed South American representatives to refrain from discussing American intervention in Nicaragua at the Havana Pan American conference. He said no such orders exist and other governments’ instructions are their own business. Ambassador Puerridon of Argentina expects flexible plans pending delegation proposals and conference mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.F
United States
Nicaragua
Havana
Kellogg
Santiago
Chile
State Department
Ericen
Argentina
Honorio Puerridon
United Press
Firemen Charged With Starting Fires in Rival Rivalry
Four Mt. Ephraim Fire Company No. 2 members are held on $600 bail for January 27 hearing, charged with starting fires to boost a rival department in Mt. Ephraim New Jersey. The rival company, formed a year ago without official recognition, allegedly sparked the blazes to display superiority over the regular unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Ephraim
N. J
U. P
Mt. Ephraim Fire Company No. 2
Navy chief urges $3.36 billion twenty year program
Secretary Wilbur urged a 20 year navy building and replacement plan totaling 3.36 billion dollars. He said after that period the navy should begin another 20 year cycle to maintain required strength, addressing questions on a 890 million five year expansion plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Wilbur
Navy
House Naval Affairs Committee
Smallest Feet Star Aims for Movie Career
Woman with the smallest adult feet in Europe, Georgiana Sholto Douglas, arrives in New York en route to Hollywood to enter the movies. Her shoes are size 1.46 to 1.55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
South West
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Eye Pipe Co
Beister
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Buckeye Pope Line Co
Cumberland Pipe Line Co
England
Bb Jana Refining Co
Cumberland, Barien
Mop
Foe
Kys
Parager
Fining Co
Sishvere
Kentucky
Laeima Petrolia
Saginaw
Mich
Stock Market Summary of Industrial and Oil Stocks Today
A scanned market page lists numerous industrial and oil stocks with active prices and tickers. Key names include Allied Chemical, American Car Foundry, General Electric, General Motors, U S Steel, Union Oil, Standard Oil affiliates, Kennecott Copper, Mack Truck, Studebaker, Westinghouse, and Woolworth, among others, with variations in reported figures and market groupings. The page also notes outside standards and oil sector entries from Anglo American to Humble Oil and Mountain Producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chow Industrials
Allied Chem and Dyn
American Car Foundry
Amerian Locomotive
American - American Sum
Tobacco
American Tel
Amenean Woelen
pAnscenda
Atchison
Atlantic Gulf
Atlantic Refining
Baltimore and
Olin Barnedai
Bethlehem Steel
Briggs Mfg
California Beauleuin
Canadian Pacific
U. S. Leather
Cerro de Pasco
Chesapeake
Chicago
Rock Island
Chile
Cowa_Colw
Cal Carbon
Cal Gas
Crucible Steel
Dodge Bros Con Davison
Moon Motors National Biscuit
Nevada Copper
New Haven
New York
North American
Northern Pacific
Phillips Pete Packard Motor
Pan Amer Pete Bi
Penna RR
Pure Oil
Radio Corp
Reading RR
Republic Tron
Shell Union
Simms Petroleum
Sibelaix Oil Skelly Oy
Southern Pa Southern R. R. Standard Gas
Stewart Warner Studebaker
Texas Corp
Timken RB
Tidewater Associate
Union Oil of
California
Union Pacific
U.S. Cast
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel Vanadium
Westinghouse Electric
White Motors
Woolworth
Willys Overland
Yellow Track
Anglo American
Humble Oil
International Petroleum
Mountain
New York Transit
National Transit
Ohio Oil - Pennock
Prairie Pipe Line
Prairie Oil and Gas
Salt Creek
South Penn
Standard Oil of
Cal
Ind
Kan
Market Letter Current Events and Investment Outlook
The letter notes mixed results for several firms with net losses and per share figures, mentions Armour and Delaware operations, and cites federal trade commission activity. It analyzes Wall Street selling urgency, Oil, rail, and industrials outlook, and quotes commodity and produce prices as markets anticipate further liquidity moves and dividend expectations.
Acquit Police Chief of Assault Charge
Chief of Police Charles Livingston of Dravesburg was found not guilty of aggravated assault and battery. The verdict followed accusations by Ethel Thompson and Henrietta Brown that Livingston grabbed them and tore their clothing during a July arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Charles Livingston
Dravesburg
Ethel Thompson
Henrietta Brown
Tegresses
Livingston
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Electric CO
Federal Board
Centrol
Tribune Ensur
Contis Barber and Realty
Coolidge
David Reed
Sackett
Couraging
Japan
Thomas G. Brace
Nicaragua National Guard
Sppopillas
G. O. Hatfield
tfNe United States
Octal
Center
Bruce
Bleisner
Darril
Leighton
Corporel Byrd
Nicarneuan
Pook
Man
Armed Man
United Frees
Mary Garden
Jore
Mary
Brat
Seabtern & Central Standard
Ger
WSS
Atlanta
EL & Cou
WEAP
Sheldon
Atlantic Nume
Wral String Quartet
WHET
Boston
Opera
Chicago Civic Opers
The
Hemiltonians
WLW
Wis Danes Orahaira
DALLA
Baker Orchestre
Daventort
Wis
Power de Light Orchestra
Erie
Arlington Artists
Arlington Ensemble
WAZ
Jacksonvelle
Dance Orchestra
DAS
Bansas
CITY
School of the Air
RFAB
Lincoln
TSPLE
Paul
Jeffrey
Levin
Washville
Y. Voge Poo
Wilkenson
St. Pavel
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific, Railroad Co
Gillette Safety Raver Co
Western Union
Motor Products Co
Court- 21 Bay
Richards
New York Stock Exchange
Warran Bavingy Uark Ride
J. Panos
Marieaiba
Ats
East Age Am Bradford
Dle
Eens
Fars
Weteen
Pittsblagh
Cae
Florello H. la Guaruia
S& A
Provincetown
Masa
Congress
Bard
Eypland
Ajax
Marhattan el & Supply For
Megs
Ats Proms
Melaware Epershous
Troy
Vormihs
Dameus & Co
HL & Subsidiaries
Pani
Armour
Del
North Amerian Provision Co
Icom
Electric Fanipment Co
General Elec
Westinghouse Elec
Bangor Aroostock
Texas Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Freeport Texas
Amer Tel & Tel
Atlantic Coast Line
Wall Street
Allied Chemical
Radio
Brooklyn Edison
Middle West
Acquit Police
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