Ridgefield Guardsmen Return in Armistice Era Notes
Military notes from Ridgefield recount the return and transfer of several guardsmen and officers after hostilities. Included are accounts of Lieutenant Ingersoll’s leadership roles, battlefield movements from Verdun to Meuse sectors, and reassignments within Company B. Also mentioned are local plans for a Victory Loan parade, tank arrivals, and a 25th wedding anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Richardson.
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Ant
Paul” Davis
Harry “Hull
Joseph‘ Roach
Louis ‘A. Abbott
Alfred Stevens
Louis End
John McCarthy
A. Bacchicchi
Aruso
Lawrence Leary
Charles
Josef
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Lieutt
John’ M. Dayo
Louis
Ang
Wood
E. F. Brown
Tryon
Mander
Hool
Ingersoll
Livingston
L Leutenant Ingersoll
Verdun
Ingergoli
Comany B
Armis
Gérmany
Lieunant Ingersoll
Ridgefield
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Thei Committee
George .G. Thyavis
Mary i
Marion Nash
Charles S. Nash
Amp Richardson
Eph Roberts
Victory Loan
Tear
Max Robert
Richardson
Appeals From Fax Assessments Seek Relief in Court
Swift & Co and Alling Rubber Co filed two appeals with the Superior Court through Gould & Gould. Swift & Co contend the city overvalued its assessment at 98,822, while 67,25 would be proper. Alling Rubber Co disputes the assessment of 152,276, arguing holdings are no more than 107,029.48.
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Board of Relief
Superior Court
Swift& Co
Alling ‘Rubber Co
Atsrneys Gould & Gould
Antonio Abriola
Victory Liberty loan urged to pay registered notes
Washington reports urged by the treasury on April 24 to prefer registered notes for Victory Liberty loan subscriptions. Officials say registering notes reduces theft risk and simplifies coupon payments, as the treasury expands the registered security program.
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Washington
Treasury
Ats
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