Housing Company Sued For 78 524 In Bridgeport Taxes
The city of Bridgeport sues the United States Housing Corporation over 1919 taxes totaling 78 524. Service was made on property along Yranistan Fairfield Boston and Witmoet avenues. The case is set for the June term in superior court with Washington attorneys handling the U S corporation defense.
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Tited States Housing Corporation
Yranistan
Fairfield
Boston
Connecticut
Witmoet Avenues
John F. Maloney
Bridgeport
Husing Corporation
United States Housing Corporation
Washington
William 4. Ham
Bridgeport Housing Company
U. S. Corporation
U. S
Leaders confident in Pres Harding and economic notes
A mid 1920s political column urges confidence in President Harding, with leaders skeptical about a sales tax but some predicting its eventual adoption. It highlights Hoover’s exhausting work pace, railroad woes, cabinet unity, and Borah’s Senate debates on Panama tolls and the League of Nations, praising cabinet workers and urging health awareness for Hoover.
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Congress
Hoover
Ito
George White
National Committee
Wisen
Lansing
Prartling
Hughes
Harry Dougherty
Har
America
Will Hays
Fear Borah
Senate
Borah
League of Nations
Panama
Colombia
Secretary Hoover
Mr. Hoover No
Jonsor
Washington
Recreation Board Moves as Economical Measure
This morning at 9 o'clock the office equipment of the Board of Recreation will be moved from the fifth floor of the National Bank building to quarters on the eighth Board of the Liberty building. The secretary’s office where tennis and baseball permits are issued will be in room economy in the region given for the change and as a further aid in cutting expenses arrangements were made to have a truck from the Park Department move the furniture thus cutting the expense of moving day to the irreducible minimum. The telephone number will remain the same according to the latest report. A scientist of Hamburg Germany has succeeded in drawing electrical energy from the air by means of metal marked balloons.
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Board of Recreation
Tha! Iet National Bank
Liberty
Park Department
Gompers warns against driving bargain too hard
Labor leader Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor issues a strong editorial in the May Federationist urging bosses not to push for an open shop. He asserts labor aims for sovereign rights under law and Constitution and warns against criminalizing strikes. He calls four million workers ready to toil yet unable to find work a pressing grievance.
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Gloucester
Cate
Gorton
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Federationist
United States
Thorpe
Mr. Gompers
America
Citi
Gang
Guaran
Apenties of Labor
Armong
Baptist Church Welcomes New Pastor and Wife
A recognition service and reception honored Rev. Walter M. Richardson and his wife at Baptist Memorial Church in Maplewood and How- Avg avenues. Richardson, previously in Georgiaville R I, assumed pastorate about a month ago following Rev. A. B. Kenyon’s resignation. The event featured organ recital hymns invocations and welcomes from church and city Baptist leaders.
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Baptist
C. A. Steeves
H. Schuyler- Taster
A. B. Coates
Baptist State Convention
Donald B. MacQueen
Richardson
Pastors’ Association
State departments seek funds for libraries, agents, and colleges
The document outlines allocations totaling about $25,000 for state agencies upon request by Robert C. Eaton and Commissioner A. B. Meredith. It details $19,967.45 for deficiency needs across departments including pay, libraries, and supervision plus $4,800 for the State Librarian. Additional sums support the Connecticut Agricultural College at Storrs with salaries and maintenance and legislative references.
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Department of State
Robert C. Eaton
North Haven
A. B. Meredith
Goddard
Connecticut Agricultural College
Storrs
Five New Appeals From Tax Figures Filed Here
Five new appeals from tax assessments were filed in the Superior Court. Owners and firms including Louis M. Sagal, The Blue Ribbon Body Company, General Chemical Company of New York, Harvey & Lewis, and others challenge figures fixed by the tax commissioner with Board of Relief adjustments noted. Property parcels on Fairfield Avenue Water Street Main Street Middle Street and Congress Street are listed with specific assessed amounts and changes.
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Superior Court
T Louis M. Sagal
Tax
Board of Relief
Fairfield Avenue
Water Street
Middle Street
Polt
Congress Street
Ninfield Avenue
I Wairfield Avenue
Lsted
Genarel Chemical Companys
New York
Harvey & Lewis
Main Street
Senate Budget Measure Debate Angles for More Officers
Senate debate on a budget measure sparks a clash over adding officers. Senator McCormick mocks a Mississippi claim as echoing 1812 remarks while Harrison seeks to cut the assistant director’s salary from 5,000 to 7,000, a proposal supported by McCormick and approved.
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McCormick
Mississippi
Baltimore
Harrison
Two Motor Arrests Reported In City
Two arrests were made yesterday for motor law violations. Charles E. Bemar was charged with refusing to obey the instructions of a battle oM ger who signaled for him to move his car. Reckless driving was alleged against John Sember of 20 Colorado avenue.
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Charles E. Bemar
John Sember
Colorado Avenue
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Wadsworth
Howland CO
Broad
BAY State Liquid Paints
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Gorton-Pew Fisheries
Maas
H. Ham
Pres. Harding
Recreation Board
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Germany
Rube
Ais
Hutte Marquard
Mies Naomi Malope
Inset
Marquard
Cincinnati
Blossom Seeley
Gompers
Baptist Church
Walter Richardson
Kenyon
Legion
Poli
AMC
MR. Hudson
Hudson
Gordon Mfg. CO
Foxboro, Mass
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Wistel Huyers Connecticut Auto Specialties CO
Comstock Block
East Bartford
Cain
Tele
Laurel
Tom Sawyer
Little Fellows
Lee& Perring Baues
LEA &Perrins
Lea & Perrins
Public Market & Branch
State & Bank Sts. E
E. L. Sullivan
East Main St
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