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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1921
Page
2
The plan calls for lighter income taxes via higher dependent exemptions and new corporate taxation at 10 to 15 percent. It outlines tax levy reforms, exemptions, and proposed changes to beverages and stamp taxes, with an estimated budget impact and administration details.
Joseph Ring was arrested with an officer after being armed with a weapon and attempted to rob an automobile owned by Rinse. The incident occurred yesterday following a months long resistence claim and involved an attachable civil instrument.
A cryptic OCR fragment reports a suspect in a Laurel Beach case being released. The text is unclear, but mentions police investigation details and possible testimonies or evidence related to a public figure or incident. The readable portion suggests ongoing inquiry and uncertain outcomes.
The Tufts case moves toward judge consideration as defense and prosecutors prepare arguments and witnesses. Attorney Nathan is central, with claims regarding publicity avoidance and paid attorneys in large sums, while New York producers are implicated in the broader allegations of influence and missed evidence.
An international initiative seeks to mobilize aid to war-torn areas by creating hospitals and providing jobs for thousands. Delegates discuss funding, food and relief organization, with prominent figures urging immediate action and cross-border assistance to support civilians in need.
Allied commission shelved the American claim for 274,009,090 dollars for mantling troops on the Rhine noting payment of Allied indemnity precedes the claim regardless of the treaty terms. The commission also ordered British and French assistance payments to precede Belgium, amid broader postwar financial adjustments.
A withered political briefing discusses Democrats watching arms talks, accusing opponents of hijacking the peace plan. The piece asserts Democratic leaders aim for pacific policy while Republicans push for stronger concessions and military budgets.
The Clark Brown row hearing opens amid reports of complaints against the police commissioner and alleged derogatory statements. The session adjourned for recesses with continued proceedings expected Friday morning before Judge Brown rules on the ouster attempt.
War Department notifies a district representative that vacancies exist for a cadet at the United States Military Academy at West Point. One candidate will be nominated with two alternates. Exams scheduled for October 28 at a specified port in the state, with tests in arithmetic, geometry, and United States history and civics.
Garlick warns against jitney operations, accusing Bos Corporation of offering rides for five cents and falsely claiming bus authorities approve the service. He alleges improper fare collection on Bridgeport Avenue and asserts police did not intervene overnight.
A fragmentary report notes an eagle boat arrival with named officials and naval commands. The scrambled text mentions the vessel, port, and examinations to be conducted aboard at New England Steamer, with references to local authorities and a naval designee.
A fragmentary local item notes a crow a goat and a reptile kept as pets near 18 park. The text mentions a nearby resident and a Roid poseeser, with scattered clues about a Washington pak and a jail colnding Washington pak.
Amid growing election activity, Republicans and Democrats mobilize for upcoming primaries. Party leaders expect large enrollments, with women voters potentially swelling turnout. districts anticipate strong delegate battles and intensified organization efforts ahead of the vote.
The Pennsylvania Railroad company was granted a fifteen day extension to file inferences between the road and the duty authorities. Officials announced the extension on a weekday as reported by the railroad board.
Fragmentary report describes a postwar shift in business fortunes with optimism for brighter times. Mentions meat packers and other industries, noting past profits but warning that current abuses must end and transitions must occur for recovery.
Police recovered two illegal stills during a raid on a cafe linked to Henry G Nourke at 1481 State Street. A 10 gallon still was found at James Wink’s home and a 2.5 gallon still at Frank Joyne Chest’s residence. Nourke was caught in the act of taking a sale and held on $200 bond.
Two men Chaorles Gelber and Roger atororval of Bridgeport are questioned after reports they asked for a ride and a $400 bag vanished from a car earlier. Police traced leads to Haven and Milford, with officers hoping to recover the bag and identify suspects soon.
Police report shows July arrests for motor vehicle law infractions mostly for reckless driving. June arrests surpassed July, but heavy fines did not curb violations. drunkenness cases rose slightly with ten more than in June.
A Chicago based socialist committee launches an expansive drive to aid Russia with clothing and food shipments. The effort aims to alleviate distress among the Russian people, seeking supportive relief and donations through local organizers and advertisements.
Joseph Krause of 99 Fairfield Avenue was arrested after his automobile collided with another car on Catherine Street near Jean Farrell. Krause faces charges as witnesses saw Farrell at 2 North Main Street. One person was injured in the crash.
Morin of Pitts Dureh nominated for president of the lamary at its annual convention. Other nominations included Chaynsit of Bi Thera anise for grand worthy view president Hyt felstein of Harrisburg for condeeter Dow ing Dayton for treasurer Parry Kansas City for secretary Nodick Snohomish for chaplain. Newac
Fragmentary text mentions names and places with missing letters and garbled phrases. The readable pieces include possible personal names and affiliations but lack coherent context or actions to anchor a clear news item. Further restoration needed to identify event, date, or location for a proper summary.
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