Bridgeport Tax List Notice for 1823 Second Half Taxes
Notice to Bridgeport taxpayers that the second half of the Grand List of 1823 taxes is due at the Tax Collector's office City Hall Rooms 4 aea Thursday Sept 1 1031. Collector will be at the office Sept 4 1921 daily 9 am to 5 pm Sundays excepted and Saturday 8 am to 12 noon for collection. Interest of 0.75 percent added monthly on unpaid taxes. Howard F. Smith Tax Collector.
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Notica
Bridgeport
City Hall
Howard F. Smitit
Notice to Taxpayers in Bridgeport September 1921
The Town and City of Bridgeport requires every person firm or corporation to file sworn statements of taxable property with the Tax Commissioner during September 1921. Lists must be complete with separate entries for each parcel, including buildings and land, with full descriptions. penalties apply for late or incomplete filings and appeals require proper documentation. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Saturdays.
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Bridgeport
Tax Commissioner
Tax
Board_of Relief
Connor
Stratford
Board of Assessors
Louis
Peck Trane
Aberckrombin Resis
Curtis
Obituary notices from a 1921 city page recount many deaths
Death notices for Hanna W. Verry Emil Jessen Margaret Javilek Patrick Sullivan and others list ages addresses and funeral details. Includes memorial verses for Jeanette Garder and other families, with burial plans at local cemeteries and church services noted.
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Hanna W. Verry
Widoyw
Johnard
Waihe Hiver
Tone Tsland
Jessen
France
Emil Jessen
Denver Ave
Towaday
Mt. Grove
Cemr
Terey Paviltok
Margaret Javilek
Trients
Ogienath
Holy Ghost Hugsian Orthodox Church
Cam
St. Michael's Cemetery
Miss Liberty II Wins Trophy for Express Cruisers
Detroit August 24 Miss Liberty II of the Rufain Tannch Che with Commodore Humphry irge at the wheel won the Great Lakes Trophy for express cruisers in today’s Gold Cun-Hermeworth regatta. Betty M of the Detroit Yacht Club finished second and Sea Horse owned by James A Allison of the Miami Bes Yacht Clb was third. Betty M’s second place was protested for cutting a stake on the upper turn.
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Detroit
Commodore Humphry
Irge
Betty M
Detroit Yacht Club
Sea Horse
James A. Allison
Miami
Giuges
Mixa
Post Telegram Yacht Cup yields tense race win
The yacht WT Woody of Fast End Yacht Club won the first leg of the Post Telegram Yacht Cup racing a 40 mile course from California Street to the Back Reef buoy and back in 1 hour 24 minutes. A protest followed the Bishop Cup, won by Margaret JI owned by George Gunther of Pequonnock Yacht Club. He also notes HE II owned by Raward Decatur of Fe WuoNANol Yacht Club finished second.
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Woody
Fast End
Post-Telegram
California Street
Back Reef
Spar Bouy
Lordship Tin Can Bouy
Bridgeport
Margaret JI
George Gunther
Pequonnock Yacht [Club
HE II
Raward Decatur
Fe| Wuonanol Yacht Club
American Association baseball results list
Scores across several matchups include Toledo 2 Kansas City 4 in the first game and 4 4 in the second game after six innings by agreement. Columbus 2 Milwaukee 7 in the first game and 6 7 in the second. Touleville 3 St Paul 13 in the first game and Erdlanapats 3 Minneapolis 1 in the second.
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Toledo
Kansas City
Kansis City
Sik
Columbus
Milwaukee
International League results from Buffalo Rochester and Newark Syracuse
In Buffalo the Baltimore 6500072 faced 80902, with T McCabe Tragresser Groves and Egan. Rochester played Jersey City 10103001 4, Teparr Lucey Freitag Murray Wirt in second game. Jersey City 1000000 Rochester LOORO x-2 Clifford Scheck Blake Mattox seven innings agreed. Syracuse Voor oraza C1230010x 7 Wilnow Finneran Smell Mpibergal second game seven innings by agreement. Newark Syracuse Cord Kitehe 129200.2 1201600 3 Ingleton Mennin Warner Nieheren.
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McCabe
Tragresser
Groves
Egan
Rochester
Jersey City
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Freitag
Murray
Wirt
Rochester Looro
Clifford
Scheck
Blake
Mattox
Syracuse
Voor Oraza
Wilnow
Finneran
Smell
Mpibergal
Agraement
Newark
Cord Kitehe
Ingleton
Mennin
Warner
Nieheren
Browns win game as Klams hits 20th homer
Brown 1, Marks 3, Louts. Browns win the series from Philadelphia after a seventh inning surge fueled by Klams 20th homer and Bayne’s fourth inning triple. Giants beat Milford Wheel Club 4-3 with Moore and Jesseriner contributing for Milford, while the Milford Wheel Cinch defeat Behat 12 to 7.
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Hinicheik
Rommel
Philadelphia
Klams
Bayne
ELM Clyy
Ayn Oleg
Milford Wheel Club
Milford
Vess
Wheel Club
Moore
Jesserier
Seamanr
Milfordites
Germany
Milford Wheel Cinch
Bine Rethel
Befhat
Red Cross Aids World War Veterans Training Funds
The National Headquarters of the American Red Cross reports a 175 007 appropriation to furnish recreation facilities for veteran training centers run by the Traders Board. The grant funds equipment for rooms and buildings, with personnel provided by the Federal Board. Availability of a 500 000 revolving fund aids disabled veterans retraining through Congress. Last year 4 096 veterans received temporary financial aid.
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Chicago
Americc Oss
Studi
Traders Board
Federal Board
Congress
Federal Board of Vocation
Ccontinus
American Red Cross
National Headquarters
Red Cross
Willie Hoppe Refuses Quit and Rules Change For Billiards Title
New York reports Willie Hoppe will continue tournament play under a winner take all format. Manager RE B Ben diuiuin criticizes prizes for second and third, notes a return to pre tournament conditions with 400 point games and 500 point tiebreaker. Championship to be held in Chicago November 24 to 29 with top players invited. Challenger posts guaranteed stakes of 704 for every 1,000 points in matches.
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Aus
wWillie
Bintarligt
Hopper
Kia
RE. B. Bendiuiuin
Chicago
Trisa
Tumbar
Hoppe
Benjamin Noked
Challnexers
Chicago Projects Parkland Fill Along Lake Michigan Shore
Chicago plans to construct a five mile parkway expanding into Lake Michigan from 12th Street to Hath Sivest, linking downtown lakefront improvements with Jackson Park. The project includes bridges over rail lines, beaches, and a long lagoon, with a total cost near 40.9 million dollars funded by an initial 8.9 million bond.
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Chicaka
12Th Street
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Lake Front
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Chicago Plan Commission
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Grant Park
Jinois
Jesse James Bear Holds Up Tourists
Park naturalist M P Skinner reports Yellowstone bears back on patrol near the Thumb. The bear blocks the road and refuses to move until motorists stop or feed him, an act described as a highway hold up.
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Jesse James Bear
E. Weo
Yellowstone
Beac
Hime Park
Becaue
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Jesse
Luke
Peth
American flags for Rotary clubs widen Anglo-Saxon friendship
Aug 25 report notes silk American flags gifted to Rotary clubs in Britain and beyond to symbolize friendship between English speaking nations. Luther Stark of Orange Texas presented New York Rotary Club a flag, praising unity of the Anglo-Saxon world. Willam Copnoch of Council Bluffs distributed another flag in Rotherham, with a Sheffield bishop endorsing the movement as strengthening allied bonds.
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Eng
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Scotland
Wales
America
Great Britain
New York
Rotary
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International
York
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Tmaror
Iker
Champions' Leader Will See Johnson Tonight
James, president of the Cleveland club, travels to Chicago to protest American League umpire decisions in a New York Cleveland game last Wednesday won 3 to 2. Cleveland alleges Peckinpaugh interference at bat and a fielding play cost a runner, seeking the game reversal which Johnson refused after hearing Moriarity.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Ban Johnson
New York
Tina Speaker
Eveland
Peckinpaugh
Bath
O'Nei Neill
Aad
Johnson
Uvsaphe
George Moriarity
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