Progressive Bloc Outlines Concessions for Tax Reform and Bonus
Washington nov 20 progressive bloc in the House and Senate outlined a program to raise a soldiers bonus by taxing large incomes and profits. demands include revised income tax rates, inheritance tax at 40 percent on large inheritances, a revenue plan against profiteering, and government control of life necessities to curb prices. contingent on organization unity and broader reform measures across fiscal policy and war-time controls.
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Washington
House
Senate Republicans
Progressive Bloc
Canons
Sons
Senate
Progressives
Monroe Doctrine still keynote in policy statement
The document asserts no conflict between Monroe Doctrine and broader aims, urging non discrimination, equal opportunities in mandated territories, and cooperation in humanitarian efforts. It stresses safeguarding the Panama Canal, Caribbean stability, and Cuba’s independence, with continued friendly aid for its security.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Funuma Canal
Panama Canal
Carribean
Cuba
Securite
Dance event notes with Boston act on toes
An informal item notes a Boston act performing at a dance event. The description mentions stepping lightly as the performer dances on their toes with signs of a lively evening likely at a local venue. Details are fragmentary but indicate a musical performance nearby.
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Bostutleally
Ain
Ake
Boston
New Haven Dairy Special Ties To Portiueleuei Tee Crean
Local dairy plan in New Haven faces unclear details as Pia wedts and Lee a dane Serbet negotiate a potential arrangement with Wew Bena Jive birds Ad. Community groups weigh risks and benefits amid this tentative accord.
Diamond Refuses to Help Hunt Gunmen in Brooklyn Slayings
New York dispatch reports Diamond, a central figure tied to the Brooklyn bank messengers murders and a string of prior crimes, refuses to cooperate in the inquest. Police intensify searches for the gunmen, while District Attorney Dodd and Inspector Coushlin predict further arrests and indictments in Brooklyn next week.
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New York
Barlow Faraynd
West End Bank
Brooklyn
Dismond
Yoon
Dodd
Diamond
Coushlin
Coughin
State probes pharmacy school in Connecticut case
Connecticut authorities pursue action over a pharmacy school’s admission rules for non graduates and licensing pathways. Officials scrutinize alleged diploma mill practices, while a state health council delays license revocation pending legal clarity.
New Haven Man Dies Auto Ran Over Chest
New Haven November 30 H C Oviatt a mechanical engineer with the New Haven road for thirty years has resigned to join another line. An official letter next day will state the resignation effective today and note no leave of absence was granted. Other changes follow including Dudley J. Biekes becoming assistant to the general manager and Arthur B P Russell gaining jurisdiction over a new public relations bureau.
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New Haven
H. C. Oviutt
C. I. Batao
Oviatt
Dudley J. Biekes
Oohart
Yarkes
MM. Head
W. I. Bron
Meetings Tonight Across Bridgeport Lodges and Clubs
Local notices show gatherings at American Fabrica, Court Marina, and Loyal Orane lodge. Listings include BIS Atate ermeet Kombat Seria, Haf I, and S47 Main with rooms and times for tonight’s events.
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Court Marina
Pool
Broadetreub
Bridgeport
Loyal Ornae Lodge
eTaveticring & Weers
Names on bogus diploma called rank forgeries
In a St Louis report dated November 20, Dr. Tenry Lindlahr of Chicago denounces as forgeries a diploma from the Progressive College of Chiropractic of Chicago bought by Harry Thompson Brundidge of The Star staff under the name Harry Thompson. The diploma bore Lindlahr’s supposed signature and claimed presidency of the college, which had merged with the National College of Chiropractic. Lindlahr denies knowledge of Dr Adcox or others implicated and calls the Star display a fraudulent misrepresentation. He asserts corporate seal validity concerns and defends his professional standing and two Chicago sanatoriums and a school of Argulous healing.
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E. D.conley
Progressive College of Chiropractic of
Chicago
Harry Thompson Brundidge
Star Staff
Harry Thompson
Tenry Lindlahr
Star
Lindlahen
Progressive College
Lindlahr
Iindlahr
National College of Gniropractic
Lintlahr
Coniey
Robert Ascox
St Louis
Dr. Asicox
Denil
Clawlan
Fojlows
Adcox
College of
Shirepractic
Tarry Thompson
Henry Timblalay
WD. Conley
A. Wilton
J. Brady
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Mannea
Cunley
Lindiahr
Stecker
School of
State Board of Education and Reintration
Claas
Ss Il
King Proposes Tax List Revisions Amid Borrowing Push
Mayor F. Wis Behrens says grand list could rise to near 260 million with non taxable properties and manufacturing value added, enabling bond issues to fund permanent improvements. Assessor estimates add about 20 million. home owner assessments may stay flat if not needed. Commission will review lists with manufacturers committee before final decision.
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Orrimn
Phy
Nike
Contempt case facts circulated in New York hearings
U S Attorney William Wayward requested by Attorney General Thaugherty. Colonel Hayward declined to recommend. Judge Mayer filed a separate report to the attorney general. Rumor of a sixty day jail sentence for Comptroller Craig amid Coolidge era tensions.
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Alphe
Pds
Drake
Washington
United States
Tustrie
Atsorney William
Wayward
Thaugherty
Tte
Hayward
Craig
Julius A. Mayer
Ure
Presen
France
Caffey
Benjamin
Mayer
Sidney G Peck Danbury Man Dies of Spinal Meningitis
Sidney G Peck of Danbury dies at 47 from spinal meningitis after a coma lasting days. Son of former Senator Charles Peck he chaired St Tomes church vestry and contributed to the Peck Fur company with his father. Survived by wife and three children Christine Lindey Tr. and Charles, funeral Sunday at 2:30 from his home.
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Sidney C. Pee
Charles §. Peck
Farview Avenue
My Peck
St Tomes Protestant Episcopal Church
Iia
Peck
Stevens Ta~atituis of Technology
Peck Fur Company
Christine Lindey
Charles
Win
Elia Flickox Peck
Bennet
St. James Church
Danbury Chamber of Commerce
Ridgewood Country Club
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