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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1925

Page

4

Mayor urges program on debt and tax policy shifts

Bridgeport mayor calls for scrutiny of finances as the Board of Apportionment and Taxation must levy taxes on a 100 percent collection basis per Blodgett's ruling. He urges taxpayers' relief through lower rates and questions the private city audit and borrowing limits while defending ongoing fiscal reforms and borrowing capacity expansion.

Hlodgett Nejegt Tax Board Searle Oakey and Miller Bridgeport Board of Apportionment and Taxation Prwest Blodgett Bil Blodgett Board of Ripper Board Common Cource Board of Education Library Board Common Council New York State Connecticut Bernard Keating

City debt plan seeks higher borrowing to fund bridges and schools

A 1925 petition argues Bridgeport must raise debt capacity to refund annual debts of 900000 dollars and fund a Yellow Mill bridge and several junior high schools. It urges the mayor appoint a 25 member panel to push a 7 percent debt limit and resubmit to the legislature, noting paving needs and limited 1 percent cap.

Bridgeport War Department Yellow Mill Reed F. William Behrens

Coolidge Promotes Farm Prosperity and Independence

President Coolidge told crowds that farming must be safe and profitably supported while remaining independent of government control. He argued wealth is not the sole aim, but the development of character through industry and thrift, and warned against government purchases and price fixing that would erode farmers’ independence. He urged assurances of aid for better storage, credit, and market cooperation, while noting the luncheon steed was supplied by cooperative marketing groups.

Busines Cooperative Association Colonny

Pinchot Secret Meeting on Coal Situation

Pinchot held a secret meeting with representatives including Joseph J Walsh state secretary of Mines as he weighs a possible special session of the state legislature. He may also include equal rights issues in any proposed special legislation. In a separate note, tradesmen report gloves now fit one to three sizes larger due to changes in women's hands and feet.

Joseph J . Walsh

Council Leaders All Veterans In City Aldermen Shuffle

The city council is reshuffled with Thomas Keating George E Hall Stephen J Mak Jr and William McCormack replacing several veterans including James McCullough Baird Albert Sanford and John H Lyons Alderman Cherry is Sewers chair Frank McCarten added to the committee New and returning members fill various posts including Lamps Ordinance and Memorial Day committees Alderman Cannon chairs Memorial Day committee and Sanford Sen McCullough and others join multiple panels All members end up on three committees except a few with two duties

Thomas Keating George E. Hall Stephen J. Mak, Jr William McCormack James McCullough Baird Albert Sanford John H. Lyons Lyons Cherry Henry Koehler Ard Highth Frank MecCarten Ino William Cannon Bryant James Saunders Saunders Alderman Schl Lamps Harry H Doty Cherry, McCullough McCarten Meyer Keating Koehler Doty John J Farmer Cannon Sen McCullough Harrison and Hall Hall Farmer Sanford Louis A Abriola James E Casey Seward B. Price William B. Hogan Ways and Means Abriola Sehl William IT Cramford Price Wail Healy Mak McCormack Martin Mai Crawford Martin Bryant Ford Rules Casey Casey Crawford Saunders Abriola Meyers Keating

Meetings Tonight in Bridgeport Lodges and Clubs

A listing of Bridgeport organizations meeting tonight across state armory and downtown venues. Groups include IOOF lodges at Broad Street addresses, Masonic and Daughters of St George at Stratford Avenue, Knights of Pythias and others at various Main Street locations, and other fraternal and civic bodies such as the Republican club and Ladies auxiliary.

Bridgeport Rifle Club State Armory I O.R Main Street Mithry Lodge Calanthe Temple Pythan Sisters Fequonnock Lodge IO O Broad Street Carpenters and Joiners Elm Street Immediate Relief Association Prurity Rebekah Lodge Bridgeport Fire Underwriters Association Bridgeport Master Builders’ Association Stratford Martha Washington Lodge Daughters of St George Stratford Avenue Seaside Hive Ladies of the Maccabees Arch Street Twelfth District Republican Club Union Avenue Court Pequonnock Catalpa Circle Groad Street Shenandoah Lodge K. of P Epomsatonic Avenue Corinthian Lodge Masonic Temple Freundschaft Rebekih Lodge State Street Betsy Rosa Council Sons and Daughters

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