Burnham Says Increases Must Wait Until April
City officials face a halt on pay raises until April as Burnsham and the Board of Appor tionment discuss $5,120 in salary boosts approved last session. Several increases for city employees were voted, with ongoing budget gaps and debts to be settled before new appropriations.
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Burnham
Gaw
Wiliam E. Burn
Whey
Insurance Commission
F. William Aohrena
Bridget A. Lester
Repubtieare Lowzt
Menia
Larney
St. Ora Bey
City Interney
Maus
Catherig J. Lredy
General Registrars of Voters Office
ST. #8
Aler
Remistrers
Board of Apportionment
Board of Contract and Supply
Taxi Board
William Behreng
Bridgeport Fraternal Lodges and Societies Tonight
A list of meetings across Bridgeport including Bridgeport Rifle Club State Avenue, Ary worry Fife Club, Eagles at 1596 Main Street, Sture lodge O V A at 150 Lee Avenue, Police Sick Benefit at Central Police Station, and various lodges such as Temple, Masonry, Shrine, and W O W chapters with addresses on Main Street Broad Street Nant Washington Avenue and more. also notes on Circle groups, veterans and charity organizations. The fragment also references a World Herald note about Spain and war preparations.
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Bridgeport Lodge
B. PF. Oo
State Street
Bridgeport Fife Club
Bridgeport Rifle Club
Circolo Rama Club
Noble Avenue
Bridgeport
Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Main Street
Unoas Council
Cannon Street
Bridgepers Lodge
Temple Lodge
M. Magonit Temple
Hamilton Commanderr
Hnishts Templar
Puriy Shrine of
Wing Stella, Sons of Italy
Nant
Washington Avenue
Broad Street
Bridgeport Camp
W. O. Wi
Road
Joseph's U. E
Lassovia
Barna
Pillay Howe Jr
G. A. Ty
Broad Strat
Frinkin Barnett
Broad Stree
Raymond W. Warris
W. O
Olsa Lodge
Herman
Washington
Crear War Veterans of Amhist Party
Fairfield
Town Committee Strife Ties Up Bridgeport Postmasters Race
Connecticut political infighting spills into postmaster nominations as Bridgeport factions contest the town committee recognition and challenge the legitimacy of delegates to the Republican State Convention. Several Fairfield County appointees received confirmations while Arthur Connor and allies face delays and potential reversals amid Civil Service and board of assessors battles.
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Bridgeport
Burdick
Republican State Central
Senate
Connecticut
Fairfield County
Arthur F. Connor
Connor
Cyrus I. Eyington
Norwalk
Carl W. Brage
Darien
Margaret C. Kelly O F Novoton
Walter B. Palmer
Sound Beach
Calvin Coolidge
James J. Etzgerald
Meriden
Henry G. Lindsley
Brangard
Walter 4. Brown
Naugatuck
Casper K. Bailey
Norwich
John W. Cook
Beacon Falls
Frank Lafeyre
Central Vilage
Leontine MM. Réor
John P. McGrath
Southington
Henry Muir
Thomaston
Robert E. Taft
Antonyvile
Wiliam C. Sanders
Waterford
John V. Abbott
Waterton
Adele P. Brush
West Cornwall
Harrie B. Starks
Winsted
Bonnie
President Coolidge
Mellon Bonus Tax Cut Plan Described and Costs
The article outlines a proposed five year bonus and its financial impact. It discusses higher interest rates, increased government expenses, potential revenue declines, and the need for future taxes. It notes a 1944 cost shift and borrowing to cover bonus payments totaling about 650 million dollars in later years.
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United States
Trade data shows U S imports from Shanghai rise in 1923
Almost a million dollars in merchandise entered the United States from Shanghai China in the first nine months of 1923, up about two percent from the same period in 1924. Shipments valued at over 428 million dollars in the year ending last year, with gold bars and ore contributing to the total. officials estimate total exports to the United States for the full year will rise sharply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Shanghiai
China
Russia seeks shift in American opinion on world issues
Moscow officials say the aim is to sway U S public opinion toward easing Cold War tensions, urging Washington to recognize Soviet obligations and settle claims before any talks. Teherchen and others warn negotiations impossible while propaganda centers persist in New York and Moscow. relations with Britain, France, and Afghanistan loom large.
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Moscow
Associated Press
América
Tchitchelln
Hughes
Washington
Russia
United States
Tehircherin
Charles Hughes
Tressia
York
Sheva
Martens
Arn
America
Ehitcherin
Hugh
Afghanistan
No Barrier to Industry And Ability, Workers Told
Rev. John L. Davis of New Britain told a Christmas audience at the High School auditorium that no barrier to industry exists in America and urged workers to maintain faith in the country’s welfare. He contrasted U S development with overpopulated nations, cited past progress and household conveniences, and noted a community program of a comedy film and musical numbers by the Manufacturers’ Association. Forty turkeys were later distributed.
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America
Ohn L. Davis
New Britain
Manufacturers’ Association
Schnel
Ro Jan
Rev. Davis
Calvin Coollaga
J. J. Davis
Labor
Davia
Texan
Italy
Japan
Hew Davis
Philadelphia
Mr. Davis
Lin Ar.dienat
Pardoned prisoner aid fund seeks start in Waterbury
AWaterbury benefactor addressed the Board of Pardons for Joseph Pechitis alias Joe Mitchell, who served 19 years of a 25 year sentence and was pardoned. The donor proposed funds to support Mitchell’s mother in Lithuania and arranged plans for his future, including a special passport.
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Joseph Mitchell
Ratfel
Board of Murders
Wethersfield
Joseph Pe*chutis
Joe Mitchell
Moritas
Aitchell
Lithuania
Raffel
sTitchel
Mir.atte
Attell
Sraugtat
Tlafte
Lafsl
Weatherfield
Aft
Waterbury
Coolidge Sends Tilson His Thanks Amid Political Turmoil
Fragmented text describes President Coolidge thanking Tilson as party factions clash over leadership and strategy. It notes Republican lenders wavering and proposals to concede power to avoid losses, with mentions of key figures and shifting alignments amid a tense political scene.
Goulds Children From First Wife Win Inheritance
Supreme Court Justice Day ruled that seven children of the late George J. Gould by his first wife are entitled to 562 871.35 dollars each from the trust set by Jay Gould for the benefit of George J. Gould’s children and others. He also allowed shares to three children of George J. Gould by his second wife Guinevere Sinclair Gould, now in France, pending ongoing litigation.
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York
Dec
Nis
Supreme
George J. Gould
Jay Gould
Davin
Guinevere Sinclair Gould
Guinevere Sinclair
Gould
Goull
Boarder 15 Held On Testimony Of 9 Year Old Girl
A nine year old girl reported being struck by her step-mother and later confessed to authorities after medical examination. Thompson, held on a statutory charge, was arrested on Pembroke Street and remanded in default of $2000 bail.
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Boarder
Yaterday
Pembroke Street
Ube
Wehool
Thompson
Thompson Street
Nord
Man Takes One Drink Then Goes to Hillside Home
A man consumed a drink and wandered to a hillside home seeking relief. He reported chest pain near the heart and went to police headquarters for assistance, then was directed to the Hillside Home for further care. An inmate at the Soldier’s Home may be involved in the confusing sequence.
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Hillside
Norotoy
Margulig
Merg Juspine
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Omaha World- Herald
Spain
Robinson
John T. King
King
Civil Service
Rohffsen
Clifford B. Wson
General Assembly
Board of Assessors
Mr. Alcorn
al Holden
Ychitcherin
Bi Cherix
Washhend
Tehitshert
Khyber Pass
Kabul
Uso
France
Trevicl
Poland
Germany
Rome
Ku Ecoromig
Manufacturers Association
Coolidge
Davis
Tilson
Hite
Epuiltai
Dnsurgeuss
Therese Selson Wate
Fie Price
Tieon
Yular Heyaldlean Organizetion i Raujority
Saver
Gontourats
Ter
Aeolian Vocalion
Red Vocalion Records
Odern
Elm Street
Peter Schuylers
Perfecto
Panetela Loose
Packey
Paton Sad Donovan Incorporated Report
Conn
Superba
Strzight
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