Realtors Seek Validity Of Six Mall Tax In City
Realty dealers gather at Algonquin Center to pursue legality of a six mall tax levied by Bridsport authorities. Lawyers from March Steddard Day confer with Arthur M. Mark to obtain a recal opinion on whether property officers may proceed. The case hinges on when ex real estate transfers begin and impacts tax collection for the city.
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Real Estate Board
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Tay
Algonquin
Cole
Sehnes
William Ty
Mullins
Arthur M. Mark
March, Steddard & Day
Bridsport
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Soones
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Anderson Secreiry
Fire board trims 1922 requisition details
Special meeting notes the fire department budget and requisition for 1922. Discussion covers West ward items, equipment needs, and anticipated repairs. Officials expect further action and formal approvals after committee review.
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Fire Board
Pires
Perros
Rene Wer
Reform movement launched by stock exchange
New York report details a reform movement initiated by stock traders at a Manhattan exchange hub. Officials outlined aims, funding, and leadership, signaling a broad effort to reshape market governance and oversight amid transitory reforms.
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Stock Exchange
De Valera Stormy Debate Targets in Stormy Session
Fragmented transcripts describe a heated stormy debate around De Valera and treaty terms. Parliament reduces the mood to factional clashes as Milroy counters and Griffnth shouts, with accusations of misstate and allegiance tensions dominating the session.
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DE Valera
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de Valea
Vadera
Milroy
Fisel
Griffith
Dai
Demand for Decreased Rates in New England
A report from the Stte Commis cre on fat b vitore Arthiy RB Gaber notes massed farmers and merchants urging lower prices on agricultural goods. The gathering in Cammesis oraramsioen tue outlined proposals for reduced rates and broader market access, with officials asked to respond promptly.
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New England
Ear Nilsson
Mainlain
Milford Night Patrol Expanded by City Officials
Milford increases its night police patrol to cover additional hours and districts. City leaders cite improved safety, clarify funding through municipal budget, and outline new shifts starting midweek. Residents report mixed reactions as the change takes effect with full enforcement anticipated next month.
Lake Submarine 5-48 Raised After Ten Days Of Salvage
The Lake Submarine 5-48, costing about 6 million dollars and built at the Lake Torpedo company, was raised after a ten day salvage operation in Long Island Sound. Divers and heavy lifting gear, including 800 ton lighters and a submerged cable tow, lifted the vessel to within 20 feet of the surface before securing it in Bridgeport harbor.
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Lake ‘Torpedo Company
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Ballooa
Desmmber Taboraie Mies
Long Island Sound
Bridgeport Harbor
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Catoen
Mahimoth
Momitt-Chapman
Soldier Hanging Evidence Slim in Cold Blood Claim Denied
Washington reports dispute over a claimed cold blood killing by soldiers. Six witnesses contradicted charges and testimony regarding executions without trial. Officials pressed to address if any soldiers were involved or facing charges.
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Washington
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Georgis
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Hinrell
Ted Thecole
Ogurt Marlial
Pergine
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Abe Jeong Jnstance
Lefora
KINTOR Case Returns To Court Over Fines
A fragmentary report shows Kintor appearing before court and facing a 200 dollar fine. The text references a Stalton area setting with names and local figures but is heavily garbled and partially unreadable.
Move to Dissolve Injunction on Printers Heard
Proceedings regarding a motion to dissolve an injunction against printers heard in court. The fragmented text references a defendant or party names, a port or location, and mentions a continued hearing. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate legal action over an injunction and an anticipated ruling.
Extradition Papers Granted For Curtis Extradition Case
Fragmented OCR reads like a legal notice about extradition for a person named Curtis. It mentions law, jurisdictions, and possible court action, with scattered references to locations and names, but the readable portions are insufficient to establish clear facts or outcomes beyond the extradition topic.
Harding and Allies Clash Over Pacific Naval Pact
president Harding and U S arms parley delegates argued over a new four power treaty for the Pacific as France Italy accept 174 000 ton capital ships with reservations. submarine issue looms next as Britain pushes to ban subs or limit anti submarine craft while details of the capitol ship agreement are debated.
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Italy
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Japan China talks adjourn after long session
Delegates from Japan and China adjourned a three and a half hour meeting in Tokyo seeking instructions on the Shantung rail dispute. The talks yielded only the Japanese proposal and failed to reach an agreement on how to divide railway duties or proceed with the project.
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Cosgrove Cables Partial Arrest Report in War sa w
Partial arrest report concerning Cosgrove Cables in Warsaw. Interruption in transmission limited details. attorney general notes limited portions received and no clear charges or outcomes disclosed. Named individuals referenced include Lindenfeld and Doherty, with no further specifics confirmed.
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Cosgrove Cables
Warsaw
Dee
Errest
Lindenfeld
Peith Wall
Ak Themuatics Department
Attornasy Geserat
Doherty
Immigrant Restrictions Spark Port Debate in New York
In New York a restraining policy bars many aliens at the port. Bowrtown Chamber leader Sehlach urged quick action to admit detained migrants. A letter to President Harding pressed for release as a potential boon to the nation and shipments continue to delay arrivals.
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Operative store head charged with notes forgery
Italian city official WatiubuIy Wee 30.01 faced charges after allegedly forging promissory notes to obtain about 10,005 dollars. The case involves a sales head and security officials confirming the attempt and detention.
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Watiubuiy
Uieh
Ereonet
Peulenk
Harding Split Over Pacific Treaty Scope Hits Pacific Islands
President Harding and the American arms delegates disagreed on applying the four power Pacific treaty to Japan. Harding said principal Japanese islands may not be included, while the delegation argued they should be covered with other Pacific possessions under US Britain France and Japan. The dispute stirred among delegates and officials, with lodge and Underwood pressed on clarification and Kato expressing interest in the stance.
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Associated Press
Harding
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Great Britain
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Japan
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Underwood
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Howay
Kato
Baron Kato
Arthur J. Belfour
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