City boards set 98.6 mill tax with relief fund tag
The Board of Apportionment tentatively approves a 1922-23 tax rate of 286 mills based on a Grand List of 204,149,209, excluding a minimum 3 mill unemployment relief tax. The total with the relief levy may rise next Tuesday to about 31 mills, with cuts already made in department budgets. Officials indicate further reductions could be possible while keeping regular and special taxes separate on bills.
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Board of Apportionment
Daniel J. Dufford
Burnham
Tetegrart Grand Lisett
Angus
Thornefied
Thore
T. Olly Aucipor Nat
Ard
Uise
Coring Convention Presidents
Nohm
SEFCE
Polic
Hospital Po
Board of Fancation
Fsb
Department of Public Work
Public Works Department
Ane Mioney
Public Works
Boeing
Park Department
George B. Humes
Riots and Guard Mobilization Mark Rhode Island Strike District
National Guard moved to three strike centers in Pawtucket and nearby towns as tensions rose. A Pawtucket riot left a sympathizer dead and several injured while crowds clashed with police at Jencks Spinner Company plant. Troops guarded mills as mobs swelled and arrests followed amid chaotic scenes of violence and firing.
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Providence Grb
Pawtucket
National Guard
Rhode Island
Atuke
Jencks Spinhink Company
Ime liAre
Court Grill
Joncker
Janit P. Coates
Tuck Mill Ag
Metten An Cea
Idoas Agiulieno
Valley Falls
Maynor
A. Kenyon
Kenyon
Agah Wan
Prisonera Co
End of Giant Airship Shocks Washington Readers
Reports from Washington recount the crash of a large airship with hydrogen lifting gas, causing widespread shock as officials investigate the disaster. Navy authorities and experts piece together possible causes, noting structural failure and potential damage to the airship’s rudder controls.
List of dead injured and missing from Lac Roma disaster
Washington reports an army air service list of dead, injured, and missing from the Lac Roma disaster. Names include William F. Riley of Newark and Clarence Welch of Papillon Neb, with many others from Akron Ohio to Washington, reflecting widespread casualties and unclear addresses.
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Washington
Lac Roma
Army Air Service
Weniitiet
William. F., Riley
Sixth St
Newark
Waiter
Reed
Mal John
Readan Weshingnn
Clarence Hy Welch
Papilllon
Neb
Hiewt
G. Burl
Huerty A. Ghanman
Virden
Peels Terre Maule
Ind
Gintnievad Berm
Joseph M. Biederbach
Akron
Ohig
Gor
Charles Dwonek
McCook Weld
Dayson
Re Hurley
National
Advis
Walter McNair
Slandarde
Jonn G Tayell Ma
Walter W. Vautemetar
Sinn Fein Ard Fheis Hopes to Avert Split Over Treaty
Dublin February 21 The Sinn Fein Ard Fheis met at the Mansion House to decide the party line on the Anglo Irish treaty. A plan to keep the Sinn Fein clubs united was adopted with leaders to meet again tomorrow. De Valera and Griffith pressed for unity while Fr Gaynor urged a three year postponement. Richard Willieray helped secure a resolution directing leaders to seek unity at a joint session tomorrow.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Sinn Fein
Ard Fheis
Free State
Sian Fels
Renoral
Taman Ve Valera
Heal
Ard Phals
Treland
Dail Eireann
Arthur Griffith
Pall Wheann
de Valera
Cheera
Gaynor
de Val
Mr. Griffith
Peland
Creland
Fe Valera
Richard Willieray
Milenhy
Bridgeport Observer on ill fated ship and missing lieutenant
Harold Hine of Brooklawn park Bridgeport served as observer aboard the doomed dirigible that exploded over Hampton Roads naval base. Listed missing with early morning reports locating his mother en route to the scene. He was son of Ry W Hine of Beacon and previously connected to Berkshire Fertilizer company. He served in the Army balloon corps and held a lieutenant’s rank. his career included training in Kansas City and assignments across California Texas and Virginia. Police later filed a warrant for Rostan police?
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Harold Hine
R. Pank Hine
Brooklawn Park
Berkshire Wertilizer Company
H. Howard Avenue
Ampton Monde Naval Base
Wreckars Land Iit
Hove
Hines
Boston
Hilt
Ry W. Hine
Beacon
Reidgeport
Othez O
Wae
Ge Joly Wisn
Kansas
Arecadin Feld
Ine Angeles
Feu Lentans
San Anténie
San Antonio
Rhene
Ng Insirierion
Tae Vangleys
Explosion of Hydrogen Destroys Giant Airship Roma
The Roma airship plunges from 1000 feet at Hampton Roads naval base. Broken rudder, failed engines, and a high tension electric line ignite a blazing gas inferno. Three fire companies battle flames for hours as 38 are seriously injured, many others killed or missing. rescue efforts continue into the night.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads Naval Base
Army Base
Waly
Langley Field
Hampton Roads
Pudder
Wreck of Roma Second in List of World's Airship Horrors
A historical item lists airship disasters before the ZR-3 crash, noting multiple fatal wrecks from peacetime Zeppelin failures. It cites incidents over Chicago, Atlantic City, Heligoland, and the North Sea, and notes the high loss rate of Zeppelins and German airships during the war.
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Roma
Johannisthal
Illinois Trust & Savings Bank
Tuy
Pice
Atlante City
Axton
Melvin Vanimian
Atlantic
Helgoland
North Sea
Innna
Count Zeppelin
Aviazr
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Pago Ly
Bystander II
R. I
Dirigible
Bridgeport
Harold Hike
Hempian Mands
Ain Sayy
Imenis
Air Service
Freidur O
Ain
Van
Ergon
Talbert
Saul
WIS Gineg Jaeen
Aecht
Concord
N.C. Fe
California
BF. Sands
Concord, N. 6
Dale Mabry
George di Watts
Allen P. McFarland
Durachmidt
J Bidall
C. Surng
Gherard
Smythe
Wallace
Cummings
Ambrose V. Clinton
Harold Mine
Bridgesert
McNally
Murry
Gorbs
Kere
Hargis
Hillard
Seng Real
Svs
Yarborough
Ryan
Hullman
Schumatker
Serge
Holmes
Heveron
Privy
Kingston
Alekesw
Thanpxon
R. Paul Hine
Edward King
Seeey Avenue
Rostan
Ifon
Army
Navy
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