Urges Local Landlords To Move Cautiously in Tax Increase
Sigraund Loewith a large reality dealer and leaders from the Manufacturers' Association and Chamber of Commerce join a plea to property owners. They urge landlords not to shift the wage burden entirely onto renters and to bear a fair share of the new millage. The article includes a comparative table showing the extra amount owners must pay at the start of the new fiscal year to guard against profiteering.
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Sigraund Loewith
Bilton
Manufacturers’ Association
Pierce
Chamber of Commerce
Comparative Table of Figures on Bridgeport Landlord Tax Increase
A report by Sigmund Loewith presents a table of figures showing how much landlords in Bridgeport would be taxed under an increased rate. The table lists property valuations and the resulting yearly increases to landlords and per tenant shares, noting that yearly totals are shown and that the monthly increase should be half the yearly figure.
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Bridgeport
Sigmund Loewith
Mr. Loewitty
Incranpo
Teroute
Bridgeport rent debate centers on city tax increase
Sigmund Loewith appeals to landlords to adjust rents cautiously amid Bridgeport tax hikes. He provides tenants with guidance figures while A. Bilton of the Manufacturers Association urges landlords to share the tax burden. Tax impact shown as about 7.49 per thousand, with typical $52.20 yearly rise on a $5,000 home, divided if multiple tenants exist. Some properties with added assessments may differ. few have increased assessments.
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Sigmund Loewith
S. Loewith and Company
Bridgeport
Loewith
E. Bilton
Manufacturers’ Association
Bilton
Leewl
Joowith
Tn Andh Ins Riantes
Cole
Jucenia
Brirchild Wiheelar O
Bridgeport Land of Title Company
Government urged to retire superannuated employes
Senator McLean presents a petition to the Senate from residents of Tarlton port South Norwalk Winsted New Haven Wartford Aumua Oringee Marlen Ridgefield Wallingford Norwich urging enactment for the retirement of superannuated government employees and pension provisions.
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Washington, D. C
Pely
McLean
Senate
Tarlton Port
South Norwalk
Winsted
New Haven
Wartford
Aumua
Oringee Marlen
Ridgefield
Wallingford
Norwich
Ployer
Trains on Berkshire Stuck in Snow Drifts
Snow blocked Berkshire trains near Waterbury and Ashley Sally with 14 inch drifts. Snow plows were sent to clear the lines as trains from New York and Bridgeport were stalled. Report says George D. Setichary, longtime representative of the Cael register, died in Bridgeport. funeral planned in Springfield.
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Berkshire
Waterbury
Golby Names Bainbridge Colby to Cabinet Post
President Wilson selects Bainbridge Colby a New York attorney with a GOP Roosevelt era past for secretary of state. The move shocks Washington, awaiting Senate confirmation, with Colby noting only brief notice before the nominating talk and meeting the President at the White House.
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Washington
Svvsonamin
Bainbridge Colby
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Robert Urusing
Follo
Senate
White House
Wilson
Benale Ral
Efss
Noblic Ramanat Amd Ches
Cathy
Chen
Wwe
Seater
St. Louis
Colby
Paris
Maren
Vetien
Ife
Penn Rvanee
Fr Insurance Po Paules
Orarios Wvans Huhoa
Theodore Teansevell
Pepindtian Aeal Dentlal
Calby
Progressive Party
Prue
Renakor
York
DAYS GETSETBACK IN PROHIBITION PROBES AT DISTRICT LEVEL
Canon an Pusey reports a setback as Judge Whitaler Thompson rules against a certain prohibition challenge in the district, while federal agents pursue warrants for alleged unlawful possession at saloons and pubs. Local saloonkeeper Franz Mein Alning and others face actions amid the broader enforcement push.
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Nettie
Tye
Vplstead
Whitaler Thompson
Dietriet Enuyt
Franz Mein Alning
Federal Amtners Detone
Dee Med
Wels
Who is Benny Kauif in the Giant Player case
In a New York court session Judge Rosalsky hears about Benny Kauif a young man linked to the Giants inquiry. The transcript mentions Benny Huity and describes objections from the grand jury and the assistant district attorney as the judge reserves decision in a general sessions court.
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Benny Kauif
Rosalsky
Giant
York
Fay
Benny Huity
Yim
Basuhail
Froguaky
Seswious Lovins
Aelfier
Menhess
le Peril
Duc Roailaky
Military training eliminated by House committee report
Washington March 25 The House Military Committee rejected universal military training in the army reorganization bill and voted to report the measure with no training plan. Supporters plan amendments to force action while opponents hope to delay further debate. The bill reorganizes the army to 17 700 officers and 228 005 enlisted men with aviation and other provisions.
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Washington
Irc
Chalman Kahn
Eat
Thia Investipation Ix
Nm Marlinlin
Tia
Ina
Migrigan Wets Win First Clash in Prohibition War
Iron River Michigan February 28. Prohibition enforcement clash erupts as Major A Dalrymple leads an armed expedition to seize county and village officers on conspiracy to obstruct enforcement. Federal officer warns of arrests. Dalrymple travels to Washington to seek compromise. orders issued to stand down with no arrests made.
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Iron River
Mich
Michison State Constabulary
Lagi
A. ¥. Dalrymple
Migior Dalrymple
Washington
Mejor Dalrymple
Ghrieving County
Vilugu oMeers
Kramer
Txlympie
Marit S. McDonough
Fterney
Trom County
Grand Rapids
Dalrorey
Ingure
eDanough
Major Dalrymple
Crystal Patis
Lien
Doit
Stifar Dalrymyle
Tron
Huthe Zorquer
Cfficern
Wd Qatt Alem Sa Fai
Leo J. Grave
Madera Prohibition
Michigan
Tne
Tal Jans
Wewastaker
Grave
Major Dalyyille
Huma
Pariah Glee
Aquar
Supreme Council to act on Wilson Adriatic stand today
London February 25 The supreme council will take up President Wilsons reply to the Allied note on the Adriatic question and, if a rejoinder is needed, will try to formulate it at once. The aim is to conclude the London session by Saturday unless extended.
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Supreme Council
Pres. Wilson
Adriatic
London
Wilson
Nicias
Rome
Principia
Paris
Wiscuss
Washington
Presi- Gont Wilson
Niente
Council of Alled
United States
Jugo-Slavia
Killed by a Cable on Coal Barge Worksite
Henry Cranshaw aged 46 was fatally injured yesterday afternoon on a Hoffman coal barge near Neere of 48 Ityrian streets. A rope cable from a Rcoop shovel entangled him while workers were aboard. He died about ten minutes after reaching the ship’s lavatory or near area, as the crane operator and crew attempted to free him.
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Hoffman
Vardan
Meledy
Cranshow
Mayor Would Jail All Who Don't Exercise Ball
Fragmented notice reports a proposal by a city mayor to jail every man and woman who fails to exercise regularly. The text is garbled with unreadable names and places, but indicates a controversial plan discussed at a muster street car proposition meeting and citizen vote.
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At & Mss
Anil
Trust in America Says Rabbi Wise Addresses Immigrant Belief
Rabbi Wise of New York urged the Master Painters of Connecticut to trust in America and to defend the republic from Bolshevik influence. He argued immigration defines American identity beyond birth, praised democracy, and warned against overthrow of the government. Officers were elected at the convention including O. V. Maralt as president and Joseph Collings as secretary. The event closed with a large dinner attended by about 200 people.
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America
Stanhen Fy Wise
New York
O. V. Maralt
Wariford
Thomas Newton
Greenmwich
Joseph Collings
Watford
Iw. A. Baxter Offord
Thomson, Jr
Inao Tiher
Dmowens
Wilson
Tn Hia
Oremarkg Heath
Martens Admits Red Connection and Soviet Ties
In Washington a Soviet envoy Martens acknowledged attending a Detroit meeting of Russian Socialist federation and reading telegraph messages praising Communist aims in the United States. The secret council investigation linked Martens to broader revolutionary activities and calls to break capitalism. Martens defended the meeting and admitted support for communist goals amid intense official raids.
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Wallington
Fed
Ludwiz Cc. Kk
Martens
Serrato
United States
Russian Socialist Federation
Detroit
Federation
Department of Justice
Hhe
Wade H. Ellis
Comrada Iening
Revo- Kinlonney
Stalon
Lenina
Wood and Harding in Ohio G O P Delegation Contest
In Columbus Ohio a presidential delegate fight emerges between Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood and United States Senator Warren G Harding as both seek preference on the Ohio primary ballot set for April 27. Wood's headquarters aim to place his name on the ballot while Harding's camp fields its delegates and petitions, with the contest expected to extend across districts and counties.
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James R. Garfield
Columbus
Ohio
Ono
Leonad Wood
United States
Warren O. Tiardiir
John Velen
Agian Eine Simoldageois
James Ry Carnell Af Leveling
Noonevell
Dix
Lis
Wood
Winge Wood
Iin Wing Inu
Harding
General Wood
Geneval Wood
Warding
Hua Nor
Hardin
Delecate
Mrlday
Final Effort to Pass Treaty 10 Be Made Today
Washington reports indicate both parties expect a final Senate vote on ratifying the Germany peace treaty. Stakeholders doubt a two thirds majority can be reached, with Lodge reservations and Hitchcock opposition shaping the debate. Senator Moses predicts no compromise can secure the needed votes as debates loom over Article Ten and broader League terms.
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Washington
Senate
Germany
Ofats
Talaldeg
Sehater Hitchcock
Repu
Moses
New Hatpgaire
Lodge
League of Nations
Fightet
Wilsor
Hitchcrck
Toy
Taft
Cartridge in Stove Injures Woman at East Main Street
Mrs. Kate Cain of 22 East Main Street was injured when a cartridge in a kitchen stove exploded after being swept up with dust. She was treated at Bridgeport Hospital as doctors finished housekeeping duties yesterday afternoon.
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Taresely
East Main Street
Kate Cain
Trestmen
Bridgeport Hospital
Cabhie
Suffrage Victory in Oklahoma House Skirmish
Oklahoma City Feb 25 Anti ratification forces lost the first House clash when a substitute resolution to put the federal woman suffrage amendment to a popular vote in August primaries was ruled out of order. A standing vote without a roll call showed about 41 members sustaining the ruling, a two thirds majority of those present.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
House
Thass
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