Florida Tax Lien Reform Debated in Connecticut Figures
A Connecticut analysis traces tax lien bycertificate use from 1744 to 1915, detailing the impersonal shift in lien practice, long-standing abuses, and the burden on towns. It notes that despite annual aims, many taxes remain uncollected and that recent judges warn against overreliance on lien certificates.
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Tax liens and 7 percent penalty debate in Connecticut
The Connecticut Bar Journal outlines proposed changes to tax lien enforcement to avoid undue hardship. It argues immediate collection with liens, capped interest at five percent, and stricter controls on deferment, plus a push for a statewide reform to improve municipal finances and protect taxpayers who pay on time. The piece notes upcoming General Assembly consideration and introduces The Connecticut Bar Journal as a new publication with contributions from judges and legal figures.
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Hamburg American Line Captain Dies at Age 65
Commodore Trynas ho Kier, famed Hamburg American Line captain, dies at 65 after a long illness. He commanded the Impourator later the Otrengada, as well as the Hans, in Albert Helthn, the Flamburyg and the Rellanes.
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Trynas Ho Kier
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Trinity President to Speak in Waterbury
Romsen B. Ogilby president of Trinity College will speak at the annual meeting of the Connecticut Grand Mates Association in Waterbury. He is to open the morning session with remarks on the college and will be followed by Miss Cora Simpson secretary of the Lao Chink Nurses association.
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Waterbury
Congressman Drops In Capitol Subway Incident
Congressman Winewo of Ade kansas collapsed while walking the Capitol subway connecting the capitol with the House office building. He was carried away and his office later said an acute attack of indigestion caused the episode though his condition was not serious.
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Garage 14 Entered at Walid's 349 Side Street
Walid's garage at 349 Side Street reported to the detective bureau that thieves entered while the night man was away for supper and $85 was stolen from the cash drawer.
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Brookhart Charges Woods Lobbying Taint in Senate Fight
Jun 10. A new element enters the Woods confirmation dispute as rumors alleging Cyrus E. Woods, of Pennsylvania, paid lobbying to influence his Senate nomination to the Interstate Commerce Commission are raised by Senator Bleck. Brookhart opposes Woods, calling the rumors a fabrication, while an investigation is ordered and hearings resume with Steck, Reed, and others demanding answers.
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Place Reopens After Month-Long Theft Closure
Louis Karasa of 509 Clinton Ave reported to the detective yesterday that his storefront at 4456 Pembroke Street had been closed for a time after a theft discovered November 26. He says olive packages of cigarettes were taken and recovered, with police notified as the case reopened November 28, 1926.
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Professor Penfield Stepney Native Dies
Professor Benjamin R. Penfield, a Stepney native and longtime ecology professor at the University of Tennessee in Nashville, died December 23 at age 83 in Nashville. He lived on John Street, Bridgeport area, and was a Wesleyan graduate with studies in Germany. He is survived by a sister and two nieces in Bridgeport.
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University of Tennessee
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Trefessor
Mary Brennan Dies After Alcohol Illness in Stamford
Mary Brennan died this morning at a local sanitarium in Stamford after being removed from her Tacisia Street home last week and not responding to treatment. She is survived by her husband and several children.
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Mary Brennan
Tacisia Street
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