Mayor urges women members and city finance
Mayor urges women members while detailing sewer bond issues and proposed bond raises for a city bridge and public works. He notes legislative measures, calls for improved property valuation, and supports changes in municipal departments including police, fire, health, and parks to reduce costs and improve efficiency.
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Artheritz
Elsst
Ascot
Amy Industries
Oly
Isaver
Adavancy
MeHinic
Porarr
Vite
Board of Edijration
Tax Commissioner’s Office Abolished in Harifort Report
Fragmentary report states the tax commissioner’s office was abolished about nine months ago in Harifort amid controversy over tax payers. The piece mentions a bill presented yesterday and references the interests of taxpayers and pork in the bill.
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TAX Commissioner's Office
Harifort
New London Adopts Council Manager Plan
New London voters approved a council manager form of government by about 1,100 votes, with a turnout near 4,090 ballots. The charter carried in the First, Second and Fourth wards while narrowly losing in the Third and Fourth wards, reflecting mixed support across districts.
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NEW London
Jane
Reedewainy
Springfield Man Arrested on Warrant for Abandonment
A Springfield man named Taylor was arrested in Bridgeport on a Springfield police warrant charging abandonment of his wife. The readable text notes prior items about books and caves but lacks clear context or dates.
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Taylor
Springfield
Bridgeport
Springfield Police
Bridgeport Suspects Held in Family Dispute Case
Two Bridgeporters are held as suspects in a case involving Antonia Loschiavo’s family at 12 Tum Street. The boy’s halfmother was placed under arrest in New York after authorities say he planned to accompany her to the Bridgeport railroad station. Police struggled to trace the boy in Bridgeport amid conflicting search details.
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Bridgepur
Ereieniaa
Lini
Wiether
Antonia Loschiavo
Tums Street
New York
Bridgeport
Hoy
Wise McArdie
Mhoadien Autle
Low Sraing
Nelling
Senin
Ixabear
Sumimbr Arsart
Lake Terie
Tims
Bt Magesaber
Ys Eom
Tad Anedher
Loris
Rat Aban
Land Wind
Raber Fote
Mtarisma Marple
Thomas Mh
Arie
Chicago
Miessage Tran
Saw
Porter Measure Reported to House Turmoil and Names
The report outlines a Porter measure connected to wart disarmament and cooperation with nations. References to the House conference and subcommittee on appropriations name Idaho Wood Indiana Kenes Byrnes Oliver and other Democrats. The note suggests conferees will not adopt the Porter resolution but may amend Borah or propose related substitutes.
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Utaire Ymnan Elley
Wood
Indiana
Byrnes
South Carolina
Oliver
Alabama
Deaders
Prohibition Not to Be Ratified Over Marriage Law Debate
The article notes prohibition proposals failed to pass, touching on marriage law debates and regional divisions. It mentions Senate pressure to approve a resolution on sympathy toward Ireland and references a government document by a secretary.
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Bath
Senate
Seratey
Manse Statford Larter
New Hampshire Road Fined for Safety Violations
The New Hampshire road company faced fines totaling 2 400 dollars for safety violations under state law. The state government charged the company with breaches of safety standards, resulting in a 190 dollar penalty on each counted offense, with additional fines noted by the court.
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Amonited & Court Todas
New
Haver Fairfar Railfeld Company
Rlin
Th Stalee
Oad
Sui Pice Court
No Agreement Yet in British Mine Strike
Report from Sandon June 2 notes no progress as miners remain on strike, with leaders unable to reach a settlement and work suspended. Local authorities plan to monitor developments while negotiations continue.
City Allocates 4000 for Flood Victims Relief Effort
City council approves a 4000 relief grant for flood victims. discussions cover street repairs, building permits for a Connecticut Company trolley line likely to ease congestion, and memorial day events planning with police and civic committees involved.
Stratford Votes Down Relief Tax Drive
Stratford residents reject a proposed relief tax to fund private charity drives. Funds were gathered by private subscription to aid local families, with about 86,500 dollars from Detroit aid noted. The vote prompted discussion on the prudence and necessity of velvet taxation and how relief work would continue without a dedicated public levy.
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Pontinge
Snk
Inl
Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturecs' Association
Irgistarire Coisene
Favoravis
Uris Precnasivion
Esonarer
Alexander Ta Deinoy
Seiararind Disarter
Life Ells
Ducheiry Vomiontiee
Tam
Vow Honnsaite Hody
Efi
Bis
Erin
Ersdilly
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Januery
Sperson
Strick Wateh
Cnethad
Eltv Ace
A.C. Fones
Fones
Honolulu
Tvice
Park Department
Seaside Park
Pfther Island
Ingrrsoll Construction and Engineering Company
Ouy
Stratfond
N. Sultan
Detroit
Finnner Sippras
Letterman
Confession Made in Kaber Murder Case Unfolds
A torn confession outlines murder plans linked to Mrs Raber and her daughter Mary Arple, with the elder Grivkel and others implicated. Detectives pursue two unknown operatives, a man and a woman, said to have executed the killings for pay.
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Womer
Marian Home
Florence Jurktenden
Forged Money Order Suspect Nabbed in New Haven
Theodore Scannell of New York arrested after forged post office money order passed through several cities. He faces U S District Court arraignment, linked to a gang and prior escapes in Brooklyn and Bridgeport. Police report tied to multiple counterfeit orders and investigations continue with other arrests.
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New Haven
Theodore Scannell
New Work Sly
Aoees Post Office Inspertor Inc
New Haveni
Ix Vnay ci
United States Court District
Brannell
Inmate arrests for a string of minor offenses
Officers reported several individuals taken into custody for a series of minor theft and traffic related offenses. One driver cited for improper lighting, others detained during routine checks, with no serious injuries or further charges disclosed.
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Welssis
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