Two Appeals From Assessment On 1925 Tax List Filed
Two more appeals against property assessments on the 1925 tax list were filed with City Clerk Alfred W. Burdick. The American Canadian Properties and Columbia Phonograph seek review of machinery and building values totaling roughly 1.49 million dollars for Columbia and about 1.40 million for American Canadian, with Manning Maxwell Moore and William J. Shaughnessey Jr also named as appellants.
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Board of Relief
Alfred W. Burdick
Cummings and Lockwood
Willam WH. Blodgett
Columbia Phonograph Company
Taw
Legislators Plan Better State Laws in Denver Meeting
The American Legislators' Association announces its first annual meeting in Denver on July 19 and 20 following the American Bar Association convention. President Henry W. Toll says the group aims for fewer, better and more uniform state laws and will keep all state legislators informed on matters of interest.
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American Legislators’ Association
Denver
American Back Association
Henry W. Toll
Man Arrest Targeting Rabbi Wise Causes Scene in New York
A man identifying as Samuel Leipsetzer harassed Rabbi Stephen Wise at a New York restaurant, accusing him of leading the Ku Klux Klan. Police intervened and the man was taken to Bellevue Hospital as the incident unfolded.
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New York
Samuel Leipsetzer
Bellevue
Osp Tal
Annesing
Stephen
Wise
M Wise
Ku Klux Klan
Rabbbi Wise
New Haven Democrats Target Women Voters Effort
In Britain Mar. the Democratic town committee plans to engage women to care for children and perform household duties while eligible women go to City hall to take the oath of enfranchisement. The group will also supply automobiles to transport women between homes and City hall.
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Britain
Mar
Democratic Town Committee
Stratford to consider sewer extension and mosquito control
Stratford residents press the town for sewer connections on Avon Street as bids are sought for Windsor Avenue and Woodstock Avenue extensions. The town manager plans to review the Sewer Fund before April 12 council meeting to advance extensions where needed. Mosquito removal efforts urged, including oil treatment of stagnant pools and reopening a pond dam to allow saltwater fish to enter. American Legion notes include forming a fire aid drum corps and plans for athletic events with Devon Hose Company. The Red Men tribe to install showers in their Church Street wigwam for athletic activities. The Legion plans to stage French Leave and hosts gatherings with St James council Knights of Columbus and Okenuck tribe involvement.
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Stratford
Avon Street
Mds
New
Windsor Avenue
Woodstock Avenue
Donal Sammis
Statford
Selby
Okkmuck Tribe
Red Men
Legion
St James
Surprise wedding and party at Cedar Chit home
About 40 locals gathered at Mr and Mrs George Boehm’s Cedar Chit to celebrate their surprise wedding anniversary with a floor lamp gift and speeches. A mock wedding for Albert Cawthra and Hubert Sykes followed, performed by John Preston, amid festive laughter. Epide mics of grippe spread among children. 12 More of New York visited relatives.
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Huntington
George Boehm
Albert Cawthra
Hubert Sykes
John Preston Wren
Ay.eem
Nicholas W. Kelee
Rebet Sykes
Runk Jennings
Irene Stinley
Willam Crook
Thomas Keatine
Lester Bavier
John Preston
Mire Litward A. Beers
Chirles
Aland
B. L. Childs
Henry
New York
Van Sweringen Confer 10 Meet in New York
In New York on March 9 AP reports O F and M J Van Sweringen, advisers to railroads in the Nickel Plate merger, failed to outline a revised financial plan after last week FCC rejection. Wall Street expected early talks with the ICC and Pere Marquette directors to precede drafting a new merger plan.
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New York
O. F
M. J van Sweringen
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wall Street
van Saveringen
Commission
Pere Marquette Railway
Financial District
E. N. Brown
Nickel Plate
Trans
Mred
O. P van Sweringen
Pere Marquette Board
Broder Declares Candidacy for Hartford Mayor
Ed ward W. Broder, former state senator from the First district, announces Democratic bid for Hartford mayor. He is likely unopposed for the nomination. Mayor Norman C. Stevens, Republican, will be the GOP nominee. City election set for April 8.
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Paint Explosion Rocks Salem Hardware Store
A overheated paint remover detonated today in the L. D. Winer hardware store at Front and Lafayette streets in Salem. Firemen rescued proprietor and assistant Joseph Morneau trapped in the Mauldin loft where skis and sleds were stored as flames raged through the business district.
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Salem
Mass
L. D. Winer
Front
Lafayette
Joseph Morneau
Eastman Sails On African Hunting Expedition
Rochester March 9 AP George Eastman plans a British East Africa expedition to film and study wildlife for the American Museum of Natural History. He will travel with Dr Audrey Stewart and join African explorers Gary and Mrs Gary Akeley en route. The party aims to reach the high plateau by May 1 and return by October.
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Rochester
N. Y
American Museum of Natural History
New York
British East Africa
George Eastman
Kenya
Uganda
Belgian Congo
Genoa
Audrey D. Stewart
Eastman
Gary Akeley
Dancer's marriage under investigation in divorce case
Baltimore dispatch reports dancer Fawn Gray born Gladys Marie Brown seeks divorce from Theodore Macfarland Philadelphia newspaper man. Fraud misrepresentation and duress alleged after a New York marriage post a three day Philadelphia party. Examiner A De R Sappington to hear witnesses from Philadelphia and New York.
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Baltimore
Fawn Gray
Theodore Macfarland
Philadelphia
Miss Gray
Gladys Marie Brown
Macfarland
New York
Dong
Misa Gray
A. de R. Sappington
J. Charlies Wagan
Macfarlang
Harry
Home Here Today Be Ra Old In Dutch History
Fragmentary note describes a home here today and mentions being old in the context of Dutch history, suggesting a brief archival snippet about a residence and its age in a historical frame.
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Duthey and Historiany
True Story Magazine April issue features dramatic true-life tales
The April issue of True Story Magazine presents gripping true-life narratives including Angelique and Carlos in a rise to fame and a dangerous romance, a grim underworld epic with Eddie Novak, and several other bold stories about love, sacrifice, and choice. Bernarr Macfadden promotes the magazine as a force for good, with six additional features and a price of a quarter on newsstands.
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Carlos
Angelique
True Story Magazine
Tessie
Eddie Novak
Underworld
Bernarr Macfadden
True Story Pictures
True Story Magazine Contest Promises Cash Prizes
Three hundred eleven men and women will compete for cash prizes totaling $50 000 with top prizes from $5 000 to $100. True Story invites真实 life experiences that reveal joys sorrows and insights beyond fiction. Rules and conditions are in True Story April on page 63.
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True Story
Full Month of True Story Magazine Spin Offs
A promotional note outlines four magazines Dream World True Romances and True Experiences joining True Story for monthly reading. It lists publication dates with Dream World on the 15th True Romances on the 23rd True Experiences on the 1st and True Story on the 5th each month, promising gripping realism.
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True Story Magazine
Dream World
True Story
The Greatest True Stories Are Now in Films
The Greatest True Stories Are Now in Films invites readers to ask theatre managers to show Wives At Auction Broken Homes What Wives Tell as possible feature titles.
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