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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1922

Page

9

Bootleggers Have Nothing to Fear from Revenue Officials

Washington reports reveal Internal Revenue Service will inspect returns to collect revenue with no guarantee of aiding prosecutions. Officials doubt using tax forms as proof of illicit activity, yet bank records and deposits can reveal evaded taxes. The piece notes federal authority to share data with states and emphasizes limitations on cross-department disclosure.

Department David Lawrence Bridgeport Telegram Washington In- Thecome Tax Division Carl Mapes Tnternal Revenue Department of Prohibition Enforcement Agency Treasury Department Omielal Teticont Cheapie Carlier Reasen Sampel Bankw Tate Malide Dee Piosita Tives Union Internal Revenue

Psychic research thrills at club meeting

The Contemporary club met at The Oaks Brooklawn Park to hear Dr Frederick Pierce discuss secrets of the unconscious mind. The lecture featured demonstrations and a lengthy question period as the audience remained spellbound by alleged discoveries of the unconscious controlling the body and conscious thoughts.

Jonathan Godfrey the Oaks Brooklawn Park Frederick Pierce Piotire Pierce

Lecture on Japan Heard at Missionary Meeting

The monthly Missionary meeting of the Women's League at First Presbyterian Church was chaired by Mrs. John Baptist. Mrs. A. R. Parker spoke on Japan, noting laxity since opening to outsiders and calling for broader Christian influence, higher female education, and increased work by women and children.

Japan Women's League The First Presbyterian Church John Baptist A. R. Parker Brewster Guest Wanan

Dr. James E. Norcross to Speak Sunday at First Baptist

Dr. James E. Norcross of New York, a veteran pastor and Baptist organizer, will be the principal speaker Sunday night at a city meeting in the First Baptist Church. He has served churches in Marblehead Amesbury and Jamaica Plain and held leadership roles with New England and New York Baptist missionary groups. He is noted for sermons from the car ads and mountain climbing as a pastime.

James E. Norcross New York Thin City Norcross Waters Town Musé MC. Astertary Norcrossy Newtonn Theological Institution Née Marblehead Amesbury Jamaica Plains Mass Shady Avenue American Baptist Publication Society Len Inguin Anpalacht Tion

Veterans Nominate Delegates for State Convention

Raymond W. Harris post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held a meeting at 161 Washington Avenue nominating 21 ex-services men for 10 delegate spots to the state convention in Quselty June 23 2¢ and 26. Election set for April 6. Eighteen new members initiated.

Raymond W. Harris Post Washington Avenue Quselty Mills Trur Patrick Morrinsey Charles Rutan Arnold Slaving Bert Wheeler Josephegrevat Thomas Connelly Donnel Ty Arm Rudd Fussell Xngent S. Taylorixtek Albert Smiley J. Wrank Frasca Edward Langne G. M. Boyd C. Marco John Gelysbutier 1. Giggenheim

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DR. Norcross Hindle Drug Co’s Broad Street P.M Clark’s Clark Rogers Nickel Windsor Phonograph Mary Wei Pullman Baby Walker
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