Mellon Proposes Tax Plan Cutting Federal Assessments
Secretary Mellon approves a program for Congress to cut total federal taxation by 323 million next year. Proposals include a 25 percent cut in earned income taxes, lower normal rates, higher surcharges on larger incomes, and repeal of taxes on admissions and on telegrams and leased wires. The plan stresses tax relief while maintaining revenue through restricted deductions and new taxes on community property income.
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Car stolen from garage and damaged vehicle found
A Benjamin Dilio owned automobile was discovered in a near wreck condition after being taken from a garage on Pequonnock Street on Saturday night. Police pursue leads as detectives check suspects in the vanished state of the car. A separate report notes a Ringling Brothers Circus trailer noted as stolen from the Winter headquarters on Railroad Avenue. Harry Lustig reported a burglarized store on Lexington Avenue with a cash loss of $4 from a ruptured register yesterday morning.
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Ringling Brothers
Lexington Avenue
Friends dispute death of Lerotto Pellegrini
Relatives and friends of Lerotto Pellegrini of 435 Goodsell Street refuse to admit he is dead. After five physicians examined the body and declared death, a woman at the bedside claimed he was breathing, prompting involvement of three local doctors and two Emergency Hose staff physicians before an undertaker was summoned.
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Goodsell
Rim
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Connor Endorsed for Postmaster by Republicans
Republican town committee endorses Arthur Connor for postmaster to succeed Charles F. Greene. The move, labeled premature by Rep. Merritt, awaits Civil Service Commission report after names Greene Connor and Westine qualified from a field of nearly a score. Congressman Schuyler Merritt noted the information as preliminary.
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Arthur F. Connor
John Z. King
Charles F. Greene
Repubblican
Peat D'Eux
Schuyler Meciitt
Connor
Senate
A. S. Delauty
Wee Pico
Frederick Vo Weentine
United'States Civil Service Commission
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Wetstine
Hay
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Murpher
Schuyler Hoyrlet
Renubil
Ian Orden
Rosemary Hall Fire Destroys Greenwich Dormitory
A morning blaze at Rosemary Hall in Greenwich destroys the dormitory building worth about 140000, with the Library and paintings lost. Seventeen or more pupils escaped in night attire. several suffered exposure while others aided by Miss Hoogmayer and the Fire patrol. The school hosts heiress pupils from New York and Chicago. notable families provided housing for retired students.
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Jihitk Banks
New York
Chicago
Aliss Cabotin Hoage
Newark
Jane McE Downey
Pittsburgh
Marlon Forest
Rye
N. Tusher
Miss Hoogmayer
Stelephone
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Wiliam
Percy Rockefellys
Mise
Mary Lanier
Bigney Lanier
Pont
Wade
Olew
Misa Caroline Ruutz-Rees
Democrate
Woman's National Neary Cenmilter
Westport youths go on trial tomorrow
Westport on November 11 special to the Tele Theodor Jahiski three from Main street and Michael Prackup from Moscvsiie row face trial in Town Court before Deputy Judge Joseph Adana for assaulting Ruth Msin 76, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wil im Malin of Crosshichway road.
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Westport
Theodore Jahiski
Main Street
Michael Prackup
Moscvsiie
Lemon
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Honda
Pastor rails against boys lack of discipline in sermon
Dr Chester C Marshall, pastor of First Methodist, argues today that today’s youth lack morale without authority and discipline. He cites boys wheedling parents, debt burdens, and the need for a rational standard of living, urging respect for fathers and moral guidance.
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Co. C. Marshall
Chester C Marshall
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ponte
Phrist
Demonstrative Crowds Fill Munich Streets Amid Tense Standstill
Munich reports show demonstrators in the streets throughout the day despite frequent attempts to breach police lines. Pro Hitler sentiment appears strong even as followers are dispersed, with officials warning against unrest. General Ludendoff status uncertain. Berlin sources note Admiral Volerthoy visited the general.
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Munich
Bavaria
Associated Press
Red Cross Seeks War Strength in Member Roll Call
Bridgeport American Red Cross aims to renew and boost memberships as ministers urged renewed support. Members and former members are asked to send dues and renew their interest to Treasurer Frank Staples in the Staples Bank Building.
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American Red Cross
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Stabbing Rampage Ends in Death at Grand Street Scene
A violent incident on Grand Street left a man fatally wounded after a knife attack. Detective findings describe the assailant’s actions and subsequent confession while authorities investigate potential motives and the involvement of others amid a wave of related threats.
Inauguration ceremonies as Hebrena admin takes control
Local reports indicate the Hebrena administration assumes city governance with noon inauguration. Governors pledge democracy and dry laws while wartime rhetoric and international dispatches fill the day, as various officials and events echo across political and social spheres.
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Jerusalem
Navy
Thridgeport
Dog Saves Family of Eight from Fire
ETHIDEN Nov 1 A dog alerted Abraham Kaplin and his eight family members to a house fire that nearly destroyed the old Weacon Edwards structure. The family escaped unharmed as smoke filled the building, which had a present value estimated at about £10,100. Kaplin, recently of Middletown, owned the property and credited the dog for waking his invalid wife and others.
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Edwards
Aden Homaenteud
Abraham Kaplin
Middletown
Dr Hair Defends State Eclectic Examining Board
The Connecticut Eclectic Examining Board faces scrutiny over fake diplomas and alleged exam leaks. Dr Hair urges that reciprocity with other states risks admitting unqualified physicians. he and Dr Ernest Markham discuss measures as New Haven and Hartford officials review the scandal.
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Arkansas
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Armistice Day Observed In Solemnity Across Nation
The article recalls Armistice Day observances with solemn reflection from Washington and cities nationwide. It notes President Coolidge placing a wreath at Arlington, the silent tribute of soldiers, and the somber mood that marked the five year anniversary of the 1918 armistice, with veterans and the public remembering those who served.
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Navy Dirigible Over Bridgeport After Nightfall
A fragmented report describes a Navy dirigible over Bridgeport after dark. The craft traverses from Boston through Ford and Wey Maven routes with engines audible to onlookers. Observers on the ground scan for details as the city lights glow and the spectacle draws attention across the night sky.
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Boston
Uctford
Behrens Administration to Take Up Reins at Noon
Behrens sworn in as mayor with city officials, clerks, and board members slated to take oaths. The list includes the treasurer, tax collectors, and several aldermen, with party lines noted. A full swearing in ceremony and inaugural proceedings are described along with key appointments.
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Gommien
Tio Uly
Alfred Wysor
Jerene
Fred
Cierk
Taxecolleglor
Board of Education
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Hogan
Kwujin Ly
Lunigan
Satuy-i
Louis
Negro Soldiers Demand Release After Riot At Leavenworth
A church gathering in Alexandria advocates for signatures to petition President Coolidge for release of fifty four Black servicemen jailed in Leavenworth over the riot between Black soldiers of the Twenty fourth Infantry and white locals. Reports describe brutal beatings and shootings of Black soldiers during the August incident and ongoing police harassment.
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Coolidge
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Leavenworth
Twenty-fourth Infantry
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