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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1923

Page

7

Griffin and clerks face resignations over pay crisis

In a tax office shakeup, Griffin and two district clerks will resign or be removed due to insufficient funds to pay salaries until April after a Board of Apportionment decision. Edward Drew announced the terminations effective December. Hartnett endorsed to replace Griffin as the Democratic party grows uncertainty.

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Connecticut Receives 1 584 687 70 Federal Aid Highway Funds

Connecticut has 1 584 687 70 available from Congress appropriations for federal and highway projects. The sum, disclosed by the American Highways quarterly, reflects the state’s portion of federal aid for roads during the current fiscal period, with figures showing allocations, receipts, and projected costs. Connecticut ranks high in federal aid per mile and in motor vehicle tax revenue use for highways, yet trails New York in average revenue per vehicle.

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Moro chief Santiago chased by reinforced forces on Mindanao

Manila dispatch reports five additional expeditionary forces sent to Mindanao Island in pursuit of Moro chieftain Santiago and his band who fled from Wood during inspection tours. Governor General Leath Wood aims to capture without bloodshed as tensions rise among Moros and local Filipinos. President Coolidge confirms Major General Wood retains administration support and will remain governor general, denying rumors of his return home.

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Tobacco bundles worth $6,000 gone with reward offered

Hartford police and state authorities pursue a case after tobacco bundles valued at six thousand dollars were stolen from a plantation. A reward is offered for information leading to the guilty party's conviction as investigators work to recover the bundles.

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Elton Will Makes No Public Bequests

The will of the late James Blyan of Waterbury is filed in probate by Judge J. J. Skain. The document is brief and assigns his entire estate to his heirs under Connecticut law. John P. Welton is named sole heir at law, with Colonies Trust Company acting as executors and trustees.

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Camp Jackson Sold by U. S. for $268,100

The sale reports state Camp Jackson and related buildings and equipment were auctioned in Columbia with total proceeds near $266,100 for most structures and $41,090 for 15 additional buildings. Harris and Harris of Chivaro secured the larger portion, while the eastern tract returned to T. Hay vey. About 39,000,000 feet of lumber to be recovered from the site, and the campaign covered a 200 mile wide area stretching from Button to Savannah, engaging a population under 4,000,000.

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Stratford Legion probes use of hall for Boy Scouts

Local Stratford American Legion post seeks to permit use of its hall for Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts activities. The plan, approved by Legion members, would allow designated evenings for scouting with supervision by post members. Additional notes mention basketball and youth programs during evenings at the community center.

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