Special Six Mile Levy Authorized by Apportionment Board
The city approved a special 6 mill tax to wipe out a deficit over one million dollars from prior mismanagement. The levy raises total taxes to 34.9 mills, the highest in the city's history, with funds slated to cover the active deficit and planned notes. The measure passed by a narrow board vote amid concerns over hardship for small homeowners and a pledge to limit the tax burden in upcoming years.
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Bridgeport
J Municipal
Ptaanmides Carer Aturater
Marnr Atwater
Ape
Bils Fleck
Mary Sullivan
Freck
Salli
Roerperty
Vlir
S& An
Soenizlux
Grand Street
Maternity and Tax Bills Signed As Congress Quits
Washington November 23 The Sixty tenth Congress adjourned as President Harding signed measures in the closing hours. The House left first and the Senate followed after final tax and maternity bills dominated the session. Many presidential appointments remained unsettled.
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Congress
Washington
Harding
Senate
Tax Revision Bill Enacted Amid Divided Senate Passage
President Harding signed the tax revision bill at the close of the special session amid Republican opposition. The Senate's vote was 29 to 6 with several Republicans dissenting, while Democrats split on amendments. Supporters call it a relief measure though critics demand further revision to ensure equitable taxation. A proposed tax commission would study tax-exempt securities and broader reforms.
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Harding
Capitol
Gith Congress
Senate
Louisiana
Smoot
Utah
Willis
Ohio
Calder
New York
Bus
America
Caulder
Fras
No One In City Will Go Hungry Today
City charities and welfare societies prepare generous meals for the poor as hundreds expect turkey and fixings. Organizations including the Salvation Army Bridgeport Christian Union Hillside Home and Bridgeport Hospital will serve dinners with vegetables pumpkin pie and cigars. Fullside Home plans 300 dinners and baskets for inside and outside the poor, with Loving Servants Ladies Auxiliary aiding ex service families and local churches organizing aid baskets.
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Saluration Army
Bridgeport Christian Union
Hillside
Home
Bridgeport Hospital
Seian
Ameritatrion
Fairfield clairvoyant's death ties to resident Suhabeer billiard title win
A Fairfield resident Suhabeer defeated Hopper to win a billiard title amid a murky tale of a clairvoyant, Mrs Kaloy, found dead in her Park Avenue room. The lifelike life history controversy and circuses tour are cited by local papers as background to the enigmatic figure.
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Fairfield
Suhabeer
Hopper
Waeman
Mae
Ek Ugo
Park Avenue
Wap
Vester 3A
Honora Haley
Mamie Colin
Bridgeyurt
Shore
Katey
Hull
Cedas Road
Kaley
Nas
Hushan
Chen
Howie
Lasmind
Patervon
Yal
Kaloy
Bani Dinakyx
Terol
Ford
Weather forecast for Perrroey and surrounding area
Weather forecast notes rain and warmer temperatures for the area today with some lingering precipitation and variable winds. The readable text mentions Perrroey Nebraska and nearby locations, indicating wet conditions and a mild increase in temperatures.
Events Today: Church Services and Community Displays
Readable fragments list services at all churches and events across Birds Sanctuary, Meadow areas, and parks. Mentions dedications, matches, and various local locations with scattered names and dates, creating a fragmented but focused snapshot of today’s community activities.
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Greeshouses
Beardsley Park
Cyril and Melbudius
Girl Struck by Auto Seriously Injured in City
A 44 year old girl was struck by an automobile on Midule Street yesterday afternoon. Alfred Roving of 1th Bench Street was arrested as the driver. She was rushed to Vincant's hospital in serious condition. Police charged the driver with vehicular assault as the investigation continued.
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Fiat
Alfred Roving
Vincant's Hospital
Vir
TF. Walsh
Waterbury Man Shot to Death Wife in Hospital
John Canavan 27 is found shot dead at home, wife Minnie injured and hospitalized. Police report indicate gunfire followed an attempt at self harm as wife suffers severe mental distress and a newborn baby remains with the family.
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Waterbury
Watrarbury
Moe
John Canavan
Minnie
Alfray
Canavan
Fidlas
Caraven
Uth
Caravan
Canavian
Lyme
Revision petition to be issued Friday
Fragmented OCR text mentions a revision petition to be issued Friday by a city commission and a business association. It cites Brookline and a new store location with confusion over meeting notices and public dissemination. The readable portions imply formal municipal actions and potential public postings, but many details are garbled.
France Questions Power of Chinese Delegates at Arm Conference
At the Washington arms talks Chinese delegates faced questions over their right to speak for all of China as France and other powers debate the scope of discussions. French Premier Briand urged disarmament guarantees before any policy, while delegates worry about overlong talks delaying naval limitation details.
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Japan
China
Washington
Associated Press
Far East
Europe
Bes Lind
Briand
Fire destroys 33 Holstein cows and barns in Shelton
A Shelton fire at a Huntington dairy owned by Mrs. Nathan Brotz destroyed two barns a dairy and a silo killing 33 Holstein cows while two cows were saved. The blaze started about 2 am and is being treated as incendiary with Shelton fire officials investigating. The barns reportedly fed to Bridgeport dealers. livestock losses stood as total. Insurance covered the barns but not the cows. Firefighters Philip Schneider and Clarence Webb led the initial response.
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Shelton
Nathan Brotz
Huntington
Philip Schneider
Clarence Webb
Steve
Nathan Brots
Darien
Bridgeport
Norwalk gambling raids arrest fifteen in crackdown
State police arrested fifteen in Norwalk during liquor and gambling raids aimed at curbing vice. Officers seized ten apparatus and several gambling machines while detaining bar staff and proprietors including James Daniella of Water Street. Two bridges and multiple suspects were held for liquor law violations and assisting gambling.
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Norwalk
James Daniella
Bridgeport House
Water Street
South
House Weils
Stan
Stephen Novak
Railroad Avenue
Robert Kilduf
Novak
Domi Heck Incerta
Kid Williams
Wall Street
Toseah Green
Harry Kaufman
Commerce Street
Michael Erina
Cedar Street
Machhill
Frank Ruta
Day Street
Risane Propecia
Virsili
Arthur Pinel
Theistate Police Department
Belfast riot leaves eighteen dead and seventy wounded
A chaotic night in Belfast results in eighteen deaths and seventy injuries as crowds clashed before security forces restored order. Police arrested suspects as investigations continue into the violence aftermath and its impact on the city.
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Belfast
Cudahy Employees Accept Wage Cut
Cudahy workers approve a wage reduction amid reassessment of operations. Labor representatives and management reached a temporary compromise to address financial pressures and maintain production levels.
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Cudahy
Directors Have Power To Remove Trustee
Supreme Court decision on governance in church boards clarifies authority of trustee removal. Reading from the Me institutional matter, the ruling addresses powers held by directors and the resignation of the chair in the Boston organization.
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Chri
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Rist
Selentish
Boston
Foprd
Teastensy
Sinn Fein and cabinet in critical but not hopeless Irish talks
London November 25 Sinn Fein representatives met with the cabinet committee to discuss the Irish crisis. Lloyd George said government would press Ulster toward a settlement with Sir James Craig but warned no act would be pushed if Sinn Fein rejects it. He noted enforcing Ulster would require troops, against party pledges. Britain to consult with Lloyd George and Ulster leaders before reopening Northern Parliament in Belfast.
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Sinn Fein
Cies
Lloyd-George
Ulster
James Craig
Irene
Wiayd-George
Tister Pee Mice
Frida
St James
Belfast
Bankruptcy Filing In Maineville Firm Names Engineers
A bankruptcy petition was filed today in Tiled Stats Court by William Downlam against Herve Brault and Rene J. Brant. The case names Piabtsiie Engineering and Suppiz Company operating in Maineville, with the amount of the claim not provided due to garbled OCR text.
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New Fawen
Conn
Bankeoptey
Sitang
William Downlam
Herve Brault
Rene J. Brant
Maineville
Piabtsiie Engineering and Suppiz Company
W& Cis Aire Val
Research editor found dead in boarding house
Norwal town records show a research editor, born March 1844, died suddenly in a boarding house. He was noted for expert knowledge of York and Connecticut records and had long served as editor for a regional weekly publication. The obituary recalls his wife and son surviving him.
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York
Infield County
Norwal
Roy iv
Wiltor
N. T
Wzvienkural
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