State's Attorney to Probe Missing Tax Book
A private inquiry by State's Attorney Comley is expected into the disappearance of a 1922 rate book from Bridgeport tax offices. The Board of Apportionment and Taxation questioned tax office staff while Mayor Behrens urged an official investigation to expose any irregularities and uncover the book's fate amid abatements and past rumors.
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Behrens
Fternoon
Kelly
Board ofApportionment
Inn
Kel
Comley
cCamiey
Camiey
Conley
Board of Apportionment and Taxation
offici+ sia
John A. Cornell
At+ water administration
William Jr. ‘Blodget
Wdo
Edward L. Kelly
Corner
More
Wheere
Board of Apportisement and Taxation
William E. Burnham
H‘y
First National Bank
Burnham
Aft
Howard S. Chatlerger
Edward A. Drew
Walter
Tax Board
Walter W. Garrity
Kels
Comey
Challenger
Garrity
Walter J. Bartnett
Soward
Hartford
New Haven
State Central Committee
Democratic
Daniel J. Kenney
Twenty-first
Hartnett
Mitchell Defies Court Martial in Aviation Critique
Colonel Mitchell denounced War and Navy aviation control, clashing with lawmakers as the court restrained exchanges. Crowds packed the courthouse as Mitchell testified, accusing high officers of misleading Congress and calling the Wangley carrier obsolete. He defended his Sept statements as opinion formed by army experience and global study.
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Navy
Frank BR
Reid
Illinois
Defense Counsel
Gul- Non
Colonel Mitchell
Congress
Mitchell Doned
Army
Wangley
Stabbing spree hits two girls near libraries
Two twelve year old girls, Catherine Dillon of Union Avenue and Rose Kerenesky of Hollister Avenue, were stabbed within minutes in separate attacks believed tied to the same assailant. Descriptions depict a tall, slender foreigner about forty, in a brown creased hat and long dark overcoat. the same man reportedly approached another woman nearby a week earlier. Authorities connect the incidents to the Central and branch libraries as potential hunting grounds.
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Catherine Dillon
Sho
Library
Rose Kerenesky
Newfield
Hollister Avenue
Union Avenue
Central Mbrary
Kerenesky
Kereneski
Stratford Avenue
Dillon Girs
Alcorn Pleased Refuses To Talk On Clemency Routes
Report recounts Alcorn’s silence on possible clemency paths. Mentions governor of Connecticut and federal government weighing a commute to bring the matter before the Department of Justice. Notes potential strategies to advance Chapman's trial amid ongoing secrecy and White House guidance.
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Connecticut
Unapman
Chapman
Alear
White Horse
Department of Justice
Sar
Meetings Tonight From Various Lodges Across Town
A fragmented list shows meetings tonight at Cilanthe Temple Pythian Sisters Pegsurnock lodge and multiple lodges on Broad and Main streets. Attendance includes Carpenters and Joiners 179 Elm Street and Rebekah and I O O F groups plus local councils and auxiliary units.
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Mridegport Armory
Renee Toretdua
Main Reet
Cilanthe Temple
Pythian Sisters
Main Street
Pegsurnock Lodre
Broed Street Carpentera and Joiners
Elm Street
Immediate reNef Association
O. GO. T
Broad Street
Conethequonnock
Broid Street
Catalina Circle
A. Lont
Shenedoah Lodge
K. of P
Housatchic Avenue
Kremdschait Rebekah Lodge
State Street
Betsy Ross Councl
Sons and Daughters of Liberty of Cannon Tie Club
Hk City Council
Kouf A
Ingen Avenue
ALO
Was
Main
Harmony Jodge
Lucretia Warner Circle
Cannon Street
Liatnies’ Auxiliary
Rebekah Jodge
Matin Street
Briand Refuses to Be Savior in Debate
Debate over extra advances to the government spurs opposition in the Senate as officials warn that more currency would require printing bills and raising limits. The government risks defaulting on obligations if the measure is not enacted.
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Senate
Chimney Fire at Jennings Homestead on Nichols Road
Fire record notes a 3:08 a m alarm at Dewey Street dump with no damage and a 9:30 p m still alarm for a chimney fire at the Jennings homestead on Nichols Road. Equipment Engine 8 and Chemical 8 responded. damage estimated at six dollars.
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Dewey Street
Jennings Homestead
Nichols Road
Community Chest drive reaches top total amid cheers
The Bridgeport Community Chest drive reports a grand total of 348 280 with yesterday’s 65 546 added to predr total 282 934. Major contributions come from the General Electric company 500, Plumbers and Electricians unions 811, and Mrs Mc Govern led team donations totaling 7507. Monsignor McGivney and Father Woods praised workers while whistles signaled victory and a pledge to reach 450 000 next year.
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Bridgeport
Pittsburgh
New York
Amon
General Electric Company
Johannes Schiott
Automotive
Dictaphone Corporation
Warner Brothers Company
W. Stewart Clark
I McGovern
James L. McGovern
McGovern
H. Patterson Harris
Ritz
Stratfield Ballroom
Chester C. Marshall
Grace
Sumner Simpson
Otto K. Edelman
Eimer H. Havens
Education Department
Techn
Clarence King
AL Times
Gille
King
Fhe Bragaduresscu
Mihy
Norman Leeds
Leeds
George 3. Hawley
Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Mrs. Nichols
Gibney
Ben .Idaris
United Advertising Company
Woods
Feld
Monsignor McGiveny
Thump
Commodore Nu
Lincoln
Onmala Lincoln
Penera
Father Mc
Givney
Hageen
George Woods
Kimed H. Havens
Dwight Graves
Harry H. Read
Charles W. Simpson
C. A. Willard
Sanford Stoddard
Richard Oppel
Mary Dunbar
H.W. Hers
Earl Spragué
Louisa Reay
Lieutenant Colenels
A. M. Davies
Belayes
K. Webster
OL. Warren
BR. M. Mames
Stanley Smith
Allbart
FH. Canfield
Antomite
FR. Wheeler
Arthur M. Marsh
Wiliam H. Comb
Wilmot F. Wheeler
Carl
F. Dietz
The
Sprague Meter Company
Willam KE. Allen
Willian MacFarlane
George H. N. Johnson
Thomas P. Taylor Company
Frank Miller Lumber Company
Bradford
Alpheus Winter
Ralph T. Fairchild
Wred
McDaniel
Willam T. Morris
Henry Stoddard
George L. Warren
Harry ©. Spooner
Samuel Mellits
J. W. Wright
David N. Armstrong
Donald
Page
James T. McGovern
Augustine
R. C
Peter U. McClean
Robert Bowen
Alfred Driscoll
Joseph Ganley
St. Charles Th. G
Mag
Patrick J. McGivyney
St. Charles R. C
Thomas Gloster
Thomas Byrne
Sacred Heart I. C
Richard F. Moore
L Hugh Carrig
James Wilsun
Blessed Sacrament KR
John J. Kennedy
John J. Walsh
AL Griffin
St. Patrick’s
Joan A. Lynch
Charles Ifosey
Michael Thompson
Michael
Frances B. Wilson
Holy Rosary Citali
Thomas Sullivan
R. Guferciala
Teo Pateiis
Utnlan
Anthony's
Stephen's
UW Jungzariany Kh. C
Stephen Chernitsky
St. Peter’s Rh. c
Ray
Charles Leddy
Trev
John Costelo
Sts. Cyril and Methodius
Rhinelander Trial Dramatically Unfolds In Court
White Plains New York November news recounts the Rhinelander case with Alice Beatrice Jones and Leonard Kip Rhinelander. The court reads their 1921 1922 letters and tests Mrs Rhinelander color claims while spectators react with shock and emotion.
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White Plains
N. Y
Hhinelander
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Alice Beatrice~Jones
Dides
Rhinelander
Lee Parsons Davis
Davis
Alece
Leonard
Mills
Milly
Justice Morschauser
Jitney Driver Held Up by Two Men
Shortly before 1 am two men with revolvers robbed Concord street Stratford jitney driver Henry Macco of 20 dollars in dilla 2 dollars in silver and his 54 dollar gold watch. Receipts totaling 24 dollars in the car were left undisturbed. Macco reported the holdup to the Third precinct and turned over the day’s receipts. He could not describe the robbers.
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Henry Macco
Concord Street
Stratford
Khim
Saus
Barsman Avenue
Nathan Syles
Wallfield Avenue
Jetland Price
Mecca
Third Precinct
Delice
Tear Gas Fails to Halt Celebrants in Evanston
In a Chicago suburb, police faced student crowds who ignored counsel and advanced with bombs after a police assault. Bonfires erupted across several parts of the West Haven district as flames and damaged hoses taxed fire crews. The episode marks a rare disturbance in Evanston, home to Vice President Dawes and the Women’s Christian Temperance Union.
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Vhief
Usien
Wastheas
Chicago
Charles D. Dawes
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Wvanston
Committee ends labors on tax reduction bill
Washington AP report notes the Ways and Means Committee approved a revenue bill cutting the annual federal tax burden by about 336 million dollars. The measure, drafted nonpartisan, lowers income taxes, revises excise rates, and adjusts inheritance schedules with enactment possible by March 1 and July 1 for certain changes.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Theiame Ways
Meana
Ve Ted
Green
House
Congress
Train sideswipes freight car injuring ten near Greensburg
Ten passengers were hurt when the Pittsburgh New York express sideswiped a derailed freight car at Donohoe near Greensburg Pennsylvania. Nine were cut by flying glass and resumed travel after medical attention. Morris Barshall of Philadelphia was hospitalized with back injuries. L. Sullivan of Boston also listed among the injured.
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Greensburg
Noh
Pennnsylvania
Donohoe
Here
Morris Barshall
Philadelphia
Johnson
L. Sullivan
Boeton
Laxative RENOMY QUININE Ad Endorsed by K W Grove
An advertisement promotes RENOMY QUININE tablets as a safe preventive for colds grip or influenza urging use as a remedy. The ad mentions a box signature by K W Grove and lists 36c price.
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K. W. Grove
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