Public Buildings Bill On Senate Schedule In Washington
Washington October 27 AP The administration will again push a 160 million public buildings bill in the coming session of Congress. President Coolidge has not changed his views that such a bill is necessary to handle the public building program across the country. Also noted is the high cost to dress a leading screen actress and Detroit factory employment figures.
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Washington
Confess
Cooldgse
Victim of Shooting Duel In Worcester In Bad Shape
Worcester Mass Oct 27 The condition of Jessie Tiffany sole survivor of a gun battle at Eugene Holden farm house in Sturburgs worsened after abdominal pains required bullet removal. Mary Tiffany the mother died last night after being shot. John Brown killed Holden then took his own life.
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Worcester Mass
Jessie Tiffany
Eugene Holden
Sturburgs
John Brown
Mr Holden
Mary Tiffany
Jessie
Tax relief debates warn against over optimism in revenue cuts
Washington October 27 AP repeated appeals to repeal the capital stock tax and let corporations file as partnerships drew warnings from Under Secretary Winston and solicitor A W Gregg before the House Ways and Means committee. They cautioned that such changes would reduce revenue beyond the treasury plan.ents and proposed credits for losses, earned income credits, and board appeals eligibility were also discussed.
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House
Winston
Treasury
A. W. Gregg
Internal Revenue Bureau
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
American Mining Congress
National Coal Association
Joseph J. Klein
Certified Public Accountant of
New York
Board of Appeals
Drawbridge To Close Twelve Hours For Bridge Inspection
Washington Oct 27 The War Secretary approved the New York New Haven and Hartford request to close the Norwalk River drawbridge at South Norwalk Conn from 6 p m Sunday to 6 p m Monday. Insurance inspectors will examine boilers of the plant operating the drawbridge.
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Washington
Davis
New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Norwalk River
South Norwalk
Conn
Cargo of German coal arrives at Portland
A cargo of 4,000 tons of German coal is due at Portland in about five weeks, the first import since the war. Dealers say the fuel will ease Maine's shortage, with coal sold in stove, egg and nut sizes at prices similar to Welsh coal.
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Portland
Maine
Replacing Liberty Building Smokestack With New 1500-Pound Unit
A 1500 pound smokestack was swung into position on the Liberty building chimney yesterday, replacing the corroded unit in use since construction. McCathron Boiler Works workers began Monday, dismantling the old stack. it crumpled on lowering, breaking supports. The new stack, one quarter inch steel, is expected to last indefinitely, installed with an automobile truck and block and tackle.
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Liberty
McCathron Hoiler Works
Five Parties Ten Car Ownership Cited In Suits
In Bridgeport a civil action questions who owns a Fordonce stolen in 1922 by George Singer. Insurance company paid Dr Sidley N Reissler 710 for theft. Gelfand bought, then sold to Drannan who seeks reimbursement. Judge Huxford to decide ownership and potential trial, with Gelfand contesting.
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Sidley N Reissler
George Singer
Orison
Commonwealth Insurance Company
Dr. Ressler
Aaron Gelfand
Bridgeport
Gelfand
Ito John T. Drannan
Drannan
Dr. Reisler
Singer
Frederick Huxford
Civil Court of Common Pleas
Dranham-Gelfand
Insurance Company
Dr. Feisler
Sierack Injured Against Chicago May Return Soon
Meriden Oct 27 Penn fullback Sierack was injured in the Philadelphia game with Chicago. An x ray showed a severe bruise above the ankle, ending rumors of a broken leg. He left the field after a strong run, aided to the clubhouse, and should be in uniform for the next game against Illinois.
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Meriden
Sanlhey Sierack
Penn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Sleracki
al Gruer
Illinois
Stamford Principal to Address Lions
Lester H Clee, former Lions district governor for New Jersey and current principal of the Masse school of Stamford, will address the Lions cub meeting at Statfield this noon. The roll call will ask for each member's favorite indoor winter sport and reason. Last night many locals attended the prospective ions club meeting in Norwalk.
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Lions
Statfield
Lester H Clee
Lioms
State of New Jersey
Masse School
Stamford
Prosective Ions Club
Norwalk
Brass knuckles case filed for 5000 dollars in Superior Court
George Papenkolepovios of Stamford named as defendant in a Superior court action filed yesterday. Peter Wiegram of Ridgeport alleges he was struck over the head with a pair of brass knuckles. Damages of 5000 dollars are sought.
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George Papenkolepovios
Stamford
Peter Wiegram Ridgeport
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Va Mead
Paris
South Africa
Southern
John T. King
Mr. King’s
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Runner” Board
Lyric Theatre
F. W. Behrens
Ripper Brill
Hue
Liberty Building
Sierack
Smith=Murray Co
Main St
Fairfield Ave
Juliet
SSS. Si
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