City Taxes Due By August 31 With Penalty Details
The city issues a 3 percent penalty on unpaid city taxes, due by August 31 which falls on a Sunday. Payments dated August 20 will count for the penalty, and late taxes will accrue interest. Residents urged to settle tax accounts promptly to avoid added charges.
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Parand of Mercy at Lyric Theater and other notes
The notice lists a Thanhouser company film program at Lyric Theater with a Tennyson poem adaptation and the feature WALLINGFORD'S WALLET. It mentions a Saturday showing at Wilcox's Market in Wallingford, an On Quebec event at the st Library theatre Tuesday evening August 26, and a 190 theater wopticon views screening priced at 4 1/2 cents with advertising details.
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Aytlon Banal
Quebec
St Library
Grass Fire Shows Off New Wagon
At 40 this afternoon a grass fire alarm came from a Fourt ward resident near Second Avenue and West Main. Fire headquarters reported the new wagon was used promptly, with workers clearing a path for the engine while Driver John Chase helped remove a concrete mixer from the South Street pavement. The old outfit was sent back to the Third ward after the new wagon was formally accepted by councils this morning.
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Fourt Ward
Second Avenue
West Main Street
First Ward
South Street
John Chase
Thaw Habeas Hearing Delayed as Free Talk Rises
In Sherbrooke Quebec habeas corpus hearings for Harry K. Thaw were postponed to next Wednesday. Thaw’s counsel and supporters claim he will be freed to go where he pleases, while New York officials push to maintain custody and immigration actions. Judges drift in and out as legal maneuvers unfold amid ongoing delays.
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Sherbrooke
Que
Thaw
United Press
Harry K. Thaw
Ottawa
Canada
New York State
Globensky
New York
Conger
Dutchess County
N. Y
Humes Named United States Attorney for Western District
President Wilson appointed Edwin Lowry Humes of Meadville Pennsylvania as United States Attorney for the Western District of the Federal court. Titusville prepares Drake Day observances on August 27 at the Opera House with notable speakers and Drake Museum director Edwin Cell awaits support from oil operators. State Senator Knopp and Dr. O. S. Brown return from six weeks of tours in Great Britain with a party of 37 tourists, expressing pleased reflections on the journey.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Edwin Lowry Humes
Meadville
United States
Federal Court of the State
Titusville
Opera
Edwin Cell
Drake Museum
Warren Mirror
Frank M. Knopp
Frown
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Cook's Tolle Noy ST
Knapp
Dr. Brown
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