Middletown Adopts Budget and Extra Tax For Revaluation
The adjourned town meeting approved a total appropriation of 86 586 for school purposes for the year ending August 30 1919 and awarded 500 to each town assessor for a property revaluation due by February 1 1920. An extra 500 for each assessor was voted, despite debate on legality, with a 14 to 1 turnout and calls to improve tax collection and public finance. A five member committee was named to study tax collection methods. Snow threatens a flight from Halifax.
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Joseph T. Elliott
Inglis
Board of Selectmen
Charles E. Bacon
Board of School Visitors
Thomas H. Griffin
Middletown
Middletown City
Said City
Saidity
Joseph Merriam
Charles Bacon
Henry Hanson
Thomas F. Griffin
Joeph T. Elliott
Dale D. Butler
Frederick M. King
Selectman Peck
iAttorney Inglis
Board of Relief
Karl P. Harrington
First Selectman
Peck
P. Barrington
Charles Jackson
New York
Peter
Paul
Connecticut
Connecticut Feldspar Co
York Silk Mfe. Co
Durang
Harrington
York Silk Mfg. Co
Russell Mfg. Co
Elliott
Jilliott
F M. King Joseph Merriam
D. Butler
A. W. Gilbert
Vete Win in New Zealand Prohibition Vote
In Christ Church New Zealand on April 16 the prohibition measure was voted down in a local ballot. Voters rejected the proposal amid a tight election as supporters and opponents argued over local policy impacts.
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Vete
New Zealand
Christ Church
N. Z
Designie
Election of Managers for Spring Sports at M J Ser
In the annual spring elections held yesterday afternoon H C Bruner 19 was chosen tennis manager for the present season G F Peck 20 was elected basketball manager for next season and H A K 20 was selected swimming manager for 1920 Three assistant managers were also elected Stanley L Thornt on 20 alumni editor of the Argus was named assistant tennis manager C J Seybolt 21 Oneonta NY assistant basketball manager Clyde W Quick 21 Newton NJ assistant swimming manager
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Knellar
H. C. Bruner
G. F. Peck
Stanley L. Thornton
Philadelphia
the Argus
C. J. Seybolt
Oneonta
N. Y
Clyde W. Quick
Newton
N. J
Sutton 15 Capt. Sutton Reviews Army of Occupation
Wesleyan graduate Captain J Aubrey Sutton reviewed the Coblenz Army of Occupation for General Pershing in a swift hotel to car transfer that placed him in command briefly. The event, confirmed by European dispatches, made him one of the era's notable junior officers. A Berlin riot probe is set by Weimar to examine the fatal disturbances and misused police funds linked to ex Bolshevik chief Eichhorn.
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Pershing
Wesleyan Argus
United States Army
J. Aubrey Sutton
Coblenz Army of Occupation
Europe
Philadelphia
Captain Sutton
Coblenz
United States Army of Occupation
Berlin
Weimar
London
National Assembly
Robert Emil Eichhorn
Eichhorn
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