Democrats Reach Agreement on Tax Reduction and Debating Budget
The new Congress opened amid fiscal strain with a $4.01 billion federal budget for the next year. President Coolidge urged no permanent tax cuts, while Democrats in both chambers announced a $325 million permanent tax reduction deal. The House began considering funding bills for veterans relief and postal services, with revenue decisions pending.
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Washington
Congress
Coolidge
House
Senate
Enail
Book Tower and Ford plans headline Detroit era
The Book Tower is finished and an 80 story rival is planned to set world records. Henry Ford displays new ideas at Broadway exhibition while his flying machine plant expands. Dodge Brothers report record car and truck production. Buick No. 1,750,000 rolls off the line. A rural carrier in Michigan dies after being shot by prohibition agents. Ontario votes to legalize government whisky sales. Comedians visit America amid lavish publicity as the era of mass production continues.
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Henry Ford
New York
Detroit Times
Dodge Brothers 1m Sa
E. I. Strong
Buick Motor Company
Buick
Ford
William A. Niedermeier
South Rockwood
Michigan
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Fragmentary OCR reads like a partial note on entities and events. Readable names and places are sparse, but the fragment hints at a trade or meeting involving multiple parties and a date. Further context is needed to craft a coherent story.
Weee Sian and Eee 88 cron alliance details
The fragment mentions Sian and Eee forming an alliance around the 88 cron project. No further readable context or specifics are available to confirm entities, dates, or outcomes.
No Western League Baseball on Sunday Endorsed by Amarillo Mother
A local Amarillo figure calling herself an old fashioned mother declares no Sunday Western League baseball will be played this year. She says club owners must be warned to avoid financial loss and vows to withdraw support if games occur on Sunday. She predicts Amarillo’s boom will end within two years and urges Christian voters to back lawmakers aligned with her views. The letter, signed as an old fashioned mother, was published in The Globe.
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Amarillo
Volun
The
Globe
Cotton crop up again in government report
The Agriculture Department reports an 219000 bale rise in the current cotton crop, lifting total production to 18618000 bales or 9309 million pounds not counting linters. Final market availability awaits gin ners’ returns. December 1 ginning totaled 14644966 bales.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Beles
LandisNabp Leagues Endorse Landis Reelection
The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues unanimously endorsed K M Landis for re election as baseball commissioner in Asheville North Carolina in executive session The seven year term expires December 16 with recommendation to renew without curtailment of authority.
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Associated Press
Asheville
N. C
K. M. Landis
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Landis
Hobson To Give Dry Statistics
Capt. RE FP Hebews delivers a lecture on vital statistics and prohibition. The talk cites estimates of national savings and deaths avoided, framed as outcomes of prohibition, with references to naval battles and wartime figures.
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Hobson
Seetinge
Hetere
Treen
Fragmented lines question local properties inquiry
An unclear OCR fragment asks about verifications or properties related to a person or entity. Readable names and concrete details are absent, leaving a vague inquiry about ownership or status. The text shows garbled characters and missing context.
Snow and Cold Seen Across Panhandle Tonight
Snow and sleet with a biting wind marked the arrival of real winter after a sunny day. Forecasts call for more snow and colder temperatures across the Panhandle Plains with reports of ¼ to 2 inches in western towns and general precipitation rising by noon.
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United States Weather Station
Panhandle Plains
Democratic Tax Debate Sparks Holm Contention
A local article outlines a Democratic tax dispute centered on Holm, detailing arguments, proposals, and community reactions. The piece notes positions from key stakeholders and possible fiscal impacts on city services.
Roumania King Ferdinand Undergoes Operation
Reports from Paris and Bucharest describe a royal crisis in Roumania with two dynastic plots. One would place Crown Prince Carol on the throne via coup and establish a fascist government through the Taranist party, while the other would transfer crown to a British prince after regency. The army reportedly favors Carol, and negotiations with taranists and loyal officers are noted amid regency uncertainty.
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Associated Press
Paris
Roumania
Ferdinand
Carol
Taranist
National-Peasant
Julio Maniu
Nicholas Lupu
Ionel Bratiano
Vintila
Averescu
Nicolas
Supreme Court
Roumanians Tere
Marie
Jugeleva
Amarillo City Faces Unpaid Bills After Rapid Growth
Amarillo’s rapid population rise doubled public works needs, driving expenses to 451,424.93 for six months and a 249,418 deficit funded by warrants. City plans 250,000 in refunding warrants at 5 percent over ten years to balance the budget next year, with 75,000 spent on sewage extensions and 86,000 in bond interest.
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Amarillo
Commission
Jett Hartett
Six Indictments Trigger Six Arrests Here
A local report notes six indictments have led to six arrests in a connected case. Officials from the prosecutor’s office and police department coordinated the actions, detailing charges against multiple individuals. The names are not fully legible in the text. Further court filings are expected in the coming weeks.
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