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Still Hope for Irish Peace Amid Negotiations and Tensions
The piece argues that despite Britain's terms rejection and recent Belfast violence, negotiations remain possible. It notes Sinn Fein continues talks with Lloyd George and foresees a settlement within the British crown, with Ulster the likely remaining obstacle to a final accord.
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Women on Education Board in Athens Urged
An opinion piece argues that women serving on the Athens Board of Education would bring new ideas and effective leadership. It notes examples from across the country where women on school boards have contributed notably and urges the Athens mayor and council to consider appointing women to the local board.
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The Greatest Cynic and Wildean Wit in History
A compact critique of Lord Henry Wotton and Oscar Wilde, tracing how epigrams and cynicism shape morality. The piece contrasts Wilde’s fame and trials with Wotton’s paradoxes, noting how words, pretenses, and social norms drive deception and truth alike.
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Tax Clean‑Up Nets Extra $12,000,000
Washington reports a government drive ending September 3 collected about 12 million dollars in delinquent and additional taxes. 1,725 field collectors covered most large cities with focus on luxury taxes on soft drinks and entertainment. few frauds found and penalties to follow for major dodgers.
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Senate Committee Recasts Tax Bill Ahead of House
Washington reports that the Senate finance committee pivots on the tax revision, proposing a 21-2 percent rise in corporate tax, repeal of the capital stock tax, and retention of transportation taxes on express packages and pipelines. It omits first $500 income exemptions for building and loan associates and corporate charitable contributions.
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Alleged Bandits Plead Not Guilty in Florida Murder
John Pope of Jacksonville and Frank Rawlings of Chicago pleaded not guilty to murder in the first degree for the September 4 killing of George H. Hickman, manager of a local theater, during an attempted robbery. Their joint trial set for next Monday. Irwin Nowisky, whose pistol Rawlings used, reportedly confessed knowledge of the plan but did not alert police and remains jailed awaiting grand jury investigation.
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Pershing Sails to Bestow Medal on Unknown Pollu
General Pershing sailed from New York aboard the Paris on a mission to award the Congressional Medal of Honor posthumously to an unknown French pollu. He was greeted by former comrades along the Hudson as the crew stood at attention and the liner moved into the stream.
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