Rival parties to stage fight over tax cut methods
Washington July 27. A fierce and multi sided battle over how a tax reduction plan will be cut for business and the public next winter and how the shares will be distributed was made more certain by conflicting demands of party leaders. Republican Willian R. Glectn of town urged cuts in rates on individuals under 500000 then hinted at corporate cuts. Democrat Joint Garner of Texas pressed for a 10 percent corporate reduction. Garner urged a cut from 13.5 to ten percent, aiming about 8300,000,000. Green remained noncommittal. The article notes proposed repeals of nuisance taxes and debates on corporate and inheritance taxes, with Treasury resisting broad changes for now.
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Iivii Party
Willian R Giectn
Wars and Means Committee
Joint Garner
Texas
Demouit
de Alatece
Jis
Garner
Green
Number of Nations
United States Chamber of Commerce
Treasury
Woodchopper stabbed in quarrel over food
Samuel Butler a 73 year old woodchopper from North Oxford is hospitalized with six knife wounds after a stabbing in a cabin in the Oxford woods. Frank Harvoud is held without bail awaiting a change in Butler’s condition. The attack arose from a dispute over food and was only learned today.
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Worcester Mass
Associated Press
Samuel Butler
Oxford
Oxford Woods
Frank Harvoud
Canadian air pioneer plans hop to London
Ottawa flight leader Ernest Longmanny plans a non stop Ottawa to London crossing as Canada’s next air milestone. Captain Janney leads the effort with preparations for the trans Atlantic route.
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Canadian Air Pioneer
London
Ottawa
Ernest Lo Gunney
Ottawa Airmin
Janney
One Legged Boy Rescues Two From River
A one legged eleven year old boy saved a woman Olive Curley and her sister in law Dorothy Curley from drowning after a river escape near Greenfield. The lad swam from the opposite bank to reach them, securing a life saving hold on Mrs Curley and grabbing Miss Curley’s hand before help arrived. Witnesses reported the brave rescue as the boy continued to assist until all were safe.
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Greenfield Macs
Associated Press
Dornia
Pavis
Olive
Bini
Julius ¢ Bu
Cle Mus
Joly Curley
Dorothy Curley Eixteen
Linn
Owley
Man Killed by His Own Tractor at Stamford
Horace Lewis of New Canaan died at Stamford hospital after a tractor ran over him on a development site. Deputy Coroner H oC Stevenson ruled the death accidental, saying the sap ping clutch and movement caused him to be thrown into the path of the tractor, which rolled forward forty feet before others stopped it. No evidence of criminal negligence was found.
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Stamford
Asco
Clted Press
H Oc Stevenson
Horace Lewis
New Canaan
Stamford Hospital
Lewis
Wells Attacks Baldwin in Book
London column describes a 1927 edition excerpt by How Welty depicting Lord Edensoke as a cruel official. It recounts violent imagery and moral scandal, noting Wells as a charter author and detailing a turbulent scene with lyrical prose and provocative dialogue.
Constable Defies Cape Speed Trap
A report states Constable Defies Cape speed trap amid confusion over a Fourth of July period. He claims misinterpretation of events after London police isolated cases, noting 17 motorists faced court actions and noting nine pleaded guilty while one was freed. He argues the bulletin misstates actions.
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Yarmoush
Associated Press
Ils
Washington Het Res
Popertin
Armoutt
Neyei
Quetion
Ingenious methods to smuggle liquor across borders revealed
A 1920s report details elaborate schemes to hide alcohol in vehicles crossing the New York border. Customs crews recount thousands of seized cars reengineered with false compartments, hidden tanks, and modified engines to conceal shipments, with frequent resales at Malone and Oldenburg.
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Lawresce
Customs House
Rouses Point
New York
Negr A Chruffeus
United States Customs
Malone
Oldensburg
New Haven Beaches Deemed Unsanitary By Health Official
July 27 New Haven health department official Dr Dwight M Lewis declared bathing beaches from Lighthouse Point to Bradley Point unsanitary due to sewage pollution. The condemned stretch includes Morris Cove Gavin Rock and Fort Hale Dodo. Public warnings urged avoidance of the area over weekend and holidays.
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New Haven
Lighthouse Point
Bradley Point
Dwight M Lewis
City Health Department
Morris Cove
Gavin Rock
Fort Hale
Lewis
Powt
Norwalk Man Files Suit for Divorce
Charles H Stevens of Norwalk filed for divorce in Superior Court against Vera Louise Austin Stevens alleging desertion on October 20, 1423. The complaint states the marriage began January 2, 1923.
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Charles H Stevens
Norwalk
Vera Louise Austin Stevens
Norwale
Radio critic kills self in Chicago hotel room
Chris D Hygner former president of the Press club of Chicago and radio critic of the Chicago Herald Examiner was found dead in his room at the Commonwealth Hotel. A bloodied knife and revolver with one cartridge exploded lay nearby, police said. Investigators believe he stabbed himself below the heart and then shot himself. a physician is examining the case.
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Chicago
Chris D Hygnerls
The
Press Club of Chicago
Chicago Herald-Examiner
Common Eath Hotel
Haggert
Judge Lightens Penalty Against Lottery Agents
In Syracuse on July 26 two agents of the albin three ball pool were arraigned in police court. Each fined $1000. Anthony Wit and Tudor Thenes suspended. Thomas and 36) of Wolfs fine was revoked. Judge Leo J Yehl suspended penalties on promises agents would never again engage in any lottery activity.
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Ited
Albin
Bill Pool
Anion Wit
Tudor Thenes
Thomas
Wolfs
Tudge
Leo J Yehl
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