Senate Votes to Strike Foreign Trade Definitions From Tax Bill
In Wahrington on October 23 the Senate approved a measure by a 36 to strike provisions defining foreign trade on foreign corporations from the tax bill. Supporters argued exemptions aided American exporters while opponents warned of administrative issues and potential loopholes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahrington
Senate
Gay
Eoug
Blairs
Sith
Treasury
Senaty Mnas
Ameredan Kentigwien
Simian Shima
Rhabillowas
Uottom
Amd
Wadiust Eye
Senaip Wiscussen
Eder
Fabar
Spirituous Treasure Found among Coffins
A fragmented report notes discovery of spirituous treasure amid coffins. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors, but the article hints at a veteran or religious context and mentions Wales and a legal or ceremonial setting. Further readable details are unavailable in the text.
Invalid or fragmented input not suitable for summary
The provided text is garbled and unreadable, containing numerous misspellings and missing context, preventing coherent extraction of entities, actions, or events for a reliable summary.
Union Chiefs In Conference Over Rail Strike
Leaders of unions met in a conference to discuss alleged board violations and power limits. The talks aimed to avert a strike, with hours and dates noted for potential meetings, while officials reported no concrete plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedéia
Ayn Flew
Uatun Pravticalis Port Ag
Amy
Acces
Stone
Koper
Wiliam G Len
Sremen
Pard
Spedar Rapids
White T. C.cushen
ID Slate
Systedman's Union
Srike
Clevelard
Iniges
Brotherhood
Cniel
Wash
Furton
Washington
Coleven “Lstandard
MSN
Dandruffy Scalp Claim Sparks Hair Loss Cure
A sensational ad markets Parisian Sage as a cure for dandruff and baldness, promising rapid, safe relief. The copy urges readers to buy from local drug stores and guarantees satisfaction or refunds, presenting a bold yet unverified medical claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simail
Parisien
Rome
Thpdia
Robinson Chosen Chairman Amid Convention Turbulence
Report from the convention shows Robinson winning the chairmanship after intense factionalism. Delegates debated party unity, reforms, and amendments as Leonard and other figures backed different candidates and proposals. The outcome highlighted ongoing tensions over candidate selection and gender representation within the party ranks.
MonSignor Synnott Succumbs in Baltimore Hartford
Monsignor John Aynnett, born in Ireland, died in Baltimore after early life in Waterford and Paris. He studied at Waterford 81 dohts college, ordained in Paris in 1857, served at Sewell and later Balie amd Orcurn. He led an institution since 1887, named General of the article and held senior roles. details are obscured by garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
John Aynnett
Baltimore
Maryland
Ireland
Waterford
Bulphce
Paris
Vomins
Sewell
Cort
Thomas Eeminais
Herney
Presidden
Cesiin Ronstier
Rene Pins
Mayors Elect and Local Officials Conference Amid Graft Concerns
A partial report notes Mayors Elect Lowie and Oeil convening with city visitors at Wins Hall. Officials including Brainard Leroy Norwich New London Namers and Meriden figures discussed Taber poars conference aims, patrol maintenance, and upcoming sessions amid graft worries. The schedule hints at decisions postponed to Saturday or Sunday, with graft suspicions still unresolving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tames Cornery
Missigtown
Alvin Bartin
Norwell
Camamniitea
IT Suites of
Meriden
Honorary Pesident, Baw
Spore Ek Morey
Vitamins Tablets Claim Extreme Health Benefits
An ad-promotional block touts "Phos-Ph Vitamines" as powerful tablets made in America from rice origin and claimed to cure fatigue and weakness. It markets to both men and women, urging purchase for $1 plus war tax and promises easy stomach tolerance and quick results. Local pharmacists reportedly endorse the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americe
Ty Irving Laboratory
Wheeling
Primrose Gains City Backing After Mayor Wilson Support
Amid a tense race, Primrose secures mayoral backing following Wilson’s fall from favor. A public rally and political donors praise Primrose, while opponents question his integrity and readiness to govern amid a volatile campaign environment. The resignation and raid fallout shape the race as parties assess future leadership.
Hungarian Count Szechenyi Named U.S. Envoy
Budapest reports Count Laszlo Szechenyi, a well known Hungarian figure and husband of New Yorker Gladys Vanderbilt, will be formally named ambassador to the United States. The appointment is expected to be published within days, per information from the Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Szechenyi
U.S
Budapest
Laszlo Szechenyi
United States
Associated ‘Presa
United Stat
Gladys M. Vanderbilt
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tartpord
Pet
Wales
Rand’ Wei
Wien
Elise Sehuidier Spungin
Biman
Senven
Pesettzart Bey
Sriven
Pnsth
Mack
Murphy
Massachusetts
Bridgeport
Cons
Goodyear West
Yan
America
Cleopatra
Alased Kidskin
Fastory
Soleicomfort
Rie
Union Chiefs
Coonimte Brim Bae One
Nina Lon
Viela
Srothernaui
Sen the
Robinson
Hobinend
Wiafar Weiva
Benatar Deanes
Price
Teanare
Havers
Roe Furs
Parke
Leenard
Howeven
Regson
Chalenan
Aig
Ofice
Egacion of
Tyremds
Wilson Udegates
Confon
Lenard
Fe Rales
Conner
Merk Robinson
Jelinalinn
Bac
DeLaney
Enix Sclerk
Lstriet
Monsignor Synnott
Gian
Tomasew
Primrose
Wilson
Willai
Brimrose
Police
Mayer
Tan
Berlin
Bey
Sub
Porina Pastoration
Hidare Pak Ny Teat
Beery
Shirley
American Hardware
Fairfield Avenue
Middle St
City OF
New York Financial Institution
Connecticut
Johnson & Hopkins Co
Liberty Building
Trianon Design
Tria Wrought Messeytorks Densert
Joe
G. W. Fairc Reimbuetion 1 At
Sot
Des Rom Salli Modtin Keaty
ONS. Inc
Pan
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!