Returns Subject to Official Probe Amid Tax Debate
The House debated revenue measures as proposals would subject corporate returns to inspection by officials regardless of state income tax. A tentative agreement on changes would widen tax rates, exemptions, and estate taxes. Republicans and Democrats clashed over a substitute plan, with final votes possible next Tuesday after consideration of estate taxes and excise provisions.
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Howse Uirpiveratic
Liepublican Ineurgent
Peothet Piegaas
Monk
Congress
Onal
Cam Enols
Moore, Nenarrat
Viteginta
Pec- Fonkt &M Well Re Corporation Raturne Dueoutule
Ramaeyver
Republiciei
Tows
Longworth
Repulican’ Compromiee
Garener
Texas
Nelson
Wigkansin
Prear
Imenna
Senate
Mourn
Virginia
Mexican Rebels Gain Ground In Tampico Drive
New Orleans dispatch reports Mes ian revolutionary forces under General ST have advanced from Tampico toward Frontera, with intelligence chief Otillo Gonaules noting continued momentum. The action followed earlier seizures around Paluce, as details from a radio message circulate.
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New Orleans
Funuto
Tampico
ADB
Teineewiach
de la Fluerca
Mesa
Otillo Gonaules
Frontera
Paluce
Young to face charges after dry raids
Hy Ivason of Wes Kin attended a Tuesday hearing on multiple alleged property crimes linked to a string of dry raids in the county. Law enforcement officials described persistent acts over several days and noted formal charges were approved as the investigation continued.
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Young
Is She Downhearted Elsie Says No A War Slogan
Firefighters saved a country home as the famed Philipse mailer near Tarrytown was shown in public view. Jisiel Janis, a popular male figure and honorary captain, cheered on the efforts with the crowd while a $25,000 wager was noted. The scene included the Washington Loop, an early landmark of historic architecture, drawing attention to the area.
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Philipse Mailer
Ab Tarrytown
Jisiel Janis
Star
A. B. Fy
James
Janis
Gen Washington
Butler Stand Is Reiterated In Chattanooga Speech
In Chattanooga Tennessee on February 25 General Smedley D. Butler, Philadelphia public safety director, spoke about reform efforts. He said the city’s law enforcement will be nonpartisan and fully enforce the oath of office and cited payroll robberies dropping from frequent to none in eight weeks since reforms began.
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Chatpanooga
Tenn
Smedley D. Buller
Public Safety of
Philadelphia
General Butler
Willows
Ohio Madog Men Will Hold Confab
Dia supporters of William G. McAdoo hold a Columbus conference to decide if delegates will be elected in Ohio for the Democratic national convention. The meeting, set for tomorrow, will assess contestation and petition signatures as to the march April 29 primaries.
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Ohio Madog
Cleveland
Dia
Willam G. McAdoo
Columbus
Fernfiton Dewesse
Wid
JD. Wilkin
Geyet
Wilkin
Columbus Temortey
McAdoo
Smallpox Quarantine Tightens City Districts
West side quarantine ordered after a surge in smallpox cases. Public gatherings forbidden from Crescent Road to Charleston Street. Revival services discontinued. School attendance restricted for unvaccinated children. health officials extend vaccination drives as hundreds exposed and cases rise, including a teacher at Elk Acre School.
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Ter
J. S. Lathan
City Health
Wo Wertz
Crescent Road
Charleston Street
Nealon
Ls R. D. Roller
Lovan
Yeater
West Falda
Mids Jurvie
Elkacheo
Lubin
Sak
Lattan
Hiner Proposes West Virginia Vehicle Law Revisions
C E Hiner of Charleston, a member of the state road commission, urges the codification and revision of motor vehicle laws. He cites demand for license plates and cards at county seats across the state, indicating delays in issuing them. Winer facing opposition to changes from the commission, leading to disagreements over proposed reforms.
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Slarksburg
C. E Hiner
Charleston
State Road Columiision
West Virginia
Hoennes
Winer
Thu Soministon
Aged Broker Frederick Pulsifer Dies by Suicide
In New York on the 22nd a veteran broker Frederick Pulsifer of Clark Childe and Cauimans fatally shot himself in his Tila apartment. Friends say waning health and financial troubles prompted the act, with his affairs reportedly in precarious shape.
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New York
Frederick Pulsifer
Clark, Childe and Cauimans
Tila
Talis
Gant Gondizian
Tomb of Tutankhamun Reopened by Egyptian Authorities
The Egyptian government reopened the tomb of Tutankhamun in the Valley of the Kings after repairs and an inspection by officials. The sarcophagus remained undisturbed and a ten day program of visits was planned to facilitate the restoration and examination before the tomb is closed again. A request was sent for Lady Carnarvon to lend her permission for further exploration.
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Byrne Assnciated Press
Cano. Egy
Perre Gueau
Tur Ankh-Ameon
Howard Carter
Carter
Eegutian
Coolidge Appeals to Public to Hold Up Under Burdens
President Coolidge urges Americans to bear burdens while affirming the value of government and law. He speaks to Rotary club members at the White House about preserving institutions and continuing sacrifices to sustain the republic and its ideals.
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Cooolidge
Adkleess
White ‘House
Washington
Macready Fails to Top Altitude Record in Dayton
In Dayton Ohio on Tes 22 United States pilot Lieutenant John A Macready failed to reach the world aviation altitude record. He aimed for 41000 feet in a Thomas biplane but instrument drift and engine issues lowered altitude to 24082 feet. Macready blamed upper charger breakdown extreme cold and preflight calibration problems.
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Pee Ie Ree van Umne
United States
France
John A. Macready
Mel Mout
Formar
Honare
Americn O
Tix
Sadi Leoninte
Macready
Federal Board Hears Appeals by Prisoners at Leavenworth
Twenty four military prisoners including Houston rioters appeared before a federal clemency board in Leavenworth Kansas. Major James Blenfield and Major F B Ross led the hearings conducted in private with officers and orders to keep details confidential. Prisoners submitted written statements and oral pleas for clemency as the board reviews each case.
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Houston
Leavenworth
Kan
Federal Penitentiary Hereticiry
James Blenfield
F. BE. Ross
Special Clemency Board
War Departments
elyUlon Ife
Rical
Prinan Revarda
Majors Row
Stanfield
Snow
Intimate Sidelights Of Washington Life Revealed In Letter
A damaged OCR passage discusses a long letter from Rachel at Mount Vernon about George Washington and family life. It mentions a memorial to a father, dates from 1784, and references Captain Monin, Mount Vernon, and personal observations on Washington’s private sphere amid political duties and travel.
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Washington
Banda
Mount Vernon
Monin
Reading Advertising and Morning Impact in Charleston
The Charleston Gazette argues advertising succeeds when READ and remembered by morning readers. It notes eminent writers' productivity occurs before nine, suggesting early reads better trigger knowledge absorption. Advertising that is read early can generate sales hours before afternoon appeals.
Reporter Uncovered Oil Lease Scandal In Denver
Star reporter in Denver exposed a sudden surge of wealth tied to former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall of New Mexico. The investigation sparked a large scandal over the handling of oil reserves and moral controversy surrounding government leasing practices.
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Slamedibeel
Star
Denver
Colm
Post
Ashart B. Fall
New Mexico
LAME DUCK RULE MAY TERMINATE INDEFINITE LAME DUCK PERIODS
Washington report says Congress may end traditional lame duck periods by fixing inauguration dates for presidents and new congresses. News notes bipartisan support with favorable committee reports expected next week or ten days, aiming to prevent defeated members from blocking legislation.
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Su Hruidecom
DLO
Gerette Washington Bureau
Bond Ballting
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Kiddies at Play Cause of Wreck Near Huntington
February 22 report from Huntington notes children playing near a siding opened a switch, leading an eastbound Long Inland line passenger train to derail three cars of a stalled freight. About twenty people were injured, none seriously. Passengers were moved to Merle Hospital after the incident. officials confirmed panic among riders.
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Long Island
Switch
Huntington
Coojoena
Attendania
Merle Hospital
Four killed in fanatic clash between Nubian troops and Akins forces
British administration troops clashed with Nubian factions near Beh Klute al Saha, resulting in four dead and four wounded. The confrontation followed a dispute between Akins led groups and Nubia loyalists amid postwar activity.
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Akins
Senate Committee Draws Coolidge's Into Oil Inquiry
Washington, Feb 22. Senator Walsh says President Coolidge’s secretary C Bascom Slemp will be called as a witness in the oil inquiry likely next Monday. The push to probe the oil scandal includes questioning Slemp about talks with former Secretary Fall and Edward B. McLean at Palm Beach. The committee may also summon Milton Atlee of Riggs National Bank and others as the hearings proceed.
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Coolidge
Walsh
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Eation
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N.C
Slemp
Palm Beach
Fall
Edward B. McLean
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Roosevelt
Oly
Wheeler
Walsi Sand
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Milton 5
Atle Acat
Riges National Bank
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Xilem
Slemn
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Thei
Bdoks
Dri
Ce Ae Aed
Seid
Baik
Metean
sPalia
Beach
Harry
Minelal
Europe
Newspaper men visit Porto Rico during carnival opening
American fleet visitors from the United States, identified as Admilral ft. E. Keany and Oneye, arrived in San Juan this afternoon to be guests of Porto Viejo for two days. Acting Governor Coats received the visitors. Tomorrow they plan major trips through the island and will attend the carnival’s opening events.
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Admilral
Keany Nand
Oneye
Durpipermen
United States
San Juan
Porto Vien
Coats
G O P Splits On Daugherty Retirement Debate
February 22 report shows a split between Republican senators and the national organization over Attorney General Daugherty's retirement from the cabinet. Daugherty, defying resignation calls, remains in position as party leaders discuss the issue. Chairman Adams says administration demands in the Senate are absurd and party aims to prove Daugherty innocent before any sentence.
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Warhington
Ie Publican Eenatete
Republican
Daugherty
Nimgelf
Adams
Senate
Gooldge
Etterai
Jury Disagreement Delays Brown Case Hearing
In Rutnington, the jury in the William N. Brown case failed to reach a verdict. The judge sent the jurors to jail for the night as deliberations paused at 7:80. A dense crowd filled the courtroom, and proceedings were adjourned with plans to resume in the morning.
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Runtington
Tech
William N. Brown
Siling Charles Jr
Ball
Colorable Imitation Sparks Fraternal Suit Across Regions
A wave of legal action centers on the alleged colorable imitation of fraternal costumes and insignia. In Houston, the Ancient Arabic order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine and the National White Shrine seek a permanent injunction against Doric temple and related groups, with potential Supreme Court escalation. The White Shrines date their origin to New York in the 1870s, while opponents claim the Mystic Shrine system began in the Muslim historical stream.
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Houston
Pax
Arabia
Noblan
Divste Sheng
Mystic Shrine
Natlourel Newro Shrine
Appedd
Supreme Court of
United States
New York City
Belkrash
Weyph
Penmouth College Seeks Deon Trotzky For Faculty
Has opening on staff at Chic WEO Penmouth College founded 1708 by Eleazar Wheelock with aid from the Goddat Aces of Franklin and John Adams. President announces vacancy for Deon Trotuky on its faculty.
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Chic Weo
Partmouth College
Eleagar Wheelock
Franklin
John Adams
For
Deon Trotuky
Thieves Take $20,000 In Jewelers Shop Heist
A jewelers store in Herlin is robbed of about $20,000 after thieves used an old trick to gain entry. Police say the robbers tied up staff, fled in a wagon, and attempted to hide among locals. Investigators note one suspect may have hidden inside a bus, with authorities seeking proprietors and witnesses for details.
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Herlin
Oreve
Ordpristor
Gremon
Voller Cartake
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