Gas Companies Seek Sales Tax Injunction in State
Gas firms led by Hope Natural Gas and United States Fuel Gas seek an injunction against the state gross sales tax on out of state shipments. The petition complains the tax harms exports and energy production, threatens revenues, and may reach the U.S. Supreme Court. Lawyers for the companies say the tax is unconstitutional and unjust.
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Rumania to Seek Debt Funding Aid From Allies
A garbled report notes Rumania will seek debt funding from Great Britain and the United States with an aim toward settlement of wartime debts. It mentions Vlad Tractana and a plan to head the effort in the Netherlands, referencing a forty year claim and an annual payment of about $312 percent interest and principal.
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Mitchell Faces Eight Charges Before General Court Martial
Colonel Mitchell of the Army Air Service faces eight specifications alleging violations of the war code. The charges stem from two public statements criticizing Army and Navy administrations issued in September while on duty in San Antonio Texas. Trial before a general court martial is ordered to convene next week with delivery of charges and formal arrest noted. no physical restraints beyond existing orders limiting him to Washington, D C.
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Warren Dies in Fall from Truck After Load Accident
Warren, hired that morning, fell from a Furniture Company truck near Wilson Hollow while loading at Dans. He died en route to Community Hospital. Driver Phillips, on scene, said another driver reported Warren appeared in pain before the fall. No inquest is planned. death deemed accidental.
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First City Police Judge Summers Dies in Cynrlestom
Judge Summers, the first police judge in Cynrlestom, died Thursday at his home. He was linked with the Charleston Trust company and served on the church board. Survived by one son. Funeral planned at 440 eleventh by the King of the Central church. Body to be taken to Wellton, West Virginia, Sunday morning for burial.
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League Council Moves to Stop Greco Bulgarian War
The League of Nations convened a special council in Paris after Greece and Bulgaria faced arms clashes. Sir Eric Drummond planned urgent talks, with France backing mediation. Telegrams urged restraint amid reported Bulgarian advances and Greek artillery activity, warning stakes could trigger broader conflict.
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Duke's First Wife In Critical Shape
A report from Miss Tock Pua describes Mrs Duke, the first wife of James B. Duke, in critical medical condition after a dramatic family dispute over inheritance. The article notes substantial funds and property shifting to a second wife and daughter, with accusations of misused funds and estrangement from her former husband.
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Loyal Red Rooters Freed by Court
A Belfast era court freed members of the Loyal Red Rooters party after a warrant case and possession charges collapsed. Three defendants faced trial from a posse’s clash with the group around a 140-strong faction described as attackers, with violent protests and beer sales reported at the event.
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Will of James B Ike details large estate plan
Fragmentary text outlines a will involving James B Ike with provisions for residuary estate, university funding, and multiple beneficiaries. References to guardians, a $4,000,000 bequest, and allocations for a university suggest a complex trust. Names and places are partially readable, including mentions of relatives and institutions, with several unclear sections.
Gary 15 Awarded Honorary Degree at NYU
Dalee Elbert Widines, president of the Hudte Mintes Sreer corporation, received an honorary Doctor of Commercial Avsence degree from New York University.
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Elbert Gary Seeks Industry Stabilization Plan
Elbert Gary, head of the American Iron and Steel Institute, urges cooperation with the Justice Department to stabilize the steel and iron industry. He proposes a series of meetings where Justice interprets laws to promote business stability and address wage and capacity concerns, drawing wide interest among manufacturers.
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States consider immediate tax on legacies and trusts
Governors from six states and federal lawmakers pressed for a rapid overhaul of the revenue code to tax legacies. The plan, backed by business groups and several governors, would extend taxation to inheritances while debating the scope and timing. Debate focused on balancing state and federal revenue needs with property tax burdens, with lawmakers warning of a drawn out fight if stalled.
Head of Aviation School Arrested in Prominent Case
A report details the arrest of a prominent aviation school head amid a lengthy probe into alleged misconduct and misappropriation. The investigation references connections to notable figures and events, including a major exhibition and security concerns, with implications for aviation history and institutional governance.
Woman beaten to death by son, 65, held for murder
Report details a 65 year old woman killed by her son in a domestic beating. Authorities say the suspect, identified as a local man, is in custody facing murder charges. Witnesses describe a violent confrontation at the family home and police investigation is ongoing.
Hermit Poe Life in Hazleton Shrouded in Mystery
In Hazleton on Oct 24 Vernie Monnke, 38, of Went Haske tat removed a spur of a bank and cleared the area near a residence. Authorities allege a boy beddwg and tery h mmrcouiaied Mle ine Syperrance fir the mare were involved. The incident, witnessed by a male miner, left the apartment’s Alder, Apple, and Bern end ninhic intact.
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Wreck Halts Seaplane Race Trials At Southampton
Amid dramatic scenes a seaplane crash near Southampton halted qualifying trials for the International Schneider Cup. Captain Hubert Brand and crew survived, with heavy damage to the Napier powered Craft, pontoons shattered and the fuselage splintered. British pilots pressed on as engineers scrambled to prepare reserve machines for tomorrow’s event.
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Madison Plans Open Inquiry on Incinerator Costs
Madison voters and prominent citizens are urged to testify as a public investigation begins into the proposed incinerator amid fears of higher prices and market manipulation. Officials say the probe will examine wholesale and retail pricing, urging merchants and producers to reveal information to determine if price gouging or supply constraints exist.
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