Incomes Tax Debate Amid Tariff Legislation Push
Balter and Coe advocate a new income tax as part of the tariff measure drawing support from many Democrats and some Republicans. Spokane delegates travel to Washington to argue for enforcement methods while Spokane forecasts terminal rate savings of 1,008,000 yearly in freight benefiting the Inland Empire. Also noted is the death of H. M. Homers, a longtime leader linked to the Standard Oil Company and its business methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Washington
Inland Empire
UM. Homers
Onanoeti
Hogers
Sun
The Fleshing Tree and Color Change
The plant changes hue as fruit ripens and leaves fall, green tones fading to pale. Tiny insects alter color patterns, making the tree appear greener and later bluish as seasonal changes reveal camouflaged backs.
Geopolitical Tale From A Distant River Valley
A fragmented account blends historic city names and river geography with references to unsettled 18th century events. It mentions German forces, river crossings, and defensive stations along a valley floor, ending with a quoted term meaning swamp forest.
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Piseeven
Plese
Wendin Hantemen
Anne
Redaudier
Fragmentary OCR leads to unclear meeting notes
Readable text shows names and scattered phrases. The fragment mentions a meeting, a person named Petey, a Bast, and a list of numbers dated at an unknown time, with damaged context making precise details impossible.
Debate on Criminals Environmental Causes and Prison Reform
A Chicago Tribune excerpt argues criminals arise largely from environment including poverty and social conditions. It critiques harsher punishment and cites theory that moral standards shape law obedience, noting high prison populations in the United States and the impracticality of imprisonment as sole reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Norden
Teury M. Wolen
A. Knopf
United States
Ubercuicula
Walla
Chicago Tribune
Electric Scrubbers For Cleaning Ships Without Drydocking
An invention enables cleaning a ship’s sealed bottom without docking. A magnetically attached scrubber assembly, called the mat, is dragged under the hull by ropes with electric power driving the brushes. The device uses a pair of battens and cork spacers on chains to separate the brushes and magnets along the hull.
Novel Ship Scrubbing System Using Magnetized Battens
A detailed description outlines a scrubbing apparatus for a ship involving battens with magnets and brushes. Two large drives align fore and aft with a central redundant layout to scrub the hull, clearing areas untouched by center battens and creating a magnet path. Six ordinary battens carry magnets and brushes while two extra dumb battens adjust buoyancy, enabling the entire hull to be scrubbed and towed free of residue.
Seer oa ol Paces Seer oa ol Paces Weekly Lint item
A garbled OCR item from Seer oa ol Paces describes a local notice involving Taxlor's location and additions at Martha Park, outlining property changes, a corner parcel, and mentions of theft and vandalism with scattered names and places. The fragmentary text mentions Mey, Nyse, Oggentar, and Taylor Seen as anise Home.
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Rarguian
Mepmter
Taylor
Rom Fenton
Banky
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Root
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Geert
Petey
Doren
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Yin
Daw't
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Press Publseeing Company
Old Hampshire
Press Publishing Co
T Shop
South Fourth St
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Edw
H. Berg
Attorneys At Law
Wright-Steel Building
Prégs Publishing Cp
Jrit
Coeur d'Alene
Sherman Interstate Ny
American
Avery
Res Oaght
William 1
Allison
Authentatis
Sourou
Parce
Abraham Lincoln
Gili
Springfield
Miles
Lincoln
Ube
Cates
Roan
Adare
Conor
Univer
Beth
Reece
Ou Mori
SS Oom ‘Ei
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