We the People on Wealth and Tax Policy in a Modern Economy
Washington writer discusses how wealth has shifted from individual gain to collective value. He argues prices are set by regulation and contracts, not pure supply and demand, and urges taxes and national credit to bridge scarcity to abundance. He condemns tax resistance and urges universal contribution.
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Sy Jay Franklin Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wall Street
Uke Samive
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Spring Clean-up Days Aim to Beautify Corry Town
Community beautification efforts push for May 11 and 12 spring cleanup to clear vacant lots downtown and in residential districts. Officials hope property owners will be motivated to improve appearances and civic pride. Local clubs may join the movement, viewing it as a worthwhile project with decorative and community benefits.
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Corry
Corry-Clymer road urged for immediate rebuilding
Local residents call for urgent reconstruction of the Corry-Clymer highway praising it as a key Jamestown traffic link. Daughters of the American Revolution comment on President’s remarks. debates extend to road conditions and regional improvements.
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Washington wage hour bill stirs sectional politics
Rodney Washington reports a national minimum wage proposal faces northern and southern opposition as the Norton bill seeks a flat wage floor, 44 hour week, and future increases. The measure aligns with A F L and aims to empower the Labor Department to enforce compliance through Justice Department channels.
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White House
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Department of Justice
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Senate Union
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Department of Labor
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Justice Department
Tliratel Suene
U. S
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files April 25 1918
A list of local officials and teachers appears alongside military notes. Lieutenant Westay reported home from Camp Gordon with a promotion and a plan to join the 12th Regiment, formerly the Sixteenth, for deployment toward France. Administrator DeRujay notes distribution of wool and other essentials to industries and citizens.
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Ates
U. Rove
Follong
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Westay
Stanley
iSen Antorifo
TeXak
Yio
Quith & Pani
Bf Liek
Fie
DeRujay
William ‘Potter
Stats
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Cowl
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Nils Istrfnt
Fourth Largest 266 the doglegical Rapiens Of Bay
The fragment mentions a fourth item and a named place or group in a cryptic style. The readable pieces point to an ical or humorous catalog entry with vague references to Bay and a specirsen.
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Bay
Paris Fashion at Auteuil Race Course Shows Spring Hats
Paris designers present spring headwear in an Auteuil showing with hats from pillboxes to large sombreros. Mme Suzy and Mme Beauchet display bold confections while others like Mme Wie and the Comtesse de Selouy wear cloches and straw hats with dramatic trims.
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Wint
Auteuil
Mme
Suzy
Jacques Helm
Gabrielle Beauchet
Beauchet
Comtesse le Chintieh de Selouy
Christine Ikeboux
Asather Dragon
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Tommy
Lanier
Otal Maria Gig
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Uurban
Fragmentary Note on Cross Relics and Wood Types
A garbled antiquated passage discusses relics from the cross, mentioning pine wood and various symbolic terms. It references origin, Christian imagery, and relic preservation in a confused early text voice, with scattered phrases about wood, earth, and sacred objects.
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Christian Oibas
Rooster Killed in Bizarre Ironton Washing Battle
An Ironton resident reports a rooster was killed after charging a washing machine in a peculiar domestic incident. The strange episode includes muddled notes about crime and medicine, with references to Japan and China and a cryptic police remark about a notorious murder case.
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Ironton
Fea Soup Lee Fog and Time Reference in Heretical Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes describe pea soup fog and time references linked to an entity named Bense. The passage mentions Brill and Yisici consint, indicating a periodical or linguistic context without clear narrative.
Hollywood Film Shop Pointed at Production Realities
Grady reports on how directors shape scenes and manage star performances, detailing behind the camera roles and daily constraints in the Hollywood film industry. The piece cites actors, producers, and crew, noting how practical considerations drive creative decisions during production.
Men With the Hee Planting Tips For Early Crops
Fragmentary agricultural note discusses beet and marrow like crops for bats and onions. Mentions soil moisture cool cultivation and harvesting hints with unclear garbled directives and stray phrases about timing and seeds.
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