Sight Increasory Enforcement Laid at Coolidge Door
City budget draft outlines tax levy changes with thirteen mill rate under consideration. Council expected to review tentative figures Monday noting available funds and projected needs for various city projects. Washington report details prohibition enforcement debate as President Coolidge faces reform groups and expresses no firm commitment to enforce the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Thavingy
Criteinis
Washington
Gholidge
United Chtnmidie
Sairesin
Glinton M. Howard
Rochester
N.Y
No Change in Coal Situation Involved in Stalemate Talks
United Press reports continued stalemate in the anthracite strike as Governor Pinchot proposals draw mixed responses. Phillip Murray and Samuel Warriner discuss mediation and peace efforts from Wilkes-Barre and Philadelphia, with limited disclosure of positions amid ongoing talks.
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Lily Tulle
J. J . Curry
Wilkes Barre
Pastol
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Curran
Murray
Samuel P. Warriner
Nitners
Johnny Lewis
Dikenese
Lewis
Springfield
Lewi
Gt the Millers
Mrs Nathan Harris to Address Woman's Club
Mrs Nathan Harris of Bradford will address the Woman's Club tomorrow evening. A former member of Bradford High School and a noted club worker, she will share reflections on education and civic involvement. All members are urged to attend at the Hotel Cafe for an engaging program.
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Woman's Club
Nathan Tipris
Bradford
Vic High School
Hralford
Fen Hissbarih
Tomnirson
Avaning
Morrow Board at Issue with House Probers
The Morrow board opposes the House probers proposal for a separate aviation department. It endorses two main goals: creating assistant secretaries for war navy and commerce to focus on aviation, and expanding army air service with additional brigadier generals. The report argues improving aircraft and industry standards strengthens national defense against potential war.
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Hing
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Commerce
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Anny
Navy Mets
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Ain
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Fife
von Leiden Insurance
Army Air Service
Jstanid
France
Mules Continues Fiery Eloquence In Mixed Marriage Case
Judge Mills resumed the high profile Euros trial challenging the marriage of Leonard to Rhinelander and Mice Mentrice Jones in White Plains New York. The courtroom saw vacant seats as the trial reconvened marking a long-running legal fight.
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White Plains
Nuy
Tsiae N. Mills
Leonard
Rhinelander
Mice Mentrice Jones
Novanberth
Contempt Order Issued Against Indian Creek Valley Firms
Twenty seven small companies in the Indian Creek Valley were declared in contempt by Judge Donald P. McPherson in Uniontown Pennsylvania for failing to file required proceedings in a pollution case affecting the creek. The action targets Mountain Water Sun, a subsidiary, amid broader suits and penalties.
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Indian Creek
Enutl
Donald P McPherson
Payette County
Mointain Water Sun
Noted Humorist to Appear Here Monday Night
Noted humorist Jess Pugh will perform Monday evening at the library auditorium with the Celle Ensemble and Lite Symphony. The program includes The Snuff Stricken Reader and other sketches, plus light readings, in a season that highlights his range in both humor and literature.
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Celle
Quather
Ken
Jes Pugh
Peheot
Jess
Selon Tons
Mr Pugh
Seutch
Community Day Sale Draws Rural Shoppers to City
Weather favored crowds as farmers from surrounding districts visited the city for a large Community Day sale at Povelek and a Daisymen's League event at the Municipal Building. Throngs enjoyed the December sale, with merchants featuring a Christus display and a broad range of Christmas articles.
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Ealing
Rupali
Saul
Delee
Nice
Christus
Snag Rtnnes
Bruring Beleaguered Premier Briand Survives Key French Chamber Vote
A French parliamentary session ends with Briand surviving a pivotal confidence vote amid reform and taxation debates. Deputies support the fiscal reform package and increased levies while Briand faces pressure from allies and opponents alike, as a new stabilization plan emerges.
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Gisanglal
Victory
Inti
Delea
Briand
Vrancw
Westriel
France
Anther Dietir
Aly
Evel
Community Chest Drive Backed by Local Clubs
Local clubs including Rotary Kiwanis and Woman's Club announce a public dinner and meeting to launch a Community Chest. The event at the Cory Intel building on Friday evening aims to organize support and elect officers for the project.
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Rotary Anid’ Woman's Clubs
Cis
Intel Cory
Tniday
Corry
Chest Project
Dave
Kiwanis
Chub
Mavisipe
Chom
Ndwiseny
Louis Toilay
Walter T. Powke
Pelt Snomitigting Committee
Ins
Neler
Injunction Against Miners in Clarion Enforced
A temporary injunction blocks miners at the Acme Gas Coal Co Works in Clarion after a court ruling by Judge Pity Harvey. An effort to make the injunction permanent is planned with Melcy of Olean arriving to discuss further actions.
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Altell
Lutves
Acme Gas Coal Co
Pity Harvey
Melcy
Olean
Venango County Man May Succeed Wright
A Venango County Republican party source hints a local man could replace Wright in state politics as Governor Pinchot departs. The report links the potential successor to party operations and regional support networks amid shifting county and district dynamics.
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Venango County
Wright
United Press
Abandoned policing hinders capture in Warren Weggs case
The article reports limited progress in pursuing Warren Weggs as police and state authorities struggle to apprehend the suspects. A local insider notes crooks avoided leaving fingerprints and that experts from New York City may be involved, but the vigil remains unresolved with no suspects yet identified.
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Wittig
Warren Police
Taive
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PoSrutty
New -York City
Reed Pleads for Tax Reform Attacks Exemptions and Discriminatory Taxes
Senator Reed of Pennsylvania told the annual convention of the Association of Life Insurance Presidents at the Hotel Astor that tax exemptions are vicious and must end in national and state reform. He cited inheritance taxes to highlight inequities, noting a $100,000 estate pays far less than a $7,000,000 estate, calling the disparity unjust.
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United Press
New York
David A-Reed
Pennsylvania
Association of wLafe Insurance
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Tabor
Reed
Governor Will Be City's Guest This Evening
Governor Piguhat will visit the city for a ceremonial afternoon at state institutions and to address a public meeting at the High School auditorium. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Piguhat and a party of state leaders, with visits to the State Hatchery and the Vorsy Hospital on the schedule.
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Enentire
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Fisher
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Tigehor
Warren
League Starts Disarmament Conference Work in Geneva
The League of Nations opened its first session in Geneva with delegates from France, Italy, Japan, Spain, Britain, Sweden, Czechoslovakia, Belgium, and the United States. A preliminary study of disarmament is planned and a committee will prepare the way for a proposed conference.
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United Press
Geneva
Coninil Edermrchten
Fragee
Traljs Japa
Spain
Brita
Rugs
Sedan
MaethoSinvakia
Andy
Settle Age Old Irish Dispute In London Talks
Reports from London say dissatisfaction with the boundary commission between Ulster and the Free State grows as board resignations spark calls for new talks. Premier Sir James Craig and President Cusgrave are invited to discuss the issue with Britain amid fears of renewed tensions.
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Sattle
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Free State
Jon McNill
Ireland
Cusgrave
Wil
James Craig
Londini
Jon
Assault on noted Jewish prelate shocks New York
Rabbi Stephen Wite, a prominent Jewish leader, was attacked by a man shouting religious words on his way from his synagogue. Police detained the assailant who claimed religious motives. The rabbi was taken to Bellevue Hospital for observation after the assault.
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United Press
New York
de Stephen
Wite
G Lee
Union City
Edelmann
Moe G. Taku
Bellevue Hospital
Lee
Overtures Reported Through French Envoy In Diplomacy
Telegraphic dispatches reveal France seeking an early settlement through a French ambassador. U S officials discuss readiness to reopen negotiations with high-level meetings and informal talks as Washington weighs national interests.
Million Dollar Fire Ravages Council Bluffs Building
A devastating blaze struck a Council Bluffs property causing an estimated one million dollars in damage. Fire crews battled the flames for hours with extensive smoke and structural damage reported. eight alarms and numerous responders were noted as investigators begin examining the scene.
Woman hunted in baffling mystery shocks London press
A perplexing case unfolds as police pursue a mysterious threat against a famed author. Detectives inch toward a lead amid rumors and public fascination, with a subtle pattern emerging in a sequence of incidents.
Five Best Radio Features From Major Stations
A radio feature rundown highlights performances from WSB Atlanta WBZ Springfel WJZ New York and others. Stations present an array of operatic and orchestral selections ranging from Rigoletto excerpts to concerted choir pieces.
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New York
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