Veto Threat Looms Over Garner Tax Bill Debate
The article describes political maneuvers surrounding a Garner tax bill, with President Coolidge urged to veto amid projections of a Treasury deficit. It cites debated amendments, potential economic impact, and partisan arguments as taxes and earned income provisions face scrutiny in Washington.
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Coolidge
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New Yorks
Towa
Vidal
Mellon
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Ue Bitobemith
La follette may head new third party
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Senator La Follette may lead a new third party as progressive forces push to challenge the Democrats. The article notes opposition within the Democratic camp and cites remarks by political figures weighing a presidential bid if the party remains split.
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Pittsburgh
Copeland
New York
Ton Moller
Tilda
Tikal
Kommunita
Hopelanit
New Yorks
Admit Public Totut's Tomb Admitted To Public Work
United Press reports a government change affecting a carbide exhibit license and a protest over control. High School Glee Club meets at Parish Mall at 7:00 tonight with a luncheon planned. Roy Church and son visit Spartansburg overnight with Mr and Mrs Edet.
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Roy Church
Dawaynn
Bpartansburg
Edet and
Rhoden
Increased gas rates foreseen by Gilson in Erie
Erie City Solicitor warns residents of higher gas bills after the Pennsylvania Supreme Court denied the city’s petition to reopen the gas case The decision shifts focus back to the Public Service Commission which must explain why an $8,000,000 valuation was not included in the company’s rate base If upheld, a rate hike could follow in Erie as the case returns to state authorities for reargument or further action.
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Clay Lotfetter
Gilson
Erie
Pennsylvania
June Howe
Supeeny Court of the Ui
Supreme Mount
Pennstvinia
Public Service Commission
Khow
Pennsylfum Gas Company
Tragic Household Poisoning After Fire
United Press reports a deadly incident in Watervliet where a mother Joseph Brena and several children were overcome by gas or contaminated air. Dozens more affected as two homes were invaded. Joseph Brena and a child died or remain seriously ill. Neighbors found the scene as residents were evacuated.
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Jowph Prine
Lanse
Wallace urged to stay amid cabinet tensions over tariffs
Washington reports a White House plan to quell talks that Secretary of Agriculture Wallace might resign. President Calvin Coolidge aims to smooth differences with Wallace over relief tariffs and foreign trade, with Hoover and Commerce he another ally, in hopes Wallace remains in the Cabinet.
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Washington
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Pulluire
Cootidge
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Hoover
Coolidge Files Declaration Of Candidacy In Ohio Race
President Coolidge filed his declaration of candidacy with Secretary of State Thad Brown and campaign manager Donithorne in Columbus Ohio. The action confirms his bid for the forthcoming election, with the Ohio campaign under director Lywe.
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Volumbus
Ted Wre Dent Coolidge
Thad Brown
Arthur L. Garkéni
Bfyrin
Mr. Coole
Ohio
Insufficient Evidence Halts Prosecutions in Erie
Erie court dispositions outline insufficient evidence to prosecute liquor defendants in Corry cases. Acting on District Attorney Davis petition, Judge Rossiter freed two bribery charges and discharged nine Hoodlums and rum runners, including Joseph Privateer and George Mancinio, with others released by the court.
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Rossiter
Als
Joseph Privateer
George Mancinio
Filliam Mulheira
Cory Hotel
Allise
Romitez
Ernest Torek
Elia Plyto
W. LR. Ellis
Joe Perey
Joe Haroe
Former Corry Man Marries in Florida
Bhnec tL Kincaid a Corry mayor, married Cleone Thatle Kiracofe of Toledo at Tourists Church Sey Weeze Pla, with Rev. Edmund Tooth Partergun officiating. The couple, both long active in local social circles, plan to reside in Mount Vernon New York area after a Palm Beach honeymoon, then return to their home.
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Gas Fatality Ends Lives Of Philadelphia Couple
Police in Philadelphia report a 95 year old man Abraham Herger and his 7 year old son Raphel Herger dead from illuminating gas in their home. They were in the dining room when a kettle on a kitchen gas range boiled over and extinguished the flame. Gas fumes from the open cock overcame them.
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Abraham Herger
Double Murder Probe Shocks Chicago Police Tell Tale
Chicago police investigate a baffling double murder in an apartment scene. The male victim John Daily is identified from a snowdrift outskirts. A woman identified as Duffy’s wife, Mrs. Duffy, is found in the same apartment. both deaths linked to a citywide hunt. Authorities trace possible connections to Louisville Indianapolis Philadelphia Berkeley and Philadelphia suspects. A fugitive, John Diy or Dougherty, known as "two guns," is sought for murder and robberies in multiple cities.
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John Daily
Duffy
Lee Owit
Jack Torton
Gohto
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Borton
Louisville
Louisille
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Berkeley
Cal
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Disty
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Dougherty
Bain
Dock workers take up strike settlement
Unitea reports mass meetings across England as dock workers discuss a possible settlement to the walkout. Work is unlikely to resume before mid next week even if the strikers accept terms, with shipments and baggage handling disrupted at Southampton and London.
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London
England
Therongari
Southamp
Cir Line
Secretary to President Slemp Mentioned in Naval Inquiry
Washington report details Senator Wall announcing Bascom Slemp as secretary to the president during the naval inquiry. The plan calls for Slemp to testify soon and face questions about stock dealings as Walsh moves to press forward with prosecutions and witness coordination in the investigation.
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Washington
Thomas J Wall
Bascom Stemp
President Coolidge
Aps
Walsh
Adamik
Sematha Kenitrick
Powder River war film to be shown to crowds at Rex theater
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post plans two nights of Powder River at the Rex theater with a special matinee for schoolchildren. Proceeds cover production costs, with general admission and separate afternoon seating for Monday and Tuesday. The film highlights American divisions overseas and features units from the Fourth and Eightieth in dramatic combat scenes.
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Monta
Diamond importer reports loss of diamonds after cut
Phillip Sperling of Pittsburgh reported to Philadelphia police that he cut eleven diamonds worth 4040 yesterday in a chamois bag. He left ten small bags containing diamonds valued at 10000 at his cousin Max Aller’s home before boarding a trolley to Broad Street station. none of the bags were missing. A $500 reward was offered for the return of the gems.
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Philadelphia
Phillip Sperling
Pittabirgh
Sperling
Max Aller
Hic Broad Street
Holiday Party Reflects Washington Birthday Celebration
A festive event at St Pauls with Colonial costumes, flags, and a New Piano unveiled for Sunday School. Attendees included J B Clark and Mrs W Cras ham among many congregants. A Turkey dinner and a post repast program featured music, dancing, and awards to Mrs Mary Patterson and Mrs Mary Murray for a guessing contest.
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Hye Huilay
Washington
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Pedro
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Morng
J. S Kennedy
Warren
Daugherty Prepares Administration Record
Washington Tub 29 General Daugherty is preparing a detailed record on the department of justice as the answer to charges. He will present the record to the Senate committee next week, and use it in public speeches appealing for consideration with a hearing on the charges raised by Senator Whealon and others.
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Whealon Modtana
Corey Choral Society Concert At High School Auditorium
Friday evening the Corey Choral Society will present a high class program at the High School auditorium under Prof Re Baith. Rehearsals have produced enthusiastic reaction and ticket sales are strong. tickets may be secured from any society member or at Ames Drug Store or Cow Iss.
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Cowiss
Mere Youth Is Derby Winner
A junior from Aliston Idaho wins the dog derby beating Veterans to claim the title. Zorn, youngest entrant, led the four mile course as Smoky Gaston faltered to finish third. The victory funds college plans and sets up a bid to defend the crown next year.
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Tal Kent
Daugherty Delegation Named in Coolidge Plan
President Coolidge approved AttorneyMutry as a Coolidge delegator to the Republican convention. The Hill state will be admitted on the Ohio electorate in the April primaries. Harrisburg petitions show Republican candidacies for Congress filed by Harris J. Bimler Johnsonburg 28th and Honey W ten Langhore 6th district.
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Coolidge
Mutry
Daugherty
Hill
Ohin
United Prom
Harrisburg
Congress
Election ‘Bureau Today
Harris J. Bimler
Johnsonburg
Honey W
Ten Langhore
Bond issue clearedup technicalities and school site plans
A local action settles technicalities on a 175000 land purchase for the school district. A 224 mill levy was fixed to cover interest and principal payments, with a board vote aligning annual cash flow and a shift in funding arrangements. The deal affects the Junior High school site and related facilities.
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Momibert
Banday
Sinngo Thirris, Morkes & Company of
New York
VETS SEEK BONUS ACTION NEXT WEEK
United Press reports World War veterans plan a renewed push for immediate bonus legislation as the tax bill moves through Congress. A five-member veterans group led by former soldier Republica Leader Jangsworth urges rapid action once the House approves the measure. Representatives Johnson, Routh Die Kota, and Pith, all veterans who served in France, advocate prompt federal action.
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United Press
Wasitington
France
Two fatally hurt in a mining camp shooting incident
Greensburg dispatch reports two men were fatally harmed after a chaotic night at a mining camp. Authorities pursued suspects through snow and ice, capturing a suspect near Pipcoir. The deceased include Nick Paloj, 40, a keeper, and John Apringers, 16, from Partal, amid a public safety incident tied to a craps game and arrests.
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Blrieo
Manning Camp
John ‘Thomas
Pipcoir
Large Crowd Enjoys Comedy Night at Dad School
A large audience attended two evenings of “Nothing Wit the Tri” at the Dad School auditorium. The troupe Goemagiee ity Players delivered a lively show with broad appeal.
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Smditorium
Alors
Nike
First Northside Union School Erected at Washington Corner
The earliest Northside school named Union School stood at the corner of Washington and Bawnstrenta, established around 1800, marking the community’s first formal education site.
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