Compromise On Taxes Split Influences Projection
Washington Feb 28 republicans and progressives discuss a compromise on the income tax bill with hopes of softening rates for incomes between 4000 and 8000 dollars while Longworth's opposition looms. A Mellon faction backs the tariff as the debate stalls before a final vote in the House.
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Walted
Washington
Indurinistrution
Euler
Orien
Ion Leaden
Taingworth
Wailington
Heb
Longworth Pata
Langworth
Langworthy
Repreventative Mills
New York
Marina Amon
Borah in Cabinet by United Press
Washington rumor: Senator William Borah may be chosen for a cabinet post after Thomas J. Terhert allegedly exits the attorney general role amid White House reshuffles. The report notes speculation and unnamed sources about cabinet changes and gossip records.
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United Prom
Defends War Leader as Germany Faces Treason Trial
A bitter defense during the treason trial defended a war leader named by authorities as Germany's greatest general, while prosecutors argued the revolt endangered the Reich. The defense claimed the leader’s prestige among northern Reichswehr would deter rebellion.
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Munich
Lidencort
Coline
Tudendorft
Forthern Relschswehr
Daugherty Faces Congressional Tribunal Over Transit Turmoil
Daugherty's appearance precedes a congressional hearing amid Akron transit failures. A plan to expand motor transport faced opposition. Mayor Rybolt backed basic industry aims while public transportation faced setbacks.
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Alron
Toy Yun
Atracks
Citvaride Motor Transportation
Rem
Rybolt
Publ
Rybott
Cit Len
HEARING ON ALL CHARGES TO BE GIVEN
Washington dispatch reports administration leaders plan a quick trial of Attorney General Daugherty before a Congressional tribunal. President Coolidge may permit resignation after a formal hearing to address the charges. Decision on Senate impeachment or Wheeler resolution to proceed is expected today.
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Senate
Washington
Daugherty
Congressional
Coolidge
Tientaus Amity
Tr Tg
Ater
Wheeler
Ins
Cooperation urged to improve street lighting here
Public Safety Superintendent Relly appeals to residents to help fix street lighting by reporting lights out on West Wayne Street. The effort follows ongoing outages blamed on foundations and misdeeds by local youths, with offenders reportedly known. City Treasurer to receive notices of outages for prompt repairs and potential rebates for operations.
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Cty
Kelly
West Wayne Street
Reily Gukn
Tosis Menth
Repaira
I Uis
Rum Running by Pullman Car Discovered
Philadelphia dispatch reports a nighttime rum running scheme moving large quantities of liquor from Philadelphia to Richmond. Detectives seized gallons of alcohol hidden in a Pullman car at Broad Street Station, but suspects vanished before the train departed, prompting authorities to widen the probe.
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Philadelphia
Richmond
Hisie Aurly
Nouthern
Varta
Pullman
Broad Feed Station
Tigior
Underwood in oil scandal linked to senator’s foes
A fragmentary United Press wire reports Senator Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama facing questions over the oil scandal as a Senate committee probe widens. A telegram cited by committee aides hints at pressure on Underwood from A Mitchell Palmer and others. Welch urged him to refrain from commenting as investigations proceed. The piece also references a separate bowling tournament and a fatal woods shooting near Brownsville with unclear ties.
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United Brew
Washington
Oscar W. Underwood
Senate
Muhliiher
Tito
A. Mitchell Palmer
Underwood
Welch
Upied Frew
Chicago
Sambelaon
By United
Américan Bowling Congress
Brownsville
Henry Marabec
Alteander
Tanols
Pethy
Goldammer
Arieona
Nebraska AG moves to oust oil combine
Attorney General S Spillman of Nebraska files quo warranto to remove Standard Oil Company Sinclair Refining Company and others from the state accusing the oil combine of a long running conspiracy to fix and control gasoline prices and to block cheaper sales. The petition alleges the group refused to sell gasoline to city official John Hopkins who recently opened a municipal station.
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United Press
Omaita
S. Spillman
Nebraska
Oday
Standard OW Company
Sinclair Refining Company
Sowcailed “Oil
Spillman
John Hopkins
Belasco Kin In Poison Affair Shocks New York
A police report says Frew New York detective notes Belasco kin drank poison in Riverside Drive apartment. Miss Martin 26, described as second cousin to David Delasco, collapsed before a physician arrived. The incident centers on a household in New York City with unclear motive and quick medical response.
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New York
Atisy Vallie Fielason Martin
Seattle
Wash
David Delasco
Dante Squid
Riverside Drive
Miss Martin
Wnd
Edita
Zafiropolus Brothers Return Home From Ohio Trip
Phillip and James Zafiropolus return to Vourystown Ohio after a few days of business. They arrived early this morning with plans to continue their ventures.
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Phillip
James Zafiropolus
Vourystown
Ohio
Flapper Bandit Arrest Highlights Philadelphia Crime
Philadelphia police capture the so called flapper bandit after a robbery attempt on Broad Street near Waguir Avenue. The female suspect Dorothy Rodgers, 19, claimed to be 1K year old while her male companion Willm Worth, 23, aided in the escape. Detectives reported the duo attempted to hold up a motor car. an officer intervened and was knocked down.
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Philadelphia
Shak
Stephen Faybeck
Dorothy Rodgers
Willm Worth
Broa
Mtrént Ud Waguir Avenue
Fay ‘Beck
Worth, Noord
Disperse Mob Targeting Black Person Reported in Turrin
Vague dispatch from Turrin Texas notes a mob incident targeting a Black individual. National Guard troops dispersed the group from Nacop Hoekhe area after violence and injuries. Several suspects were arrested as chaos subsided amidst gunfire and fleeing by the crowd.
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Caited
Prom Turrin
Texas
Toring Yim
Alexto
National Guard
Nacop
Hoekhe
Action Delayed On Station Project In City
The Board of Commerce decided to defer the erection of a new passenger station. A motion to proceed was opposed as imprudent given current conditions. The plan, estimated at about $200,000, was postponed for further study and a definite timetable.
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Myimery
Chamber of Commerce
Boyril
Kiwanis Club Holds Another Fine Session
Kiwanis Play members held a luncheon meeting at Blue Bird restaurant led bychair Clarence Shoop. Mrs E C Barnes presided and the program featured a humorous farce with clever performances. Funds from the show will aid a stage remodeling project and the club plans next week’s meeting.
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Kiwanis
Clarence Shoop
Ohalrmay
C. Barnes
Ith
William
Murray
Hank
Wil
Don Smith
Walter Peake
John Patterson
Amimher
Row Newinghan
Fruit Motor Sales Company
Sheen
Aureltatin
Hig
Sitaring
Novoy Gilferte Asaattag Og
Piathint
Death of Dr Crowe in Buffalo Stuns City
Dr Thomas M Crowe dies suddenly in Buffalo after a stroke. A former well known community figure and Cory High School graduate, he is survived by his wife and stepmother Mrs Mary Crowe. Funeral plans not yet set. Also a brief market note from New York stock exchanges on John Parsons and Parson Some Company.
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Thomas M. Crowe
Tuffalo
Crowe
Meath
Aber
Cory High School
Wik
Mary Crowe
Tituavillé
New York
John Parson
Parson
New Vore Stock Exchange
Ryinim
Exchange
Two Students Die by Their Own Action Pact
Two Portsiawa boys from Pottstown Pennsylvania were found dead at the Wharton School of Finance, University of Pennsylvania. A note indicated they had committed suicide, taking the other’s revolver as one died. The note reflected remorse and farewell lines.
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Pottstown
Pets
Thomas Shenton
Tamer Warmibhead
Portsiawa
Wharton School of Finance
University of Pennsylvania
Swields
Mturataly
Italia
Three Die In Collision In Ridgeway Crossing
At Ridgeway Ohio a passenger car with five youths from Kenton collided with a Big Four freight train at a crossing. Three girls aged 15 and 12 year old Howard Strickland were killed. Lipye Strickland, 17, driver, and another 15 year old girl Shaye Slag Strickland were seriously injured. The auto party had been returning from a school event.
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United Proay
Kenton
Ohio
Baty
Atitude Crousing
Ridgeway
AU Tive
Altha Strickland
Tha Slag Shaye
Jor
Howard Strickland
Lipye Strickland
Susie Lee Awatts Turn Trial Sparks Heated court scene
In a New York Supreme Court case Beverly Harris seeks an annulment from Susie Lee Awatts, with Elaine Watrin protesting and witnesses labeling the defendant the "Sure Lye" of Memphis. The defense accuses Harris of fraud and concealment, while testimony涉 reveals tensions and a volatile courtroom as details of past marriages and claims surface.
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New York
Elaine Lee Watrin
Supreme Court
Beverly’ Harris
Itteris
Fer Porter
Memphis
Tent
Ely Raynour
Daven
Waseervogel
Harpin
National
Baik
Ipta
Sweden Firm Secures Steel Equipment Order
Announcement from Corry Jamestown Mix Corp notes an order from Aktibholaget in Gothenburg Sweden for steel equipment tied to detorting stems on two steamships. Ships will be measured in Gothenburg for an American company with their steamships to be shipped using a Swedish debel pe ol Fombustion egies.
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Thi
Corry Jamestown
Aktibholaget
Gotaharg Swedk
Ster
Meise Invilt
Gothenburg
Swedini
Amigrican
Hes
Egies
Miners Vote on Wages March 12
United Press reports mine workers will vote on a central wage contract. A joint conference of bituminous operators and nine workers representatives sent ballots to about 3,000 yards workers. Fenders express confidence the vote will proceed with a favorable outcome.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Central Competl
Liv Fell
Tackeanville
Fenders
Palmer Called Before Senate Probe
Palmer is summoned to testify before the Senate committee investigating McLean and related telegrams. Senators debate his appearance, with Walsh and Dill urging Palmer to explain his role and mentions of McLean in the telegrams. The panel plans to hear Palmer on the stand to clarify activity linked to the $100,000 loan and other communications.
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United Pros
Wastlington
Feu
Wit Palmer
McLean
Senate
Bert
Tony
Tera Palmer
Palmers
Puckefu
Walsh
MeKean
Palmer
Kolye
Horevacn
Valemer Butt
Palmith Oon
Senator Dill
Washington
Lenroot
Palmer Nielsen
Tannaty
Troy John Mit
Washington Avent
Palsner Hind
Langan
MekLan
Palm ‘Beach
Corm
Ioral Pater
Walth
Leay
Al Smith in Race Returns to Presidential Campaign
A fragmentary report indicates Al Smith of New York is active in the presidential race. The piece notes Smith as a Democratic candidate and mentions activity in Chicago and references to his nationwide campaign efforts during the current political period.
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United
Springfield
AL Smith
New York
Mio
Gow
Peniston
Chicago
Magee Defies City Council In Pittsburgh Battle
Pittsburgh February 25 A figure named Magee clashed with the city council over mayoral control and police administration. The mayor refused to testify and contended the council’s actions would undermine established governance while invoking governance powers akin to Governor Pinchot’s authority in the dispute.
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