Sproul Urges Revenue Increases in State Message
In a message to the legislature Governor Sproul outlines revenue-raising proposals including a cap on stock exemptions, a 5 cent per square foot tax on billboards, and a 1 percent increase on alcohol excise. The plan ties to postwar reconstruction, education reform, and a broad state-finance overhaul amid a nationwide fiscal scene. It also highlights military veterans payouts, education improvements, and a 400 mile highway buildout to be completed this year.
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Move to Improve Facilities for Wounded Veterans
A 1920 report notes efforts to secure funding for hospital facilities for wounded veterans. Senators oppose delays and push for a $29.6 million appropriation, seeking stronger oversight and promotion delays until Congress acts on veterans care.
Postal robbery at Union Station shocks city
Four bandits robbed a mail train at Union Station taking tens of bags of foreign mail. Initial loss estimates place the haul around $100,000 as authorities pursue clues today.
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Recovery of Erie Alderman Now Expected
Amonsions meet fiat Alderman Mor an's chances for recovery are favorable. An offer from the Veterans of the Peru War to act as special policemen and aid the lean is reported. District Attorney Blunt and Pulley Chief Detsel continue the investigation as city authorities push for reform and a clean-up following the Mor an case. Mor an rests comfortably with signs of improvement and hospital staff say the crisis has passed.
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Retail Prices Decline Report Shows Drops in 1920
Pasteon Jan 48 notes wholesale prices down 18.7 percent from November while retail prices fell 10 percent since August 1920. The government report cites overall declines across goods with the wholesale index leading the drop.
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Congressional Deliberations Highlight Immigration and Finance Hearings
Senate sessions feature hearings on immigration policy and veteran care funding. House committees review revised sugar tariffs, farm laws, and economic relief, while judiciary and foreign relations panels discuss corporate governance and foreign trade.
Woatier Ploudy switch wiping tents aparmours
Readable details are scarce in this fragment noting changes to event branding and venue logistics. The text hints at schedule adjustments for a local activity with multiple named individuals and venues, but does not provide clear facts or outcomes.
Fortified Russian coasts raise fears of harbor danger
A wartime dispatch reports fortifications along Russian coasts and orders for ships to move away from allegedly exposed shores. The foreign ministry warned vessels entering the area could face risks from minefields and artillery, as wartime preparations continue.
Eight period day adopted at high school
A revised school schedule introduces an eight period day starting next semester with new class bells, exemptions, and room assignments. Students receive semester rosters Wednesday January 19 and Friday January 21 for promotions and study group allocations.
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British paper urges naval race with United States
The Daily News in London calls for strengthened shipbuilding and a naval race with the United States. It argues Britain can manage without Canadian frontier gains and warns America to accept this as its own affair while Britain expands Atlantic and Pacific strength. It notes President Wilson’s stance on armament and foreign policy implications.
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London Fire Probes Split Over Bus Depot Blaze
In London on January 16 reports cite a joint inquiry into a bus depot fire. One finding blames the view and tail auxiliary police, while another investigation is planned, according to officials.
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New Premier Outlines Policy Amid Corruption Rumors
Government officials discuss ongoing inquiries into alleged gambling links and city operations. A conference with mayors and proxies considers transferring oversight to federal authorities while plans for closing the Phoenix city project and continuing beverage sales are debated. France moves to stabilize leadership as Brigid seeks cabinet acceptance.
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London Shaken by Explosions Blamed on Wires
Three blasts rattled London today as crowds gathered, causing alarm and temporary disruption. Officials said the detonations likely came from high tension wires sparking in parks, not a Sinn Fein attack.
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Pennsylvania legislature opens with general business at ten
Senators and representatives convene for formal session with both chambers to approve official ballots for Samuel, Lewis, York, and Charles A. Snyder. House takes up deficiency bill as Senate weighs governor Sproul's message at noon and nominates appointees for review.
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Promoter Morgan Heads Bid For Lewowag Mitchell Fight
The promoter Morgan heads a January bid for the Lewowag Mitchell championship bout to benefit a fund. The event reportedly nets about $70,000 for the fund, with boxers slated to receive $90,000.
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British Sinn Fein Leaders Face Trial in Dublin Riot Case
Prisoners amid a Dublin roundup are to be tried on charges linked to the murder of fourteen British officers amid the Sinn Fein agitation. Trials will proceed in an intromission case, with more defendants to be brought to test as evidence is laid out.
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Berlin Exicted Over Reports Of Royal Plot In Hague
Fragmented OCR notes claim alleged plots aimed at power shift in the Netherlands and Berlin. Mentions royal family concerns, Dutch Amster dam involvement, and suspected conspirators amid a wavering political scene.
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Will Continue Probe Into Lieut Death
A report notes ongoing inquiry into the death of Lieut Wangdon amid tensions over Japanese occupation and American actions in Vindivostale. The article discusses possible responses by U S government and allied forces, with uncertain outcomes and requests for formal explanations.
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Senator Lass urges tax policy shift toward direct taxes
A report from Wastoinglon Til 18 notes Senator Lass, former secretary of the treasury, advocating continuation of direct taxes on income and broadening the tax base to reduce indirect levies. He argues for economy in government spending and reduced protective tariffs to curb deficits.
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