Kiwanis Club Organized Here With Officers Elected
The Kiwanis Club organized locally with MRY Murray as president and C Keating as district treasurer. A banquet at Parish Hall featured twenty members, committee chairs named, and plans for joint projects with the Rotary Club discussed.
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Eric
Parish Hall
W. C. Murray
Notry
Wiiwania
Laveniki
Fleura
Erie
Aiduyiirs
Ameria
Mryndent
WO. Murray
Prestidoit
Charies C Keating
True Net
Bowis
Trensttree
Johning
Hattings Jones
No’ Gillett
Dy G. Bennett
TD Moore
Progeutn
John al. Brier
C. R. Jourdan
Cilio Howards
W. V. Downing
Pashlin
I. V. Stewakns Glasnideweson
Wome
Wealthy Seek To Evade Tax Payments Plots Revealed
Washington reports claim wealthy individuals seek to dodge taxes under the Mellonywx plan. Treasury officials testified that high income earners move wealth to tax free securities and employ other schemes to evade duties.
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Washington
Rich Min
Casury Winntor
Winnton
Huadoys
Compromise tax program offered in Senate debate
United Press reports Senator King of Utah outlines a compromise plan to reshape federal taxes. The proposal aims to extend relief by reducing income taxes for millions, trimming overall revenue, and adjusting rates for higher incomes while shifting the distribution of a proposed $89 million cut. King asserts this would simplify levy, lower annual collections, and favor smaller earners.
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United Prep
Washington
Jun
King
Utah
Kinga Sayi
Hing
Mn Hoover
Mellon
Mallon
Toomake
Pastor Named Corespondent in Divorce Case
A Chicago divorce filing names Rev. Cart, pastor of a prominent Baptist church in Dake Purl, as corespondent in a dispute with his wife Mia, Charlotte Ireland. Albert A. Leland of Oak Park seeks the court’s action while church officials say they found no evidence of misconduct after inquiry.
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Chicago
Cart P
Case
Aristocratic Baptist
Dake Purl
Mia
Charlotte
Ireland
Albert A. Leland
Oak Park
Lelant
Superior Court
Rey Cove
Thrch Board of Steet
Lekind
Tolan
Rey
Hoveland
Dewitt
Iowa
Ravel
Suan
Toland
Dacidad Tx
Attonit
Tak
Mokenen
Teapot Dome Lease Scandal Emerges with Ku Klux Involvement
Newspaper notes rising scandal around Teapot Dome leasing involving Ku Klux Klan activity. The Journal reports an advertising push and recruitment hints, including names and addresses of alleged supporters, with readers urged to respond. The piece suggests organized border-area activity and fundraising, mentioning paid pledges and community figures.
Teapot Dome scandal echoes in Washington talks
Washington observers report renewed push to fully disclose Teapot Dome era secrets as Senator Walsh and others seek concrete facts about oil reserves leases and transfers. The drive aims to curb future covert deals and secure congressional approval for any oil reserve transfers.
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Yeas
Walsh
Washington
Tupor Dome
Senate Public Finds Committee
Arin
Seputor Walsh
Khows
Ife
AnUreak
Simwal
Congress
Senate
Taye Pation Ag
Presenc
Hie
Bineliie Interovts
Watsle
Harding
Interior Department
Waleh
Shenandoah Under Repair After Midair Incident
The Shenandoah airship, damaged when it twisted free from its mooring, is undergoing repairs today. Officials and crew, including officers aboard during the wild night, hope for a safe return to flight though concerns linger about the craft's future and potential North Pole mission plans.
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United Pléas
North Pole
Shenandoah
Liberals Move to Join with Labor in Commons Debate
Fragmented report shows Liberals planning to align with Labor as Parliament resumes debate on the King's Speech. The scene mentions potential abstentions and tension with Stanley Baldwin amid shifting party positions.
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United Fina London
Commons
Stanley Baldwin
Whereabouts of Trotsky Mystery in Moscow Report
United States dispatches note confusion over Leon Trotsky’s location after reports of possible arrest. Official word places Trotsky at his summer home near Moscow, while earlier statements claimed travel to the Crimea and Schum region, leading to conflicting accounts from various sources.
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United Cream Moscow
Hiures
Trotsky
Seit
Paris
Trotsky i
Moscow
United Prom
Schum
Toray
The
Partmient
Shim
Fxg
Crimea
Warns China America May Intervene in China
Pekin dispatch reports six attacks on American nationals in six days. American Minister Schurman said if Pekin cannot protect foreigners, powers are obliged to intervene. He urged China to recognize and fulfill its obligations to safeguard lives and property.
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Youra
Jin
China
Amercan
Schurman
Americas
United States
A. Ching
Pekin
Rebels Suffer New Reverses In Mexico War
Federal forces under General Mayeust won a complete victory near El Carmen between Espéranes and Tehonacas, killing several rebels and routing their troops. The war office reported the gain and noted heavy losses for the rebels as the conflict continued into June.
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Una Free
Mexico
City
Mayeust
Tebe
Commundues
Mayeatia
el Carmen
Espéranes
Tehonacas
War Office
Unitad
Tate
Kiwanis Visitor Dies On Train After Meeting
A Kiwanis visitor from Brie died on train No. 8H after leaving Purig Tall following a city event. The deceased, Allahe Wien Heit, was traveling with a delegation and was well before the trip. Physicians stated death occurred during the return journey, with 100 attendees among the party. He is survived by a wife and daughter and a brother, with funeral plans to be announced.
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Allahe Wien
Brie
Purig Tall
Paldiel
Henry Jo
Ekwanton
Corty
Corty Vluti To the Tra Kivvunis
Lital Club
Bartel Uist
Dent
Gillotse
Erie
Uyion
Crete
Fort Miettte
Wiwifi
Rushing Infant Across Continent For Operation
Eight month old infant, child of a laborer, travels from St Louis to Philadelphia for surgery. The baby swallowed a needle weeks ago and will be treated by Dr. Brhewiller Tuckson at the city hospital after the Catholic Women's Society funds transport and a promised operation without fee.
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ST Louis
Aimig
Philadelphia
de Jickson Promi
Dog license drive urged for 1924 in Elle County
County Treasurer Allan Maclean requests all dog owners to obtain licenses at the court house. He notes penalties for unlicensed dogs and outlines fees of $1.00 for males and $2.16 for females plus postage. Applications may be filed in the coming weeks due to delays in processing before the January deadline.
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Allan Maclean
Jan Nwuiry
Maclean
Presbyterian men plan dinner amid campaign chatter
A draft of plans for a Presbyterian church dinner arises amid factional debate on policing and temperance. Committees were named with General chairman AG Hullar and S Bear Heyy Aateller to oversee dining, solicitation, tickets, publicity, and ware procurement. price listed at 60 cents, available from the committees or Candee’s credit.
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Enmitteen
AG Hullar
S. Bear Heyy Aateller
Ly R. Titans
Lewin
Holden
Joa Martine
Wood
Ware
Candea
New School Dedication Planned This Evening
The dedication of Harding School on South Street is set for 8 o'clock with school officials and board members in attendance The program includes the High School Orchestra scripture and prayers flag drill and vocal solos presented by students and instructors The community is invited to attend the dedicatory exercises and reception following the ceremony
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Harding School
Board of Education
South Street
Ochoa
O ° Education
Main Street
Avid Selina
Alls
Ruby ProCullongu
Ace Ali
Mandelt Barnes
Redinge
Miss Waller
Reding
WC Trnuck
Rose
Kinny ‘Redding
Dorothy Heland
Selemtlon
Orchinton Retarke Icc
Hernatree
Moe
J. J Pattie
Seléetion
PAVED ROAD PITTSTFIELD TO WRIGHTSVILLE PROGRESS REPORTED
Secretary of Highways Wright announced completion of the last ward of road construction for 124 In 4 qustomwint. The department plans 940 miles of highway work this year and 2,4100 to 2,600 miles over three years. Projects for 1921 include routes across Pitt atelia, Union City, Cory, and several county lines with state aid and local funding. Titusville and Oil City to Centreville road improvement outlined to leverage Cherrytree funds.
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Bull di Wright
Wrikkt
Department of Highways
Balioves
Willy
Part Tehelthe
Jolt Ih
Ujore
Caroo
Ty Wright
Ceith
Scranton
Tigre
Peninsylvania
Union City
Cory
Erie
Sheffield
Weld
Landeani
Pittatiela
Wrighesvilla
Warren Gounty
Betwyev
Port Allegany
Smiethport
Port Mlegany
Larabee
Rom Karson Oy
Haslehurst McKean
Tetescape
Syren Valley
Potter County
Gaines
Shippen Townghill
Tioga County
Troy
Bradford County
Mansfield
Togunda
Pulls Township
Tunkhannock
Weoming
Titusville
Confident of IR-1 Success in Pole Flight
Reported confidence rises for IR-1 polar flight as air and naval forces prepare for a major mission near the North Pole. Coordinated efforts and ongoing training suggest tightened readiness for the launch and possible support from allied aviation units.
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Avure Mery
Alo
Scrantyn
Johnetawis
Tetine
Count Tewther
Corey Club
Rotary Club
Rotafmni
WG. Moffat
Irie
Gruden
Monty J. Fries
Farby Club
Erin | Afyani
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Corry
Qeal
Kiwans
Wan
Messaliger
Fiontahod
Muse
GM O
Corespondent
Promios
Yoope
Semitra
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Iscandal
Teapot
KU Klukers
Journal
Klan
Conv
Annie Vmas
KW Kix Klan
Bng
Rls Klan
Ongauiey
Te Moyenne
United
Liberals
LABOR
America
Presbyterian
Wong
Howes Hayats
Pittsfield
Wrightsville
Centreville
United Press Waliting
Bears
Seval Aeromantice
Stefaniland
Navy
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