Henry Ford richest man in world tells of success
United Press reports Henry Ford the richest man in the world shares views on wealth and the road to success. Ford asserts that only service leads to lasting fortune while criticizing mere acquisition and emphasizing opportunity, discipline, and practical work as keys to wealth and happiness.
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Henry Ford
United Press
New York
Henry Word Hay
Max Sophumetts
Johny D. Ronkefetter
Washington
Henry
Ford
Revision of Income Taxes Proposed by Admin
Washington May 6 The administration plans to recommend Holliard tax reductions in the next Congress including a revision of the income tax with higher brackets for incomes above 5 000 and below 50 000 while those under 8 000 will largely not be redrawn. The plan hinges on a projected 600000 government surplus this year and faces debate over whether tax relief is financed by war savings and debt payments.
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Washington
Admin
Wako
Congress
Husiedy
Lord
Bec
Fiicery
Estonia
Unconditional Surrender Demands Hit Paris Diplomacy
Premier Poinewre backs hard French terms to Germany in a May dispatch stressing that negotiations require no dilution of reparations. The note, sent after a German offer, aligns with Poincare and Foreign Minister Jaxpur. Also reports on local visits and a Navy touring car crash near North East with minor injuries.
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Paris
Germany
Poinewre
Belgium
Sual Ani
Jaxpur
Poincere
CH Kennedy
Westfield
James Gould
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Kenneth Gould
John Me Prather
de St. Prather
Titusville
Meville
Mayville
Chestnut Grove Couniers
Malite
Findley Lake
North East
Fines Imposed On Offending Motorists In City Traffic Crackdown
Chief of police announced heightened penalties for traffic violations. A motorist named Patterson paid a $10 fine and costs after pleading guilty to speeding. Officials warn that drunken, reckless driving will face stiffer fines, with ongoing patrols targeting parking violations and risky driving to protect pedestrians and others on North Center Street and North Parry.
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Ney
AON Alto
Meru Pateau
North Center Street
Wah
Hyennl
City Alto
Patterson
North Parry
Porter Shin
Trath
Niles
Varied Temperature Highlights April Fluctuations
A monthly weather summary reports significant swings in temperature in April, from five degrees below zero on the 13th to 86 degrees on the 21st. The record notes daily range of up to 48 degrees, with total precipitation around 2.50 inches and 19 inches of snowfall noted. The report credits Ensign Job Brinner and references Army campaign context and local officials.
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Co-operative
Dickson
Job Brinner
Salva
Ton Army
Awemblyman LI
Emis
al Raymond
Moving Date Change from April to May 1 in Lease Terms
A public notice reports moving date postponed from April to May 1 for a property lease. The chamber of commerce and a committee consider extending the term to May 1, 1927 to reduce yearly losses. Renters and property owners are urged to cooperate with the real estate firm to implement the plan.
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MiMieult
Chamber of Uemaeree
Robert A Paterson
Sande Bo Porter
Pred York
Monasteries Abolished by Soviet Edict
A Soviet edict orders the abolition of monasteries and exerts strict control over religious communities. The reform targets Orthodox and Greco Catholic monasteries, with monks dispersed and church properties reshaped as workers' brotherhoods. The decree, issued during a period of religious reform, outlines closures and new orders affecting monastic life.
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Moscow
Ielandis
Sonson
Badly Injured By Unknown Autoist After Collision
A badly injured victim is struck by an unknown automobile as a line foreman is hit and the vehicle stops briefly before abandoning the scene. The chaotic report includes garbled names and places, with partial references to a New York connection and subsequent efforts to identify the driver and circumstances surrounding the accident.
Japanese Aroused At British Naval Base Plan
A tangled report from AP notes Japanese reaction to a British naval base plan. The text remains garbled with scattered names and places, leaving unclear specifics yet signaling heightened tensions between Japan and Britain.
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Apanese
Candidate for Commissioner Campaign Report
A local notice outlines multiple candidates for county commissioner including Union Produce Company worker and former Union City resident Mr. Davia. It highlights platform themes Good Roads and Enforcement and notes broad support from business leaders and party members for the campaign.
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County Constatistnner
Unionite
Colin
Charles
Tspe
Alwitus
Vault de Wrigheane
Promanesce Political Eines Mogardiess Et Party
Adihations
Ff Dhocerr
Signature of Smith Will Kill Enforcement
A garbled Washington Albany dispatch discusses state and federal effort to uphold prohibition laws. It references New York legislators, enforcement tensions, and the potential for federal action against violations. The report notes votes and political maneuvering surrounding prohibition measures and associated penalties.
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Smith
Washington
New York
Dorrani
Prohibitien
Hoynese
Janie
Tate
Pulice
Sespiuibiity
Chile Earthquake Devastates Towns and Damages Homes
A strong Chilean earthquake struck North Central Chile at 4 00 p m causing widespread damage. The tremor toppled buildings along the coast and inland, as a following wave swept coastal areas and irrigation systems suffered heavy losses. Officials have not yet released casualty estimates.
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Chite
Sind
Atacan
Chile
Lyons
Vatenar
Thi
Agreement Reached for Dempsey Gibbons Bout on July Fourth
Promoters and managers reached terms for the Dempsey Gibbons heavyweight fight in Shelby Montana on July 4. All details except referee appointment are settled. Jack Kearns will offer two referee nominees within two weeks. Eddie Kane will prepare the bond postings and signing papers once referee is chosen. Mrs Moye Burrows visited Mrs Paul Daubehspeck on East South Street during a weekend stay.
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Gehl
Shelby
Mont
Jack Kearns
Eddie Kane
Te Pipers Sill
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al Fw
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