Norris Plan Advances as Senate Debates Farm Province Bid
United Press reports Washington May 1 1924 debate over a Norris bill to govern a project near Muscle Shoals. A committee rejected Ford's bid and moved to report Norris favorably with conditions. The public may wait for July hearings as Norris allies push the plan amid unresolved details and opposition.
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United Prem Washington
Senate Agriculture
Cory Withee
Monty Forts Chier
Minofé Shante
Hagrisiy Mivdeipot
Norris
Rupert Oye
Senate House conferees reach tentative tax deal
Washington May 21 United Press reports Senate and House conferees tentatively agree on a final tax package with major changes. The plan retains some normal and surtax rates while removing publicity provisions and adjusting corporate and personal tax scales for graduated rates. Details show a mix of 29 percent top rates and $4,000 to $8,000 brackets, with the Senate and House lines diverging on certain provisions.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
House
Nver
Halite Smt
Finnie
Prandegy
Indiana Solon Defends Record of Republicans
United Press dispatch from Indianapolis May 21 reports Senator James E. Watson defending the Harding Coolidge administration. He attacks Democratic oil scandal politics, touts Republican wartime and fiscal records, endorses Mellon tax relief and cooperative marketing, and urges cooperation with foreign nations to preserve national integrity.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Jamey FE
Harding Coolidge
Indiana
Hutto
Tie
Abram
Republican Party
United States
Vie
Aliade
Nagione
Almond
Connie
Watton Wade
Secret probe of Daugherty investigator details alleged plot
May 21 report describes an alleged plot by department of justice agents. Private operator W. Q. Dockaivin is cited with Buckstein as publisher, naming seats for P. J. O'Brien and Walter Merits. O'Brien and Dickstein discuss inquiry into committees and wiretapping by investigators linked to Wheeler and Norc...
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Waitington
Department of Jus Verta
Senate
Phusberty
W. Q. Dockaivin
KB. Metean
Washington
Buckstein
J O'rien
Walter Merits
Nike
O'Brien
Uhey
Gait Dickstein
Senator Wheeler
Sesitor Nrcoliart
Mother Kills Tot, Personal Crisis Reports
Canton, May 21 A troubled mother allegedly killed her ten month old child during a personal crisis. Local authorities say the mother, identified as Mes Ara Bhivitya, remains in custody as investigators compile details. The child died at home while alone with the parent. Police describe the incident as a tragic outcome of a mental health episode.
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Canton
Tummind
Ray Shively
Crisis near on measure to exclude Japs
Washington May 21 The U S and Japan face tensions over immigration and an exclusion measure. Ambassador Woods resignation is noted as a factor, while Secretary of State Hughes works with President to ease the Japan situation amid calls for closer talks and a Washington conference.
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Cyrus II Woods
America
Tokio
Wood
Angy
Haruri
United Press
Washington
Big meeting of dairymen here tonight
Attentive business leaders in the city are called to a dairymen’s meeting at 8 o'clock tonight in the municipal building. Officials from the Corry branch at the League will discuss enforcement and production issues. A ceremonial cake will be served as a large attendance is expected.
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Munteipml
Corry
League
Arkext
Promuken Taba Cme
Goyt
Civil War Vets Guests of Kiwanis Luncheon
Civil War veterans were guests of the Kiwanis Club at a weekly luncheon. An out of town palter, whose wife could not attend, will not be present. Charles Keating will chair the day’s session.
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Charles Keating
Harrison Harmony Keynote Speech Set for Democratic Nominating Fight
Dem leaders pin hopes on Harrison to unite factions as he drafts a keynote addressing party harmony and a constructive legislative program. He aims to appeal to voters beyond Democratic gains, avoiding partisan attacks and focusing on issues like League of Nations, foreign policy, and domestic reform while steering clear of early Democratic divisions.
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Washington
Respiote
Henn Bat Harrisun Seelee
New York
Harriton
Harrion
Harriton Alreadly
League of Nations
Harrison
Stock drive launched for Corry Building loan association
Uh Ho Jackson of Akron visits Corry to launch a stock subscription campaign for the Corry Building Loan Association. Leaders report strong early interest from citizens and business men, with offices opened in the Ajax building. Jackson says local engagement and benefits to Corry will follow as the drive progresses.
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Uh Ho Jackson
Akron
Ohio
Corry Huilding Ave Loan Association
Joan Ussoeititigny
Ty Eure Versathon
Mrn Tackson
Meeting Postponed by Board of Education
Postponement of the scheduled Board of Education meeting due to lack of quorum. The session is rescheduled for Thursday evening with considerable routine business expected to be transacted. Members are asked to please be present.
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Board of Education
Tast
Uit
Manley to Quit as School Tax Collector
Manley, longtime manager and tax collector of the Pursy school district, will resign after completing the 1924 assessment. He plans a final return to the district this week and will be relieved of duties, continuing as district house manager. The board faces multiple applicants and will decide at the next regular meeting.
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H. E. Manley
Manley
Pursy
Maniey
Board of Education
Oil Fueled Plants Seen As Cheaper Option In City
Local manufacturers report oil as a satisfactory fuel source for plant operation and heating. The Standard Automatic Products Company has used oil for some time with positive results, noting low fuel costs and easy oil-burning equipment. Other city plants are experimenting and anticipate oil becoming a dominant fuel in industry and heating.
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Standard Automatic Products Company
Elt
Autionatic Products Company
Uel
Wrough
Hanellin
Automatic Products Company
Jilant
Drivers Tests Conducted By State Patrol In North Carolina
Upwards of sixty drivers examination sessions were held by State Highway Patrol members in Anti Hoon today. Officers found a crowd of would be operators awaiting arrival and proceeded to administer road tests. Miss Arvilts Sagket from Rockwell City Iowa visited North Carolina last evening.
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State Highway Patrol
Anti Hoon
Rockwell City
Towa
North Carolina
North
Buffalo tot holds velocipede record
A Buffalo child sets a velocipede record during a local gathering. Details are unclear due to the damaged text, but the event centers on a child rider and a timed run. Witnesses include local figures and community members observing at an outdoor venue. The report notes a connection to Whitney and a visiting group, with no further specifics available.
Coolidge World Court plan open to Senate debate
Washington May 21 President Coolidge faced a stalled effort to unite Senate factions on World Court participation after four talks with Lodge Pepper Wadsworth Lentoot and Moses all members of the foreign relations committee. Pepper said no agreement was reached as committee members warned no court legislation before adjournment while Swanson urged discharge to bring the question to a vote. Three main options remained: adherence to the Harding era plan with Hughes reservation the Leilke plan for a new court with U S participation and Pepper's proposal for an international conference to discuss the court.
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Lodge
Braye
Yee
Wadsworth
Pepper
Lentoot
Moses
Senate
Pepper Ari
Swanson
Virginia
Leilke
America
Union Road Finished Before Winter
State Highway Department engineer BH Nicoll announced that the Core Elgin line of the Union City highway could be completed in one thousand twenty working days. He said crews are secured and equipment is on site as work begins from the city limit to Eli Tea, with firm Horst already starting on the WincLaton stretch and optimism that the entire Waterford to Corry road will be ready before winter barring delays.
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Unio
BH. Nicoll
State Highway Department
Engi Ficer Nicoll
Horst Cont
Dany Tuld
Tey
Waterford-Corry
Stokes III At New York Hotel Charged in Defamation Conspiracy
Billionaire hotel magnate Stokes III faces defamation conspiracy charges in New York. Attorney Weymouth Kirkland notified Judge Wella Mz Cook that Stokes could not appear for the scheduled trial.
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Wai Gago
Stokes
New York
Préumoniy
Weymouth Kirkland
Wella Mz Cook
Funeral of Dr Hodges Held This Afternoon
Funeral of Dr J Millon Howler held this afternoon on Washington Street. A large cortege and many relatives from Warren and nearby towns attended the rites with friends from Corry.
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J. Millon Howler
Washington Street
Corry
Warren
Thier
Funeral services for Dp Hodges held at home and cemetery
Rev J A Martin, pastor of First Presbyterian, conducted the home service with Scripture reading and prayer. Burial followed at Pine Grove Cemetery after a large turnout. Bearers included Dr P G Wood, Dr W Jones, Dr U L A An angst, Dr W Graham, J W Atyerson, G N Jones. Variety of floral pieces reflected high regard. Out of town attendees listed from Warren and nearby towns for the funeral.
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J. A. Martin
First Presbyterian Church
Dp Hodges
Mr. Martin
P. G. Wood
W. Jones
Wy. Miller
Warren
G. W. Bennett
Thaw settlement with Evelyn reported in New York
A faulty press message states that Ture Thay reached a settlement with Evelyn Nushit in New York on May 21. The statement mentions Philadelphia and a daily amount of ten dollars for dinner, but the exact terms remain unclear and contested by the parties involved.
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Ture Thay
Evelyn Nushit
Asyluma Jt Philaselphia
Hut
Lid Us
Funeral services for Mrs Catharine Smith held in New York
In New York on May 21 funeral services for Mrs Catharine Smith the Revertor's mother were held at the Church of the Assumption Brooks lyn sioy George Silver of New Jersey Mayor Hylan and numerous public officials attended the ceremony.
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United Prose
New York
New French Cabinet Inaugurated At Elysee Palace
In Paris President Millerand presided as Premier Poincaré and ex-Premier Pease-maker discussed the exchange situation with financier Morgan and others. The Socialist revival was noted as parties position to form a new government after earlier turmoil.
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United Press Paris
Acedhinet
Poitcure
Elysee Palate
Millerant
Edunard
Millerand
Morgan
Bokes
Pomene
Poincar
Wyani
Pointsve
Waft
Nick Momne
Serine
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