Levy Retains Seven Mills Tax Rate Amid County Debate
County leaders vote to keep the 1920 tax rate at seven mills while resisting large new expenditures for a county estate home, prison, roads, and improvements. Commissioners promise no 1925 tax hike, but consider bond exhaustion and broader county growth pressures.
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Schnei dee Cup Rice Postponed by Rain Fears
United Pro reports the Schnei dee Cup Rice event delayed due to rain. Officials canceled the schedule and moved the competition to a later date to ensure safe participation.
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Five Best Radio Features Listing
Program guide lists today’s five best radio features with times and stations. Includes broadcasts from WIP Philadelphia WLS Chicago WSAT and WSAT’s Sextette in “Biles.”
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President Coolidge Speaks Before Y M C A Convention
President Coolidge addressed the International convention of the Young Men's Christian Association in Washington. He praised the Y s work for world peace, higher citizenship, and better homes, urged virtue over materialism, and noted Y activities bridging employers and employees while combating racial and national tensions.
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Presbyterians Celebrate Enjoyable Halloween Party
A large crowd from the church and Sunday School gathered at the Presbyterian gym for a Halloween party. The room was decorated with seasonal props and a fortune telling corner hosted by Doris Mourtay. A boys band led the parade of over a hundred costumed attendees with prizes awarded for originality. Baby Jane Martin won for youngest guest. Afterwards, refreshments included doughnuts and a light encore. Mr and Mrs George Nollinger marked their sixtieth wedding anniversary at their Fifth Street home. Mrs Gly Ryan visited from Spring Creek after calling on William Elliott in Mayville.
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Scout Leader Here Monday Plan to Form County Organization
A meeting of the Boy Scout Council and the general public will be held in the Municipal Building auditorium Monday morning at 10 o clock. Mr Frayer will speak on city and county scouting organization and the affiliation with Mary trope. Citizens urged to attend and support forming a 4 County Scout organization and Mary trope affiliate.
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Swamp Holdups Prompt Multiple Arrests In Area
In Youngstown Ohio October 41 police report the identification of WW Fletcher as a victim linked to a swamp hold up. Fletcher and two others were arrested on separate charges tied to the incident while warrants remain out for additional suspects. Local residents Mr and Mrs A W Blackburn and daughter returned home after a city visit, with Miss Pearl Groters Miss Neva Reslink and Miss Glanlys Warner visiting nearby.
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College football scores and notes from major games
Returns of all major college games in Tonight's Tourndy extra at 7:45 tonight. Penn leads Chicago 7 0 in Philadelphia second quarter. Ohio State and Town tied 0 0 at Columbus. Boston College leads Allegheny 7 0 in Boston. Oberlin 7 0 over Williams in Cleveland. W J and Lafayette 0 0 in New York. Hobart 6 Westeyan 0 in Geneva. Brows 12 Yale 7 in Providence.
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Displeased Over Room Picked for Mitchell Trial
Washington reports strong relief over the selection of a damp, dusty room for the Mitchell trial. Prosecutors claim the War Department chose a space three times too large yet unheated and filthy, hindering proceedings as defense counsel and jurors face cold, trash, and structural danger.
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Weather Warnings Bring Snow Blankets Across Western PA
The forecast calls for more snow Sunday after rain today and tonight in Western Pennsylvania. Freezing temperatures are expected in parts of the state with rain or snow elsewhere east of the Rockies. A major precipitation event advances east, with snow following rain in New Brunswick and the wake of the system.
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Inheritance Tax Plan Ended in Six Years Endorsed
Chalimon Green of the House Ways and Means Committee supports the DeLano report proposing that the federal inheritance tax be repealed in six years. The plan would have Congress draft a repeal bill next session and cut the top rate from 41 percent. Green abandoned his earlier proposal in line with the DeLano report, conflicting with Secretary Mellon.
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Naval planes crash over Pacific Ocean near Oceanside
Two Navy planes collided and crashed in the Pacific off Oceanside. Two men swam ashore. a third remained in the wreckage, prompting a rescue boat to pull him from the water as investigators blamed a faulty release for the crash.
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Pepper Speaks in Chicago on Court Proposal
In Chicago Senator Pepper outlines a World Court plan with three reservations to shield U S interests. He proposes no constitutional entanglements with the League of Nations covenant and demands U S direction of judges and advisory opinions only in cases where descendant nations refuse to submit.
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Halloween Dance Arrangements Announced by Club
The club invites members to a Friday evening Halloween party with decorations and special features. Larson's orchestra will provide dancing music from 9 until 2 and a buffet lunch will be served.
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Husband Held After Wife Shot In Pa. Home
Authorities report Joseph McBride, a city policeman, is in custody after his wife Sue McBride was found with a knife wound to the abdomen and died hours later. Police say he was in the house under liquor influence when found. a 38 caliber revolver with one cartridge exploded and a bottle of moonshine were found nearby.
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First Ward Alderman race promises a close contest
The First Ward alderman election threatens a tight race as George TT Gunton faces Charlie McMerrow after primaries split party nominations. Pending vacancies and town contests heighten overall intrigue with polls opening at 7 am and early returns expected Tuesday.
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Gimbel Brothers Merchant Urges Optimism on Fall Trade
Bilis Gimbel of Gimbel Brothers merchants reports a generally optimistic outlook for fall and winter business here and abroad. He notes money is plentiful at a fair price and cites favorable midwest reports supporting Gary’s prophecy of continued commercial prosperity.
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Terrific cyclone devastates Persian Gulf coast
A powerful cyclone swept the Persian Gulf region near Karachi causing extreme damage. Reports say more than 1,000 lives lost and forty vessels wrecked or aground, with chaos in port areas and conflicting early details from Bahrain and other centers.
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