Someday Must Pay Promise in Tax Battle for Pennsylvania
A dramatic critique argues Judge Arthur H. James would struggle to push firebrand Barle era reforms if Governor. It asserts Social Security, old age pensions, and unemployment compensation require tax funds, warns against shifting burden to small taxpayers, and contrasts Republican aims with Democratic pledge to avoid sales tax while preserving essential funding. The piece urges voters to consider tax policy and fairness ahead of election.
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Arthur H. James
Pennsylvania
Barle
James
Marle
Annenberg
Pew
McClure
Charles Alvin Jones
Uder
Republican Restlers
Pre Cily
Philadelphia
Baltell
Earle
Mexico Near Settlement on Fund Seizure Claims
From Mexico City comes word the fund seizure dispute is nearing a settlement with the Mexican government agreeing to annual payments over an agreed period. The main issue is the compensation amount for expropriated U.S. property valued from $100,000 to $400,000 per claim, totaling about $10,000,000. No future confiscations are promised, easing the path to final settlement.
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Mexico
Mexico City
United States
Mex- Lea
Ater Hepsi
Ohio the Mother of Presidents in 1940 Race
The piece argues Ohio as potential presidential birthplace, citing Taft and Bricker as central figures in the 1940 race. It analyzes four candidates Sawyer Bricker Bulkley Taft, noting Democratic struggles under Gov. Davey and the pull of Roosevelt’s New Deal. It predicts a close Sawyer-Bricker contest, with Taft favored to edge Bulkley and a possible path for a 1940 Taft nomination.
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Uke Buckey
Ohio
Virginia
Harrison
Hayes
Garfield
McKinley
Taft
Tarding
Alleghenias
Martin L. Daver
Harry. Daughurty
Democratic Party
Paveyisen
Abe Davey
Sawyer Juns Bricker
Aunt Bulkley
Sawyer Ig
Oihis
Tayor Bulkley
Brieker
Nathiel
Robert A ‘Taft
Aid
Bucker
Cincinnati
Gulley
Bob Taft
Bulkley
Linestman
Buckield
Ben Taft
Sawyers
Sawyer
Up State
Housewell
Housewell and His New den
Abeyak Ani Ile
Jeye
Roosevelt
Ohi
Mide
Bricker
Bob Bulkley
Lucille Ball Endures On Set In Trailer Romance
Hollywood reports on Lucille Ball filming Trailer Romance where she endures staged dangers. She is dragged, struck, and splashed by water and fire effects, with two hours of action and repeated takes. The scene includes a dust storm and a river sequence, yet Ball remains resilient despite bruises from the complex shoot. Nearby in Federalsburg, Md, a Plymouth Rock hen lays three eggs in one day.
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Hollywood
Lucille Ball
Miss Ball
Tor Nisl
Erie County Court
Jere Franc Esterbrook
A. R. Mor
Edwin O. Spencer
Garson Kanjn
James Eison
Federalsburg
Bruce Havigell
Clocks to Turn Back One Hour Tomorrow
Journal note from October 26 1918 reports nationwide time change at 2 o clock with stores in the city opening 3 30 pm and closing 6 30 pm daily except Saturdays when closing at 9 Harold Jewell of this city writes from France that he was recently slightly wounded not requiring hospitalization
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Harold Jewell
France
Wage-Hour Saga Splits 170 Colored Women From Pay
Washington Oct 25 A cigar maker seeks blanket exemption for 170 elderly colored women from the 5 cent minimum wage. Regulators require signed exemption statements detailing handicaps and earning capacity. Employers insist many workers cannot earn more, risking mass layoffs if exemptions are denied.
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Rolnney Dutchef
Washington
Elmer PF
Andrews Grve
Andrews
Lurer
Oll
Call for peaceful co operation with Mexico across the hemisphere
The text urges peaceful co operation with Mexico for justice and friendly relations in the hemisphere, stressing that conditions in Europe and Asia make this effort more important than ever. It highlights a shared duty between nations and a broader regional responsibility.
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Peter
Mexico
Europe
Asia
Walraven and Tremen Tie The Knot In Dallas Event
Florence Walraven formerly of Corry and John Walraven of Fort Worth announce the marriage of their daughter Florence to Jack Tremen of Dallas. The wedding occurred on June 15 and Mrs Walraven left Corry in August 194 to reside in Fort Worth.
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Florence Walraven
John
Walraven
Fort Worth
Texas
Fermerly
Corry
Florence
Jack Tremen
Dallas
Exis
Corry J
County appoints J C Shamburg deputy registrar at AmuseU
The county commissioners announce J C Shamburg as a special registrar and will maintain an officer at the AmuseU theatre. Ruth, infant daughter of My and Mrs Franke J Lathrop, died this morning on Gould street after measles. Mrs Mary Deming died at her daughter Mrs John Donaldson's home this morning after a short illness with acute indigestion. Mr and Mrs George Snister left yesterday on an auto trip to Tulsa Okla for the winter. Robert King, once sick with influenza, is now able to be about.
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J. C. Shamburg
Maintai
Amuseu Theatre
Ruth
Franke J. Lathrop
Gould Street
Mary Deming
John Donaldson
George Snister
Tulsa
Oklo
Robert King
New Tuberculosis Preventorium Under Way In Erie County
Excavation for the new Louse Home Preventorium nears completion with concrete foundations to begin next week. The two story unit plus remodeling of the old Louisa Home is a WPA and Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association project aimed at opening in the near future.
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Completon
Louisa
WPA
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
An article on massage benefits for muscles and joints notes massage boosts circulation and nutrition, aids various conditions, and requires skill. It mentions paralysis, rheumatism, obesity, and nervous or mental impacts while reflecting on war with bleak excerpts about Canton and Nipponese campaigns.
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The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Twins, 76, Celebrate Long Lives in Shenandoah
Weary Balliot of Shenandoats and Mrs Blip Timmins of Frackville twin sisters reach 76th birthday anniversary. They claim to be among the oldest living twins in the country, reflecting on long lives and family histories.
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Shenandoah
Weary Balliot
Shenandoats
Blip Timmins
Frackville
Politely Enforced Tax Rules Stir Salinas Taxi Licenses
Salinas city council decrees politeness standards for taxicab drivers and outlines potential license revocation. The measure targets professional conduct and customer service to improve city transit vibes.
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Salinas
Cal
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