Public Release of Income Tax Returns Appears Mixed
United Press reports public disclosure of federal income taxes shows varying payments across notable individuals and firms. Rockefeller, Mellon, Dawes, and Chaplin among those listed with multi million and cent amounts, while some entries indicate decreases from previous years.
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United Press
Rocketelliran
United States
Totty TD Rinketellirs
Prentust
Ford Morar Coompany
Rockefeller
Gala
Henry Word
Sinitel
Corry Jurors Named for October Civil Term
Jurors for the October term of Civil court were drawn yesterday by Commissioners Dennis J. Shier Jo Re Monahan and Shetitt Wile Whit PE Brown. Included are Jaren Nehil Arthur Morris Willians Hines and TS Aurtlis of this cley.
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Terie
Dennis J. Shier
Jo Re Monahan
Shetitt
Wile Whit PE Brown
Jaren Nehil
Arthur Morris Willians Hines
TS. Aurtlis
Cley
Teachers Named For Coming Corry School Term
Corry public schools open next Tuesday for the 1925 26 term under a largely new administration. New super intendent Mion L Reawn and a full teaching staff take charge at all levels including Senior High School Principal Hain J Steen and Junior High School principal Marc Wolfe. Numerous campus improvements have been completed during summer including new walks at the Senior High and Junior High facilities.
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Corry
Mion L. Reawn
Corry Right
Witl
Howard J. Sheen
Dhsteacher An Corry High
Tuseen
Charles Coyell
Harald Wolf
Blaet Hon
Blanden
Th Board of Education
Kearney 15 Saved From Foundering At Sea
The US Shipping Board freighter Kearney was towed into Boston harbor after nearly foundering following a three hour crisis. Destroyer Fanning rescued the vessel, with about five feet of water reported in the holds upon arrival.
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Boston
Aléle
US Shipping Board
Kearney
Fanning
Hie Keimpes
Pacific Flight Half Completed One Plane Down
A sea plane from San Francisco led by Lt. John Rodgers completed about half of its flight to Monon before engine trouble forced the sister plane to crash 300 miles from San Francisco. Both crews were rescued. No 4 reported passing the Doyen and reaching the halfway point, while No 1 reached the 1200 mile station aboard Langley. The incident involved destroyers William Jones and Doyen in search operations.
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Pn’ No. 4
Doyen
San Francisco
Tie Toyen
Tawaili
S. 5
Manoa
PNG
Langley
Coolidge Attacks Tax Publicity Policy Comment
President Coolidge campaigns against the publicity clause of the income tax law arguing it interferes with revenue collection and may lower it. He supports repeal and hinted he will urge Congress to reconsider the requirement in coming sessions. The notes mention his stance at the White House and a related public opinion.
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Balsa Bots
of the ‘Treasury
Mellon
Dawes
Angeles
Earebliott
Avitarate
Sala i Dongle
Koivu Wong
Goris Swansa
Mary Pirkforth
Jie
Migs Swansoh
Mary
Uncle Say
Hamil Moye
Me Patel
Charlie Chaplin
Bos Dingles
New York
J. P. Mor
Woolworth Campane
Fae Crak
Montgomery
Charles J. Murphy
Max Stonerottorney
Sinan Cigenhiehnt
DRY
Mich
Racal Motor Company
Michigan
Hosky
United Pros
Swampscott
Mass
Congress
No Early End Seen as Coal Strike Persists
Workers at R28 mines across 68 square miles halted output after midnight, with the suspension effective as contract tied to 1923 expired. John L. Lewis blamed operators for blocking negotiations at Atlantic City, while authorities remained silent on arbitration.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Apthmatic
United States
Liere
John L. Lewis
Atlantic City
Lewis
Weeks Will Not Quit War Post, Coolidge Reassures
Swampscott report says White House denies rumors that Secretary of War John W Weeks will resign. President Coolidge intends Weeks to remain in cabinet and return to Washington this week after a weekend absence.
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United Press
Swampscott
White House
John W. Weeks
Coolidge
Weeks
Washington
Five Best Radio Features Across U S Stations
A listing of radio features across venues in New York Philadelphia Detroit Chicago and beyond. Programs include Nathaniel Shilkrew's Say Ton Orchestra at WEX Detroit and the Red Apple Club at WHS Chicago with various time slots and local orchestras featured.
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WEAF
New York
WSAL
Cincinnati
WOC
Davenport
WOCO
Mineapolis
Schenectady
Easten Dayiigit
Orchestra
Voters Urged to Register as Deadline Approaches
The notice warns Corny voters that Wednesday September 01 is the last day to be assessed and register to vote in the primary. It urges all eligible residents to complete registration to participate in the upcoming election.
District Governor visits Corry Rotary for talk
Sidney B. McMichael district governor of Rotary International's 27th district visited Corry today. He met officers at a morning business session and spoke at the Bluebird restaurant on Rotary's loyalty to civic laws and community service. He praised the clubs for forming local goals and urged members to serve the community, including boys and the disabled.
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Sidney B. McMichael
Rotary Internaional
Rotary Ei
Bluebird
Ob Jiy
Garry
McMichael
Rotary
Oii
Rotary Club
GOTHAM G O P CANDIDATES GROW NOISY
In New York on September 1 Republicans for mayor press their campaign amid clashes and jeers. A district clubhouse meeting saw two audience members fight while Frank D Waterman and Joh D Lyons traded accusations. Comptroller Charles Craig mocked Mayor Hylan in a fiery speech.
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New York
Republica
Frank D. Waterman
Chofee
Joh D. Lyons
Stite
Lyons
Waterman
Hat Lyons
Charles Craig
Serich
Hylan
Ponzi
Dr. Cook
Dat Cook
Papi
Liberty Bonds
Registration Lighter Today at Erie in Voter Tangle
Erie registration days run under half the turnout as voters rush to enroll before today’s 2 PM close and the final Sept 12 registration, while county officials split over sending instructions to registrars amid a GOP Democrat registration dispute and party affiliation rules.
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Erie
Joseph P Regan
Joseph Y. Moorhead
Erle and
Corry
Dorman Weaver
Charman
Republican Pounty Committee
Board of County Commissioners
Charles R. Davly
Rogan and Moorhead
Davis
Republican
Lewin
Veterans of Foreign Wars adjourns amid Tulsa liquor raid
In Tulsa on September 1 federal officers raided the Mayo hotel, seizing 18 satchels of liquor and arresting 18 people. The protests faded as leaders and locals urged restraint and released detainees with no charges filed after intervention by influential figures.
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Tulsa
Oklo
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mayo Hotel
Coronel BJ Hurley Tusa
WPWL
Abdohiek
Fire Destroys Colonial Steamer. Ten Rescued From Lake Erie
Rescue crews pulled ten survivors from the burning passenger steamer Colonial after a fire swept the vessel off Westfield on Lake Erie. Captain Parsons reported one engineer, McGerone, dead. O'Brien and Hunting remained missing. A crew member and a chambermaid were rescued after being forced overboard as flames and fumes spread. The ship had left Erie with no passengers aboard. The blaze began in the paint room and hindered lifeboat launches.
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United Press
Buffalo
Colonial
Westy Field
Curly Porlay
Art Thoms McGeron Aro
Jerry Sentreys
Charles J. Sweeney
Lawreate Hulls
George Palmelers
Gy R Kane
Seaman
Eris
Stanley
Hames
Parsons
Lis
West Portland
Barcelona
Erie Snrounte
Dunkirk
Crystal Bendh
Robert Parsons
Erie
McGeran
O'Brien
Rata
Bane
Heney Thwarted Efforts To Resign From Shipping Board
President Coolidge is urged to accept Bert M Heney's resignation from the Shipping Board while Heney remains in post. White House discussions focus on Heney aligning with the President's policies and restoring authority at the agency.
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United Eros Swampsomott
Mase
Coolidge
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