Milk supply issues dominate tax revision and appeals
The city commission schedules the tax revision and appeal hearings for November. Mayor Alisandre presides as officials discuss milk supply disruptions, street improvements, alley clearing on Maple Avenue, and related budget, health, and regulatory measures.
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Itedals
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DA. Hillatroni
Stennett
Hoy
A. Ashton
Camytrel
Elky
Charges Waste by Democrats In Expenditure Report
A United Press dispatch reports criticism of Democratic administration spending as Senators and others condemn wasteful expenditures. The piece argues for tighter controls and accountability within the administration’s budget and procurement practices.
Unemployment Direct Work Plan Under Federal Agency
The report outlines a federal push to direct work on unemployment under a federal agency. It notes hopes for improved employment figures and references President Harding's conference with Commerce Secretary Hoover. Detected are state notes from Wilmington and Williamstown with unclear local implications.
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U.S
Yashinhdon
Irish Issue Debate Shapes Cabinet Crisis
Fragmented text details a cabinet maneuver amid a looming decision on an Irish issue. Mentions invigoration, Suotland, and parliamentary adjournment with hints of a policy proposal and potential ready to be advanced after private talks.
Poultry Show Planned in Corry December 12 to 17
The Corry Poultry Association prepares for a major exhibition December 12 through 17 at the Brooks garage building on the second floor. Organizer Jo Weaver of Davidsville and the county farm agent Robert Wage coordinate judging, premium plans, and classes including a new utility category for egg production enthusiasts. The show aims to be one of the largest yet, with details to be released.
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Jo We Weaver
Davidsville
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Robert J. Wage
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Mie Viaitara
League In Deadlock at Nations Assembly
Geneva report on the League of Nations adjournment amid talks to avert paralysis. Augustin Edwards of the Chilean delegation urged referring the treaty to a commission while others proposed delaying a vote, aiming to keep the process moving.
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Mongue of Nations
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Hie
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Franklin man held for arson charges in court fight
A Franklin man remains held on arson charges after a court appearance. The case involves related allegations and names appear in the docket, with details unclear due to damaged OCR text.
Sweeping Probe Into Attempted Jail Deliveries
A county inquiry probes an attempted jail delivery and related prisoner escapes. Investigators seek who allowed the escape of Mira Low Dillon and the presence of contraband files and weapons in cells at the county jail. An assault on Warren Russell De Wolfe and disturbances around inmates remain under scrutiny as officials push for a thorough inquiry.
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Rachel
Ghoritt
Anita
Unearth Big Liquor Ring
New York dispatch reports federal authorities seized a large whiskey operation and arrested several men at the North River piers. Investigators said imports from Kentucky and Maryland supplied more than 15,000 gallons as further arrests were anticipated.
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Federal
Tohn Walton
Bie
A. Bugnatin
North River
Two Firemen Hurt In Atlantic City Blaze
Atlantic City Sept 7. Toe Hiram syne Sofitel an aerial incident destroyed part of Roaileevoils park during a major fire. Firemen William Ponree and John Brown were trapped under debris while rescue efforts aimed to save nearby workers and park structures. Local authorities investigate cause.
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Atlantic City
Atlantic Cmy
Hiram Syne
Bloody clash between Austrian troops and Hungarian forces
Reported near the border village of Koronblaje two thousand Hungarians faced Austrian regular troops in a fierce brief engagement. Casualties and exact outcomes are unclear but fighting raged with limited artillery and infantry actions from both sides.
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Vienna
Fire wipes out town in devastating blaze
A massive fire destroyed most of a town, causing extensive damage to homes and leaving around 800 residents displaced. The mill and nearby structures were abandoned as flames swept through the area, with losses estimated near one million dollars. Local authorities mobilized emergency crews to contain the blaze.
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Unemployment Decline Reported Across Cities
Information from United Press reports a gradual improvement in industrial conditions and a drop in unemployment in several cities. Officials and chambers of commerce note the trend, with plans to address persistent hard cases and proposals to census unemployed workers and provide relief measures.
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Bird Coot
Breen Makes Easy Getaway From City Jail
An apparent jail escape occurs as Breen, aided by others, allegedly picks a lock and flees during a nighttime breakout. Police report the escape was discovered soon after, with investigators tracing the sequence of events and questioning staff for negligence claims while preparing for grand jury submission.
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Moliew
Eoyme
Olifeory
Wimlin
Elrelig Hota Mory
Tees
Tony Dorm
Ynea
Elferte
Bryan
Cristatte Ruparschteger
Ofer Spenver
Rindtil Uy
Meadville Railroaders Hurt in Gulf Hurricane Explosion
Warnings from the Gulf of Mexico signal a possible hurricane moving toward the coast. In Meadville, a locomotive No 654 boiler exploded between Steamburg and Red Hover, injuring several crew members including Edward Aldrin and AYPOUL with burns and a severed arm report. The extent of injuries remains unclear as officials investigate today.
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Dean Meadillo
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Edward Aldrin
Amet Aypoul
Thakoman Arwatrong
Application for Charter Filed
A charter application was filed in Gary seeking formation of a new organization named for civil economic and social welfare aims for Corry residents. The filing notes a focus on health and public service with directors listed as Ty W Campbell and others, amid community charitable intent.
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Bargortown
Wallos
Ty W. Campbell
Ds A
Forest fire checked as crews battle blaze near villages
Firefighters and lines worked feverishly to contain a blaze threatening oil fields, with authorities reporting progress and urging caution. In Dublin, reports focused on political upheaval as Britain’s cabinet crisis dominated attention.
Gen Anthony Wayne Council 15 Organized
A local meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms organized the Gen Anthony Wayne Council 15. Attendees included D J Quitlisteine, Folin Dowlpatys, Aivaeurst, Jans Maloney, Stith Orgwniver, and William Carnny of Bele. Plans called for a formal petition, with regular meetings every two weeks and a future event to be announced.
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American Association For the Recognition
Carry Cit
Mic
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Folin Dowpatys
Ani Ai
Agreement On Mandates in Focus at U S-Germany Talks
In Washington on September 7 the United States and Germany discussed major international matters including a humanitarian mandate and a treaty framework. Officials emphasized settlement of key issues and future cooperation amid diplomatic negotiations and allied support.
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Tila Ayers
Ali Athes
United States
Plane hunt for escaped train bandit
A major air search was planned to locate Roy Gardner, the escaped train bandit from the state penitentiary. Authorities pursued him after he fled Monday night, but all leads failed to yield results as the hunt continued over the territory.
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Sept
Roy Gardner
Big Parade Road Opening Promised by Commerce Directors
Commerce directors hold a lengthy meeting outlining a big auto parade to Hindley Lane and a new pavement opening. The plan includes speeches by civic leaders, a ticket push, and an advertising committee to promote the organization. Residents urged to cooperate with civic committees and a referendum on constitutional issues highlighted forthcoming events.
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Anyniire
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Rjuitley Vitors
Commerce
Kittee
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League of Women Voters
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Nami
Guarding Cork Harbor Against Soviet Revolt
Cork, Sept 7. A Trish republican army troop guards Cork harbor to deter ongoing rising tensions. Workers venturing near vessels and the customs house are monitored as Sinn Fein courts arbitrate disputes. Local officials and harbor authorities stress vigilance amid unrest.
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Return Bodies of U S Victims of Air Disaster
In England today a US mission began returning the remains of American victims from the air disaster. The operation, continuing with care, aims to identify and transport the bodies to their destinations, honoring the fallen passengers and ensuring proper handling by officials. Local officials coordinated with the American delegation to manage the solemn process and notify families.
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