Final days of the assembly debate tax bills and restive session
The closing days of the general assembly feature pending tax reform bills and large education appropriation questions. Governor Kendall weighs calling a special session and appointing a new agriculture secretary while lawmakers juggle four bills altering biennial education funding and tax measures amid talk of an income tax and motor carrier taxes. Senator Cumming defends Interstate Commerce Act provisions as rail rates and consolidation loom over state policy.
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General Assembly
Kendall
Ite
Agricultura
House
Appropriations ‘Committee
Rockefeller Foundation
Ames Armory
Old- Capitol
Honrs
Appropriations Committee
Assembly
United States
Albert B. Cummita
Roosevelt
Dows
Congress
Bénator Cumming
Java
Wild West Style Train Robbery Near Peoria
Fourteen bandits raided Santa Fe freight No. 48 near Crandall crossing Crandall Morton area. They unloaded $80,000 in lager beer, forced the crew, held the train for over two hours, and fled by motor trucks after firing in the air. Police hunt for suspects including masked gunmen.
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Peoria, I
Wiihe
Pekin, St
Crandall’s Crossing
Morton
Crundall
Crowtline
Farms Lose In Population Decline In 1922 Survey
Washington reporting a drop of about 400000 in the agricultural population in 1922 from the 1920 census. Based on a survey of 10 000 representative farms, the Department of Agriculture notes the decline includes workers and dependents living on farms. The rural agricultural population fell about 1.6 percent to around 31.35 million.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Forma
Exports Show Big Gain For March in U S Records
Whallington April 14 exports from the United States in March were valued at 850 million dollars, a sharp rise from 20 million for the same month last year according to the Commerce Department. For the nine months ending April 1 exports totaled a substantial sum, reflecting strong overseas demand.
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Whallington
United States
Cammerce
Jens Syme
Nas LU
Observers For Lausanne Conference Named by White House
The United States will be represented at the Lausanne conference as usual with President Analénie to appoint Amertenna to act on behalf of the nation. The White House asserts preparations for a April 28 convening.
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Waaiington
United States
Wethhite House
Fantiniot Analénie
Amertenna
Mathilde Wada Max Ad Mathilde MaCor Hip Wind
Fragmentary OCR text shows a name Mathilde with possible event or ad reference. No clear dates places teams or organizations available to form a coherent factual card. Provided material is too garbled to produce a reliable summary.
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Mathilde Wada
Mathilde MaCor
Unclear Union Notice of Major Bond Sale
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a large 40 million figure linked to a bond or bill. It references New York figures Toda and Tavett and a board or system, but details are not discernible.
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Toda Itoher Tavett
New York
Baling
Bourd
Eysteant
Rector Shot Dead by Priest in Kalamazoo
In Kalamazoo Michigan on April 18 Father Charles Dillon, assistant rector atRt Augustine's, shot and killed Rector Father Pather O'Neill after being ordered to leave. Dillon claimed long-standing disrespect, seized a revolver at dinner, fired four shots, and then summoned police and a coroner. He said he intended to give a chance to confess before the killing.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Dillon
Father O'Neill
St. Philip
Buttie Creek
Ollicern
Oliver
Val
Nore Golver
Father McCullough
Expansion of nearly all industries reported by Labor
Washington April 14. The Department of Labor reports broad expansion in nearly all industries in March with higher demand for various favors. It notes that construction tradesmen are fully employed and shortages of skilled tradesmen exist in some communities.
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Washington
Mareh
Department of Labor
Department
High Tax Rates To Remain In Next Reval of Congress
Washington April 12 General revision of revenue laws will not be feasible in the next revalon of cone groans according to opinions expressed to President Marching by Senator Smoot Rep Utah who is stated for the chairmanship of the senate finance committee.
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Washington
Smoot
Tah
JAP MARINES LAND IN CHINA
Japanese Marines are reported landing in China near Chungking amid ongoing hostilities. The dispatch notes movements along the Yangtze River and aligns with broader actions in the Szechwan region as Allied and Japanese forces engage across the Chinese theater.
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China
Governors to See Harding at National Conference
Warriington April 12 The national conference of governors from all states will convene with President Harding to discuss policy early in May. The meeting aims to address prohibition enforcement and coordinated state action, amid broad concerns over national governance and institutional reform. Gallucci New York April 14 reports tense mood in entertainment circles as Gallllws Movie company files, while Milan gossip hints at shifting management.
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Warriington
Harding
Local Trial Briefly Clears Woman in Motor Firm Case
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a motor sales company and a murder case involving a woman and others. The readable parts reference Carol Batts and parties named in April, with a judge or director figure. Details are insufficient for full reconstruction.
Tanlac Promises Ease for Mrs Little in City Ad
Mrs. Tolinena Little of Kanean City Missouri touts Tanlac claiming long standing indigestion gas sleeplessness and nerves troubles vanished after use She says she can now do housework as if it were play and that Tanlac is grand Sold by druggists with over a million bottles sold as advertisement mentions
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Tanlec
Tanlac
Near Enough California Reporter Shares Odd Exchange
A Boston Transcript excerpt records a customer asking for 25 cents worth of New England codfish. The clerk replies no New England fish but offers some from Massachusetts, prompting the customer to quip about the near proximity.
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California
New England
Massachusetta
Boston Transcript
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Reports from druggists show many people unknowingly suffer kidney trouble. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root is hailed for its gentle healing, with a physician from a major life insurer noting hidden kidney disease causes insurance rejections. Available in bottles. send ten cents for a sample.
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Hau
Kilmer
Mde
Wilmer
Tglmer & Co
Binghamton
Browne’s Puritan Voice and Literary Era Highlighted
The article notes Sir Thomas Browne (1605 1682) as a famed Puritan writer of the early modern period, tracing his style and influence on the prose and rhythms of his era. It mentions his role in shaping literary and religious discourse during a turbulent time in English history.
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Thomas Browne
Natural Lubricant Nujol Promoted for Constipation Relief
An eminent medical authority warns against laxatives like Pilla and cotts, claiming they cause permanent injury. Advertisers tout Natura It as a natural lubricant from Nature, not a medicine, and say Nujol prevents gripping and aids regular bowels without harsh effects. Hospital use is cited.
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Pilla
Cotts
Doctora
St Acte
Nattre
Fragmented note on early education and missing context
Puzzle-like text fragment discusses early schooling and unspecified Spartans. It appears to be garbled OCR with scattered phrases about children and early age, but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to form a coherent news item.
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