Publicity for Income Taxes Moves Senate Amendment
Washington Defeating the Republican minority the Senate adopted the Norris Amendment to require complete publicity of tax returns. The vote was 48 to 1. An additional MacKellar amendment allowed inspection of all claims for abatement and related records under similar rules.
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Washington
Fine’ Committee
Senate
Norrin
Nebraska
Norris
MacKellar
Tennessee
Ind
Norrly
Berator Smorit
Mellon
Scot Who Tried U S Ram Running Loses Fortune
A fragmented report notes Scot Steven Cowan, aged eighty eight, once wealthy after war gains, declared bankrupt in Edinburgh. It links him to whisky smuggling ventures and debts, amid a troubled fall from fortune and a connection to a baronet who recently shot himself at his castle following losses.
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Scot
U. S
Thomas
Cowan Steven
Steven
Welth
Sir John Stewart
Baronet
Himsel
Acotlang
Plant gives Gil $100000 in case near jury York
A garbled OCR render mentions a $100000 payment to Gil and a $600000 result with references to Helene Jeamer and an accident. The fragmentary text also hints at a settled state, a juristic context, and an announced plan or action.
Tornado Toll Reaches 109. Damage Exceeds Ten Million
North Carolina and Virginia report fatalities amid seven state tornado outbreak. Death toll climbs to 109 with heavy property losses, estimated over 10 million dollars. Red Cross and local groups rush aid as survey narrows victim counts by state. Georgia leads with fourteen deaths, South Carolina seventy, Alabama eleven.
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Atlanta
North Carolina
Virginia
Teeller
American Red Cross
South Corolina
Georgia
Alabama
Noth Corolina
Lousipau
Arkansas
Amelia County
Rosenwald Declares Germans Not Starving Says No Starvation
Julius Rosenwald asserted that there is no starving in Germany, noting hunger and milge r hardships but arguing Berlin’s conditions are not as dire as in parts of Chicago or New York. He heads a $100,000 campaign with General Allen for a relief pellet.
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Berlin
Germany
Chicago
New York
Julius Rosenwald
Alen
New York Claims Largest Juvenile Community Among Worlds
A neuropathists bulletin declares New York City houses the world’s largest juvenile community within its five boroughs. It notes about 200,000 of the city’s children aged one in thirty show slight mental impairment, adding to New York’s already vast diverse population.
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New York
Delegates Pledged to Coolidge Reaches 825 Count
Republican primary wins in October and Massachusetts push President Coolidge toward the nomination. Campaign manager Willian Butler announces 825 delegates pledged for the national convention in June, needing 650 votes to secure the nomination.
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Coolidge
Cleveland
Oto
Magsaclusatts
Willan
M. Butler
Presidents
Seven Destroyers Added to U S Rum Fleet
Seven destroyers moved from Navy to Treasury to bolster the coast guard ropiteet in Philadelphia. The ships named Jouatt Patterson Baule Cgein Downes Paulding and Armuien were transferred as announced by the Navy department.
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U.S. Rum
Washington
Philadelphia
Navy
Treasury’ Department
Coast Guard
Navy Department
Jouatt
Patterson
Baule
Cgein
Downes
Paulding
Armuien
U S Public Debt Slashed amid Record Year
Washington reports the United States public debt reduced to 21.28 billion dollars as year end revenue reached 8.25 billion while expenditures stood at 7.87 billion. The Treasury notes a 1.0 billion reduction in the year.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Mily
House Committee Votes Down Postal Pay Raise
Washington report notes the House committee rejects a postal wage increase amid debate over total employee salaries and pay provisions. The unclear text references committee action and payment terms affecting postal staff.
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House Committee
German Riots Suppressed by Military Power on May Day
Across Konigsberg Hindenburg Gera and Thuringia riots left dozens wounded as militias and police cracked down on May Day demonstrations. Soldiers patrolled streets, crowds were dispersed, and violence included sabre blows and club use while authorities displayed force to restore order.
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Herlth
Gori
Koningsburg
Prussia
Hindenburg
Sitesln
Gera
Thuvingen
Ntd
Griwe
Thuringen
Khyety
Bertin
Melunwen
Riley Patrotert
Knutson Acquitted in Arlington Vehicle Case
Representative Harold Knutson of Minnesota was found not guilty by a Virginia jury in Arlington County. The case involved collusion arising from an automobile ride in Virginia with Leroy E. Hull, a Washington government clerk. The jury reached a verdict after three ballots and a brief deliberation.
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Washington
Harold Knutson
Rep. Minn
Wis
Arlington County
Virginia
Coluirges
Virginis
Leroy E. Hull
WMI
Nolle
Do Your 8, V. D.'s Shrink Uncle Sam Will Learn Why
The Department of Commerce launches a broad probe into underwear shrinkage. The Bureau of Standards will assist as monitors study soap, laundry, wringing, dressing, finishing, and knitting machine tension. A manufacturers meeting is set for May 7 to discuss findings and methods.
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Sam
Washington
Department of Commerce
Bureau of ‘Standards
Market quotations from U S government report on week ending April 20
The market page lists LIV stock figures for Chicago and Ford Tag for the Unlic Medium, with prices for cattle calves hogs sheep and yearlings. Fruits vegetables and dairy prices appear for Northern markets with potatoes onions apples and cheese noted. Grain prices cover No 1 dark northern spring wheat and winter wheats in Chicago Minneapolis St Louis and other hubs.
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Washington
LIV
cChiciga
Hoge
FORD
Gool
Stears
Chicago
Chien
Texas
Hutler
Wcora
Wisconsin
St. Louis
St. Louia
St. Lous
St. Louie
Woman Refused Bonuses Inherits Business by Will
New York long time treasurer Misa Ethel G Allan at New York Bank State Company refused employer bonuses from late George N Kendal, president. She later learned she inherited the business, valued at about 1,000,000, with a $125,000 payout to others and the balance to her.
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New York
Misa Ethel G Allan
New Yor Bank
George N. Kendal
Night Riders Terrorize New Mexican Towns
Night riders terrorize Arriba County in New Mexico and nearby towns. Reports state Benigno Hernandez, collector in Albuquerque, and the home of Mrs. Tizelo Vargas, widow of the Canjilon postmaster, were burned by dawn. The violence prompts dispatches to El Paso and concerns across the region.
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New Mexican
el Pass
Tex
Benigno Hermandez
Albuquerque
Carillon
Arriba County
EL Paso
Britain sinks million tons of war munitions
Washington reports the British government destroyed about a million tons of war munitions including 170000 tons of pat yol, with most ammunition sunk at sea and some gas consignments burned. Trade Commissioner Lyone in London relayed the details from the Commerce Department.
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Britain
Washington
Lyone
London
Girl sentenced for three marriages without divorce
Milwaukees Wie Leng Milter Hinstein, a nineteen year old girl, was sentenced under a reformatory statute for having been married three times without divorce. Three husbands survived. one died. The court noted the un-divorced status as the basis of the charge.
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Milwaukes
Kéure Netee
Navy Bill Passes Senate Amid Toying Figures and Debate
The Senate approved a large naval appropriations measure amid fluctuating figures reportedly ranging from 275 million to 279 million dollars. House actions and a conference likely will finalize the bill with further adjustments.
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Senate
McGray Enters Cell as Prisoner 17746 in Atlanta
Former Indiana governor Warren McCray begins a ten year sentence at the federal penitentiary in Atlanta after pleading guilty to embezzlement. He is also fined $10,000 as the steel gate closes on the former executive at 1 25 p m Thursday.
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Atlanta
Citi
Warren
Tys McCray
Atlant
Federal Penitentiary
Indiana
O. U Huyen
Threats to Governor Parker by Six Italians Spotted
The board of pardons considered clemency for six Italians sentenced to hang in Amite for the murder during a no robbery. Governor Marker received death threats in Muuckland with offers of 50000 and 26000 for police if the prisoners escaped.
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New Orleans
Lis
Board of Pardons
Itaians
Amite
Dullugs Colmes
Marker
Imuckland
Polis
Railroad Crossing Elimination Budget Proposal Stirs Debate
The American Railway Association urged a budget of at least 10 billion to abolish an estimated 260000 rail crossings across the United States. The proposal calls for funding by railroad companies and government support to modernize and reduce hazards in a nationwide program.
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Gleago
American Ralingy Association
American Railroad
Aéniw
Chen
Vite
Dale Ud
New Greek Republic Names Its First Minister to U.S.
In Athens a government slate approved a first minister to the United States. The selection includes A. Palinovladis as first secretary of the Benio Legation, with M. Malleropindia noted in a key post. The report outlines a historic diplomatic appointment as Greece seeks formal ties with Washington.
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Greek Republic
U.S
Athens
Greece
M. Malleropindia
United States
A. Palinvonladis Hs
Benio
Legation
Berea Wrecked Die Killopmear Incident Report
An unclear OCR fragment references Berea and a wrecked event with mentions of Killopmear and balvinetbis9. Details are unreadable. exact parties, location, and outcome cannot be determined from the supplied text.
Legislature completes special session actions and budget moves
The special session ends with approval of a concurrent resolution on reconvening, passage of a board of control contract policy for prison labor, and orderly adjournment after debates on code investigations and teacher certification. Governor Kendall Hag announces Newton Maytag as budget director, praising session outcomes and efficient printing advances.
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Wil
Reyishistie
House
Jnty
Senate
Board of Control
Mer Af
Pew
Whitney
J. HH. Treewit
J. G. Mabry
Francis
Jlwas
Rapid Marhinas
Ptnza
Towa
Superintendant of Public Instruction
State Board of Examiners
Francia
Schoola
Atnto
Tatent
Fronela Fnyo
Ita
Hauan
Ifa
Monsuys
Colmcil
Legiatature
John Hammill
Hammill
Legislatires
Pera Undey
Board of Control Bil Ot Anolly
Board of Contro Fo
Priup
Ehpanton
Iowa peers budget code in looming state legislative race
A long report outlines budget regulation and the push to adopt a budget code in Iowa. Governors and lawmakers weigh the home rule approach, with the Senate debating the control board, private contracts, and a three year plan. Numerous legislators face reelection battles as a new legislative session approaches.
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Thatraluta
Logialaturon
Mate
Elnsa
Senate
Cantral
Cody
Pressident Fom
Newatoa Nin
Anderson
le House
Seontors Dulcher
Johnson
Smile
Munison
Representatives
Lian
Terrison
Pottawattimis
Noalitta
Delaware
Cees Kittin
Whitney
Batre
Ravisie
Legidiatiirg
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Tylor
Wichman
Tanraele
Uwhota
Barty
Prattion
Cis
Thora
Apatha
Dhalt Djytrter
Sama
Liont. Gov
Trammil
Hunate
Solong
Rennion
Lexistatora Failof
Ayuil
CIA
Ted Shinning
Charios
Kenjoll
Nvasion
Het
Onsit
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