Tax amendments shape Senate debate on public records
The Senate debated tax return transparency with Norrls and McKellar amendments. Norri’s measure requires full public access to tax records and abatement decisions, while McKellar seeks inspection rules, plus tax exclusions for exempt securities. The vote split along Democratic and progressive Republican lines, with further talks on publicity of congressional committee proceedings.
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Washington
Repubcans
Senate
Nottis
Nebraska
Norri
McSen
Pennessee
Hich
Norriy
Mellon
Umitlug Tlong
Notable financier faces ruin after wartime losses
A disordered report describes Steven Hurgh-Sheimia Cowan, a former fortune holder who amassed over $1,000,000 during the war, now facing unsecured debts and bankruptcy. It mentions a confrontation with Stewart, a baronet, and a bizarre incident at his castle amid ongoing losses.
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Hurgh
Sheimia Cowan Steven
Steven
Dualsky
Stewart, Baronet
Elenly
Oland
Jury Nears Decision In Six Figure Auto Case
A four state auto collision suit involving Morgan proceeds toward jury deliberations as testimony and financial stakes mount. The plaintiff seeks one hundred thousand dollars in damages while detailed arguments focus on liability and damages across jurisdictions.
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Morgan
Ansionner
Federal Judge Oversees Daugherty Case Redacted
Fragmentary OCR reads as Federal Judge oversees the Daugherty matter with redacted details. The readable bits point to a legal proceeding involving a named party and official actions, but core facts remain obscured.
Tornado Toll Climbs Across Seven States
The storm leaves 109 dead and $10 million in damage across seven southeastern states including South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina, Virginia, Louisiana, and Arkansas. Red Cross relief teams deploy as an incomplete survey tallies fatalities and affected areas while windstorm damage remains widespread in isolated regions.
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Atlanta
North Coral
Virginia
Southeastern
Ameriura Red Croce
Superons
South Carolina
Georgia
Alaabama
North Carolina
Loutisman
Arkensag
Amelin
No Germans Starving Says Julius Rosenwald
Berlin statement declares no starvation in Germany though misery exists and Berlin’s worst districts are not a8 unding. Rosenwald led a relief effort with $100,000 for General Allen’s campaign to aid starving Germany.
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Julius Rosenwald
Berlin
Germany
Chicago
New York
Tullus Rosenwald
Allen
New York Claims Leading Roles in Unlikely Realms
A sensational bulletin by neuropathists declares New York City hosts the world’s largest lunatic community within its five boroughs. They estimate about 400,000 residents to be slightly demented, roughly one in thirty city dwellers.
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New York
Delegates Declared for Coolidge in Ohio and Mass
President Coolidge leads in state delegations with 825 pledged delegates announced in Ohio and Massachusetts. Campaign manager William M Butler stated only 650 votes are needed to secure the nomination at the national convention to be held here in June.
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Coolidge
Seven Destroyers Joined U S Rum Fleet in Transfer
Washington reports seven destroyers have been transferred from Navy to the Treasury to augment the coast guard rum fleet. The ships named Jouett Patterson Banle Quetin Downes Poulding and Amen were moved at Philadelphia in a Navy Treasury department action.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Navy
Treasury Department
Coast Guard Rum
Navy Department
Jouett
Pattorson
Banle
Public debt slashed one billion last year
Washington reporting from the treasury department states the United States public debt totaled 21,282,717,427 dollars. It declined by 1,000,000,000 dollars during the year as expenditures rose.
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Ue. Ss
Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Fenort
Committee Votes Down Postal Pay Raise
A committee voted 3 to 7 against a postal salary measure. The rejected bill sought a $400 pay increase for all post office employees and for supervisors, outlining payment procedures and protections.
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Aie
Sherenko
German Riots Leave Eight Dead Across Nation
Berlin reports describe May Day violence as thousands faced beatings with blackjacks and sabers. Police and militia moved crowds through cities including Koenigberg and Hindenburg, with several workers killed and many injured as the republic asserts control amid mass demonstrations.
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Berlin
German Milleary
Sohde
Koenigeburg
Prussia
Pillitlas
Hindenburg
Silesia
Gera Crhavingen Rijts
Gravk
Thurhigen
CIA
Bertin
Unter den Linden
Kaiser's Palace
Germiuin Milliti
Lustgarten
Galdlers
Miliiamen Matenyally
Knutson Acquitted in Virginia Auto Case
Rep Harold Knutson of Roy Minnesota was found not guilty by a Virginia jury after about an hour of deliberation. Co defendant Leroy H Hull, a Washington government clerk, was freed with no testimony completed and no press on the case from the prosecutor.
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Washington
Harold Knutson
Roy
Minn
Arlington County
Virginia
Leroy H. Hull
Hull
Do Your B. V. Ds Shrink Shrinkage Study Underway
The Washington Department of Commerce launches a broad inquiry into undergarment shrinkage with help from the Bureau of Standards. It aims to determine effects of soap, laundry, washing and pressing on fabric, plus machine tension. The study calls for manufacturers to participate by May 7.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Standards
Night Riders Terrorize New Mexican Towns
In Albuquerque New Mexico the home of Benigno Hernandez collector of Internal Revenue is burned amid night rider terror. Reports say Arriba county sees ongoing violence as another dwelling linked to Cunston is set ablaze and the widow of Cunston postmaster Mrs Tivelo de Vargas is also described as a victim of the same wave of attacks.
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el Paso
Tex
Benigno Hernandez
Internal Revenue
Albuquerque
N. M
Cunjilon
Arriba County
Tivelo de Vargas
Cunston
Nesnsaing,ly
Britain Sinks Million Tons of War Munitions
Washington reports Britain destroyed about a million tons of ammunition and 170000 tons of poison gas, mostly sunk at sea, while the rest was burned. Trade Commissioner Lyons in Leiden confirmed the action as part of wartime supply reduction.
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Britain
Washington
Department of Commerce
Lyons
Leiden
Girl 19 With 3 Husbands Is Sentenced
A nineteen year old woman, who had three husbands without divorce, received a term after a state reformatory hearing. One husband died a day after the marriage. The case details note two surviving spouses, with one husband reportedly Hyleg.
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Milwaukee
Wik
Len Filler
Wpa
Hyleg
Giher
Naval Bill Passes Senate Amid Turbulent Debate
A garbled report notes a large naval bill of 275 million dollars advancing in the Senate with Republican and Democratic factions at odds. Amendments added offset costs, while the House prepared to consider the measure amid planned differences and potential adjustments.
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Mashington
Senate
InGiatre
Market Quotations From U S Government Summary April Week
Washington reports weekly market quotations across livestock fruits vegetables dairy and grain. Prices listed include hogs, bulls, yearlings, ewes, potatoes, onions, apples, butter, cheese, and various wheat and corn grades with regional ranges and trends across Chicago Minneapolis St Louis and other markets.
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Washington
Chicago
Texas
Florida
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Douhin Dalaies
Amarigas
Ase
Aquaro
St. Unwin
St. Lola
St. Laura
St. Levi
Woman Refuses Bonuses Inherits Business by Will
In New York Misa Ethel G Allen, longtime treasurer of the New York Bank Note Co, reportedly refused bonuses from employer George N Kendall. Kendall's will left the business to Allen, valued at about 1 million dollars, with the widow receiving 125 thousand.
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New York
Misa
Ethel G. Allen
New York Bank Note Company
George N. Kendall
Kendall
Misa Allon
Allon
McGray Enters Cell as Prisoner No 17746 in Atlanta Penitentiary
Warren Ty McCray, labeled as a former Indian executive, became prisoner No. 17746 at the Atlanta federal penitentiary to serve a ten year sentence for a fraud offense after paying a $10,000 fine. The prison gate closed behind him as authorities prepared the transfer.
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Atlants
Warren Ty McCray
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Kate
T. P. Hayes
Alga
Todlana
Threats Target Governor and Officials Over Hanging
In New Orleans the board of pardons refused clemency for six Tullans condemned for murder during a Dallas Calum robbery. A person named Givetnar Pater received death threats via letters offering money to spare the killers and to target the chief of police if the prisoners were allowed to escape.
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New Orleans
Board of Pardons
Tullans
Wut Amyre
Dallas Calum
Givetnar Pater
Rail crossings to be abolished would cost billions
A railway expert from the American Railway association stated that removing all 250000 grade crossings in the United States would require about 19 billion dollars. He noted that current budgets are insufficient and urged funds from American railroad management to begin eliminations.
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Cineygo
American Railway Association
Ameren’ Railroad ‘ Managemente
New Greek Republic Names First Minister to U S
A fragmentary report indicates Greece has chosen its first minister in the newly proclaimed republic. The name appears as Dr. Palt oroniadli or a close variant, described as the premier or first secretary, with unclear ties to Washington approval. Further details are unreadable due to damaged OCR.
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A. S
Wheat Imports Restricted by Presidential Order
The Department of Commerce indicates a Canadian wheat import restriction due to a presidential order. Officials note the action aims to protect domestic supply and price stability amid ongoing trade considerations.
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Wrehington
Canada
Wighea: Ly
Cam Tete
Barracks wrecked and equipment removed after preliminary
Damaged report notes barracks were wrecked and records and equipment removed after a preliminary event. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but imply disorder and loss of gear in Kilopiner parish area near Galway. Authorities may investigate the disturbance and assess damages.
Iowa Legislature Reaches Final Stage Of Code Revisions
The fourth revision session recessed after completing statute codification and bill enrollment. Key actions included adopting conference reports on control measures, extending session clock hours to finalize laws, and cataloging code work by a three-lawyer commission. Governor Kendall announced Maytag will direct the budget under new law.
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Towa
Billa
Francia
Pibr
Senate
Board of Control
Brookings
Era UV
G. Whitney
J. H. Trewin
J. GC. Mahry
Francis
General Assembly
Java
Iowa
Tenchora
Sperintendent of Public Instruction
Judiciary Committee
Acta
E. Frannis
Dube Natryction
Kendall
Fray L. Maytag
Newton Wold
Fly
Maytag
Exeau
Pall Greeling
John Hapimill
Hammill
Pasuad
Prigon
Condaros
State Legislature Faces New Budget Law Controversy
The article notes widespread budget legislation activity among forty of forty-eight entites, with debates over how the budget system should track expenditures and authorities. It covers board control proposals, anticipated oversight, and upcoming retirements, noting key figures such as Governor John Wammill, various senators and representatives, and the potential impact on future sessions.
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Mtoe
Thasa Ropottatia
Cnan
Alates
Elana
Wilon
Alain
Tan
Dolawire
Dutelier
Johnson
Ethels
Davis
Male
Jones
Molloeget
Cohan
Jahorton
Lucius
Newberry
Clayton
Orion
Nonna
Trloe
Monorn
Sentt
Worthern
John Wawmill
Komloll
Tabor Loudora
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Sam
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