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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1925

Page

4

Tax bill aims for half income tax cuts amid wartime unity

The article notes bipartisan cooperation on a new tax measure, with leaders promising within three months to enact an income tax cut of about fifty percent. Republicans and Democrats claim harmony, balancing wartime needs and political goals as the bill moves forward.

Americ‘twico Republic

Cut Season to Four Games

Middletown Conn Dee FA reported by student representatives from 27 colleges that intercollegiate teams should play only four football games per year within their class. The proposal emerged at Wesleyan during an Intercollegiate Parley on Education session. Committee members included R Q Brooks Wes leyan, Edward Duffy Dartmouth, W L Nichols Harvard Crimson, Robert R Thurber Princetonian, and H L Houghton Bowdoin.

Middletown Conn Dee FA Hino Wesleyan University R. Q R. Brooks Wesleyan University College Edward Duffy Dartmouth W. L. Nichols The Harvard Crimson Robert R. Thurber Princetonian H. L.houghton Bowdoin

Tax bill and World Court fight dominate next Congress

The article notes a $825 million tax reduction goal driving the new Congress, with a strenuous agenda of older, worn issues. Pushed to the front is the World Court question whether the United States will join the Permanent Court of International Justice, amid a bitter, elongated Senate battle and staunch opposition from “bitter enders” who fear entanglement abroad. Senator Borah leads foreign relations resistance, demanding drastic reservations or separation from the League.

Congress Senate United States Permanent Court of International Justice League of Nations Geneva League Friends of Court Harding-Coolidge League. * “sitters-Enders Wm. E. Borah Committee On Foreign Relations Borah

Geneva tribunal dominates Senate stage in debt talks

The article describes a looming showdown in Congress where a Geneva tribunal and League of Nations issues loom large. It notes irreconcilables pushing for divorce and alimony from the League, while debt funding agreements for Italy and Belgium face speeches and opposition. France’s debt commissions also generate congressional ire as funding efforts stall.

Geneva Tribunal League Senate House Italy Belgium France Washington

Homer City Court of Honor In Scout History

The first Court of Honor for Homer City Scouting drew 40 boys from Homer City and nearby communities. Officers included Rev. E. L. Ritchie and M. J. Brandon. Advancements listed span Second Class to First Class with multiple merit badges won by Graceton and Homer City Scouts. A separate note mentions Mount Bedees traffic control night on Haddon Avenue and Kings Highway.

Homer City Goral Graceton Luciansboro Waterman Lucerne Brushvalley E. L. Ritchie M. J. Brandon Paul Campbell C. H. Kirk Albert Oswalt Grageton Jon Petts Daryel Deboney Paw Beaver Anthony Torquato John Twindle Sam Konkaly Gracton Kenneth Phillippi Jon Povlick Woodrow Philippi Wally Var Haddonfield Haddon Avenue Kings Highway

Max Carey Tops NL Honor Men in 1925 All Star Picks

The Baseball Writers Association released the honor list of ten players just behind the MVP and an all star National League team. Max Carey of Pittsburgh led the honor list with 11 votes, followed by Meusel, Luque, Grimm, Wheit, Donohue, Hargrave, Harper, Sand, and Aldridge. Wright Wright is misidentified. the piece lists Guys and teams, including Hornsby and Traynor.

Kelly New York Davis J. Walsh N. S Rogers Hornsby St. Louis Cardinals Baseball Winers’ Committee Baseball Writers’ Association James Gould Max Carey Pittsburgh Voles Meusel Luque Cincinnati Grimm Chicago Wheit Brooklyn Donohue Hargrave Harper Philadelphia Sand

Pirates and Reds Tie for Most Nominees in All Star Vote

Two teams tied for most nominees with four each, while the Giants and three other clubs had one apiece. The Braves and Clubs failed to place a man on the team, as Wright of the Pirates claimed the shortstop spot. An honor list of deserving players who received no votes was also named, including Stixey, Meadows, Gurnier, Sherdell, Hjammoty, Orttz, Cooney, McInnes, Grantham, Bell, Gooch, Pinelli, Welsh, and others. Local items note community residents and visits to and from nearby towns.

Pirates Reds Giants Phillies Cards Dodgers Braves Bancroft Boston Wright Stixey Cincinnaty Meadows Pittsburgh Gurnier Brooklyn Bladen St. Louis Sherdell Hjammoty Chicago Pittsburg Bell Gooch Atlatha Young New York Benton Carlson Philadelphia Wilson Stock Barnhart Pinelli Cincinnati Bresisler Welsh

Famous French Recipes From Paris Dessert Instructions

Paris dispatch notes Fran de la Toursia as a top recipe source. It describes making a light pie crust baked to brown, a vanilla milk cream boiled to soak flavor, and a terrine mix of six eggs with flour and powdered sugar. The cream is folded into the crust and the dish is baked in a modest oven.

Paris Fran de la Toursia Lisebotte

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