Sesqui plans and tax reform debates in Philadelphia
The article discusses the Sesqui celebrations in Philadelphia and the urge to expose plotters. It notes Senator Couzens and Mellon tax plans, supporting possible 20 percent surtax and broadening non taxability of high incomes. It mentions Prohibition enforcement costs and the debate on enforcement efficacy and expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senlouzeris
Mellon
Couz‘dto
Stary
Couzens
Baltimore
Isury
Gizens
Oppot
Unclear OCR fragment on taxation and enforcement
Fragmentary text discusses a tax or budget matter, mentioning patrone, Cady, Sure 8 thd tary, dilating units, drys and oeta, and enforcement threats. It references Senator Watson and implied outcomes but lacks coherent details or clear entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beye
Watson
Modernists To Win At the Presbyterian General Assembly
Plans for the Presbyterian General Assembly include Dr. John M T Finney named vice moderator and several committee chairmen such as Dr. William O Thompson on bills and overtures and Dr Lapsley A MacFee on Christian Education. Other chairs listed cover National missions policy and finance among others with names and locations given. Also noted are local items: Pottstown depot plans and Suquehanna school remodeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ings
John M. T. Finney
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Charles R. Erdman
Erdman
William O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Lapsley’ A. MacFee
Berkeley
Calif
Fores
Arnold G. Moody
Rey. L. C. Bell
Huron S. D
J. M. Broady
Birmingham
Ala
H. H. Bird
Abington
Herbert Booth Smith
Los Angeles
Marion Center Concrete Work Delays Traffic and Play Announced
Concrete pavement work in Marion Center ties up Main Street after rains causing detours via the mings and the degree hollow. Secretary P D Wright says orders are in place to secure ravol and restore conditions. Senior class plans a two night production of Mice and Men at the auditorium on May 20 and 30 to accommodate absentees due to Memorial Day. Additional residents join in concreting efforts along Main Street, with several already completed and others preparing to lay new walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gableton
P. D. Wright
Marion Center ‘High School
Main Street
N. H. Wetzel
B. W. Thomas
I. L. Kerr
A. 8. McCormick
Werner Holt
W. C. Griffith
Adda Pounds
Mildred Hile
Ha. Jones
Ira Feitzhans
W.S. Shields
Aaron Houck
B. W.thomas
New Mystery in Shepherd Trial Emerges
The Shepherd trial faces a fresh mystery as James C. Callan, a ward politician, is set to appear before a grand jury to be questioned about allegedly advising a prospective juror that jury service might be worth accepting. As panel selection stalled, only two men remained possible jurors on day five, with a second panel likely needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Callan
Ward
Memorial Sunday Observance Here Invites Local Veterans Groups
Memorial Sunday will be observed here with brief services ending in taps. A cordial invitation is extended to W. R. C. No. 70, William L. Buchanan Camp No. 177, Song of Veterans and Auxiliary, Joseph A. Blakeley Camp, United Spanish American War Veterans, American Legion Post No. 141, World War Veterans, their Auxiliary, Mothers of Democracy, D. A. R. and other patriotic organizations and the general public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Buchanan
Song of Veterans and Auxiliary
Joseph A. Blakeley
United Spanish-American War Veterans
The
American Legion Post
World War Veterans
Auxiliary
Mothers of Democracy
Robinson's Circus Here Returns To Clearfield
The circus parade at 11 featured a female baby camel drawn to the show, with a seven week old camel nearby expressing jealousy. Tickets will be sold all day in Hall's book store at ground prices to ease crowds.
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Clearfield
Florida peonage case looms as jurors chosen
In Pensacola Florida May 22 INS reports four hours of arguments in a federal peonage case involving five Calhoun County white men. Accused of forcing negroes to work in turpentine camps the defendants include M B Davis Chas Land Wilt Proctor Cary Whitefield and Frank Daniel. Each side was allotted two hours for opening. Allentown plans note a 250 room hotel at Ninth and Hamilton and a $427000 junior high project. Pittsburgh notes a $500000 addition to Hemlopable? building with completion expected by 96a.
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Pensacola
Fla
Calhoun County
M. B. Davis
Chas
Land
Wilt Proctor
Cary Whitefield
Frank Daniel
Davis
Business leaders urge tax cuts and unity in Congress
A senior business figure urged Congress to subordinate personal advantage to the national good, condemning minority blocs and calling for lower income and inheritance taxes. He blamed high living costs on slow realization of excess demand and warned managers’ timid attitudes hurt production. He urged keeping the Philippine Islands as part of the United States and favored an honest free voice in both nations.
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Congress
Coolidge
Httle
Philippine Islands
United States
Islands
State Camp at Inglenook State Camp opens for youths
The local Y M C A plans to send a large delegation to the State Y M C A Camp at Peters Mountain near Harrisburg from June 25 to July 18. A $23 minimum covers the full period. nonmembers may join. The camp offers healthful, structured life with Christian leaders, daily physical and religious activities, leadership classes, and life study groups on forty acres beside the Susquehanna River. Registrations are increasing and Indiana’s quota will be filled soon. for more info contact the Boys' Secretary.
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Peters Mountain
Harrisburg
Inglenook
Susquehanna River
Indiana
Kiski Tennis Team Saturday at Indiana Club Court
Kiski meets Indiana in a tennis outing Saturday with 1:20 starts on McCreary Court featuring Guthrie and Fleck in singles and Guthrie with Robinson in doubles. Additional singles on Counvey Club Court include Clark and Fisher, Clark and Jack in doubles. Admission is free. players include Hershey Reading Company grads and local competitors.
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Kiski
Guthrie and
Fleck
Indiana
Indiana Tennis Club
McCreary Court
Guthrie
Robinson
Counvey Club
Clark
Fisher
Jack
Stock Market at Noon Hour Tracks Oil Upturn
New York May 22 After a firm open led by motor and utility stocks the market turned reactionary in early trading Oil stocks held the upward trend while high priced motors Mack Trucks rose 8 points to 181% and Willys Overland preferred hit a movement high California Petroleum weak on new share sale 527 000 at 272 but offerings taken at current prices Utilities slipped as Utah securities were dropped Eastern Gas firms led oil stocks Pan American Sinclair gained Readings strong in rails Atchison Southern in demand Cast Iron Pipe GE American Can among leaders covered Heavy Texas Company trading Call money 3 percent for week end Grain market Chicago May 22 Grains up except corn Wheat up to to 1 cents Corn steady to down Oats up with deferreds leading Provisions strong with hogs
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New York
Willys Overland
California Petroleum
Utah
Pan American and
Sinclair
Skelly
Pacific
Marland
Mid-continent
Shell Union
Royal Dutch
Standard Oil
Reading
Atchison and Southern Railway
General Electric
Américan
Can
Texas Company
Confederate Veterans Parade Opens at Dallas Reunion
Confederate veterans in Dallas gather for the big parade marking the 98th reunion. Lee and Jackson era soldiers wear gray as veterans march at 10 o'clock, followed by sons and grandsons. General We8 Freeman of Richmond named commander. Birmingham to host the 98th reunion.
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Dallas
Tex
INS
Lee
Jackson
Freeman
Richmond
Birmingham
Facing Cold Steel 1 The Carnahan Mystery
Carnahan courts a hotel, tracks a room thief, and confronts a detective. He wields a nickel plated inhaler as his only weapon, subdues a man in his room, and coerces a ride through the lobby with cunning to evade capture. The scene ends with Carnahan signaling to leave the suspect in the elevator cage as two detectives close in.
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Wistarn Newspaper Union
Carnahan
Waa
Mike
Eaid
Stopage Costs of Stopping World Machinery
The article notes immense costs to halt machinery, citing railroads and taxi fleets. It estimates a toll of about $4 per wheel set including brakes, wheels, rails and locomotives for a large railroad halt. A taxi firm with around 9,000 cars faces thousands in stop costs.
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Saya Popular Mechanica Maya Alpe
Java Cay
Tanke
Social notes from Blairsville and Indiana trips
Mr and Mrs Norman Shaffer Betty and Rossman visit Grove City and Meadville while relatives host. Jeannette couple Clark Daugherty spend day in Indiana with James and John Daugherty and families. Mrs James St Clair returns from Martins Ferry Ohio. Erma Cunningham heads to Pittsburgh for weekend with relatives. Mack Stewart and Sidney Marshall buy a saddle horse in Georgetown Kentucky and ship to Indiana. Glasstetter family to Hackensack New Jersey where he begins district manager role for Maytag. Thomas McGillick visits Indiana. William Beker returns from Pittsburgh. Ray Jones family overland trip to Punxsutawney. Taylor Harbison visits Indiana. Milt Brandon of Graceton Coal and Coke visits Court House. Jas Henderson visits West Wheatfield with parents. W H McCann of Tamons travels to Indiana on business. M K Clementzon from Washington visits Indiana. Todo Lewie of Marchand attends Givevs in Indiana. George E Allison of Graceton spends day in Indiana with Graceton baseball tour. Indiana County League heads listed. Harrisburg May 22. Governor Inghert declares allies eradicated as industrial unrest cools. state treasury notes factory inspectors to be redeployed.
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Washington
Collier
Elphia
Philadelphia
Genelor Watson
RISKI
Bentley
Dhhewacgone Lavwis Ae
Linkun Eres Wees
Matting Persuees
Panta
Ratner Anrene
Indiana Fritchman Ween
Ginenand Ve Tobe
Pier See
Wells
Hewitt Asennad Blair
Presbyterian General Assembly
Pottstown
Suequehanna
Laurel Street
Rt & Co. Inc
Sport Marion Center
Robinson’s Circus
Florida
Allentown
Ninth and
Hamton Streets
Pittsburgh
Hershey—Reading Company
Antzonde
Beth Hels
Belden
Motoraeed
Goodrich
Kelly Spring Wise
Val Bowene
Lehigh Mar
Magna Copas
Penesenee Continental
Mataee Nee Sar
N. C
ATK
N. Ni H., Trieber
Nor. Pat
Pan. Am
Pet
Sean Ware
Pennock A
Pere Mar Peer Eebenee
Rep. Ir. and Steel
Royal Ute
Rock Island
Veanee
Sinclair Ol
South
Pac
Stand
Studebaker
Ind
N. Y
Rails
St. Paul Nesters
Redmond & Co
Chicago
Liverpool
Milton
New Trinity Lateran
By Willis Brindley
Areca
Luxenberg’s
BIG Jewelry
Indiana, Pa
Mrs. Norman
Shaffer
Betty
Rossman
Grove City
Meadville
Clark Daugherty
Jeannette
Mr. Daugherty
James
John
James St. Clair
Martins Terry
Ohio
Mis
Virginia
Erma Cunningham
Mack Stewart
Sidney Marshall
Georgetown
Inediana
William Glasstetter
Hackensack
N. J
Glasstetter
May- Tag Washing Machine Company
Thomas McGillick
Blairsville
William Beker
Ray Jones
Punxau
Tawney
Taylor Harbison
Milt Brandon
Graceton Coal and Coke Company
Court House
Jas, I. Henderson
West Wheatfield Township
Mre
T. A. Henderson
W. H. McCann
Tamons
M. K. Clementzon
Ndiana
Todo Lewie of
Marchand
George E. Allison
Graceton
Mr. Allison
Indiana County League
Eee
Bnee
INL
Inghet Tod
Pooluts
Nani
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