Nation's tax bill clears 730 million revision limit
House leaders seek four day debate on a revised tax plan. The Ways and Means Committee, with Democrats opposing, approved changes in the draft bill including a corporation tax increase option and sales tax debates. A minority report is expected as Republicans push for further revisions and delay.
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Bul
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Ways and Means
House Democrats
Representative Frear
Wisconsin
Ways and Mineans Committee
House
Aorion Yosters
Conforet
Yordney
Howse
Way ‘Sority
Ways Sid Means
Darcidal
Hale
Caren
Repuibe Ucans
Moonlight Dance Sparks Suit Over Car Jump Injury
Miss Larsen sues Abraham claiming injuries after leaping from his car during a West Salem dance night. Abraham denies speeding and warning, says she jumped intentionally amid threats from other youths. Attorney Otto Isellabach represents Abraham in the adverse examination.
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West Salem
Parvillon
George Abrabane
Pearlstroog
Crosse
Tarsen
Quuluska
Salem
Asytin
Quincey Hite
Cowie & Hate
Ieuan
Abraham
Miss Jarson
Hute
Sears
Abrahim
Miss Larsen
Omalaska
West -U- Mena
Flenied
Atte
Miss Larson
Otto
Isellabach
Abtihan
Government of Turk Nationalists Moved as Greeks Advance
Fragmented OCR notes describe a shifting Turkish nationalist government location near Angora and Angzome amid Greek advances. The text references relocation 160 miles southeast and tensions with population movements, but details are garbled and unclear.
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Constantinople
Senate committee refuses to call M Adoow as witness
Washington reports the Senate committee declined to call Win G Alden former director general of wires and expert testimony amid debates over administration’s favored bill. The motion was defeated as Senator Pittman Nevada named and the party alignment noted.
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Senate
M’adoo
Washington
Ierstate Cetumeares
Yorsdhay
G. AleAden
Trihords
Fastinony
Adea
Sandlor Pittman
Nevada
T Bed
Sentiue
Pullin
Stanley
Denier
Kent Anil
Two drownings at Devil's Lake near Madison Wis
A girl and a man drowned when a sternrower sank Monday afternoon at Devil's Lake. A Mulherin-looking survivor was saved. Identified victims include Clarence M. Williams of Madison and Minnie Unilos, 18, while another student, Walper Fields of Salt Lake City, is noted as rescued.
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Devil's Lake
Mathson
Wis
Lenin Quote on Russia's Famine Crisis in Pravda
Soviet Premier Lenine is cited by Pravda in its July issue noting famine conditions and a push to prioritize food production. The report details dwindling Donetz coal, metallurgical shutdowns, rising factory closures, and worker absenteeism, painting a near catastrophe for Russia's economy.
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York
Nicolai Lenine
Hotshevik
Pravda
Moscow
Russia
Editoriay the
Peavda
Night Barn Fire Claims Six At Wisconsin Farm
Flames lit the night sky near Grandad as a barn burned, killing John Petrosky and two boys inside. The blaze endangered nearby buildings but neighbor volunteers saved the rest of the farm with water and fire—crews. The Petrosky family were asleep and unaware until neighbors woke them by the smoke.
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Grandad
Great Dollar Day Bargains Spark City Shopping Day
Dollar Day sales sweep Lak Grosse as stores promise big bargains on fall and winter goods. Shoppers from surrounding areas urged to visit, with 800 am to late hours and extra clerks to handle crowds for one of the city’s greatest shopping days.
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la Grosse
Bryant
Cmme
Rock Bottom Prines
Earth tremors hit Eritrean Red Sea colony area
Serious quake shocks reported from Tralisut Colony on the African Red Sea coast. A message from Asman, government seat, says four people killed and score injured at Masown. Seven houses collapsed and more damaged. aid dispatched by the Willan minister of colonies to the quake scene.
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Rome
Red Sea
Felesran
Asman
Masown
Woman Arrested for Stealing Ride on Freight Freed
Mrs. Fred Hampshire returned home to Nee nah after a Milwaukee freight ride theft case. The woman, about 24, claimed the name Spike Yanpshire and wore a bath, shampooed hair, and disheveled appearance. She was jailed 40 days for disrespect to the court. her husband, Mr. Hampshire, had been detained during the ordeal.
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Fred Hampshire
Neenah
Fred Yanpshire
Spike
Milwaukee
Camp Douglas
Wis
Hampshire War
Kit
Pupil Breaks Nose of Golf Instructor With Mashie
Philadelphia report says a pupil swung a mashie while being shown how to operate a sunshade. The ball struck instructor Tallman on the nose, breaking it and splinters of bone required removal. The incident occurred as the pupil stood too close during the lesson.
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Mashie
Philadelphia
Morris Hitman
White Marsh Valley
Tallman
Mili
Forcing French Slough River Falls to 1.1 Feet
Old rivermen and fishermen note the river at 1.1 feet above low water as it fords French slough in front of Goyelton boat livery on French Island. The gauge at the wagon bridge records fluctuations since 1875 with August readings from 0.3 to 0.4 feet and historical lows of 12 feet in 1877.
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Goyelto
French Island
Lieweilher Bureau
Arts—Oa
Autoists and Band Visit Trempealeau on Friendly Trip
A Cham ber of Commerce mobile excursion departs tomorrow for Trempealeau a historic village. The students band will accompany and perform a concert in the evening. Trempealeau hosts prepared a program for visitors with a supper arranged by local women and a return trip scheduled to allow theater attendance Wednesday night.
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Sterie
Tremyealernt
Fitimens
Treapealean
Tempealeau
Fiso
Five Million Out of Employment in the United States
Secretary of Labor Davis told the Senate that about five million people were unemployed in the United States. He noted the figures exclude former service members and rely on payroll data. Manufacturing sectors showed the highest unemployment percentage, with mining, transportation, trade, and domestic service also affected.
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Warlington
Bost
Che
Dravis
Senate
Diviseld
U S Board to Define Erie Workers Status
Marion Ohio reports a request to define the status of former Erie Railroad shop workers who declined employment with the Railway Service Company. The board on Tuesday considered the matter as operations shifted and men faced new employment terms. An elderly Oklahoma couple reportedly walked to Illinois seeking assistance for admission to a soldiers home in Danville.
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Marion
Erie Railroad
Oklahoma
Illinois
ST. Louis
Andrew Awirt
Mary
Tulsi
Stewart
Springfield
Lave
Aic
Danville
Nois
Mrs Smith Wins Custody in Divorce Case
Ida Smith gains custody of her two sons after court hearings in Burns Wisconsin and Milwaukee. Jacob L Smith attempted to block the move and sought arrest, while Mrs Smith filed for divorce and support. The judge then awarded custody to the mother with a period for appeal.
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Ida Smith
Hunts Court
Jacob L. Smith
Gonseck
Burns
Ans
Dewes
New Amsterdam
Smith
Apne
Smilly
Albert Wolfe
Bee
Tale
Dante
Aale
Smit
Expected liquor shipment from Canada spotted near Detroit
Michigan police reported a suspected liquor shipment from Canada arriving in Windsor and crossing the river into the United States. Early raids in Detroit suburbs led to arrests as officers stopped the flow of beer and whiskey, seizing alcohol and detaining several men.
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U.S
Canada
Michigan ‘State Crauper Nat
Camus
Windsor
United Ant
Lielrotp
Detroit
Marks Pleads Not Guilty To Taking Shriner's Wallet
El Mares, accused of picking the pocket of James McKusker a Shriner of Red Wing, pleaded not guilty at arraignment before County Judge Brindley. We adjourned until August 19 at 2 p m. Also report of Eli J. Long denied compensation for false imprisonment after murder charge. he served years and was released by duty in a news.
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Marks
Shriner
el Mares
James McKusker
Red Wing
Befare
Brindley
Treasury chief promises cleaner money in New York letter
The secretary of the treasury promises cleaner currency, noting that fewer complaints are expected as the government prints more sanitary money. The assurance came in a public letter from Lee Meljon to the merchants' association of New York on Tuesday. London reports Premier Lloyd George said the allied supreme council meeting was one of the most important since the peace declaration, in remarks from the house.
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Secretary OF Treasury
New York
Falkts
Treasury
Lee Meljon
Merchants’ Association of Xmew
York
London
Actio
Lloyd George
Eoeil
Ireland’s Dail Eireann Opens with De Valera Demand for Republic
Exiled Irish leader De Valera addressed the Dail Eireann on its first public session, asserting Ireland’s claim to independence from Britain and denouncing British proposals as unjust. He outlined plans for a private session to review replies to Lloyd George and promised further ministerial reports, stressing the republic’s plebiscite-backed mandate and intent to pursue peace or war based on the British response.
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Associated Press
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Exmaun de Valera
Ireland
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de Valen
England
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Germany
Pe Valera
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Sens
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Dall
Pe Valen
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de Vatera
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de Valera
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Wierd George
Jenvler
Belfasrt
George
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