Treadway Confesses Slayings in Peirce Case
Philadelphia police release a signed statement in the Henry T. Petree murder case. Peter D. Treadway admits he and Al Smith, alias Marion Bluett, killed Peirce, absolving Moss and Boots Phillins as witnesses. Smith fled toward Steubenville, Ohio and is sought by officials. The motive centers on robbery as Treadway details the assault and sequence of events.
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Treadway
Smith
Peirce
Steavenville
Ohio
Robbrey
Treutwa
Moss
Peires
Trendwry
Maite Willips
Len O'Cluck
Nists
Routinless
Stun
Tlaekyek
Desiree
Sin
Sniff Replaces Cup That Cheers At Scots Banquet
A Scots society banquet in Boston features a substitute cup, a ram horn serving as the charm, while a stern warning about liquor use echoes an old father’s counsel. The event marks the shift from anti prohibition toast to a celebratory feast amid spirited remarks.
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Sniff
Woston
St Louis Tailors to Open Co op Shops in City
St Louis tailors plan cooperative shops under the Merchants Sailors' Association of St Louis to lower prices. Samuel L Fox, president, says work now by contractors will move in house, with wage cuts from wool weight and contractor elimination aiding a modest price reduction from 45 to 70 dollars for suits.
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ST. Louis Tailors Plan
Lotis
Tiwnen- Oper
St. Louis
Samuel L. Fox
Fux
Film Fire Sparks Gotham City Scare
A film fire disrupted Times Square in New York City as flames broke out in a motion picture building. Firefighters quickly responded from multiple units, sending smoke and alarms through the area while crowds gathered to watch. No injuries are reported, and officials are investigating the blaze's cause.
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Gotham
New York
Times Square
Four Children Born to Utah Woman in Salt Lake City
A Utah woman gave birth to four children in Salt Lake City as medical staff report the rare event. The delivery involved the mother identified as a local resident and the newborns are reported in stable condition.
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Utah
Salt Lake
Osten
The ETC Alphabet Excerpt From A Fragmented Page
An OCR fragment presents a jumble of letters and phrases about the alphabet and duties, mixing references to bravery, defense, and doors. The text appears as garbled lines with scattered names and incomplete words, lacking a coherent news item or clear individuals, organizations, or events to report.
Spraul Urges Tax Reform Without Burden on Industry
Harrisburg Pa Gov William C Sproul told fiscal heads at a governors conference that Pennsylvania will seek necessary revenues for municipalities state and nation without imposing burdens on industry. He said no direct tax on property will be levied and revenue will come from taxes on capital stock securities corporate earnings inheritances and from fees and licenses. All possible efforts will be made.
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Keystone
Harrisburg
Willian C. Sproul
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Debt Explained for War Costs and Tax Burdens
The article explains how the Keystone State meets its obligations amid wartime expenses and notes that levying on capital stock of manufacturing corporations could have been avoided. It discusses burdens placed on citizens and industries and reflects on ongoing economic strains.
Governor notes rising costs and tax relief trend
Governor Sproul cites inflated costs to fund state duties and urges no traditional levies on incomes or land, praising a broad shift toward tax reduction. He cites deficits and overdrafts avoided to protect wards, while discussing reform of Paris forts into public baths.
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Spronl
Paris
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H. T. Peirge
Marie Phillips
J. A. Moss
Kay Iversen
Lakeview
Mich
Beyerstedt Bros. Orchestra
Ste Rivoli
Doug
Yangzer
Christine Nadie
Runkel
Runkeel Bros., Inc
West 30Th Street
New York City
Makey
Rumkel’s
Hela
Lancaster Ginghams
Charlies
Black
Satin
Messaline
Staple Street
Raisins del Monte
Santa Clara
Doerflinger
la Crosse
Doerfiinger’s
City Prize
Eastman Kodak
J. A. Fischer
Steve Kuskei
Clinton St
He Kodak
W. J- Spafford
Badger
Mens Kodak Shop
South Third St
Lacrosse, Wis
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