Financial relief for Ohio cities backed by administration
Ohio lawmakers discuss a 1.5 percent revenue measure to fund city finances. Senator Mooney introduces a ballot proposal granting local authorities authority to postpone elections and shift ballots, while defining a new municipal tax plan. Grand Rapids and Cleveland figures are cited as supporting groups. The proposal aims to stabilize city finances with limited five year levy provisions and voter approval.
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Taxation plans and Fed eral trade changes amid flood repairs
Reported shifts include a new taxation framework with revised levies and exemptions, plus funding for flood protection road repairs and waterworks. The article notes possible voter vote at the next November election and mentions Ambassador Gerard and a Belgium deportation protest.
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Forty One Years in Solitary Prisoner Granted Privileges
Jesse Pomeroy, held in solitary confinement for forty one years at Harbesdawn Prison, has received privileges along with other inmates from the late executive council. Convicted of murder of two children at Arteom Pomeroy, his sentence began years earlier, now allows light work and shared activities in a separate cell with supervised outings and church services.
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Debate Resolution Goes to Calendar
Washington, Jan. 29. After hours of wrangling over President Wilson’s speech, the Senate failed to act on Senator Cummins’ resolution setting aside Jan 29 for a free-for-all debate on the Monroe doctrine extension. The measure went to the calendar, signaling daily peace debate and sharp partisan exchanges ahead.
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Atrocities Alleged Against Prisoners Reported
A French account describes brutal treatment of wounded German prisoners after surrender. Testimony cites severed limbs, stab deaths, and a corporal’s death during mercy gestures. In Georgetown Ohio, Margaret Woods Hredford, thirty, died after clothing caught fire while attempting to aid a baby.
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Unclear historical note on Dewey casket and statesmen
The fragment discusses Dewey casket removal and mentions Anori and other statesmen who died, questioning if the work suits the Navy Department. Sources unclear and context fragmented.
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British War Council Member De Clare Hint at Peace
The article quotes a British official asserting that consent to peace is impossible, warning that Germany’s military power remains intact. It discusses President Wilson’s aims and asks what role neutral nations should play in international agreements, criticizing the current administration's handling of wartime conduct and diplomacy.
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Berlin on Peace Plan German Envoy Comments on Wilson Address
Berlin reports quote German Foreign Secretary Zimmerman reacting to President Wilsons address. He says the imperial government supports the goal of lasting peace and accepts the president as a living force toward securing peace on earth, with the emperor’s duty to defend the realm.
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Bulgars Fall Before Russians In Southern Front
A night surprise attack yielded Bulgarian gains before the Russians in the Danube estuary region near Tyltchi. Bulgarian troops, battalion strength, were captured or prisoners, with officers among them after hard fighting. Air activity and broader fronts actions continue as Austrians press toward Gorizia and both sides report losses.
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Battleship Camille Afeathla Becomes Symbol of Power at Launch
Newport News Virginia June 2 Spectators cheer as the new U S battleship Camille Afeathla is launched amid praise from naval officers and officials The vessel valued around 15 million dollars displaces 22 000 tons and will carry 1 920 officers and men The ship is touted as one of the world s strongest battleships eclipsing rivals and signaling U S naval strength
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Tragic Streetcar Crash Claims Multiple Victims
A chaotic report from Cleveland describes a deadly streetcar collision injuring and killing several people including Mr. Sacherom and Mr. Beers. The piece notes a freight train derailment near City, Pa, and mentions a divorce case in Mineola involving a brokerage wife.
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Leaks Inquiry Pauses as Brokers Face Record Demands
The New York leak inquiry adjourned as congressional members return to Washington after a tense session. Executives and attorneys from three stock exchanges received a modified demand for records, with the committee signaling continued cooperation and an upcoming New York hearing date.
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Malburn Takes Bank Examiner Post Across Steveland District
The report notes Malburn to be removed as Statek and named bank examiner for the Steveland district with a salary of 4000 a year. The appointment, signed by the assistant secretary of the treasury, shifts from Waslingtos and names Mathurn as a comparative figure. A separate line mentions a fatal car incident in Chicago with a teen bride and chauffeur seriously injured.
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Proposal for Railroad Strike Lockout Considered by Senate Committee
Senators debate a rival labor provision for railroad legislation aimed at preventing strikes or lockouts. The plan, proposed by President Wilson’s adviser, faces procedural hurdles as the Interstate Commerce Committee weighs political and legal implications, with leaders signaling further action if needed.
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