Wilsons Peace Time Program Outlined For Congress
President Wilson sent a broad message to Congress proposing a diversified program to restore peacetime business conditions revise the tax system curb unrest reduce the cost of living and improve rural production. He urged new tariff laws simplified income tax changes and a genuine democratization of industry with labor and capital protected.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Hig
Congress
Mexico
Revenue Agents of District C Hold Meet Here
Revenue agents of District C convened a meeting here to discuss methods and enforcement during the tax period. Officials reviewed procedures and shared guidance for compliance and audits with local officers.
Conference Meets Today On Child Labor Enforcement
An announcement from Ervie Bowman division chief for the Logansport revenue district says deputy revenue collectors will meet today in the post office building to receive full information on enforcing the February 1919 child labor law. The Logansport district includes Cass and seven surrounding counties Carroll Howard Pulaski Miami Wabash Fulton and White. The act imposes a 1 percent excise tax on net profits for mines quarries and workplaces employing underage labor and bars certain hours for ages 14 to 16. Continued on page three.
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States Revenue Department
Logansport
Ervie Bowman
Cass
Carroll
Howard
Pulaski
Miami
Wabash
Fulton
White
Bowman
City Clerk George Beals Charged With Embezzlement
Terre Haute record reports Clerk George Beals charged with embezzlement after an apparent shortfall of about $1 008 in city funds. Judge Paul R Bhater issued a warrant as Beals failed to appear Monday, triggering a search as the ice hall and other city offices note his absence.
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Asser Iment Press
Haut Rec
George Beals
Paul R.bhater
Fears
Mears
Sig
Train Robber Carlisle Captured Near Glendive Wyoming
William Carlisle, the notorious train robber known as the artful bandit, was wounded and captured near Glend, Wy after a snowbound chase. He resisted a posse led by Charles Irwin of Cheyenne, was treated, then strapped to a pack horse and taken to Douglass hospital.
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Douglas,Wy
William
Carlisle
Glend, Wy
Frank Williams
Emiles
Douglass
Docta Ater
Douglass Hospital
Los Angeles
Wyoming
Helein-the-Wall
Winion Pacific
Charles “Irwin
Cheyenne
Irwin
Union Pacific
Hanna
Laramie Peak
Republicans endorse Coolidge amid contested county votes
The state Republican convention faced a turbulent session as anti Weed delegates sought to withhold their vote on presidential endorsement. Lewden led with 28 599 votes while Weed needed 25 558 for a majority. Frasier was indorsed for president by the Non Partisan League. Ayres was nominated for U S senator and Bates for governor.
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Scania
Tata
Wilson
Richards
WAB
Weod
Lewden
Lowden
McAdeon
Frazier
Lynn J. Frasier
North Dakota
League
Robert M. LaFollette
Tom Ayres
Perkina County
United States
Mark. P. Bates
Letcher
Venereal disease plan discussed by county druggists and physicians
Dr. H W McKane presided a Cass County meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to map a county plan against venereal disease. A statewide questionnaire prompted co operation. next Monday at 8 p m a county session will decide on action with a state health representative to speak.
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Prysicidas
Lo- Sansport
Cass County Chamber of Commerce
H. W. McKane
Indianapolis
State Board of Health
George D. Miller
Chamber of Commerce
State Board ‘of Health
Afchane
Congress Opens With President Wilson Message Read
AP reports Washington December 2 Congress opened with President Wilson s annual message read separately to both chambers as galleries filled. Senate moved on the Cummings railroad bill aiming for passage before Christmas and House leaders set an immediate push on annual appropriation bills near five billion dollars. Conference report on those appropriations sent to the president for approval. A special message on railroads expected later.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dee
Congress
Wilson
Senate
House
Pincident
Mexican note on kidnapping case delays release update
Washington reports impatience as the state department awaits Mexico City word on Tenkings consular agent release. A note to Carranza was said to be presented, with officials hoping for prompt action. Details emerge on Norman Rowe’s capture by rebels and rescue efforts nearby.
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Preca
Washington
States Department
Mexico City
Tenkings
Puebla
Carranza
United States
Norman Rowe
Sutawharaatele
Elam
Reasent
Carrai Agminis
Zacateeas
Sabres
Ley
Sithia
Tescue Rove
Bacatecas
Luis Sabrera
Decal Office Sees Action as We We Rerun Issues
Fragmentary OCR note references Decal office actions and a person named Jason Ge with numbers and dates unreadable. The readable text hints at internal process details and a potential bid or approval but lacks clear events or outcomes.
Governors Confer Over Coal Industry Federal Plan
Missouri Governor Frederick D. Gardner has called governors of coal mining states to a conference. The goal is to decide a plan under a federal fuel board with an administrator for each state.
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Chicago
Frederick D. Gardner
Missouri
Peccape Fecom
Unreadable OCR Summary of Local Notices
Damaged text fragment shows scattered terms about business, weather, industries and unions. No coherent events or names clearly identifiable.
Wyoming strike tests wage talks with operators and officials
A disrupted effort in Wyoming involves wage talks and district officers as walkouts loom. Indianapolis dispatch notes Governor Goodrich weighing options to advance operations and press for a resolution on Saturday.
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Wyoming
Wagea
Atte
Wera-Oftrict
Todo
Cora
Indianapolis
Dec
Goodrich
Aturday
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