Tax Reduction Program Fight Shapes Up Ahead
Republicans press a $350 million tax cut plan to move quickly in the new Congress. Six core recommendations include repealing the income tax publicity clause, removing war relic nuisance taxes on autos and theatres, reducing top surtax from 40% to 20%, and lowering normal rates up to 5000 dollars while phasing reductions upward.
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George BR. Holmes
International News Service
Washington
Congress
Éaders
Husband Dies In Movie Wife Follows Hours Later
Charles W. Clark, famed Chicago baritone, died suddenly during a film in a Chicago theatre. Three hours later his wife, Mrs. Clark, collapsed and died, ending a shared tragedy amid devotion.
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International News Service
Chicago
Charles W. Clark
Jesse James and the summer hotels of the era
An old-time speaker contrasts Jesse James with fashionable summer hotels. He recalls gun robbery in plain speech but argues resorts, like James, take valuables yet leave guests with only a shirt. He mocks hotels for churning receipts and a chilly, mechanical hospitality as weather warms to eighty three.
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Jesse James
Jesse
Federal Government Warns Dry Squadron On Use Of Fire Arms
Federal authorities move to curb indiscriminate firearm use by dry agents after killings during prohibition raids. Gen L C Andrews to issue orders limiting firearms to self defense or extreme cases. Precautions to protect innocents. border patrols get more enforcement latitude. campaign continues.
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Robert 5S. Thornburgh
International Ews Service
Washington
Treasury
L. C. Andrews
Prohibition Organization
Disruption Of Miners Parley Now Is Likely
International News Service reports the wage conference between miners and operators is likely to be disrupted as John L. Lewis weighs the next move. Warrriner warns the sub committee is fully authorized, while Lewis calls the proceedings a farce and threatens to respond after sessions resume this afternoon.
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International
Atlantic. Cit
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Samuel D. Warriner
Warriner
State Scoffs At Theory Invention In Scott Hearing
In Chicago on August 4 International News Service reports the state challenges a defense theory in the insanity hearing for Russs DH Scott. State's Attorney Rittenhouse ridicules alleged delusions and claims to present witnesses to show Scott is not insane. Stewart, Scott's lawyer, hints at paranoia symptoms and plans expert testimony on delusions of persecution. The defense argues the prison life and substances have degraded Scott's mind.
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Rittenhouse
Wiliam Scott Stewart
Scott
Stewart
Allentata
Butterfies
Liona
Three Children Die In Philadelphia Auto Crashes
Louis Szinczak aged eleven was struck while riding a bicycle in front of his home. George Boyson ten rode a homemade scooter, slipped and was crushed under a truck. A third unidentified man died in another crash, raising the three day total to seven automobile fatalities in Philadelphia.
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Lanternational News Service
Philadelphia
Louis Szinczak
George Boynon
Young Szrinczak
Boyson
Marriage Licenses and Homecoming Trip Report
Marriage licenses issued include Bernard Gianconter and Jessia Murphy both of Akron Ohio Russell H Patterson and Ethel D Huffman from New Castle Johnston B Dickon and Hattie Fowler New Castle John Moora Thorpe and Armada Toepfer from New Castle Mr and Mrs C Park and children Ralph and Ruth of Winslow Avenue returned from a motor trip to Mentor and Cleveland Ohio They were joined home by Mr Park's parents Mr and Mrs Ll W Park of Cleveland
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Bernard Gianconter
Akron
Jessia Murphy
Russell H. Patterson
New Castle
Ethel D. Huffman
Johnston B. Dickon
New Case
Hattie Fowler
John Moora Thorpe
Armada Toepfer
New Castle Geet
Park
Ralph
Ruth
Winslow Avenue
Mentor
Cleveland O
Ll. W. Park
Cleveland
Flood Swamps City Leaving Thousands Homeless
International News Service reports heavy floods from the Rio Grande flooding rich cotton lands and Fa biens causing eight homes to collapse. Reclamation and county officials push to strengthen levees as high water looms from New Mexico rains. Farmers move household goods and even poultry to higher ground amid advancing flood danger.
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International News Services
Tex
Rio Grande
Fabiens
Fals City
Rocky Mountains
New Mexico
Rio Grands
Death Record for Mary A. Carr in Washington Township
Miss Mary A. Carr aged 68 of Washington township is listed in the death records. The entry includes a residence at 114 South Cedar Street and a related entry for Obarlea Bangles at 345 Obarléa Parletti, 4 1118 Pollock ravenud, with uncertain names and addresses.
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Mary A. Carr
Washington
Obarlea
Scott's Mother Takes Stand In Insanity Trial
Mrs. Billa Scott, mother of Russell Scott, testified briefly in the insanity hearing for the condemned slayer of Joseph Maurer. Attorney Williams questioned Dr. Hulbert, an alienist, who stated he examined Scott in sessions totaling hours across days and found the prisoner insane.
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International News Service
Chicago
Billa Scott
Russell Scott
Joseph Maurer
David
BH. &. Hulbert
Hulbert
Scott
Hare
Williams
Stewart
Theave
St. Louis Bandits Loot Payroll Cash
Bandits held up Fred P. Torrence, auditor for the Hell Packing company, on the outskirts of St. Louis today and escaped with $6,200 in cash. It was the twenty third payroll holdup of the year in the city.
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International News
ST. Louis
Fred P. Torrence
Hell Packing Company
Four Year Old Fatally Struck On Moravia Street
Four year old Charles Barletti of 1113 Pollock avenue died after being struck by a car driven by 17 year old Bradley J. McGonigle of 33 North Jefferson street on Moravia Street near Big Run creek. McGonigle rushed the boy to New Castle hospital where he died minutes after arrival. Coroner J. P. Caldwell will investigate.
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Charles
Michael Barletti
Pollock Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Bradley J. McGonigle
North
Jefferson Street
Five Bandits Loot Pawnshop In Daylight Robbery
Five bandits robbed Patrick H. Clancy's pawnshop in New York, tying up Clancy and two clerks and forcing a woman customer into a back room. They escaped with $1,100 in cash and $50,000 in jewelry, while bystanders saw none of the entry or exit.
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nvLiLtrortinternational
New York
Patrick HE. Clancy
Tney
Clancy
Husband Kills Wife Then self in Philadelphia Home
Peter Richetti shot and killed Florence, 26, as she rested in bed after she refused to return to him. He then slashed his own throat with a razor and was dying at St. Agnes Hospital, with their two children nearby as police reported.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Peter Richett
Florence
Richart
St. Agnes Hospital
Child Dies From Infantile Paralysis in Home
Three and a half year old Charles Bangels son of Mr and Mrs Alex Banglas died at 114 South Cedar Street after an attack of infantile paralysis. The family held no funeral services and burial occurred at 16 o clock this morning in St Vitus cemetery.
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Charles Bangels
Alex Angles
Alex Hanglas
South Cedar Atreat
Vitus Cemetery
Improved Road To Wurtemburg Is To Be Built
The state will fund 480000 for road building in 1926 with county matching. Route 350 from Ellwood City through Wurtemburg to the Butler connection is slated as an early project. State Highway Commission Executive Secretary Howard I Fry announced the plan amid Good Roads centennial events in New Castle and Slippery Rock.
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Lawrence County
Ellwood City
Wurtemburg
Butler
Howard I. Fry
State Highway Commission
Fry
New Castle
Slippery Rock
George T. Weingartner
McCarrell
State Highway Department
Fred L. Rentz
The
News
FP. K. Stevenson
Board of Trade
Three Bombings Hit Chicago South Side No Injuries
Three blasts damaged three buildings in Chicago’s Southwest Side, causing shattered windows and property loss estimated in the thousands. The South Town Economist publishing plant entrance, the Pastime Theatre restaurant, and the Harrison soft drink parlor were targeted, waking residents within a mile as debris flew and tenants were jolted from bed.
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International News Service
Chicago
Flrat
South Town Economist
Pastime Theatre
Harrison Soft Drink
Good Roads Day Celebration At Butler Co Town
Centenary celebration at Slippery Rock marks Old Home Week with a large turnout from Western Pennsylvania. Events include baby and style shows, parade, fireworks, relic display, and a Memorial Bridge dedication led by Dr J Inwood Elsenberg. Senator Howard Painter among speakers.
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Butler Co. Town
Pennsylvania
Slippery Rock
Memorial Mhridge
Await Sheffield's Return To Mexico
The American embassy and the Mexican Government expect Ambassador Sheffield to return to Mexico with a note clarifying Kellogg policy. He may depart soon after talks with President Coolidge and the State Department head, with Kellogg likely to issue a formal declaration. Mexico remains unsettled by U S statements on American property and perceived reprimand, expecting precise meaning in the next note.
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International
Mexico City
Sheffield
Mexico
Kellogg
Merxico
Coolidge
State Department
Calles
Maxico
United States
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Ganna Walska
Harold * McCormick
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