Congress Reacts to Coolidge Vision on Tax and Coal
Congressional opinion on President Coolidge’s annual message shows approval of tax measures and coal strike relief while aviation and world court proposals face hurdles. The survey indicates easy sailing on some issues but rough passage on others as Congress debates the initiatives.
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Gorge Tf. Holm
Seterantinal
Washington
Coolidge
Flere
Congress
Grind
Coolridge
Woman Dies as Track Run Tragedy Kills One, Injures Twelve
In Pittsburg near Montour Mine No 1 a crowd of miners and women was struck by a overturned truck driven by Frank Grelo. Mrs Orge Pinko 44 died and two others were seriously hurt as arguments over reopening mines on non union basis sparked violence. Deputy sheriffs were stationed as tensions rose.
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Pittsblorgh
Klewie
Orge “Pinko
T. T. Fagan
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Federal government plans to tax Red Grange profits
International News Service reports the government may take about 40 percent of Red Grange earnings from barnstorming football. If the figures hold, Grange could owe roughly $147,200 in income taxes on earnings of $368,000 since leaving the University of Illinois. Exemptions for training, travel, and advertising may reduce the bill.
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Washington
Dec
Red Grange
Treasury Stax
Grange
Tilinvia University
Mano P
Coolidge Delivers Budget to Congress for 1927
President Coolidge submits the 1927 budget showing expenditures of 83.618.675.186 and receipts of 2,824,520,295 yielding a projected surplus of 240,507,894. The House Ways and Means Committee has been informed of the surplus and tax reduction plans. The message notes that further reductions may be possible without jeopardizing the budget balance, while risking no new large expenditures. Continues on page two.
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America
Coolidge
Congress
House of Representatives
Clarksburg Bans Checker Playing in Police Station
Clarksburg West Virginia police ban checker playing in the station areas after officers and patrolmen report interference with duties during a big game. Chief L. W. Wolfe says crowds of civilians and police crowded the station, delaying response in emergencies.
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Clarksburg
Servic
Wes Va
Cla Hurg Police Department
L. W. Wolfe
Tiavel
Chiel Wolfe
Senate Seeks Agreement On LaFollette Chastisement Dubious
In Washington President Coolidge reportedly backs chastising Senator La Follette amid a Senate row on insurgent tactics. A Republican conference and a secret committee session inside Capitol Hill stirred talk of punishment for insurgents who opposed the party, with possible disciplinary moves toward LaFollette.
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Willam BR
Hutchinson International News Service
Washington
Dreath
Coolidge
Bol Labatletee
Senate
Lawrence County Grangers Attend State Convention
Lawrence County Grangers attended a state convention today with delegates and local participants led by David Wyle Pomena Aliastar. Lawrence County residents listed include Robert Gamer on Wiltard Ma and Mrs de Tivekatharne Plaingreave plus families from Wealfield Fullerton Westfield and various others.
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Lawrence County Grangers
Peupsavivatia
Orange
David Wyle Pomena Aliastar
Lawrence County
Anne
Robert Gameron
Wiltard
de Tivekatharne
Plaingreave
Woo Fox
Wealfield
Fullerton
Westfield
Lannie Ilene
Nie
McCul- Fhigg
Barrsorth
Mir
Stevrard
Mebiadiu
Feu
Mahoping Valles
Woo48
Maybe
Twenty Young Men Take Exam For Police Jobs
Twenty men took civil service tests for city police jobs with results pending. Grades not announced yet as the department plans for potential new hires and a later physical and mental examination to determine eligibility.
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Vity Forso
Ellwood City Club Stewards Fined Heavy Sums
Local club stewards in Ellwood City faced stiff penalties totaling over $1 million after fines imposed by Judge on Tuesday for various offenses. Statements cite fines against multiple stewards for gambling related violations, disorderly conduct, and associated costs, with several two year suspensions noted.
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Ellwood City
Laawrenie Air
Ucd
Tunid
Couns
Manno Elah
Jolur Miller
Mit Clth
Dunn
T He Chil
A. TL. Wilson
Stoward
Gad
Fhan Pal
Countess Salm Faces Suit For Child Custody
Countess Salm sues for custody as Comte Pudeig Salm Tlongstraten seeks separation. The case in New York involves the Standard Oil inheritors and a request to serve papers, with the count claiming abandonment and seeking custody of their child amid international tensions and reunion hopes.
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Chimbteer Ag
Yoyork Dev
Salm
Cao
Tery
Comat Pudeig
Homeste
Col HU
Rogers
York
Dee
Esteh- Ash
Wea
Fire Breaks Out At Pennsylvania Shops
A fire swept through several shops at Lawreven Junction in Pennsylvania this morning. Fire crews responded quickly, pulling occupants from the building and fighting the blaze as smoke poured from the roof. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation with investigators on scene.
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Pengertyanion
Lawreven Junction
Theaugh
Death Record Fragment Highlights Local Names
Fragmentary obituary notes listing Cathy Gelviken and Amnic Bu street residents with partial addresses and scattered place names including Jannock avenue North Beaver and Moravia Street. Missing dates and clearer details prevent full context.
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Cathy Gelviken
Jannock Avenue
Di 20
South
Darolhny
Min
Amnic Bu
Lgbace
Aged Embezzler in Western Pennsylvania Fights Poison Booze Warning
Aged embezzler in Western Pennsylvania challenges a prohibition director as he fights a minimum six year term for alleged felonies tied to Carnegie Trust. The case includes a jury verdict, medical notes on a physical lapse, and delays as defense seeks to avert a longer sentence.
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Pennsylvania
Prohibition
Dee
Ila
Hell
Jaslene
Carnegie Trust
Connecticut Girl Slayer Freed Of Murder Charge
A jury acquitted a young woman in New Haven of murdering John Shiek Bagna ne, the father of her child, shot in front of a restaurant. The defendant, released after the verdict, planned to travel with her lawyer to New Haven where shelter and music lessons were arranged by Mrs. Josepha Whitney.
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Ruiby
John iv Shiek Bagnane
New Haven
Olymipit
Grails
Lures
Fred
Josepha Whitney
Smuggler Found Guilty By Jury In New Orleans
A federal jury in New Orleans found the smuggler guilty after a trial involving whiskey distribution in the city. The verdict followed testimony and evidence presented by prosecutors and the defense. Sentencing was scheduled for a later date.
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New Orleans
Lac Oy
Free Young
Baalitte Laraaeny
Gertrude Lythgoe
West Coty
Gatalib
City mourns as hospital reports fatal blaze victim
A chaotic scene unfolded near Mon Casite hospital where a deadly blaze claimed a life and caused multiple injuries. Police and medical staff cordoned streets as responders transported the wounded and secured the area. Investigators questioned witnesses about the cause amid shifting timelines and scattered reports.
Businessmen In Hard Coal Region Seek Strike Halt
A Scranton Wilkes-Barre and Hazelton committee of business leaders met with miners and operators seeking a halt to the hard coal strike. The talks with Governor Pinchot and other officials yielded no public statement on the outcome. Negotiators from The Associated Press and the U.S. Chamber discussed possible next steps as the group refrained from releasing details.
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Ewe
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Hikelton
Pekind
Giffard
Atiernoon
Bellevue Stratford
Vhey
Vrrishne
Ham Yanik Jehu United
Wis
Amil
Unclear historical note on ales and trade practices
Fragmentary, OCR like text discusses ale making, shops, and town offerings. mentions Trade, Groads, and prescriptive notes on where to buy items. overall deciphering is limited with many garbled words and nonstandard spellings.
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