Auditor General Lewis Totals State Deficit and Tax Plan
Lehigh Valley report shows Auditor General Lewis proposing to raise no more than 1 million dollars in additional taxes to balance the 1923 1924 budget. He cites a $130 452 155 50 credit and a $140 862 955 203 debit with highway and other appropriations subject to lapse.
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Pinchot
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Mer Cirese
Department of Highways
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Feneral
Kealind deGick
Canadian Liquor Deluge Over 700 Gallons Daily Estimated
An estimate from two Daily News staff claims smugglers bring about 700.060 gallons of liquor daily from Canada. An army of about 95,000 smugglers is reported, with headquarters near Detroit, forming a large organized operation.
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Canada
the Daily News
Detroit
Missing Skipper Found Off Deals Island
A schooner named Goward at Hhooner Itz near Deals Island recovers a nine year old skipper missing since a prior voyage. The vessel and crew coordinates not fully clear. authorities report the youth was found near two Licht. Tanere.
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Goward
Hhooner
Bre of m rrested in land promoter case
A French officer and land promoter Alexander Xew Dingwall is arrested on a case involving 1900 dollars. The editor muses on letting criminals hear jury deliberations as a possible amusement.
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Wen Dollare
Alexander Xew Dingwall
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Priest Defends Sun Spots Not Weather Cause
Very Rev. Martin S Brennan of St Louis argues sunspots do not influence weather. He says solar activity affects Earth’s magnetism but not climate patterns, noting cycles every 30 years with variations. He disputes weather predictions tied to sunspot activity and cautions against linking them to summer conditions.
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Martin S. Brennan
St. Louis
Mongnor Brenner
St. Loui
Monsionoram
Commencement Exercises Noted In Framed Text
Fragmentary OCR notes show a commencement event with names Miss Erma and Alma Fr. of Washington. The text is damaged possibly listing participants or speakers and mentions a page count and time indicators though specifics are unclear.
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Miss Erma
Yas
Moarzarei Gosswin Tooner
Alma Fr
Washington
Dante’s Gift of Riyme and the Italian Instrument
Fragmentary text discusses Dante and his relation to an Italian instrument and melody. It references Prague dialect terms and a suggested honor of Dante’s service, but the meaning is unclear and partially corrupted.
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Dante
Riyme
Inia
How Earth Became Peopled
Dr. Ales Hrdlicka reports to the American Philosophical Society that humanity likely began in southwestern Europe with later spread to Europe and western Asia and Africa. He argues that peopling was recent and driven by necessity from rising populations and food scarcity. An early culture limited activity until advances in culture enabled farming and population growth.
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Ales Hrdlicka
American Philosophical Society
Asia
Scientific American
Europe
Mediterranean
Africa
Globe
Boosts the "Golden State" in annual agricultural report
Director G L Hecke notes rising farm values in California with 1922 fruit crops at 16.8 million against 16.7 million for field crops. Increased bearing acreage and higher fruit prices helped, while wine grape shipments added momentum. Officials anticipate excellent conditions for the coming year as farming intensity grows.
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ArTicustere
G. L. Hecke
Hecke
San Francisco Chronicle
Knights Templar Parade In Pittsburgh Draws Thousands
In Pittsburgh on May 23 thousands of Knights Templar marched in black uniforms with white plumes forming the Pennsylvania commanderies annual parade. Forty nine commanderies led by Great Commander Ralph C. Mirchert and Mayor William A. Magee, with seventy five bands, provided music along Cedar Avenue.
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Pittsburgh
Knights Templar
Pennsylvania
Kh. E
Ralph C. Mirchert
William A. Magee
Clerks Vote to Depart Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks
Lehigh Valley railroad clerks at the King Division vote to sever union ties and deal directly with the company in the future. A referent vote last week produced 2317 votes in favor and 16 against, clear majority for association.
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Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
King Division
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Rairoad
Ta Dex
Association
No Better Remedy for Kidney Troubles Advised
A 1920 Cincinnati reader praises Dr Daniel G Careys Marshroot prescription No 777 as the best remedy for long standing kidney issues He reports relief after years of pain and urges others to try the non patent medicine formula through reliable pharmacists nationwide The letter notes Marshroot is not a patent medicine and was sold through stores to help his patients and is now widely available
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Cincinnati
Maershroot
Daniel G. Carey
Dreco Credited With Restored Health After Three Years
A Frederick Maryland man praises Dreco for relief from nervousness and digestive issues after three years of use. He states improved energy, regular bowels, better appetite, and lasting vitality, attributing his recovery to Dreco’s herbal extracts sold by Prahe rte's Pharmacy.
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Dreco
Frederick, Md
Dee
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