United States Faces Naval and Tax Revenue Outlook
The report outlines forthcoming naval estimates to be submitted next month, to be based on the Democratic program. Danielhid warns that unless the U S joins the league of nations the government will face expansive obligations. Total government expenditures may exceed 4 0 billion with about 8 0 billion in victory notes and securities due over the next three years. Tax levels are deemed necessary to sustain annual revenue near four billion dollars.
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Republican Congress
Ithe
Danidlehid
United States
League of Unions
Treasury
Brooklyn District Attorney cites coal profiteering in October
Brooklyn District Attorney Lewis released findings claiming clear profiteering in coal sales with October prices at 15 and 10 dollars per ton while others sold at 8.10 and 8.40 dollars. He urged federal control of the coal industry, prompted by the Lever Act provisions.
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Brooklyn
New York
Nov. C
Lewis
Merita
Palmer
Escaped prisoner to be recaptured after eve of execution
Police in Wilmington Delaware report that Degro escaped from prison a week before his execution date last December. Officer Zed dey is pursuing him with a plan to bring him back immediately. Ben Price, involved in the case, remains in custody awaiting further action.
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Ington
Nagro
Wilmington
Del
Ben Price
Degro
Zeddey
Suringo Ane
Local Newsprint Prices Rising In Morning and Examiner
A fragmented note indicates higher newsprint costs on the horizon. The ASC contemplates price increases and publications like the Morning and Examiner New Bridge Intelligence may raise three cents per copy, with a one cent bump already noted.
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Laneister
Papore
Ralee
Ncaster
ASC
Ourgal
Examiner-New Bridnd
Paris Now Announces Engagement Of Noted New York Owner
The engagement of Robert Watton Géelet, a wealthy New York real estate owner, is announced in Paris. Details mention prominent figures including Anne Guentler and a Bordeaux owner connected to the Orleans Fallroad, with reference to several high social connections.
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Sakne Rg Robert
Paris
Bigaro
Robert ‘Watton- Géelet
New York
Rau Estate
Bniaticler
Elpoman
Mademolaehi¢ siAnne
Guentler
Ets A Darge
Bordeaux
Anit
Orleans
Whisky seizure on Batthmbre line near Pittsburgh
Federal prohibition agents seized whisky valued at £150,000 aboard an express train on the Batthmbre line near Glenshaw, Pittsburgh. The shipment of 1000 passes of whisky originated in Atlantic City and was intercepted during transport.
Pappy Yarn Woven into Bags and Packing
Fragmentary report notes yarn from Pappy is being woven into bags for packing. No clear events, dates, or named organizations are readable. Further details are unavailable in the accessible text.
Fragmented OCR note hints at medical ad copy style
The readable text resembles an old style medical advertisement urging digestion aids and laxatives. Phrases mention Cascarets and bowel movement, with garbled phrases like If I have a cold upset stomach or breath and price hints of 16 25 80 cents. The source is incomplete and likely from a period newspaper classified or ad page.
Wasted Blood Money for Parties in Camden
Camden New Jersey reports Frank James and Raymond Schuck, convicted murderers of bank messenger David Paul, will be brought to Camden for hearings before the next court of oyer and terminer. Detectives recovered an additional 4000 dollars, bringing total recovered to 35000 of the 310000 stolen. Schuck’s confession says the other 500 dollars funded a five day Philadelphia spree. Evidence suggests the murder plot may have involved a hut in the blue woods and a car tracks near the scene, though murder charges against James were disputed by grand jury findings.
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Camden
N. J
Frank James
Raymond Schuck
David Paul
Camden Bank
Mount Uolly
Court of Oyer and Teradner
Justee Kaizcobaedli
Selick
James
Dhle
Evergreen Cemetery
Paul
Schuck
Philadelphia
Dames
Bine
Dax
Janes
Trug
Dravas
Market Street
Local notes on church events and community ties
Capt Charles B Harley of Baltimore Central police notes a meeting with men and a sermon on gospel outreach. Details mention church attendances, lodge activities, and upcoming fall events at Lutheran and Methodist churches, with marriages in Loudoun County and Brunswick Sunday school convention plans.
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Charles. B. Harley
Central Police
Baltimore
Bandar
Cordingly
Harding
Ape Howe
Pythinc
Ing
Waltio
Odd Fellows
New York HI Methodiak
Mitchell
Robert B. Fry
Finate M. Bartlett
Loudoun County
Virginia
Tollkeeper Mills
Charles W. Hess
Brunswick Lutheran Church
Brunswick
Brgderidte
Brunswick Chamber of Commerce Work Promotes Town Interest
A Brunswick C of C project aims to boost local interest through mapping and community outreach. The effort includes a Branch service day with prizes for slogans or essays on Why Brunswick, with workers visiting homes to promote town pride and shop initiatives.
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Gle
Rameey
Brunswick
Alansto
Brunswich
Tor
Bruns
Tor Live
Chamber of Commerce
Pilot John Woodward Missing After Wyoming Plane Crash
Reports indicate the body of pilot John Woodward may be found in wreckage near Saint Wyoming after his plane disappeared in fog. Early notes from a Weather Bureau warning reached authorities minutes after takeoff, with no confirmed wreckage located. Washington dispatches rely on limited details from officials amid ongoing search efforts.
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Washington
John Bo. Woodward
Aly Mall
Saint
Wyo
Bostalice Department
Lake City
Fanding Held
Wooward
the. Held
Anyennes
Woodward
Rhell, Inc
Abduction Case Linked to Saigon Colony Leader Arrested
A detective story unfolds as a two year search ends in San Francisco where Helen Dassey’s abduction is linked to a leader of an English colony in Saigon. The suspect, said to be the son of a Chinese hotel owner, was arrested downtown and held on $6000 bond for Mann Act violations.
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Vhleage
Jamey
Witehell
Jusserand to Return to Washington in November
Washington November 0 Jules Jusserand the French ambassador, on leave for several months, is expected to return to Washington November 24. He will bring with him the finest views of his government regarding the recasting of the League of Nations covenant.
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Vueserand
Washington
Jules Jusserand
League of Nastong Svenant
Women and Keeper Foil Turkey Poaching at Night
Harrisburg reports three hunters were arrested in a state game preserve after a wife held them up with a weapon while the keeper, HM Leacock of Hickory Run, obtained evidence. The trio, awakened at midnight, fled toward Canton but were captured with rifles and bands. Leacock transported them to White Haven for a justice who remanded them on bond.
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Harrisburg
Atate
Iby
Leacock
Carbo County
Le _Leacock
White Haven
Senate Probes Housing Conditions In Midwest And Pennsylvania
Cleveland date notes Senate committee on reconstruction probes housing conditions in Michigan and Western Pennsylvania. Chairman is Senator William M. Carter of New York, leading the inquiry.
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Senate
Cleveland
Michigan
Omo
Pennsylvania
Senate ‘Committee On Reconstruction
Wiliam M. Carter
New York
Hingeless Doors Invented for Automobiles
Hingeless doors mounted on pivots have been invented for automobiles, offering a new approach to vehicle entry and design. The invention promises simpler door mechanics and potential weight savings, signaling a shift in automotive hardware concepts.
Diamond Dyes Ad Promises Easy Color for Fabrics
Advertisement claims Diamond Dyes lets any woman dye worn garments and household fabrics a rich fade less color. It guarantees perfect results even for first-time users and mentions a pharmacist color card for choosing shades.
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Drugaist
American cruiser Cleveland aground in Cartagonia Bay
Associated Press reports the U S cruiser Cleveland on duty in Latin American waters is aground in Cartagonia harbor. Navy Department has been advised.
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Cleveland
Cartagonia
Bay
Associated Press
Washington
Navy Department
Guard Placed On Wall Street After Radical Threats
An extra guard was posted in Wall Street following radical threats. The report notes tension in financial districts and references security measures amid unrest portrayed by the Associated Press dispatch from New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Papes Diapepsin Advertises Quick Digestion Relief
An old newspaper ad touts Pape's Diapepsin tablets to cure indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims relief from acid reflux, gas, sour stomach, and flatulence within moments after taking one or two tablets. The product is described as pleasant, harmless, and inexpensive at drug stores.
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Lydia
Carrolton
Pinkham
Lillian Trane
South 6Th Street
Carrollton
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