Congress Debates Tax Bill Cuts in House Committee
An Accletated Press report from Washington quotes Secretary Mele Jon calling a GOP plan to trim income tax rates as quetival while a Republican committee advances reductions slated for three months. The piece notes testing actions and projections on revenue, with figures suggesting substantial components of the proposal, including allocations for staff and office expenditures.
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Washington, D.C
Mele Jon
Maighers
Tie
Wilson III in Care of Doctor Condition Not Serious
Article reports former President Woodrow Wilson hospitalized in Washington with an affliction described as a paralytic stroke or similar condition. Personal physician Dr Sterling Haffin says Wilson is not in serious danger. Admiral Cary Crayon and others provide details on his condition and travel plans. Doctors expected to bring further updates as Wilson remains under care in the capital.
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Wocorow Wilson III
Washington, D. C
Ter
Woodraw Wilson
Hia Ies
Bese
T. Grayson
Persored
Privatiiwa
Formes
Taip Cotas
Ter Ia Eenres Spomdence
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Quay
D.C. Woodson Wilson
Sterling Haffin
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Martin
Cary T. Crayon
Wileson
Waishington
Wuntiaus
Retin
Aimy Wilson
Ste Wise
Two Rivers Mayor Backs Managerial City Government Plan
Mayor H. C. Gowran of Two Rivers issues a lengthy statement endorsing a managerial form of municipal government. He argues the change would benefit the city after studying its governance needs and aims to strengthen the position he holds.
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Two Rivers
H. C. Gowran
Gowran
Widow walks 1000 miles to reach sick son in Detroit
Mrs Mary Hannen left Sioux Falls to be at her son Joseph Hingsen's bedside in Detroit after learning he was ill. She walked about a thousand miles aided by motorists, enduring a long journey three weeks ago. The tale, reported by Associated Press from Detroit, notes the hardship and hope.
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Associated Press
Detroit
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Mary Hannen
Joseph
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Hingsen
Thirty Days for Delay in Marrying
United Press reports a Denver case where a man charged with matrimony related misdeeds seeks more time to marry Helen Pernaide. The magistrate grants a thirty day delay as defense counsel requests additional time for the attorney.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
Helen Pernaide
Derrent
Findl
Nikola Move Grows Amid Leninist Creed Remnants
A garbled Associated Press text describes a movement connected to the Leninist party, showing a first commandment and provisions for party strength. It mentions calls to reinforce the party and expand its influence among workers and political bodies, with cautious notes on leadership and discipline.
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Presa
Cneniae
Nikolii Lenine Gx
Bedanevale
Soa
Prenver
Leberg Pamosmay
Atime
Venizelos Resigns Greek Premiership Over Illness
Venizelos resigns as Greek premier due to serious illness. He hopes to recover enough to return to Paris by mid February. M Cafantaris is seen as likely successor as cabinet lines up to remain unchanged for now. The resignation follows a period of heart-related health issues after returning to Greece.
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Venizelos
United Treas
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Menizeloy
Parke
Gelegreple
Otichul
Ventzelos
Paris
M. Cafantaris
Greece
August Seymour May Play Key Role in Oil Land Cases
August T. Seymour, assistant at torney general of the United States, may take a prominent part in the government's action in the oil land tenate cases because of the virtual disqualification of his chief Harry M. Daugherty. He hails from Columbus, Ohio, the hometown also of Attorney-General Daugherty. Daugherty has volunteered to recuse himself from the case since he was attorney-general when Albert Bacon Fall served in the cabinet.
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August T. Seymour
United States
Harry M. Daugherty
Haa
Columbus
Ohio
Daugherty
Albert Bacon Fall
Dawes Experts Progress On German Budget
The inquiry into German finances shifts to the map room as experts led by Url. Den. Charles Thoyessett begin work on Germanys budget plan. They will base conclusions on exhaustive data including state finances and cash payments. Prominent industrialists bankers and transport managers offer to provide facts for the committee.
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Reteh
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Charles Thoyessett
Germany
Lanka
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Cierman
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Chode
Teapot Dome lesson before Democratic women activists
Democratic women from seven Midwestern states studied campaign technique at their "adoul of democracy" and discussed the Teapot Dome scandal. Mrs Emily Newell Blair charged that President Coolidge must have known and that the administration was marked by scandals, mismanagement, and dishonesty in high places.
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Cleveland
Republian
Emily Newell Blair
Missort
Democratic National Committee
Coolidge
Washington
Wealthy recluse near death after morning shooting
Madison reports 40 year old wealthy recluse Louis Gopring is near death in hospital after a shotgun attack. Police found money and jewelry on his clothing and believe robbery was not a motive. Earlier, Lanny Letivan a west side fur dealer, was shot three times on the way to work, with the man in critical but stable condition. This is the second shooting in the west side this month.
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United Press
Madison
Louis Gopring
Dressy Madison
Lanny Letivan
Stabi
la Fur
West Side
Furl
Senate Debate on Leasing Scandal Dominates Today
Today in Congress the Senate continues debate on leasing scandal while the propaganda committee holds hearings. The naval affairs committee investigates offshore questions as the military affairs committee discusses tax rates amid partisan wrangling.
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United Press
Senate
Rcandal
Hount-Naval Affaira Committee
Quention
Dineyanes
Sharp Resigns From State Board of Control
Milwaukee and Madison report that G Sharp submitted his resignation as a member of the state board of control to Governor Taftine. The governor made no public comment on the resignation, stating a further statement would follow regarding the board’s activities. Absence from meetings and internal differences were noted as factors in the turmoil surrounding the resignation.
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Milwaukee
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Memphis
Hughes Denies Cabinet Involvement in Leases Debate
Washington reports Secretary Hughes stated leases legality and propriety were never brought before the cabinet for decision. He emphasized no cabinet action or responsibility was sought, citing ongoing State Department duties and lack of a formal request for examination of papers and statutes. Admiral Lattimer confirmed the naval officer transfers requested by Denby and signed by President Harding.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
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Tughes Muade
Congress
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Bourne
Department of State
Denby
Navy
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Tha Navy
House Naval Affairs Committee
Harding
Admiral Lattimer
Father Charged With Murder Of Daughter In Port Elizabeth
A man named Vickson was arrested by county detectives for the murder of his granddaughter in Port Elizabeth on September 2, reportedly struck with a club. Investigators pursue motive as the grandfather denies involvement while a $1,660 reward circulates for information.
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Tiesoll Malley
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Altigene
Two Mexicans questioned in priest shooting case in Kansas
In Kansas City Kansas two Mexican men were questioned after the shooting of Rev. John F. McKenna, pastor at St Thomas Episcopal. McKenna, leaving the parish house, was ordered to raise his hands when a gunman fired. The assailant fled, pursued by a second man. Police found Loch Parra and Edmund “Ling” who denied involvement.
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John FY. McKenna
St Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Fasher McKenna
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Linge
Warships Back New Electric at Veracruz Line Assured
A chaotic报OCR summary notes naval forces in Veracruz with claims of electric propulsion and line assurances. The report mentions United States naval leaders and Allied support, detailing deployments and political reactions amid tense international posture.
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Veracruz
Radio query on Glotime Gane SyrupAnswered by Listener
A listener responds to a radio query about Glotime Gane Syrup as Amine detent feria Colimblig Tat and Patha Mies eregeped ap here AO poral radi fan Uatead ng fata few igh os wate. The discussion includes references to a game, a possible infection of names, and a note about a person named Joel Seraph Sota Iaeva and a warded case.
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Wets and Dry Law Debate Highlighted by Critics
Fragmented OCR excerpt references wets and dry law, calls it a failure, cites protests and political tensions. Names and places are unclear, but themes include state temperance policy, opposing factions, and alleged corruption.
Studebaker Dividend Declared Despite Quiet Quarter
Studebaker directors announce a regular quarterly dividend of one and three quarters percent on preferred stock and two and one half percent on common stock. No other business is reported.
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South Bend, End
Studemaker Orarporstien Tadales
Leland Gas Case Expected Verdict This Afternoon
A trial in Leland involving Mr and Mrs Leland proceeds with testimony and witness accounts. The case centers on alleged misconduct and a proposed settlement. observers note expected rulings and possible reconciliation efforts before the judge.
Watson Woman Wired Koretz Case Shrouded in Secrecy
A woman linked to Koretz’s case faces questions after claiming no knowledge of the plot. She admits contact with him while denying direct involvement and says she left Vanesour to return to America aboard a freighter without funds.
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Amerea
Democrats press hard to oust Denby
Washington dispatch reports Democrats push to oust Senator Denby amid Senate debates. The article details party arguments, potential amendments to the war powers act, and testimony shaping a precursor to a larger vote. Renowned figures and committees are cited as fronts in the political maneuvering.
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Denby
Students protest abolition of honor system at varsity
A student body gathered to demonstrate against ending the campus honor system. Participants voiced support for maintaining self regulation and questioned motives behind the proposal. The march spanned several blocks near the main quad, drawing attention from faculty and local observers.
Unclear historical notice from fragmentary OCR
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