Wisconsin Senate Votes 22 to 9 Repeal Secrecy Clause in Income Tax
The Wisconsin Senate approved a full repeal of the secrecy clause on the state income tax, 22 to 9, sending 10 engrossments of the Severson bill to public access for income returns. A substitute allowing only state, county, and local officials to view records was postponed 19 to 12, while Assembly passage was deemed certain.
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Associated Press
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Severson
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Gesalon
Official Overtures Only Acceptable to Frane in Settlement Talks
Paris reports from French officials say only official overtures will be accepted to settle the Ruby and reparations questions. Intermediaries from finance and industry abroad have arrived with complaints and plans for settlement. France would accept German offers via regular channels when ready, while no heed would be given to other pleas.
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Labor Board Increases Rail Laborers Pay and Hours
The United States rail and labor board issued changes effective today raising wages by 2 cents per hour for 65,000 freight handlers across about 41 railroads and subsidiaries. A 10 hour day with punitive overtime also began for 221,000 Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks and other workers, with a weekly day off. The decision requires one day off weekly, preferably Sunday, with overtime pay for days worked on the off day.
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Chicago
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Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship
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Express
United States Rail and Labor Board
Calder Declares Senators Governed by Fear of Consequences
Washington based Calder, retiring next Sunday, denounces the Senate for a lack of courage on major issues. He condemns bloc voting and sectionalism, urges truth in policy, and cites pressure from groups over bills like the soldier bonus and prohibition law. He calls for bold leadership and anew approach to national questions.
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Lawrence Martin
United Press
Washington, D.C
New York
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Troops Respect Granted In Ruhr Occupation Observed
Webb Miller reports from Duesseldorf on the Ruhr occupation noting French troops generally respect inhabitants' rights and liberties while civilians and soldiers largely ignore each other. A column of French troops passes through Essen at noon with no crowd attention. Continued on page 15.
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Webb Miller
United Press
Duesseldorf
Ruhr
Deseft
Essen
Witess Hiemon
Council of War Plans Fight Against Bahl Income Measure
Racine and Milwaukee area leaders convene a council of war to oppose a proposed income tax measure. Mayors and legislators outline a united campaign, with committees in Racine Milwaukee and Kenosha to coordinate protests and pressure state senators. The group condemns the plan as unfair and exploitative, aiming to rally taxpayers statewide.
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Council OF War
Bysted Press
Racine
Wisconsin
Mderman Edward Ehitker
Legiela
Hee Cormrmoiuitee
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Sense
Harvey Lets Loose D065 Of Controversy
London shows sharp reaction as Ambassador Harvey attacks the British debt policy at the Pilgrims Dinner. He rebukes the Balfour note and cites figures on U.S. loans to Britain and allies, urging explicit denial of conditional funding. Washington also signals displeasure over Britain's expulsion of two American consuls from Newcastle.
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United Press
London
George Harvey Han
British Debt Funding Commission
Great Britain
Britain
Harvey
United States
Washington
Iertain
Newcastie
England
Hughes
Newcastle
American Shipping Board
For Women Only. New York court bans wives’ rules?
The piece notes a debatable decree urging wives to follow strict domestic conduct. It cites guidelines about home management, attention to spouse, parenting, avoiding outside advice, and maintaining feminine behavior, contrasting with men as childish.
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United
New York
Wisconsin income tax measure engrosed by assembly
Madison reports the Dahl general income tax bill cleared the assembly by 69 to 17 with an amendment returning exemptions to 800 for single, 1200 married and 200 per child. It raises rates to 1 percent on the first 1000 and up to 20 percent on higher incomes, preserves the personal property tax offset adding 5 million to the tax.
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Madison
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Bochaliets
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Conuaael
Green Bay Plant Plans Move to Menominee Michigan
The Green Bay Foundry Machine Works plans to relocate to Menominee Michigan if Wisconsin legislative tax changes pass. The firm says added taxes on its four plants threaten competitiveness, prompting dialogue with Menominee officials and relocation discussions.
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Menominee
Shreen Bay
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Postal deficit forecast for next year reaches 30 million
A Washington report estimates the postal service faces a 30 million deficit in the coming fiscal year despite prior efforts. The 60 million shortfall last year is noted, with long-term traffic growth cited as a major pressure. Rail lines would move more mail, including large newspaper shipments, on faster trains to ease the load.
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Marding
Hindenburg Vows to Fight to the End
The Tages Zeitung quotes Marshal Hindenburg saying Germans must endure, never forgetting their duty. He asserts resolve to fight if necessary, urging honor and national unity in the Hanover agricultural meeting.
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Convention Rejects Plan Of Harding
At a national education convention, Dr Samuel Capen urged stronger federal support for education. He warned that American schooling faces threats from rising inequality and declining standards, urging increased government involvement to safeguard lifelong learning goals.
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Whopping cough cure by X ray announcement
A confusing report from Roxton Massachusetts describes an experimental approach to curing whooping cough using X ray exposure. The article mentions tests and results across numerous trials, with claims of improving youthfulness and changes in treatment effectiveness.
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Twenty-Two Pardoned From Reformatory
Associated Press reports Green BayWis twenty two inmates were pardoned or paroled from the reform school on Wednesday by the board of control. About seventy percent of the total were affected by the clemency in light of illness and other conditions at the institution.
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Bon
Cantral
Ravy Men Burned to Berth on Destroyer
Fragmented OCR text describes sailors and a destroyer event with scattered names and places. The readable names include Tischer and Pham among others, with references to ships and journeys, though details are unclear due to damage.
Naval seaplanes search turns life warning report
Fragmentary OCR note mentions naval seaplanes deploying on life search duties. Names and places are garbled. the scant readable items indicate a search operation with officers and possible training or mission references. No clear dates, locations, or outcomes are discernible from the text.
Revival Will Employ Most All Who Are Out of Work
United Press dispatch from Washington reports a nationwide revival in construction, business, and industry. Unemployment is expected to vanish within three months, with shortages in some sectors. Optimistic notes come from the Midwest. South Carolina is the least hopeful. Farm labor shortages loom due to urban migration amid a large wheat crop, with regular workers insufficient last year.
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Boy of 12 Found Lying in a Gutter Dying of Booze
An unidentified boy, about 12, was found lying in a gutter and dying from moonshine alcohol. Police rushed him to a hospital as they sought his parents and details of the incident.
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