Proposal Will Not Raise the Money Needed
Madison reports state officials warn the new fiscal plan fails to produce the revenue required to cover deficits from repealing mill taxes. Governor Blaine weighs a compromise bill pushed by progressive lawmakers as figures show higher costs vs. the Ble statemen t.
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Tax Commission
Associated Press
Madison
Ias
Herbert Litie
United Press
John J. Blaine
Blaine
AEG
Nigneé
Progressives Tax Tactics Highlight Senate Briefing
Fragmentary OCR recalls SEN Anthony Kuckuk backing progressives on tax bill tactics. Mentions finance committee, a conference record, and a withdrawn committee room action. Names appear inconsistently, with unclear timing and context.
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Sen
Anthony Kuckuk
Nothing to Worry About But Income Taxes
A world wide contest forms to see who can draw down the largest income and pay the cost tax with top contenders listed as Percy Rockefeller 100,000,000 Gaekwad of Baroda 125,000,000 J B Duke 100,006,000 George F Baker 100,000,000.
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Percy Rockefeller
Gaekwar OF
Baroda
J. B. Duke
George F. Baeker
Probing of Legislators and Officials Over Prohibition Violations
A committee resolved at a special meeting to probe possible violations of the prohibition law by members of the government and public bodies. The decision outlines enforcement steps and identifies the scope of inquiry as part of ongoing efforts. Continued discussion was noted for later pages.
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Ure
Implore All to Honor War Dead in United States Era
A fragmentary wartime tribute urges Americans to honor fallen soldiers and preserve their memory. It invokes military leaders and calls for dedication to the ideals for which they died, urging ceremonies at shrines and remembrance of the sacrifice of soldiers, women, and children.
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United Fr
Indianapolis
Ind
Recw! Saervice
Alv Orirer
Mander
Wei Raih Vereni Struggzie
Auman
Patinna
Prominent doctors summoned to attend Lenin event
Copenhagen reports that several notable doctors were summoned to attend Nikolai Lenin on Sunday. The Soviet ambassador, named to succeed, confirmed the attendance as part of a state event.
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Ebs
Copenhagen
Haguy
Nikolai Lenin
Phyvassin
Earthquake Devastates North Persia Province Reported
British India dispatch from Pioneer notes heavy casualties in the North Persia province as a major quake leaves numerous dead and seeking aid. Altshabad area cited with continuing coverage and inquiries for relief on Page 2.
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Altshabad
British India
I Perworth
Solicitor General Brief in Tangled Railroad Case
Attorney General James Heck prepares a 10 item brief in a Supreme Court case about a railroad concession dispute. The brief aims to address the central questions before the court, outlining arguments and legal theories.
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Solicitor General
Bonned Press Y
Washinsies
James Heck
Toute Tor
Pau Tansie
Permerce
Guerrahaq
Siprema Cours
Pacifi-Céntre
Extrapreme
Heck
Missing Bond Paper Shortage Probe Records Loss
Washington reports a chase of bonded paper thefts totaling fifty sheets of one thousand dollar bond paper. The U S Secret Service halted the inquiry after government officials indicated the loss was fixed at fifty thousand dollars, though earlier estimates floated ninety five thousand. No charges have been filed as responsibility remains undetermined amid a probe led by federal authorities.
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United Frese
Washington, D. C
Frea Geisler
Cincinnati
W. HH. Murah
Ehjeg
United States Secret Service
Geisler
FE “ Devise AZ Hl
Threatt
Hil
Clara Phillips At New Orleans Steam Nearing
United Press reports from New Orleans that the steamship Clara P is nearing port after departing from an eastern hub. Details are sparse due to the fragmentary OCR origin. The episode centers on the vessel named Clara P and its expected arrival in New Orleans.
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Clara Phillips
New Orleans
United Press
Clara
Weather and Roads From Associated Press Update
Weather report lists city conditions with mixed clarity and several spelling errors. It notes Janesville and Racine as clear, Green Bay clear, Oshiesh and Crer as poor or unclear, and Racine roads good while others show varying conditions amid uncertain station names and typos.
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Janesville
Green Bay
Fai Kenesha
Cisar
Racine—Ciear
Army of men battle forest fires in northern Minnesota
From Maul to Grand Rapids, forest and brush fires scorch cutover lands across multiple areas including Fall Lake Merimilian Lake and Park Hapita. Fire fighting crews, including forest rangers, struggle to contain fires threatening towns and iron range regions as fires extend westward toward Leech Lake and Kabetegama peninsulas.
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Associated Press
A. Maul
Minn
Minnes
Ummgerels & the
Hlates
Fall Lake
Mermilion Lake
Colerua
Grand Rapids
Park Hapita
Tasca
Murder Mystery Rocks Rockford Officials in Beloit Case
Police scrambled after a baffling double shooting near Cedar Crest cemetery in Rockford. Two men in a car stopped, three shots rang out, one died and the other struggled to safety before the vehicle sped away. Blood and chaos marked the scene as authorities guarded routes out of Rockford.
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Beloit
Wis
Rockford
Rockfort
Wisconsin
Ford
Cedar Brest
Kenosha Manhunt for Mulatto Renewed with Vigor
An intensified manhunt in Kenosha targets a suspect linked to a Cleveland policeman killing. Reports describe renewed dragnet activity and searches as authorities pursue the fugitive in the Kenosha area.
Negotiations Proceed for Release of Those in Hands of Bandits
Negotiations advance for freeing captives held by bandits amid tense talks. Details remain limited as authorities and mediators seek a peaceful resolution and safe return of the abductees.
Resolutions of sorrow over death of Strange
A committee from the Houses will attend the funeral for Strange in Neenah. The language notes sorrow and death, naming Deese and Wadinon as mourners, with references to a lieutenant governor and a formal session acknowledging the loss.
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Wadinon
Rene
Strange
Neenah
Camimitteta
Upheaval by Communists in Berlin Reported by United Press
A chaotic report from Berlin via United Press details planned upheaval by Communists linked to Saxony activity, with public assemblies banned in Berlin and possible broader rollbacks in the Ruhr. French forces clashed with rioters in Steppenberg, resulting in casualties and a patrol being cleared. Dresden saw shop sabotage and heavy police action as clashes spread. In Duesseldorf unrest left one dead and several wounded as workers and police clashed, with further injuries reported in various incidents.
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Carl D. Grout
United Press
Berlin
Saxony
Wehlearberg
Ruhr
Bertin ix
Steppenberg
Madine Cermins
Kdjled
Beqr
Solingen
Gommuntsc
Dresden
Faith in People Grows Says Banker at Meeting
A banker at a local meeting advocates growing faith in one another and highlights community resilience. The event in French Lick features remarks on trust, cooperation, and the role of financial leadership in supporting recovery efforts.
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Banker
Be loit four undergraduates suspended amid chapel railing incident
Four Beloit College undergraduates are suspended after an incident involving the interior of the college chapel. The administration announced the suspensions following allegations of misconduct and the removal of a railing during the event.
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Beloit
United Prete
Toit
Wis
Is College
Colleee
Che
Daugherty Expected to Quit Cabinet
Attorney General Daugherty of Columbus, United States, is expected to retire from the cabinet. The report notes retirement rumors tied to the Harding administration, with the reasons not publicly disclosed as of this filing.
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Daugherty
Augustus
P. Seymour of
Columbus
Associated Press
Springfield
Carres M. Daugherty
United States
Noted baseball player dies at home
A famous baseball player named Meade dies at his home. He previously lived in Peoria, Illinois. The report notes his career and local ties.
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Evista
Meade
Peora
Enforcement of Dry Law in Chicago Area
A garbled historical report notes dissatisfaction with tuck of dry law enforcement in the Chicago area. A former league official resigns amid claims enforcement is under strain, while authorities insist the act remains in effect and efforts continue.
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Chigago
Han Mere
Garger
Judge Beglinger Refuses to Amend Zabel Counts
The judge declines to modify the Zabel counts as requested, with the defense pressing for a complete exoneration and erasure of all charged allegations. Through counsel, they seek a full motion presentation to the court.
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Beglinger
Milwaukee
WLC
Etloriuda
Babel
Plague fears tied to Tutankhamen tomb rumors
United Press reports plague spreading across Europe with Paris near outbreak. Four Paris cases and two deaths prompt Ministry of Health to clean sewers and slaughter infested mitts. Quarantines in Oran Seville and Beyoutee, steamer Gibel Gerion searched at Gibraltar amid Mediterranean pestilence fears.
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Ministry of Health
Paris
United Press
New York
Europe
Algeria
Spain
Egypt
Mediterranean
Seville
Oran
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Luxor
Esynt
Warskirts
Erdever
Pharaoh
Paris Journal
Alexandria
Beyotee
Mur-Ankh-Amen
Lord Carnarvon
George J. Gould
Algiers
Hare
Gibraltar
Jariot
Billions Seen as Possible Government Merchant Fleet Deal
The Shipping Board weighs an offer exceeding 1.069 billion dollars for the entire eminent merchant fleet. Chairman Lasker notes the board will act if bidders sharpen proposals, with John W. Slace of the Columbia Post company named as proposer.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Shipping Board
Judge Luse Upholds Demurrer on Johnson Former Treasurer
Wisconsin court action reports Judge Luse upholding a demurrer in the case of Johnson, former state treasurer. The Associated Press dispatch notes limited changes in temperatures across the region with unsettled conditions in the Northwest and Midwest, and a likely shift in weather by Wednesday.
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Luse
Johnson
Associated Presta Madison
Boston
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