Washington House Hears Proposed Tax Measure Revisions
A report from Washington outlines an agreement among House leadership to revise tax policy, aiming to cut taxes next year. Key figures like Chairman Green and Representative Garner push plans to retire national debt and adjust income exemptions, with various proposals on tax rates and exemptions under consideration.
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Murder Trial Adjourned to Next Week
The Gberholtzers murder case resumes next week with a 363 juror pool and court proceedings focused on the defense and key witnesses. Prosecutors accuse Kisa Gree and Sits of abducting and assaulting Miss Cherkeater, with investigators seeking doctor contact evidence.
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Indiana Pays Tribute To Late Senator Ralston
In Yelenapolis Indiana state officials and mourners gathered for the funeral of Democratic Senator Ralston. Private services were held at a county home and a public service followed at the Second Presbyterian Church in Lebanon with burial planned at the Lebanon Cemetery. Rev. Jean S Mines led the service with a delegation of senators and church leaders in attendance.
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Orton Carmenani
Church Merger Talks Split Northern and Southern Units
United Press reports on debates over allying northern and southern Methodist factions. Northern conferences favor joining while southern groups oppose the merger, with detailed counts and regional positions noted as discussions progress.
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Dison
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Sitheasi
Untitled note reports illness and home recovery
A fragmented entry from Boston describes Goldrel Coglidge suffering neuralgia and neck pain. It notes a period of illness at home and references medical or personal details without clear dates or full context.
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Furious pace on exchange as seven robbers strike Woodruff
Seven marked men raided Woodruff Wisconsin early today, robbing the Woodruff Bank and fleeing into the countryside. Authorities pursued them as the stock market surged with record gains and a deluge of buying orders. No trace of the robbers has been found and the sheriff warned roads were crowded with search efforts.
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Prisoner clues link to Keagsha Goople killing
An aged prisoner claims he witnessed the Keagsha Goople murder near Kenosha. He identifies a man named Grady and describes a second group arriving in a car, with two assailants taking the pair away. Authorities report contact with a Chicago detective force member and ongoing inquiries.
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Tornado Strikes Bowling Green and Nearby Areas
A damaging tornado impacted Bowling Green Kentucky and surrounding areas. Residents report home damage and a child injured by debris as responders search the muddied streets and assist affected families.
Badgers and Wolverines in Big Gridiron Classic
A Madison crowd gathered at the Stock Pavilion as University of Wisconsin and Michigan alumni look forward to the annual gridiron clash. President Frank, Athletic Director Lice, and Coach Lite head the program with talks from Carl Ruswell Pash and Captain Steve Poissit, promising a spirited event.
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Wolverine
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Mussolini Addresses Assembly On Rhine Security Plan
Premier Mussolini spoke to the assembly detailing security conference views. He warned that Rhine stabilizes European peace and urged Germany to join the League of Nations as part of broader stability efforts.
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Milwaukee Sees Fifteen Auto Accidents In Twenty Minutes
Reported last night in Milwaukee seventeen injuries and two deaths followed a spree of fifteen automobile accidents within a twenty minute span. Police logged a sudden surge of crash reports just after midnight with twelve people seriously hurt and two fatalities linked to a motorcar strike.
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Louis G. Giucossi
Giel
Support for New University Policy Guided by Teachers
At the annual Wisconsin Teacher Association convention officers announced support for a new university policy aimed at improving governance. Glenn Frank, presiding, led remarks while officers Rene McKean Leah Grbbie and Mira Alice Byrne were noted among key attendees and treasurer and director roles were filled.
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Glenn Frank
Witronsia
Wisconsin Teacher Assosiation
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Rene RJ. McKean
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Mira Alice, Byrne
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Crosse
Planes Set Up Upon by the Storm
In Wheeling West Virginia a fleet of 41 planes was dispersed by a storm with several crashes. The Honeymoon Express crashed near Salem Pennsylvania killing the pilot and two Dayton newspaper men. Eleven planes reached Langford Evansville nine to Washington and four to Boiling Springs. Bad weather and unclear causes leave the mystery unsolved.
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Rain or Show Within Thirty Six Hours Forecast
Weather forecast from the Federal Weather Bureau predicts rain or snow within the next thirty six hours from northern Minnesota to the northern lakes region with mostly fair conditions elsewhere. Temperature is expected to be somewhat warm in portions of the area with Sunday tending to be fair in most central and eastern regions. Storm warnings are posted along the Atlantic coast from St. Augustine to Cope.
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Pilgrimage Ends in Tragic Air Crash
A Holy Year pilgrimage ends in tragedy as an air crash claims several lives and injures many. Notable victims include Burke and family members from New York and Abermarde. The accident occurred during travel to the sacred event, leaving a somber scene for mourners and officials.
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Mail sacks burned in frail gar wreck in Rouen
From Rouen France a car carried mail sacks bound for the United States caught fire destroying hundreds of sacks. Postal experts recovered debris from Havre to Cherbourg while fifty sacks were lost. Estimates run into millions of francs in damaged currency valuables.
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Postoffice Sleuths Held for Fraud Accusations
Albert Sen Mitem Charles AL Ratsom, both 50, were jailed by federal agents over alleged roles in a postal fraud plot. Inspectors say the men aided a New Orleans operation to defraud postal funds and participated in a scheme involving altered papers and fake transactions.
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Number of Farms Falls by Thousands in Five Years
Census bureau data show total farms in the United States dropping to 6,274,608 in the five years to 1923 from 6,498,043 in 1920, a 2 percent decline. Abandonments rose especially in the South while the West saw acreage subdivided from large ranches to smaller units amid shifting farming methods and labor shortages.
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United Gistes
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Brush fire may claim life of Oneida County girl
A Oneida County farmer’s daughter was playing near a brush fire when her clothing caught alight. She suffered burns and is in critical condition, with the incident being investigated as a potential fatal accident.
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Coolidge Eyes Security Pact to Open Path for Disarmament
Washington reports President Coolidge hopes that the Locarno European security agreements may lead toward a new general arms limitation conference in the United States. Officials stress no definite terms are known, and the U.S. will remain a moral supporter, not a participant.
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American debt plan met with tepid reaction abroad
A special report notes European hesitation over a five year plan to settle France’s debt to the United States. It describes Paris’s warnings, Mellon’s leadership and doubts about the American debt funding commission, and contrasting England’s worse economic position. Domestic opposition grows as the plan falters.
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Paris
American Dent Funding Commission
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Develo
Solar Rays Rejuvenate Baby Boy At Len-Gen Hospital
Scientists at Len-Gen hospital used solar rays to revive a boy born with advanced aging signs and sleep-like status since birth. Doctors reported gradual improvement after weeks of treatment and expect further recovery, with the child linked to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cohen of Highgate.
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Weather Outlook for the Week in Washington DC Area
The forecast calls for cold and snow in the northern portion early in the week with cooler to milder conditions later. A potential warmer period midweek may contrast with lingering cool spells and above normal temperatures at times.
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