Congress stalls on tax plans as hearings held
In Washington on December 9 lawmakers debated the tax plan as the Senate Finance Committee and House Ways and Means discussed extending installment payments for income taxes and allowing deductions. Secretary Houston urged reducing excess profits taxes and higher brackets, while Representative Kitchin denounced the recommendations as ill advised and anti public.
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Two Die From Wreck Injuries
Akron dispatch reports two more passengers died after a collision involving the Northern Ohio Traction line yesterday. The death toll rose to four with Ismael Mclean, a motorman, among the deceased, and several others injured. Officials cited misread signals as a probable cause while a company spokesman declined to comment. The Socialist conference in Switzerland concluded hours later.
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Americans Not Too Proud To Fight War Debate
In a prepared House address Representative Kahn of California urges peace between the United States and Japan but acknowledges the nation is not too proud to fight if forced. He backs universal military training and warns against Pacific-rim agitation that he says fuels anti American sentiment in Japan. He cites immigration issues and questions the motives of political agitators across the Pacific. He warns that propaganda could incite hatred and strain U S relations with Japan.
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Surgeons graft monkey thyroid into girl in Chicago
Doctors at the American Hospital in Chicago report attempting to graft a monkey thyroid into a girl known as Mary Zembek, a developmentally delayed patient. The team, led by Dr. Marc Tharek and Dr. Alfred Klein, refused to predict success, citing concerns about the girl's hidden past and possible prior abuse.
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Americ Hospital
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Northwestern University
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Wilson calls on Americans to aid Chinese distress relief
President Wilson appeals to the American people to contribute funds to relieve distress in China caused by recent upheavals. Treasury role assigned to Tomas W. Lanin, connected with J. Morgan and Company, as treasurer of the relief effort under Secretaries and officials.
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Over $312,000,000 Given to Railroads
A government drive claims more than 312 million dollars was allocated to railroad ventures. Supreme Court orders and carrier-initiated suits are cited, with ministry actions and injunctions underscoring the push to secure funding and enforce transportation policies.
European Relief Drive Appeals for 33 Million
New York dispatch reports a consortium of eight American relief groups launched a campaign to raise 33 million dollars for food and medical supplies for children in eastern and central Europe. The appeal, signed by chairman Albert Wen and treasurer Wrinklin J. Lune, urges American public support amid famine and refugee distress, promising aid to hospitals, clinics, feeding stations, and rescue services.
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MacSwiney Widow Recalls Lord Mayor’s Life Story
Mrs Mary MacSwiney testified before the Committee of One Hundred in Washington recalling Terrence MacSwiney’s life, arrest record, and his fight for an Irish republic. She described their marriage, visits to him in jail, and Ireland’s struggle for freedom amid British pressure and hunger.
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Sixteen Year Old Youth Given Life Sentence
A 16 year old youth, Batmied Tleeing formerly of Little Rock, Aust, was sentenced to life imprisonment in Witebl ing West Virginia after pleading guilty to a charge of murder. The defendant was accused of killing C. G. Grindstatt, a car inspector, in a crime linked to minors and car inspection duties, with the court noting the gravity of the act.
Explosion Triggers $200,000 Blaze In City Apartment
Fire officials say an early morning explosion caused a severe fire at a building occupied by Vinny Company workers. Collapse hampered crews as water damage spread through the first floor, with flames driven by a north wind and continuous blasts disrupting efforts to control the blaze.
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New and Rebuilt Bicycles At Emil Arthur's Store
Emil Arthur offers new and rebuilt bicycles at 1016 Gallia Street with quick repairs. A nearby shop at 505 Gallia near Gay promotes low prices and excelsior shoes alongside bike services.
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Hesitancy to Act Delays Wilson Harding Conference
A December 1920 Times profile notes Warren Harding's readiness to meet Woodrow Wilson but cites mutual hesitancy in taking initiative. White House signals and internal doubts delayed a direct conference, with Harding preferring a clear invitation or request while Wilson's stance remained cautious and focused on defending his administration.
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Kenmore Mayor Targeted In Complaint To Removal
Trenyy Strver, a local meat dealer, filed with the governor alleging the Kenmore mayor fails to enforce state and local laws. The complaint accuses the mayor of tolerating unlicensed tapskegeers and profiteering as well as improper connections with authority figures. The governor’s office is reviewing the petition and potential action.
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Britain blocks visas for Irish question commission members
The six member Special Committee of One Hundred on the Irish question will not be allowed visas to visit Great Britain. British embassy replies that the visit is not agreeable to the government. The State Department had issued travel passports for study in Europe, including Britain, but Ireland and Britain will not permit the visit. The commission says it will continue its work in accordance with its original purpose.
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New York
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Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor
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University of Chicago
Europe
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State Department
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Memorial Service for Senator Bankhead
A memorial service honoring Senator Bankhead of Alabama was held today with remarks from several senators and dignitaries. Speakers included Senator Lodge of Massachusetts and others as tributes were delivered in the hour of remembrance and formal proceedings.
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Harding Returns to His Desk After Absence
Fragmented OCR outlines President Harding resuming duties at the White House desk. Mentions his absence, political rivals, and ongoing cabinet interactions with reference to the era's figures and events, though many words are garbled.
Harding Eyes Early Extra Session For Congress
President Harding signals a plan to clear the calendar for an early spring session. He aims to push budget measures and prep work for the anticipated extra session, urging prompt committee meetings to speed legislation after reconvening in March or April.
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Free-For-All Almost Breaks Up at New York Bike Race
chaotic Madison Square Garden six day race night ends in a riot call. Police quell disturbance after twenty minutes of fighting among hundreds of spectators. Several minor injuries reported. two arrests. Disputes over chairmanship sparked clashes as event began.
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Wage Cut Forecast For Textile Mills In Northeast
Boston dispatch reports a forecasted wage reduction of about 22 percent for textile workers in New England and New York, reaching roughly 15 percent of the industry. The move would restore wages to levels a year ago amid a stagnant regional textile sector.
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Textile workers face proposed wage cuts across textile sector
New York reports the United Textile Workers to seek a general wage reduction of 28 1 2 percent across cotton and woolen products, affecting about 100000 employees. Jonu Golden of the union said preparations had begun and formal notices were received, while silent on final actions.
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Social Afternoon and Yuletide Greetings at Kensington
A lively afternoon at the Ann Street Kensington home featured social conversation, needlework, and piano music. Guests enjoyed a three course luncheon, Christmas tree gifts, and festive decorations as plans were discussed for future gatherings and holiday events with family and neighbors.
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