Coolidge Plea on Tax Reduction Lacked House Support
President Coolidge urged Congress to adopt a 25 percent tax cut, but the move faced a cool reception in the House where leaders ruled it could only pass by unanimous consent amid strong opposition. Representative Green said the emergency resolution was impossible, while Garner criticized the late effort as an “eleventh hour” ploy.
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Coolidge
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Tate
House
Representative Green
Senate
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Garner
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Tex
Chicago Man Shot Dead in Woman's Automobile
A Chicago man, Walter R. Law, was shot dead inside a woman's car near Mrs. Gaertner's home. The sedan contained an automatic pistol and a bottle of gin. three shots had been fired, and the victim's body was found slumped at the steering wheel.
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Chicago
Belle Brown
Leck Gkertmer
Waleter R. Law
Law
Bmre
Gaertners
Mra
Interior opens 323000 acres for homestead in western states
The Interior department announced the opening of 323000 acres for homestead entry in the western states. The land spans Carbon and Phillips counties Montana, Lander and Pershing counties Nevada, Otero county New Mexico, San Juan and Pinto counties Utah, and Lake county Oregon. Dates for filing will be announced later.
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Oye
Tates
Dye Interior Department
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Carbon
Phillips
Montany
Lander
Pershing
Nevada
Otero
New Mexico
Son Juan
Pinto Comics
Utah
Lake County
Oregon
Cities Hold Jubilee as Ford Offer Passes
Citizens of the Tennessee valley celebrate in Birmingham and nearby towns after news the House passed the bill to lease Mullete Bhowls to Henry Ford. Bonfires rise, bells ring, and automobile horns sound in central gathering places.
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Birmingham
Ala
Wennessee Valley
SheMeld
Florence
Decatur
Hunteville
Jawna
Senate Kills Farm Aid Appropriation in Senate Fight
Washington report details a partisan clash as the Senate defeats a 5.4 million farm relief appropriation for fertilizer purchases. The vote tally is unclear, with southern Democrats and eastern Republicans opposing a plan denounced as communistic in theory.
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Senate
Washington
Coolidge Ashs Haynes as Capital in Watteat City
A garbled report claims President Coolidge designates Watteat City as the capital amid Prohibition Commission requests. Rear Admiral P. Plunkett testifies at a New York police hearing alleging the White House involvement, with unclear attributions to Washington.
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Watteat City
Washington
Coolidge
Prohibition
Baynes
White House
New York
P. Plunkett
Dom
Mandant
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Terms of Bonus Settled in Washington Report
In Washington the terms of the new seller borrower plan were settled. The bill sets up policies and conditions for purchase agreements and related merger estimates. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR but indicate agreement on key points and timelines.
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Washington
Pathe
Mexican Rebel Surrenders in State of War
Fragmented report notes a surrender among Mexican elites amid ongoing conflict. Key figures and exact locations are unclear in the garbled text, but events reference capitulation near Paty Cuerngueaa and related military terms.
Ford Shoals Offer Accepted by House in McKenzie Bill
Washington Henry Ford's offer for Muscle Shoals was approved by the House by a vote of 214 to 142. The McKenzie bill to authorize acceptance moves to the Senate amid uncertainty. The measure, reported by the military committee, faced amendments but was rejected. party lines were largely ignored as Democrats largely supported the bill while Republicans strong opposed.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Congress
House
McKenzie
Ford
Sen-Até
McKenala
Military
Tennessee
Willy
British Fleet Maneuvers Shift Naval Power to the Mediterranean
The British fleet gathers off the Canary Islands under Admiral Lord Beatty signaling a transfer of major naval power from the Atlantic and North Sea to the Mediterranean. The maneuver line runs between France and its African colonies as forces prepare for the next European week.
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Mediterranean
Bolearic Islands
Lord Beatty
Atlantic
North Sea
Meneus
Church Census Shows Gain for Year 1 1938 United States
New York reports the 1938 church census compiled by the Christian Herald shows 48 4573 communicating growth. The census records a nationwide gain of 56 015 during the year, with total reach now 707 505, and the Roman Catholic denomination estimates 15 655 200 members, up 343 010.
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New York
United States
The
Christian Herald
Mad
President's Widow Seeks Rights Over Wilson Manuscripts
The widow of Woodrow Wilson asserts legal rights to control publication of her late husband’s letters and manuscripts. She seeks access and determinations on whether presidential papers may be released to the public and under what authorization.
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Wilson
Woodrow Wilesti
Haspanda
Testimony Tie Daugherty Case To Fight Picture Plot
Miss Stinson testified Jesse Smith discussed a deal to sell rights to the Dempsey Carpentier fight pictures, aiming for about 190000 profit, warned Smith about losses, and described large sums tied to Daugherty and associates in Washington. She said Smith held stocks gifted to Daugherty and Suitth and noted money transfers linked to the attorney general’s brother.
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Mal Daugherty
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Abe
Misa Stinwor
Ey Suith
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Herr
New York Banks Link France to 100 Millions
A leading American banking group led by J P Morgan & Co arranges a loan of one hundred million dollars to France. The funds are secured by gold and the French government’s credit, enabling currency and exchange operations while the Breneh Gechange and related music functions are among sanctioned purposes.
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Judge Wilbur Elected California Chief Justice in 1943
The report notes that Chief Justice Willbur, a California leader in juvenile welfare, was born May 10, 1887 in Booneshero Indiana. He rose from Los Angeles Superior Court judge to California Supreme Court chief justice in 1943 after serving as an associate justice and drafting key juvenile court laws.
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Senate
Coolidge
Dhyy
Edwin Eae
Juatloe Avibar
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Cad Woon
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Superior
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United States” Naval Aacademy
Government Market Report Abbreviated Notes From Midwest Exchange
Fragmented OCR text shows a government market report with scattered figures for prices and commodities. Mentions Minneapolis and Chicago markets, with references to stocks, cattle, and vegetables, but data is incomplete and messy.
Fragmentary Trial Report on Bribery Vote and Proceedings
A garbled report notes a decisive victory in a legislative matter with a grand jury, referencing bribery accusations, a defense against remarks by Mr. Daugherty, and an adoption related to Penchton. It mentions a vote tally around 222 to 108 and references committees and orderly procedure, though many details are unreadable.
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Canara
D .Vetenty
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Aisweting
Prorect
Penchton
Nest Gulley and McCray Plea at CFP Site
Readable fragments indicate Gulley and McCray linked to a plea at a CFP site. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but the core action involves plea intent or status at the specified location. Further context needed for precise factual framing.
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Gulley
McCray
Pay Cfp
Tax plan puts popular price shows under tax free status
A draft revenue bill in Congress would exempt all moving picture theaters from admissions tax while others above a small threshold would pay a tax. The plan targets the industry, noting $56 million in import taxes and about 19,000 theaters with minor ad revenue exempts. The House-passed bill would remove taxes on many showings and adjust admission rates.
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Menata
Aspirin Safety Question Sparks Public Concern
A garbled query asks if aspirin is safe for mill workers amid wartime use. It mentions tablets and dosage concerns and cites public health worries about poison hazards and proper medical guidance.
CorcamsTM Liver and Bowel Remedy Ad Claim
An old advertisement promotes Corcamets TM for liver and bowels at 100 a box claiming relief from Onres Eiltovahase and constipation with tea, headaches, and indigestion. It mentions university trials and encourages asking for Aliceers plaster as the original ant geowloe remedy amid dubious health claims.
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