Tax Policy Debates Highlight Senate and House Conferees
In a tense session, Republicans push for a 2 percent maximum surtax cap while opposing the estate and capital stock taxes. Democrats back broader revisions, with talks centering on a compromise fiscal program and potential changes during conference between the House and Senate.
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Republein
Senate
Rae
Wade
Ldo
Sirator
McCumber
Dakole
Tha Houze
Sonate
Fegr
Ives
Wood Talle Why Took Post Grievance Over Intercolonial Funds
A fragmentary note references a grave dispute about 10,600,000 Intercolonial periods and America’s reputation in the Philippines. Beasor Lennard reportedly accepted the governor generalship of the islands per a letter sent to Dr. J. N. Henry of the University of Pennsylvania. General Wood was to have the committee of publicity for the affair.
Fragmentary report from Missouri crime scene
A garbled OCR item from Equest City describes a man attacking women with a car in a shocking incident. The fragment mentions a person named Jr. Stick and a fatal outcome, but key details are unclear.
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Equest City
Naif Wan 3
Dhon
Steln Murder Girl Mystery Unresolved After Autopsy
The death of Al Brotn, ex motion picture director, in Westalem spariment remains unsolved after autopsy findings. Police say investigation will continue as details emerge about the case and potential motives.
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Steln
Low Angelge
al Brotn
Westalem Spariment
May Vieg and Rusenow Seek Entry to Soviet Russia
Washington sources report that May Vieg and Rusenow are preparing individual applications to rent American transport in order to travel to Soviet Russia. The state department advisor notes readiness to consider the requests amid ongoing negotiations. The arrangement involves potential movement to Smvolere and reflects broader diplomacy on cross border travel.
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May Vieg
Rusenow
State Department
Washington
Washington Advicar
Bera
Glalm Crew In Murder Mystery Near Oslo
Oslo police expect a murder arrest within 24 hours in the case of prominent attorney Lucian A. Boward found dead in Ilk ot Fee. Daylee is named as a suspect amid a growing mystery surrounding the slaying.
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Glalm
Daylee
Oslo
Spon
Lucian A. Boward
Ilk Ot Fee
Canal tolls bill adopted by the Senate vote 47 to 87
The Senate passed the canal tolls measure amid partisan showdown. Republicans backed the bill 86 to 12 with 20 opposed. the debate mirrored 1914 free tolls clashes. President Wilson’s 1914 stance and 1942 Democratic platform echo in this historic maritime policy vote.
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Washington
G—Deanlli
Senate
Leo Stinplig
Pauita Cawal
United States
Great Britain
Ylo‘atian
Hines
Samio Cudtens
Logs
Rayal- Hean
Ngoimet
Harding
Dens Mot Underwood
Pha
Dantotrals
Eo Taresi
Wilson
Lost Jewels Found Near Desora in Missouri
Jewelry valued at 40,000 dollars, lost by Mrs Grog on a Missouri Pacific train, was recovered except for a few less valuable pieces. Found near Desora, Poplar Bluff, accompanied by Mrs Ho J. Patton of Philadelphia, the owners identified the pieces.
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Poplar Bluff
Confemece Murder of Wife in Detroit River Declared
A.W. Kent assistant prosecutor says Hezaran Tabrost confessed to murdering his wife by tossing her over a Detroit River bridge railing after an argument during a walk. The claim notes the act led to her death as she fell into the river.
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Tabrost
Mich
Hezaran
Hademacher
A.W. Kent
Detroit River
Wald
Widow of retired magnate in critical condition at home
Mrs James J Hi widow of the late magnate remains critically ill at her home. Doctors said recovery is uncertain due to advanced age. The context mentions a political note about counties and a governor facing potential charges of embezzlement related to a past tender, per Mortimer’s suggestion.
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Paul
Mra
James J. Hi
Hil
Small
Springfield
Body of noted specialist found near Pondmore club
The body of Dr. Iamed Rayntt Haydon, a prominent specialist, was found in the woods behind the Pondmore club, Woodmere, by an Italian who was walking nearby. The incident details and motive remain unclarified.
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Fin Geator
New York
Iamed Rayntt Haydon
Wes
Pondmore Club
Woodmere
Italan
Boty
Ship Sinks and 16 Dead After Ocean Disaster
A Laird Line steamer Taiwaon sank off Scotland's southwest coast after colliding with the American freighter West Carnak. Among the passengers were Dublio Thresh yeoahileans recently released from wrikon in Perth. The Clan finer and Clan Mascalin rushed to aid, but the Rowan struck nearby and 14 crew and passengers from the Rowan perished. Wireless pleas for help reached the scene.
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Dublio
Wrikon
Perth
Scotland
Laird Line
Unemployment program draft discussed by national groups
An outline of a national unemployment program emerges from a conference with sub committees to study permanent measures for work relief. Proposals include readjustment of wages, price controls, railway funding, and coordination with governors and mayors. The report also notes focus on foreign trade agriculture and credit, with Catholic and civic organizations invited to assist in forming local committees. Liquor death in Los Angeles prompts police action as investigations continue into a fatal party.
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Workington
Yongssaida
Witte Sono
Monsardy
Colforeiés
Baak Alyvenk
Lin Tha
Propia
Tauvor
Citiea
Pericy
Juvenile Crime Attracts National Attention And Court Action
Officials from the department of labor and sociologists nationwide focus on child crimes. Courts assign additional judges to juvenile courts to handle rising dockets and address the issue with broader community involvement.
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Incre
Washington, D
Department of Labor
United States
Javantte
Theft of $300,000 in wines at Virginia home
Washington DC reports a burglary at a Virginia country residence where a three inch door was forced and chalre wines valued at 300,000 were stolen. Suspect actions involved moving cases to a waiting truck and concealing the wine within caretaker circles. Police have been notified.
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Washington, D. C
Jouph
Robbare
Viralata
Wedding ceremony details and court surrender in Nebraska
A fragmented notice describes an elaborate wedding with crowns and rings in a fictional setting, then reports Edgar Nantel and Arguat Tyre surrendering claims in Degias County Court, each posting a $5,000 bond after a grand jury probe into local investigations.
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Wen
Teacher- M's
Railway Workers Stand Firm on Jobs Amid Talks
The Railway Conductors and allied unions announce they will stay on the job while negotiations continue. President L. J. Shappard says a general walkout is possible but aims to avoid public disruption, with plans to decide on a course of action at a strike vote. He notes broad support across North American conducting and engineering allies.
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Gilekgoh Firat
Wesurais
Peneral
Unlana
Ivan
Shoppard
Shappacd
Farlowe
Wade Motiliy
Vale
Brotherhood of
Tocamotiva Enginnord
Grothe Orhood
Lacomaltya Plromen
Bnginemon
Switolinga
North
Amarica
Jonet
Sitka
Phattinan
Mint
Ting
Local Iowa News Items and Tragic Incidents
Readable fragments cover coroner inquest into a death after a truck collision near Duans, bank discussions, a fatal shooting at a Buena Vista ranch, a church improvement push in Cincinnati area churches, a bank savings tale with a comic twist, and Iowa crop forecasts. Also notes a Council Bluffs street car accident, a murder case near Manchester, and local price and public notice snippets from the era.
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Andiowa
Oelwein
Neon Feronte
Bate
Pipsack
Zoe
Chiles
Clarenge Company
Boona County
Trey Hater
Macla Lat
Duuads
Myrle Dougherty
Oaklaid
Welsth
Cincimati
Altete
Christan
Chis
Groen
Winais
Aiady Oeeps
Gherokea
J. Patuhory
Manchester
Hay
Ranarup
Canalal
Tiolaware
Huchanan
Payratta
Ife
W. Urals
Gnawa
Council White
Urata
Fréil Skvoh
Buona Vista
Col
Wiliam Batley
Asaoe
Maley Atao
Giaxonn
Tony Kanzlarich
Daly
Tony
Iowa
Roy
Agricur
Polatius
Andrew J. Boyd
Fairfeld
Suprema Court
Iis
Toya Ip
Dlatriet
Tyo Wimiar Indichwenta
Hert
Cullan
Toy Puriai
Joekeom
Tay’ Guller
Wady
Rowling
Tidian Crunk
Kovarnmant
Feam Maudson
Mackwell
Harlan
Mmean
Hungarian Insurgents Active Near Vienna Front
Insurgents in the Vienna area faced sporadic fighting as Hungarian forces attempted to seize parts of the capital. Austrian officers rallied to repel the advance, and residents fled toward Wiener Neustadt amid renewed clashes along the border with Hungary.
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Vienna
Wiener
Grocers Challenge Government Decree on Meat Packing
Washington reports the Department and court intervention over a nationwide inquiry into meat packing. Grocers argue the decree harms competition by restricting the Packers and wholesale grocers association from broader business activities. The case centers on whether the government can require partial action limiting trades beyond meat packing.
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Gannot
Washington
Department
District of Columbia
Scrief
Clergyman Suspect Accused of Murder Testifies Deep Bribery Claim
Lakeport district attorney TE B Churchill presents testimony in the murder case alleging Joseph L. Spencer offered bribes to influence the prosecution. The former clergyman is accused by his wife and Spencer is linked to efforts to slacken the pursuit of conviction.
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Lakeport
Cat
Teb, Churchill
Joseph L. Spencer
Spencer
Swenson Nominated Minister to Norway by Harding
President Harding nominates Laurits A Swenson of Minnesota as minister to Norway. Swenson previously served as envoy to Denmark Switzerland and Norway, with prior diplomatic roles noted.
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Gwenson
Norway
Washington
Harding
Laurits
A. Swenean
Minnesota
Swenson
Ga Mintater
Danmark
Switzerland
Erway Sean
Yellow Fever in Mexico and US deaths reported
Reports from Nogales Arizona describe forty deaths from yellow fever in the last week in Mexico. Five people isolated from Macay at Culincao Hospitalle Generous Wheatland Wyoming. Headlines note social capital and delaying entertainment events affecting patrons. Mary Pickford must rest. warnings to complete rent and provisioning given.
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Yelow Faver
Mexico
Nogales
Ariz
Péraona
Mexlco
Bown
Yellow Ee
Figorady
Upal
Culincao
Mary Pickford
Quitering
Oil Price Increase Shocks Fitteburgh Market
Unclear OCR text notes another 28 cent rise per barrel in Ornda oil price quotes. Pittsburgh market data shows minor gains this week, with second ad variant indicating an expansion in price movement.
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Fitteburgh
Ornda
Pitburgh
Arbunkle Arrested Again on Fraud Charge
Ilan Francland-Tloreno Arbunch was arrested and charged with an infusion of infractions, facing allegations of financial wrongdoing. Authorities did not release further details pending investigation.
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Arbunkle
Auain
Ilan Francland
Tloreno
Arbuich Wan Arrasind
Ama
Hruars
International chain of commerce holds meeting on finance plan
A foreign assembly convened to discuss a proposed finance resolution. Special committee chair June presided over the session. Edward A. Filene presented the plan at the end, outlining steps for cooperation among allied nations.
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Ark OU. A
United States
Olags
Interpy Ional Chainbat of
Apecial Finance
Enngresa
Enngresa of the Infarnationa Ohalbor
Tanddn
A. Filene
Thorton
Fenugall
Jail or Roll Em Up Girl Arrest Report
A 18 nother reported case, Misa Towne Wontiie, a Jewish resident of Alleitic, faced disorderly conduct charges in a municipal incident. Police alleged her kneeling pose uncovered, leading to an arrest after an officer forced her into a wagon for transport. Witnesses described tense exchanges as the officer claimed regulatory violation and predetermined punishment.
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Misa
Vel Labs
Mhuing
Staten Supreme Aunt
Willy
Phen
Alisg Stearne
Rhawaytari
Chews Wig Owner Sued Over Damaged Yacht Wig
A New York party tale recounts a dog biting a wig on a yacht after a guest, Alice Houou, fell into disrepute. The wig, valued at 20 dollars, was damaged and the owner sued, seeking compensation as the scene unfolded with a beauty doctor present and underwater mishaps surrounding the wig.
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New Yorks
George G
Alice Hoou
Alice
Altea
Big Cod Quips Down a 12 Pound Salmon
A dramatic fishing tale from Brentwood describes a local angler catching a 12 pound salmon. The report highlights the fisherman’s struggle and the big catch amid windy harbor conditions.
Lost In Gallix Montha and the Federal Judge Case
A garbled report notes several named individuals including a Federal judge and a legal proceeding involving arrests on charges unknown due to unreadable OCR. The fragment mentions detention or detention-related actions and references a court or judge.
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Gall ix Montha
Janis Diller
Sive Senape Miter
Drummond
Lave
Cole Javer
Hanes Coor
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