Tax bill signals modest revenue loss and relief
Washington February 25 An administration official said the tax measure reduces revenue slightly but remains satisfactory.Treasury expects a small 2027 surplus and uses it to cut the national debt while anticipating limited impact on current finances. The bill imposes overhauls in income tax rates and increases personal exemptions, with relief reaching many taxpayers immediately upon enactment.
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Washington
Treasury
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Ile
Congress
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Hombie
Coolidge
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House
Melina
Haster. Ng
Peta
Educators at National Ed Association Meet in Washington
A late February session of the National Education Association in Washington sees officers elected for the Department of Superintendence with Hoover addressing attendees. Key topics include federal education reform, rural schooling improvements, and debates on curriculum restrictions and intellectual freedom.
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Washington
Department
National Education Association
Hoover
Ramsall J. ¢ “Orden
Cinemanath
Br. Frank W. Malloy
Columbia Schools
RY WETS SEEK TO COLLECT BOOZE TAX
In Pittsburgh February 25 the federal government moves to reclaim millions from Pennsylvania dry law violators under the tax provisions of the prohibition act. Counsel Wade Heilman said taxes owed depend on liquor sold, with penalties for nonpayment. Tax rates include 2900 per distiller, 2060 penalties, and 2259 selling tax, plus occupation and special dealer taxes, with hearings to occur across the state.
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Pittsburgh
Wade Heilman
Fevderal
Sloankevpers
Sethen
Vidal
Heilmen
Four Dead in Lake Village Storm Hits Chicot County
Four people killed in a powerful storm sweeping Chicot County Arkansas last night. Three white residents died near a Buc River wheat plantation nine miles south of Lake Village, and a Black individual perished near Jenny, five miles south of Lake Village. Lake Village reported major damage but with some protection within the town.
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Ark
Lake Village
Chicot County
Buc River
Fat Jenny
Mitre Too Small Causes Struggle for Bishop Henshaw
In Manchester on February 25 Bishop Henshaw endures a mitre that is too small and frequently falls off his head. A friend has a pew but the mitres are richly embroidered and require up to twelve months to complete, delaying wear.
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Manchester
Eng
Henshaw
Late N Bulletins from New York and Washington Items
A stream of late bulletins reports Emanuel Reier’s plea in a labor case and bail, a $787.6 million tax cut bill signing by President and Vice President, Senate actions on various measures, and wartime and domestic political notes. Also covered are state mergers, harvest concerns, grain markets, and regional political activity with sporadic details.
Eddie Plank S10 Eat Attack
Fragmented OCR style notes reference Eddie Plank and a series of names and events, with scattered phrases about baseball, ages, places, and dates. The readable text mentions Pack and Ber, a training or game context, and various unclear lines that resemble sports or local notices from a historic page.
Countess Cathcart Faces Habeas Case Delay In New York
A potential renewal of the Countess Cathcart’s case in New York could delay her fate as immigration authorities weigh granting a new writ of habeas corpus. A decision on postponing the hearing came after the Department of Labor refused a rehearing, with officials noting possible guidance from the Moral Terror Provision as they consider future actions.
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New York
Cowntess Cathcart
Olds Istead
Kingland
Arthur Garreld Mays
Pederal
Deckert
Hays
Laber
Department of Laber
Seth
Fragmented OCR notice from a midyear page segment
A damaged OCR passage references various unclear terms and proper nouns including potential names and places. The legible parts provide minimal actionable facts, leaving key details unreadable. No definite event, date, or organization can be reliably identified from the readable text.
Transportation Officials Guests At Chamber Banquet
More than thirty officials from American Railway Express and the Pennsylvania and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads attend the Salisbury-Wicomico Chamber of Commerce banquet at the Wicomico Hotel. The officials were driven to Bertin and Green City, visited Harrisons nurseries, and returned by afternoon train from Cape Charles to Union station, joined by Robert F. M. Cowie and other express and railroad executives.
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Salisbury-Wicomien Chamber of Commerce
American Railway Express
Pennsylvania and
H.R. Neami
The
Express Company
J. M.ser
Pennsylvania Railroad
Guests at car affair headline Baltimore Chamber event
At Prion station railroad officials and reporters joined attendees at the hotel banquet. Cowie will speak on station topics while Dr Fulton Foz hosts a reception and music by the Wicombe Hotel Gerbestri. Guests include lawmakers, business leaders, and numerous professionals from Baltimore and Philadelphia amid hundreds of reservations.
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Gerbestri
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Melford Nathan
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Pod
Hickey
Flis Ads Bins
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Robert Boy
Eain
Bey
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Thavel Dalle
Clow
Ketle
Daige
John Ro Pattison
M Sheaffer
van S. Gordy
Pareter Allen
Landsarrison
Turneball
Wot
Gardner
Chas Re Pephare
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a Baltimore investigation scene
Fragmentary text mentions an investigation into a precinct or carceral area, references to an old arteria carnision area, and several garbled names and events. The readable parts imply a police or investigative report with mentions of a grand jury and statements to authorities, but specifics are obscured.
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Baltimore
Atenbil
Eran
CreWe Liem
Jone Hallwwere
Casteady
Fragmented OCR poem note from local page
Fragmentary text appears to reference a poem or verse sequence with scattered letters and names. Mentions include Neetu, Mrs Hams Boo, and others, but context is unclear. Reading yields no cohesive events, dates, or locations.
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