20 Percent Increase in Rates Here
The Salisbury city council last night debated a proposed 20 percent telephone rate hike. Mayor Parker presented a plan to address the issue and coordinate with the Telephone Company and the Public Service Commission. An ordinance to widen Martin Street faced long opposition from local property owners. A separate ordinance authorizing sidewalks and curbs on Records Street was approved.
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Two Chicago Heiresses Linked in Franks Boy Slaying
Confessed murder linked to two sons of Chicago millionaires. Reports state two other crimes may be charged to the youth in addition to the slaying of the Franks boy. Police are pursuing connections as the investigation unfolds.
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American Party Forms New Political Campaign
The American Party, led by Mr. Likins of Unicetown Pa, declares it will not field a candidate in the next election. The group, tied to the United American Mechanics and other locals, advocates wealth limits and a temperate approach to party activities.
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Services Tomorrow At Toso For Mrs Teadoine
Tomorrow services will be held at Toso for Mrs Teadoine. Friends and relatives are invited to attend the ceremonies and pay respects to the deceased.
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Toso
Delegations Arrive For G. O. P. Convention
Cleveland June 1 The first delegation arrives for the Republican convention. Charles D. Hilles New York and Fred W. Upham Chicago National Treasurer are due to arrive today with other national men and committee women. George B. Lockwood arrives tomorrow. Temporary chairman Theodore E Burton will be represented by the League of Women Voters which will back platform recommendations. A statement by Chairman John T Adams says more than 125 women will be seated as delegates and more than 200 will serve as alternates.
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Washington Tetley National Real Estate Boards Meeting
A report outlines the initial annual gathering of the Washington Tetley national real estate boards. Officials discuss irrigation projects, river and harbor concerns, and commission requirements shaping regional real estate policy.
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Sading Commission
Tax law faces fight over next Congress
Washington reports a new tax law on federal books but a fierce administration battle is expected next session to secure further concessions. President Coolidge’s stance signals a push for broader reform, while political and economic pressures shape the upcoming congressional action.
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Leon Alec Witt
States Must Act On Child Labor Law Be The Accepted Pras
A fragmented note urges states to enact child labor protections as a key policy priority. The text implies a push to empower enforcement and halt exploitation, referencing legislative action and oversight mechanisms without detailing specific provisions or dates.
Protest Stirs as Japan Reacts to U S Message
The Ascomgte'd Press reports Tokyo on June 3 cites Jiji Shimpo deeming the protest a chance for diplomatic debate not Japan's stance. Tokyo Acad and Yamato papers echo concerns that the response could affect the situation depending on the American reply.
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Japs Go to Brazil The Assarard Prem Tekle June 2
A mangled OCR item notes a home department or group plan to send about 2000 grants to Brazil this year. The fragment mentions Prem Tekle and a date June 2, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks clear context or outcome.
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Stratha
LATE NEWS BULLETINS From Cleveland to Meuse and Japan
L Ien Frank W Mendel of Wyom ing will open the National Convention in Washington. Senate in tense session discusses Meuse defense and Meuse river crossing. In Japan leaders await vote on agrarian policy and report steps toward peace. Americans absorb rapid dispatches as voting states report early outcomes and international chatter intensifies.
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