City Budget Urges Tight Economy and Small Tax Hike
Mayor Parker submits the tentative 1925 budget to the City Council seeking strict economy. The plan aims for a $0.67 city tax rate with only a two cent increase, detailing allocations across charity, health, police, fire, street work, and public property. Revenue from taxes estimated at $4,022,190 for the year.
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Atal Heada
Ceat
L. Thomas Parker
Vivier
the Budge
Cis
Sill Street
Tases
Major Spatz Flew to Mt. Clemens in Brief Conference
Major Carl Spatz flew from Selfridge Field to Mount Clemens, Michigan in three beers and two minutes. Conditions were reported as only fair. He was summoned for a conference with Major General Mason M. Patrick, chief of the air service.
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Carl Spatz
Selfridge Fied
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Mason M. Patrick
Air Service
Dawes To Address 17 Audiences in 3 Days
Dawes began three days of intensive campaigning after being nominated for vice president. Seventeen speeches are set, starting with a rally in St. Cloud Minnesota. An Eastern tour near Oct 21 to New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania may follow.
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Prasve Dewes
Minnea- le
Mim
G. Renee
Minnesota
St. Cloud
Mina
Dawes
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
London Society Women Feature Black Satin Sashes
London society women appear in public with oversized black satin sashes tied at the back, paired with beige lace dresses. The bold fashion choice is noted as extremely smart for the season.
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London
London Society
Gold Strike In California At Central Eureka Claim
A rich gold discovery was reported yesterday at the Central Eureka Mining Company property near San Francisco. The find renews hopes of a revival after years of barren work, with speculation about potential yields and investors eyeing nearby claims and prospects.
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San Francisco
Salif
Central Eureka Mintg Company
Alvinza Varna
International Seaplane Race Cancelled Amid Entries Drop
The planned October 21 race at Bay Grieve Park was canceled after Italy withdrew its three entries. Baltimore officials said the United States teams will instead attempt to break speed records up to 1 kilometre in a later event at the same course.
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Baltimore
Bay Grieve Park
Flying Club of
Plate Knaland
Italy
Marie Cre
Ashington
Feral Club
Great Britain
William E Moffett
Navy Air Service
United States
Woman Fined for Neighbor's Hair Dispute
A woman was fined $100 after a dispute over eight neighbors' hair. The court noted the fine seemed excessive and suggested it could be doubled, reflecting a curt ruling.
Eladoloken Anniversary Observed by Continental Congress
Fragmented OCR text records an anniversary note connected to the Continental Congress and Harpster's Company with mentions of Carpentier, military commands, and states invited to attend. The readable segments point to a patriotic commemoration and historical reference, but details are garbled.
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Csecrees
Continental Congress
Philadriptia
Pasept
H Arpester
Giecuxs
Cofmasre
Wegar
Carpentier
Cevtec
Frensen
Cannes
Smal
Spurs Liberty co Sadie Champion freed from county jail
Sadie Champion spent 16 months in Buffalo County Jail over birthplace confusion. A newspaper man helped secure her release by immigration authorities. Since then she has returned at night to visit her old cell.
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Sadie Champion
Buffalo
N. Y
Utilities Regulation Crisis Warns State Hearing
Baltimore report notes the Public Service Commission faces a crisis as it weighs new rates for the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. Counsel Maloy argues the state government opposes federal power, urging action if the commission cannot regulate the large New York linked company.
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Baltimore
Commission
Tate
Oreneentee Telephone Company
Ezra BR Whitman
J Frank Harper
Harold E Weet
Rozier Ann Vane
Maloy
St. Amican Telephone and Telegraph Company of
New York
Tomer
Clock clocks seized in liquor case report
Police found two bottles of liquor inside each clock at the home of Mrs Mary Frand. In court Judge Day imposed a suspended sixty day sentence for Mrs Francis pending good behavior, with a warning to avoid further misconduct.
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Wartford
Conan
Mary Frand
Day
Francis
Warane
Minister confesses to double murders in Mount Vernon
Rev Lawrence M High of Inn Jr confesses to killing his wife and Wilford Swertin a church member authorities say in Mount Vernon Ohio officials report a triangle of illicit love led the crimes.
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Lawrence M. Hight
Inn
Kendrick's Letter Demands Butler Resignation Delayed
An Associated Press report from Philadelphia notes Mayor Kendrick asked General Butler to resign as Director of Public Safety. The letter was withheld due to Butler's ill health, and Kendrick says it will not be delivered until Butler can respond, with a town meeting planned for west Meadey to urge retention of Butler.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Cael Han
Kendrick
D. Butler
Carpenter's Company
General Butler
West Meadey
Academy of Music
Nicholson
League
Mystery Shot Wounds Mrs Lenten in Devon Home
Mrs Mary Lenten 82 of Devon is seriously wounded by a high powered rifle shot that passed through both hips while she stood on a West Chester porch. District Attorney Sproat and officers suspect a bird or squirrel hunter fired from within nearby property. Readied to hospital, she refuses treatment. shooter remains unknown as investigators comb the area.
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West Chester
Mary Lenten
Devon
Sproat
John
Fred
P. H. Corcoran
Devon Hill
Valley Forge
Lincola
Salem News Sees Torn Confession and Bank Robbery Report
A late update from Salem details a confession by Mere Eve Necetia relating to her husband amid a county murder context. Meanwhile a bank in the city reported a $100000 cash loss after an apparent heist with guards deployed and an internal investigation underway.
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Salem
Ywen
Dennis to be tried by grand jury on threats to kill
A neighbor testifies Dennis visited her home while her husband was away and allegedly made advances before attempting to assault her. He was arraigned before Police Justice T Louder in Rooa election district where the complaint was filed. Defense counsel did not present evidence. prosecution led by State Attorney F Grant Goslee.
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Denain
Husband
T. Louder
Rooa
Ais Eelection
Dennis
Leonard Wailes
Rep Hill Trial Date Set for Arraignment Next Tuesday
Baltimore dispatch reports Representative John Philip Hill is to be arraigned next Tuesday on an indictment returned by a federal grand jury charging him with manufacturing and selling wine and cider. The district attorney, Amos W. Woodcock, said Hill wishes a swift trial so the case can proceed before Congress convenes and before the Supreme Court hears related matters. The hearing location and exact timing are pending, with potential delays noted after November 4.
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Baltimore
John Philip Hill
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Amos W. W. Woodcockh
Hall Sar
Congress
Woodcock
Endurance Test For ZR-3 Of On 34 Aboard
Unclear OCR description covers endurance tests for ZR-3 Of On 34 and ZR-1 related to United States Navy. Mentions Ranger cruise and engineers or observers evaluating performance. Text is fragmented with many garbled words and missing details.
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Eermany
United States Navy
Aris Om
Wills & Eterten
Omar
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