Democrats Begin Tak Blas Inx Plan Debated in Congress
Washington January 25 The Democratic-controlled House prepared to unveil its own tax relief and budget plan The Treasury proposal to raise the top income tax to 40 percent faces revision and debate as leaders seek early passage While discussions consider broadening taxes to raise revenue and fund relief measures the approach marks a shift from administration priorities toward a balanced budget and economy.
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CNS
House Vomnvernis
Ingielation
Hoover
Treasury
Final Work Is Begun on City Budget Report
City officials opened talks on the 2.8 million budget as Mayor Chambers and the council plan to trim departments and possibly cut payroll. The plan includes raising revenue through taxes and fees, with a goal to balance the budget before the new fiscal year.
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Oan
Chanbers
Mandy
Masor
Fort Sam drainage request fuels city action
A Fort Fort Sam drainage proposal draws army response as local officials seek a formal drainage system to redirect water from Argonne border area. City nominating offices and council members weigh action while awaiting Army guidance and potential river or canal interventions.
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Howeven
Freedom for Mooney Protest in Washington D C Meeting
A meeting at the Little Quaker meeting house in Washington gathered several hundred people to urge clemency for Mooney. Senators Wheeler and Dom, plus labor leaders, pressed for a pardon and for publication of the Wickersham report on his case, amid chants tied to labor battles.
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Mooney
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Moodom
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Wickersham
Autopsy Inconclusive in Fernanda Gireman Death
Fernanda Gireman aged 25 of 200 Davia Street died Monday morning from unknown natural causes after an inquest by John R. Shook. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at Mare Gaerrer funeral parlors with Rev. James E. Sullivan officiating. Survived by widow Antres Gunman, mother Petra Guan Tree, three brothers An trees Tose Mulent Gri ithree sisters Mes. Sara fepeula Mire. Inrtenge sid Miss Tydin Guzman.
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James EL. Sullivan
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Tose Mulent
Griithree Sisters
Sara Fepeula
Mire
Propose Limit on Futures in Grain
Washington January 20. The House agricultural committee discussed a 2,000,000 bushel limit on any long or short grain futures trading. T. O. Travel, grain titles administrator, argued the limit as far as possible should go. He warned that banning short selling would close exchanges, while limiting short selling maintains a free liquid market.
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Border Town To Stage Mardi Gras In Piedras Negras
Piedras Negras plans a four day Mardi Gras celebration starting February 6 under the chamber of commerce. The event features a street parade, carnival dances, masquerades, a phantom death and burial, and a torchlight finale with participants from neighboring towns and local schools.
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Indian Federal Allowances Made Under Bill Provisions
A report indicates an Indian federal allowance bill proposes direct payments to native Americans in the West and interior regions. It includes a $758,3330.33 allocation from federal treasury funds and an appropriation of $2,470,760 from tribal funds for works and services tied to benefits.
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Democrats Prine Department Bills in Grox, CO
A government spending bill moved to the House by the Democratic-controlled appropriations committee. Chairman Rycis defended policy while the tax and funding plan faced scrutiny over the coming year. The proposal totals 15.01 million dollars below current-year appropriations.
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Congress Deliberates on Interior and Naval Appropriations
Congress takes up passage of a bill funding Interior and Navy operations. Debate continues in committee while all agencies seek reimbursements and program support amid ongoing restructuring efforts.
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Bids Received on Police Radio Sets
City Clerk James Simcox announced two bids for a police radio transmitting and receiving system. The bid opening will occur at the next council meeting on Monday to ensure efficient equipment for combating crime.
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James Simpsox
Conncil
Agmreig
Inquest Set for Woman Found Dead
Inquest tentatively set for 20 year old Mrs. Winifred Page Williams found fatally injured beside a road last Friday. Authorities announced a witness challenged the alibi of her brother Iain Williams who is an heir incommunicado on suspicion of manslaughter.
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Winifred Page Willams
Tonora
Shey Katt
Wets Gain Inine, Solons Told in Letter to Congress
Nancy Curran, resident of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, argued that sentiment against national prohibition exists. She cited petitions and recent elections where states and voters repudiated the eighteenth amendment or refused enforcement, urging Congress to consider repeal.
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Mage
Allied Praises Prison System Tone in Reform Plan
In Austin on January 5 the Allied group lauded proposals to improve the prison system under management. The remarks highlighted modernization efforts and praised administrators for pursuing reforms.
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Sligh
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Senate Works On Aid Plans In Reconstruction Finwire
Washington Jan 25 The Senate moved to wrap up congressional action on the reconstruction finance corporation and advanced the base appropriation of 300 million dollars to ensure immediate cash the corps needs. President Hamner awaited nominations to fill the directorate of the new credit agency, with Charles G Dawes among the expected picks.
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Roosevelt Busy With State Affairs
Governor Roosevelt remains deeply engaged in New York State matters as he prepares for a possible presidential bid. He faces a demanding week ahead, while the flood of congratulatory messages from across the country continues to arrive.
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