Possible $350 Million Annual Tax Cut Emerges
Washington reports a proposed tax reduction of about 351 million dollars yearly. Senator Reed Sonto Ri of Utah, chairman of the Senate committee, backs the plan while noting wartime taxes on fuel cars and certain excises would ease but others remain. The debate centers on federal tax relief, with Treasury plans and state implementation under discussion.
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Saat France Committee
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Sinant
Meo ToBe Tested at Honooputal Engine Plant
A testing team at the Honooputal engine plant plans a series of checks on Meo components. Officials say the tests aim to verify safety and reliability before full production.
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Tobe
Tepe 64 21 Ca 24 Says Paid and Tone
A fragment notes that Tepe 64, 21 ca 24 says it is paid and references a tone. The readable text remains unclear on full context, participants, or location.
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Ea Ama
Dynamite Fuses Found in Building Under Construction
Nine sticks of dynamite with fuses burning were found in a building under construction. The incident caused panic among workers and authorities blamed an explosion near the Sherid or related area. Police investigated while Con Sane? the Pail Vips Construction said they had just non union labor.
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Constr
Jury Deliberations Begin After Fatal Drug Case
A chaotic court scene emerges as jurors prepare in the wake of a fatal drug incident. The testimony notes a defendant or suspect connected to the case and indicates an effort to secure funds for related proceedings. Mrs Scott, tied to a local fundraising effort, is mentioned as absent. The record highlights early juror selection and the tense atmosphere surrounding the trial.
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Maure
Touk
Scott
Netrom
Aeeking
Sauid
Chicago
Elva Eagles at Lorin Wed Reserve Dedication
A partially legible notice describes Elva Eagles at Lorin Reserve dedication with plans for a parade and local turnout. It mentions Lorain and MIT meet context, but exact details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Lorin Wedreserv
Lorain
Lin
Jain
Gardner leaves brain to science for study at Cornell
Helen H. Gardener former civil service commissioner died last week and in her will she directed that her brain be donated to Cornell University for scientific study. The will states the brain should be used only if a disease or brain disturbance does not render it unrepresentative of women who have worked for public welfare.
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Ange
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Helen H. Gardener
Civil Service
Cornell University
Bid results and recount in early August
The Independent Construction Co. of Lorain was the low bidder on the In County Highway project from Belden to Erhart with a bid of 76 285.29 while Henry Hart offered 71 899.05 for a bituminous finish. Senator Brookhart leads Steck by 1022 votes in the Iowa recount across 25 counties. total recount shows Brookhart 105 473 and Steck 104 451. A time tomb exploded in a four story Brooklyn apartment building injuring one seriously. over twenty treated for shock.
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Wad Eton Township
Belden
Erhart
Henry Hart
Brookhart
Washington
Towa
Daniel F. Steck
Iowa
Senate Elections Committee
Rome
New York
Brooklyn
Sixteen readied workers strike at Pacific Mills amid wage cut dispute
In CE Massachusetts sixty workers at the Pacific mills walked out in protest of a ten per cent wage cut, alleging discrimination among operatives. Despite the strike the shop remained in operation. Mrs Gould Weds Reno bride quietly to Wilbur N Rose. YEGGS rob N Y garage in Coney Island raid. A threatened Boston Building Trades strike was averted.
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Coney Island
Watcrman
Elyria Woman Fined for Conduct with Daughter in Custody Case
Milburn and Temple Cowart appeared before Mayor Harry Jinkson charged with improper conduct toward Milburn’s daughter Alice. Alice, a recent England arrival, claimed abuse and said her mother used Jamaica ginger as an intoxicant. Alice sought shelter at the YWCA and planned independence. The scene also notes a kitchen fire at the Georgian hotel in Brownsville causing over 100000 damages. Alfred G. Doe filed initiative to legalize Sunday professional baseball in Massachusetts.
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James Sherrard 17 Killed In Amherst Auto Crash
James Sherrard aged 17, son of J W Sherrard, died after an automobile crash on Cleveland Street in Amherst yesterday. Sherrard and John Block, 14, were riding in a car that overturned after collision with another vehicle. Sherrard died en route to Amherst Hospital. he will be buried at the Sudro home. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 PM.
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Cleveland Street
Aqogherst
J. W. Sherrard
John Block
Twelfth Street
Sterling Rag
Trening
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Sudro Fuer
High Pol
Thomas Magen
Roy Magen
Prospect Street
Taylor Funeral Home
Lo W. Mang
Fight Over 2. Agrh. St. Louis Arizona Incident
Fragmentary text describes a 19th century political clash in St. Louis Arizona with Sheriff Antonin Schuler and deputies involved in capturing and incarcerating an individual named Jui fen and twenty others.
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King Pink
Antonin Schuler
Armen Deputi Day
Avon School Property Deed Questioned In Court
The Avon board seeks to clear title to a piece of school property causing a deed dispute. The action claims the deed was never recorded and asks the court to bar others from claiming an interest while noting possession since 1 A. The case involves Armies et al and local figures.
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Badu
Avon
Agerove
Tupy
Poison Liquor Charge Shocks Lorain
William Smith a colored man of 1736 Broadway is arrested for selling poison liquor to Juan Corris and Domingo Dais. Domingo drank and required hospital treatment.
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William Smith
Broadway
Juan Corris
Domingo Dais
Domingo
Six Liquor Arrests in Lorain Raids
Lorain police led by Chief Walker conducted six liquor raids Saturday night resulting in multiple arrests. Analysis of samples is pending as investigations continue.
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Walker
Surrender in shooting case at Lorain hospital
Report says Steve Raker, injured in a July shooting, remains in danger at St Lorain Stay hospital after incident involving Steve Damater who surrendered to police. Damater’s account and a subsequent investigation by Justice George are noted. bond set at 1900 pounds.
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Steve Rakernae
St Lorain
Sheriff raids Ridgeville home over酒
Saulteau sheriff raided the Ridgeville residence of Jos Fernandez to seize alcohol. The house held several men and women as bottles were smashed. Fernandez was arrested and to be arraigned before Judge Webber the next morning.
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Underhill
Jos Fernandez
Stet Ridgeville
Sandez
Rioting After Klan Meeting Ends With Attacks in Westwood
Dedham Massachusetts August 3 three men arraigned for carrying concealed weapons after a Westwood riot following a Ku Klux Klan meeting. Klansmen besieged in Stephen Sinsley home for three hours as stones clubs and brickbats rained on the house before state and town police rescued them injuring many women and children.
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Westwood
Ku Klux Klan
iWon
Stephen Sinsley
Falls 3 Stories Worries On Game
Lawrence Ritter age 11 walked in his sleep and fell from a three story window onto a concrete sidewalk. He is in general hospital as doctors assess skull fracture risk and doctors advise against baseball until cleared. He regrets not being able to pitch while sick.
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Lawrence Ritter
General Hospital
Lawrence
Desperado Holds Up Auto Party in Colorado
In Denver on August 3 a bandit on a motorcycle robbed a car party near Port Townsend, firing on occupants. Marie McGormie, 17, was killed. Ila Stearns wounded. Fred Fitzner, 18, died en route to hospital. Carl Perry, wounded, sought help at a nearby farm and the desperado fled in darkness.
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Port Tafan
Local Auto Mishaps Leave Several Hurt
An auto collision near Cleveland injures Mrs Mary Persons and two passengers, all treated at area hospitals but not admitted. A J Holehauer sustains scalp wounds after another vehicle strikes his car en route to visit his daughter’s grave. W F Kelling at St Josephs hospital assists. Coolidge to visit father in Vermont within ten days. plans for trip announced from Swampscott Massachusetts.
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Kelling
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Lorah
Ohioan to Remain in Washington for Routine Work
An Ohioan will stay in Washington to perform routine duties related to prohibition enforcement. Details indicate adjustments in the federal prohibition structure, with officials like A. Haynes and H. Blair involved in reorganizational steps and the distribution of alcohol control responsibilities to district directors.
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Prohib cm
National Pol
Nest
Haynes
Big Tims
Sela
Alechol
Stalin
Padlock Drive Targets New York and Statewide Locations
Government launches a campaign to close numerous locations across New York and beyond. Two courts run daily as 32 items stay on the calendar. Texas Guinan faces a temporary injunction while her White Street supper club awaits action.
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Nadia
New York
Fon Serd
Ween
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Probibirion
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Texas Guinan
New Yoark
Ficht to Finish on Lake Erie Runners
Cleveland report notes a police and federal crackdown on liquor runners operating around Lake Erie. Authorities plan warrants and searches for smugglers as U S marshals pursue alleged conspirators tied to raids and political circles.
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Cleveland
Justice of the Peace
Tursday
Petey
Seize of Ram Runner After Chase Off Sentia
United States east guard cutter No 249 captured the ram runner Seize after a chase west of Sentia. Government boat fired three one pound shells and rifles and revolver bullets across its bow. Crew heard liquor valued over £1,900 tossed overboard during the capture.
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United States East Guard
Sentia
Coast Guard Captures Rum Runner Near Florida Coast
Two men and a 12 year old boy were found aboard the boat and arrested. Horace Hill and his brother Bob own the captured vessel and hinted a test case would be made. The capture is the first under a new ruling allowing seizure of American registry boats on the high seas when loaded with liquor.
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Coast Guard
Artist Arthur Chambers Ends Life in Hoboken Secluded Room
New York reports Arthur Chambers believed to be an artist committed suicide in his Hoboken room. Police found a note reading Justified exit Tooool Wo faith Deafl No hope Broxe No money Total Zero before the gun scene. The police discovered him after breaking into the room.
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New York
Arthur Chambers
Hoboken
Jim
Reckless Driver at Lorain Fined $100
Carl Perez S1a7 Denver agnene was fined the limit of $100 and costs in municipal court today for reckless driving. He ran into a machine driven by Theresa Pearson of Cleveland and then refused to stop but was caught by other motorists.
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Lorain
Carl Perez
Denver Agnene
Municipal Cours
Theresa Pearson
Cleveland
Two Killed in Wilkesbarre Explosion
An August gas explosion at the Dorrance mine of the Lehigh Valley Coal Co in Wilkesbarre Pa killed two miners and injured seventeen others, four may die as a fire ended and workers were cleared from the section.
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Dorrance
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
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