Gasoline Tax Debate Sparks Automobile Club Clash
Chronicle Telegram exposes correspondence between the Migria Automobile Club and Senator W. B. Comings over a proposed one cent per gallon gasoline tax hike. The letter hints at independence from club influence, while advocates say tax would raise costs for transportation, industry, and daily life, urging moderation and a rethinking of vehicle taxation. The piece argues that road funding should come from broader fiscal reforms, not punitive levies on gasoline users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migria Automobile Club
W. BR. Comings
Automobile Club
Comings
Antamobile
Ohio
Peter Witt
Valleetoid
Trea
All Dressed Up and a Year to Go
A legislative proposal seeks to change state tax distribution from 75 percent to 15 percent for highways. Proponents argue the shift would reduce municipal revenues and burden while funding construction. opponents urge caution and point to prior maintenance use. The text also references historical local issues and individuals involved in negotiations and governance.
Notable Births Deaths and Anniversaries Across History
Yesterday’s anniversaries recount births and deaths of notable figures. Theodroshy Barr, daughter of Anton Barr, weds Joseph Alston of South Catalin. Benjamin Trumbull, author of early American histories, dies in Toerth Blaven. Various political and cultural figures are noted with dates and locales, including Napoleon’s mother and U.S. senators.
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Theodroshy Barr
Anton Barr
Joseph Alston
South Catalin
Benjamin Trutmbill
Toerth Blaven
Vebron
Bo - Maria Getvoite Bamaparte
Napoleon
Trome
Ajaccio
Tein
Psst Pvt Purple
Fanltate
LAM&— Aqto Bureiu
Wise Foundry
Abertex
Bronge
Philadelpha
Vornaflville
Francs
Dee
Arkansas
Supreme Court of the United States
Kay Pawt
Stebbishop
Cami
Tod
Walker
Himes
Barton Textile
Kataeckville
Yeats
Darecha Phoifety
Deiakeatte
Rouse
Tatthe
Rkorek
Ark
Jabert T
Gattver
Obkiahe
Fragmented OCR reads like a vague event note
The fragmentary text mentions a Siege section, a farm on Whine, and a date reference. It lacks clear names or locations to form a complete history card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verog
Conventions Open Across Cities Amid Winter Lore
The article notes conventions opening today in several cities including Baskatoon Madison and Philadelphia with various associations and meetings. It mentions trials for Albert B. Wall and Mary Sinclair postponed from today and a three day agricultural workers session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinare
Athinta
Albert B. Wall
FL Sinclair
Hennea
Baskatoon
Fy Sabate
Daley Associstie Madison
Tome Kors
Tasrisville
Kear
Priladelphia
Avlvinnia
Lansing
Tou Retail Lombet
Minneapolis
Bishop Gilman Views China Disturbances From Home
Few Americans know the intimate conditions in Athens and Hankow. Bishop Alfred W. Gilman, Protestant Episcopal missionary bishop of Hankow, has resided in China for 34 years and has long aided Chinese students and the work there. He is now home on leave of absence and comments on the present turmoil and its impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Athina
Thas
Alfred W. Gilman
Hankow
Bshop Gilman
China
Jeng
Chin
Poems Love By Charles Tansen Towre
Fragmented OCR presents a dense, stylistic poem compilation with Sanskritlike phrasing and multilingual fragments. It references romantic themes and classical poets, mixing imagined lines with errant phrases and incomplete sentences, ending with a copyright notice from 1927.
Who's Who In The Day's News On Anthracite Field
Warriner head of Lehigh Valley Navigation, speaking at Atlantic City summit, notes rising confidence in anthracite demand and future. Reports 1930 output around 39.55 million tons with four months lost to strike. Taxes on coal properties remain major issue for counties and towns.
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Anthera
Pantie Do Warringer
Aeibe
Confercenou
Rete Go Wirenber
DR Well
Ds Age
Penorylvania
came —_ ational velL
Woh - Lyle
Ale Lantia City
Warriner Provident
Lehigh Colond Navigation
Letinaylvania
School St
Quemay
Antururtte
How Things Look To THE FARMER By C. M. Kile
Fragmentary OCR text presents a farmer oriented column by C. M. Kile from Warbhington dated Feb 2. The readable fragments reference Aguivaltuius and Waysone with unclear context and a note about a plein cons ision. No coherent events or facts emerge.
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C. M. Kile
Warbhington
Aguivaltuius
Eure
United States
Farm outlook data undercuts optimism for 1927 crops
The report traces the gap between farm crop prices and general goods, noting a 1925 farm purchasing power at 87 percent of prewar levels and a 1927 outlook favoring reduced production costs. It highlights declines in dairy and poultry markets, warns against expanding acreages, and surveys McNary Haugen relief efforts, including potential White House support.
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Uvestovk
Dafrsing
Lin
Depart Iments
Montias
United States
Department of Agriculture
House
Senate
Coolidge
Congress
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Second Street
Hlyria
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Urke
Elgris Tostance
Elgrns
Lorain
Obio
Robert E. Ward, Inc
Chicago
So Wabash Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Ghout
Wurhiwue
Ie Cite
Ely
Lynchburg
Vin
Voy
Samon Mandell
Bern
Imthe
Charles Tansen Towre
Tomcat
Peiedig
Alt
Lars
Avery
McOpyright
Virginia
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Wilmot Printing Co
Masonic Temple
Ima
Geminine Vare
Glade Thomas
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