Washington D C Debates Over Sales Tax and Bonus Plan
The article reports ongoing discussions in Congress on sales tax proposals and the bonus bill. President Harding reportedly favors a manufacturer sales tax if feasible, while Republicans seek a simple, source-deducted collection method. Wisconsin sources note limited revolt against tax plans as committees draft five alternative bonus funding options and await action.
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Wisconsin
Ely
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Bcan
Sophomores Top South End Five In School Battle
Sophomores lead fast South End team with key scores by Boynton and Nenovard. Guthman and Waterman swap positions as Danverfield and Reiners provide defensive work. Henzeviine and Nenovard add baskets. final minutes see Boynton accumulate 13 points amid a rough clash.
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Ymere
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Vwriroan
Guthman Yard Ia
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Night of Featherweight Bout at Vinneychapel
Dr George Milder will speak at 9 45 Sunday morning in Vinneychapel. The missionary statesman invites men and women to attend, promising a discussion from his long experience.
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George Milder
Vinneychapel
Sin
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Berlin College Glee Club Auditions Friday Feb 24
Berlin College hosts a glee club audition event on Friday February 24 at 8.00. The high school auditor will oversee the session and assess applicants for eligibility.
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Oberlin College Glee Club
Mixed livestock and commodity results from multiple markets
Cleveland reports cattle, calves, sheep and hog prices with steady to higher trends. Toledo hogs rise, cattle strong, veal and lambs strong. Chicago grains show wheat up, corn and oats mixed. Local produce and meat prices listed. wholesale grain prices provided for farmers.
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Millfeld
Stocks Open Quiet With Slight Fractional Shifts
New York stocks show small changes at the market opening on February 18 with U S Steel steady and Baldwin Locomotive up to 105 1 2. Rail shares are sought after with Rock Island up 1 point to 25 2 4 and Reading up 1 2 to 76. Chandler Motors up 1 2 to 63 while Briscoe? Brudebaker slips 1 2 to 3 1 2. Liberty bonds quotes given with various maturities and values.
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Os Bakiwin Locomotive
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Res Butte & Superior
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
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Mil & St. Paul
Chile
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Colorado Fuel
Colorado Gas & Electric
Crucible Steel
Cuba
Delaware & Hudson
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Jed Erie
Eric
General Electric
General Motors Goodrich
Panes
Kennecott
Lackawanna Steel
Lehigh Valley Marine Marine Pr
Mexican Pete Miami Copper
Minvale Steel
Nat, Enamel & Stamp
N.Y
New York Central
Tnoyln HO & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Ohio Cities Gas
Peoples
Pittsburgh Coal
Pressed Steel
Ray Consolidated
Republic
Ron & Steel
Southern Railway
Studebaker
Texas Co
Union Pacific
Utah Copper
Willye Overland
Lincoln Stores sugar price error shocks shoppers
The Lincoln Stores posted ten pounds of sugar for 50 cents instead of five pounds for 85 cents causing confusion among patrons. The Chron icle Telegram notes the error was corrected as readers spotted the misprint.
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Chronicle Svlegiag
Paineoln
Sands Offer Accepted in Ongoing Investigation Report
The dispatch notes continued interest in the Sands offer amid an ongoing probe into a missing person case. Authorities cite possible links to a taxi driver and a distinctive revolver as part of their inquiries, while stock market briefs and regional notices appear alongside routine local items from Vermilion and surrounding areas.
Young Kansas hopeful Helen Pettigrew opposes blue laws
Miss Helen Pettigrew, twenty one, campaigns for Kansas governor with sister Alice Pettigrew as manager and publicity chief. Her platform includes opposition to blue laws and dress reform while she leads the Anti War club advocating antiwar propaganda.
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Alice
Kansas
Alice Pettigrew
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Oberlin to host annual high school basketball tournament
The Ohio High School Athletic Association stages its fourth annual tourney March 8 and 9 with one class A site at Goodrich Gym Akron and two class B sites at Warner Gym Oberlin Mount Union Alliance. Class A features large district schools while class B includes 150 district enrollments. Oberlin hosts one class B group as part of the event. Princess Mary to renounce $50,000 annual income upon marriage to Viscount Lascelles on February 28 in London.
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Ohio High School Athletic Assciation
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Mount Union Gymnasiun
Alliance
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Stark
Summ
Wayce
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London
Mary
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Vermilion to bury Overseas War Dead Saturday
The body of Martin Peuuth formerly of Lorain who died serving in the American Army of Occupation at Coblenz, Germany arrives in Vermilion. Funeral services are at 2 pm Saturday from the Reformed Church. Burial will be in Maple Grove cemetery. Survived by father, Mrs Sarah Demuti, three brothers, and two sisters.
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Detain
Clevelan
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Loand Mix
Susie Sabritiu
Park
Ohio
Missing driver ties to Taylor murder probe
In the investigation of a driver missing since February 2 authorities learned facts raising suspicions. They seek his whereabouts and examine an alleged revolver similar to the one used in the Taylor killing.
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Valentine party at Stop Seven hosts Laura Bel Stoughton
Vincent Vincent February report notes Laura bel Stoughton entertaining friends at Stop Seven on Tuesday night for a Valentine party. Mentions Mrs. William Gerrick slowly recovering from illness and Mrs. Frank Braman inviting the Lady Meccabees to her home for a gathering.
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Wireless concerts draw crowds in Elyria and Pittsburg
Wireless telephony gains popularity with daily programs and concerts. The Superior Electric Co hosts nightly demonstrations featuring Dr Maitland Alexander Rev F R Elder and university musicians in Pittsburg. Weekly talks cover art health and industrial design with performances by Carnegie Tech Stringers and other local artists.
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Judge Landis to resign from federal bench to focus on baseball
Washington report details Judge Landis’s planned retirement from the Chicago bench to devote full time to Major League Baseball. The move follows years of controversy over dual roles, opposition in Congress, and a noted bank case evaluation, with officials expecting Harding to accept the resignation.
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Spiritualist Mrs Oliner to Hold Seance and Readings
Spiritualist Mrs Oliner at 110 Chestnut Street will host a seance and readings. Seance starts Monday evening with trumpet tones, and additional sessions are planned for Friday at a stated time.
Lorain County Aid Expands Treatment at Gates Home
County aid enables many crippled children in Lorain County to receive treatment at the Gates Home for Crippled Children in the city. Twelve children have been admitted so far, with more to be sent as new arrangements are made. The first patient has already benefited and the county plans to assist as many as possible who cannot pay.
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Massacre Reported of Turkish-Region Women and Children
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Constantinople reports that about one thousand Christian women and children were massacred by Turkish nationalists in the Samsun region. In Cincinnati, Governor Edwin P. Morrow criticized Newport officials and Colonel H. H. Trinhardt announced the state cleanup drive would continue to press Newport toward its aim of becoming the nation’s cleanest city.
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Change of Life Woman's Trial in Metropolis Illinois
Emma Culver of 705 E 7th Metropolis Illinois reports eight months of illness resolved by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She states she recovered in two weeks during the change of life and can perform house chores and walk miles, praising neighbors helped by the medicine.
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