Publican leaders back tax reduction plan noted in Rapid City
In Rapid City South Dakota July 2 publican leaders visiting President Dodge at the summer White House discussed a proposed administration tax cut plan aimed at December session. The plan would cut specific taxes by 3900 million and extend wartime rates, while retaining small taxpayer relief under 5000 dollars. Proposals include lowering corporation taxes to 10 or 11 percent, eliminating taxes on amusements for clubs, trimming high income levies, and minor auto tax cuts. Leaders voiced support but expect opposition from opponents and possible Senate resistance.
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White House
Man Creek
Tim Blake
Oreans
Jtree
Coolidge
Senate
Congress
TWO LORAIN MEN FINED FOR LIQUOR VIOLATIONS
Two Lorain men were fined by Judge A R Rebbet in the court today for liquor violations. Jack Armstrong pleaded not guilty and received a 2500 fine on a second offense while William Wisgo changed his plea to guilty and was fined 1000. Frank Justin, charged with a second offense, pleaded not guilty and was bound over on 32 000 bond.
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Commion Sag
OL Ebimkin
Jack Armstrong Lorain
Suilfs
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William Wisgo
Lovn
Iity
Frank Justin
Evern
Zailty
Ite Sraod
Demand for Release of Murder Suspect in Steubenville
In Steubenville Ohio July 2 a habeas corpus effort seeks release of James Trepod 28 on murder charges tied to Wheeling cases within months. Attorney Thomas Rock argues the state lacks sufficient evidence to convict and cites a district court of appeals filing. Judge Jay S Paisier previously held Trepod after the prosecutor said the indictment exists. Defense seeks immediate new trial. court plans a hearing.
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Steubenville
James Trepod
Wheeling
District Court of Appeals
Airney Thomas
Rock
Jay S. Paisier
N. Merryman
Paisier
Fance
Woman Dead Near Amherst After Heat Wave
Olga Stall, 77, was found dead on the South Amherst road by neighbors while picking berries in the afternoon. Believed to have succumbed to heat, she is survived by daughters August Saeger and a. Fred Klein and son August, all of Elyria. Funeral services Sunday at 2 PM in O H Baker Funeral Parlors conducted by Rev A Ernst of St Peter's Evangell Church.
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A. Ernst
St. Peter's
Thousands of Ohioans to Celebrate Independence Day Across Towns
Ohio residents will travel to streams rivers and lakes to honor the nation s birthday with three day vacations as offices close for the holiday. Cities plan old time Fourth of July celebrations with parades fireworks and speeches as Governor Vic Donaberr visits Cleveland and Columbus hosts events including a Linden Heights American Legion celebration and boxing matches. Nearby towns such as Chillicothe Bellaire Gnadenhutten and Tuscara will mark the day with reunions bridges dedications and memorials while many Ross County residents travel home for the festivities.
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Sears Foula
Vic Donaber
Cleveland
Maxday
Lite Park
Columbus
American Legion
Linden Heights
Chillicothe
Yoctanoy Park
Ross County
State Armory
Bellaire
Benwood
W. V
Bellaire-Seawood
Ohio River
Tuscarawas
Coolidge Plans National Birthday Celebration in Rapid City
President Coolidge will host a large birthday observance at the summer White House style location next Monday. He invites newspapermen and publicists to attend in his park and hear a cowboy band as hundreds of citizens from the surrounding region gather for the joint celebration of his birthday and American independence.
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Rapid City
Coolidge
South
Araphers
White House
Marines Mobilize Two Hundred For China Transport
San Diego base mobilizes 200 marines for immediate transport to China. First 100 depart Monday from San Diego to Los Angeles for the ship to Shanghai the same day. second contingent leaves July 28. Unofficially eyed is sending more air forces. three squadrons of seven planes are on duty in the Far East.
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Calif
Marine Corps
China
Los Angeles
Iuet
Shanghai
Orient
Byrd Recalls Perilous Ocean Flight Across Atlantic
Ver sur Mer France July reports outline Byrd and the America suffering hurricane seas and gear problems. Three engines were stripped for overhaul and the aircraft dismantled for shipment to Paris. Commander Brie described winds fog and a deranged compass, forcing a low save and rough landing. Further experimental flights are planned before true trans Atlantic flying can be discussed.
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Ver-Sur-Mer
France
America
Paris
Bird
United Press
Brie
New England
New Foundland
Sir John’s
Atlantic
Atlantic Pisime
Chamberlin Plans Trans Atlantic Flight to London
Clarence Chamberlin, guest with Commander Byrd at an allied luncheon, announced at Paris on July 2 that after flying across England he would have his trans Atlantic aircraft shipped on the Leviathan with Charles Levine, aiming to sail home and not place the Columbia in a museum.
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Clarence Db
Chamberlin
Byrd
Inter-allied Club Juncheon Today
Shewaon Re
Charles Levine
Cleveland Hosts 31st International Christian Endeavor Convention
About 15 000 attendees welcomed 5090 delegates at rail and dock arrivals in Cleveland. Four million global members join 80 Protestant denominations for weeklong Public Hall sessions. Governor Donahey to speak and review July 4 parade.
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Cleveland
International ‘Christian Endeavor
Ipcoming
A V. Dona_hey
Trans-Pacific Flyer Ready for Hopper
Richard Grace, awaiting favorable weather, prepared at Barking Sands Wallal Island for a non stop trans Pacific flight. Lieut Eston B Roger and three mechanics prepped the runway, with emergency raft water and chocolate supplies and a milk ration for Greece’s mascot puppy.
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Barking Sands
Island of Wallal
T.H
Richard Grace
California
Flyer
Grace
United Press
Eston B. Roger
Greece
Hold Brother of Dempsey in Schenectady Tragedy
In Schenectady on July 2 a man said to be John Demm, brother of former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey, shot and killed his wife Adna in an apartment. He then shot himself, dying almost instantly. Mrs Dempser was twenty one, reportedly separated from her husband for some time and had been living there for several months.
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Schenectady
John Demma
Jack Dempsey
Adna
County Clerk Annual Report Shows Court Work Increases
The report to the Secretary of State by Miss Mabel Marsh compares year ending June 30, 1925 with 1926. It shows fewer criminal cases fled, more fines collected, fewer civil cases filed but more pending, and a smaller average judgment in money cases. It lists totals for criminal costs, jury fees, civil and criminal cases filed and disposed, and pending totals as of July 1, 1927.
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Secretary of State
Mabel Marsh
Clerk of Courts
Jubiceal
Editors Conference Brings Ohio News Leaders to Cambridge
United Press editors and publishers from across Ohio gather in Cambridge for a general conference on news and entertainment. Host Mrs. Harry W. Amos welcomes delegates at the Asia leased wire event while plans include discussions, a Rotary Club meeting, a state tour, dinner, and a screening of News Around the World.
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United Press
Ohio
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Harry W. Amos
Rotary Club
United Pines
United Press Motion Picture
Shop R. J. Bender
The
Tom W. Gerber
York City
Nervy Autoist Engages Bandits In Loveland Shootout
John Lowry aged 22 and Lee Wilson 18 were hurt during a robbery near Loveland as Benedict Fageien, 27, drove with Miss Norman Zobel. Engelen fought off two gunmen, wounding Lowry in the chest and a leg wound to Engelen while the bandits were arrested after a chase to Loveland.
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Cincinnate
John Lowry
Serigusiv
Lee Wilson
Loveland
Gus Hasfield
Kers
Benedict Fageien
Norman Zobel
Engelen
Fourth of July holiday closes Chronicle-Telegram
There will be no issue of the Chronicle-Telegram on Monday July 4 to give employees a chance to celebrate the Fourth.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Heat Wave Toll Tightens Grip On Ohio With Showers Expected
Severe heat across Ohio spurred a death toll of 31, mostly from drownings and sunstroke as residents sought relief. Temperatures peaked around 97 degrees in Portsmouth and Athens while Youngstown recorded 97.4. Rain and showers were forecast late today and tonight to ease the heat, with beaches expected to draw crowds over the weekend. Water use soared as pumps and stations strained to meet demand.
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Ohio
Oddle West
United Press
Portsmouth
Athens
Youngstown
Lindbergh Off On Amity Trip To Canada
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh sailed from Selfridge Field with 12 army planes in an escort of honor. He departed at 8:30 a.m. EST aboard the Spirit of St. Louis bound for Ottawa Ontario to deliver a message of amity from President Coolidge to the Canadian people on the occasion of their teenth anniversary of the Dom- Dom- festival.
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Ulemess
Mita
Charles AL Lindbersh
Selfridge Field
Canada
Lindbersh
Jin
St. Louis
Ottawa
Ont
President Coolidge
Posse Hunts for Missing Man in Ohio Countryside
New Lexington Ohio July 2 Perry county citizens resumed search for the body of Burt H Randolph 44 who has been missing since Wednesday noon The search is led by H Teal state prohibition inspector for Southeastern Ohio and an angela of Randolph Teal received a letter yesterday from Randolph stating he intended to shoot himself He said his body would be found near and off well at Rehobeth
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New Lexington
Perry County
Burt H. Randolph
H. ¥. Teal
Ohio
Randolph
Teal
Tic
Rehobeth
Byrd and Acosta Rest After Paris Welcome and Flight
Paris crowds greeted Commander Richard E. Byrd and Bert Acosta as they arrived by train from Caen. Doctors ordered bed rest after a rough landing at Ver-Sur-Mer left Acosta with a fractured collar bone and both men in shock. Byrd planned a wreath-laying at the tomb of the unknown warrior and a formal reception with French officials before meeting President Doumergue later.
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Richard E. Byrd
Bert Acosta
America
Byrd
Acosta
William S. Bainbridge
U. S. Naval Reserve
American
Edmund Gros
Ver-Sur-Mer
Gare St. Lazaire
Caen
George Novike
Bernt
Balchen
Richard D. White
Aval
Continental Hotel
Rue de Rivoli
Herbert Adams Gibbons
Rodman Weanamaker
France
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