Supreme Court endorses publication of income tax payments
The Supreme Court ruled that newspapers may publish income tax payments legally. Justice Sutherland said Congress intended openness, abandoning secrecy, and upheld reports in the Kansas City Post and Baltimore Post. The 7 to 4 decision affirmed lower court rulings allowing such public tax disclosures.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Washington
U. S. Supreme Court Today Up
Kansas City Post
Baltimore Post
Justce Sutherland
Sutherland
Baltmore Post
May Winter chill grips Chicago amid cold snap
A weekend heat wave in Chicago collapsed into a sharp cool spell. Temperature plunged from near 90s to 40s with a heavy rain and a mini blizzard. One death due to the cold reported, while other areas noted frost and crop damage. Forecasters expect slowly rising temperatures but no warm spell soon.
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Weather Bureau
Chicago
Hugh McKillop
Ohio
Wooster
Ohio Experimental Station
Niga
East Liverpool
Fran Zroxers
Columbiana County
Hencock County
Virginia
Columbus
United States Weather Bureau
Bureau
Evangelist Birney Opens Meeting at First M E Church
Dr George H Birney begins a two week Evangelistic series at the First M E Church tonight at 7 30 pm with a song service. He is described as a leading Methodist preacher who shifted to evangelism after years as a pastor and will present the subject The People Who Snore in church.
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George H Birney
M. BE
Birney
Tornado funds slow to come in at Hamilton park bake sale
Red Cross collection at the park booth attracted sparse gifts on Saturday. A Hamilton school bake sale raised 16 dollars from seven children, with numerous individuals and small amounts listed, totaling 453 dollars in subscriptions. A separate item notes a Hamilton delegation pressing for Mayor Howard Kelly's removal, meeting Governor with arguments in advance of a conference.
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Red Cross
Hamilton
C.J Murphy
Wilbur B
G B Findley
Peerless of Co
C. BE. Tucker
Oscar Dunn
E Mantle Sr
Ethel Mantle
Nellie Mantle
Burner, Sr
E. Harver
W. M Adams
Pittsfield
Fierd
G. H. Biggs
Anna Beechum
Gesrie Rhodes
Huebner
C. E. Wilson
A W Baird
C.W Lucas
F. T. Kenney
James Bramwell
George Weiseke
Heny Townsend
H L Dunham
Michael Szobaszlai
Grafton
Palagyi
Robert Ideson
Carliste
Columbus
W. S. McBernle
The
Congregational Church
Howard Kelly
Kelly
Ben Martin 64 Dies at South Amherst
Ben Martin aged 64 of South Amherst died at his home at nine last night. He is survived by his wife Eliza and three sisters and four brothers in Germany. He came to America two years ago today. A small son died months ago. Funeral services Wednesday at 1:30 pm from the home and 2 pm at St John’s Church South Amherst, Rev B J Spell in German and Rev W A Tabbert in English. Burial at Evergreen Cemetery.
National tribute honors fallen heroes and young Americans
A commemorative page preserves a speech emphasizing duty sacrifice and social responsibility. It recalls the reverence for those who gave their lives for country and friends, urging today’s youth to uphold the same steadfast values. The program closes with national anthem and notes on Fox Trot music and horse trot origins.
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South of America
America
Amundsen Polar Flight Hope Gives Way to Anxiety
News from Spitsbergen and Oslo reports no word from Captain Roald Amundsen and his five companions as their polar flight nears Nome Alaska. Officials caution observation delays and possible three to four day or months for results, while noting the party is prepared for a Cape Columbia walk if needed.
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Alaska
London
Roald Amundsen
Hobby
Weilman Bay
Spitsbergen
Oslo
Amundsen
Spitzbergen
Mass
F. Prestrud Raral
Norwegian Legaon
South Pole
Auxeir
Cape Columbia
Erring Wife Sent to Jail in County Court
Ephraim Porkolob living on the west side pressed warrants for his wife and boarder Stef¢ Flekete after finding his wife with a boarder at an upstairs window. The boarder was found this morning by Sheriff Underhill wearing overalls and took the blame. Justice George fined Porkolob $25 and costs and 90 days in jail for the boarder. Porkolob also fined $1 and costs and 15 days in jail for his wife.
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Ephraim Porkolob
West Side
Ephriam
Stef¢ Fuekete
George
Costa
Geil
Mie
Australian scientist discusses inclusion in active volcano belt
Professor Sir Tan natt William David, speaking at the Pan Pacific Scientific Congress in Melbourne, says Australia will in due time be part of the active volcano belt. The speaker, geologist with wartime service and Shackleton expedition observer, outlines future volcanic activity prospects for the continent.
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Australia
Sir Tannatt William David
Melbourne
Sir Tannatt
Shackleton
Antarctic
South Magnetic
Loose Liquor Seized in Western Heights Probe
Police court continued the case as liquor ownership debates grow. Officers found a barrel of grain alcohol and 40 zidane containers in an alley near Kolopus saloon, no one present. Investigations aim to identify owners and press arrests.
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Heigts
Kolopus Sol
Cleveland Markets Produce Prices Listed in Brief
Market listings show butter eggs cheese poultry and produce with assorted prices. Items include Evira butter at 44 1 2 46 1 2 and Ohio Western Firsts eggs at 33, apples 8.25 to 8.50 per crate, strawberries 35.00 to 7.50 per crate, potatoes 6.75 to 7.00 per bushel, onions 5.15 per cwt, tomatoes 6.00 to 6.50 per crate, cucumbers 2.15 to 2.75 per box.
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Ohio
York State
Shepherd Ghoe Case Split Into Three Channels
Chicago May 25 The Shep herd McClintock case split into three channels in court First, juror deliberations proceed to empanel a jury to try William D Shepherd for murder with four jurors accepted Second State's Attorney Crowe to summon James C Callan ward politician for contempt of court over alleged effort to influence a prospective Shepherd juror Callan held at Liberty under 2500 Third police seek missing witness Robert White key to substantiation of confession by Chas Farman Shepherd co defendant White disappeared and a $25000 reward offered for not testifying a letter from Philadelphia bearing his name is also being investigated
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Chicago
Shepherd-McClintock
William D. Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Robert E. Crowe
James C. Callan
Ward Poitician
Shepherd
Callou
Liberty
Robert White
Chas. C. Farman
Farman
National University of Science
McCheatoch
White
Philadelphia
Memorial Day Services Planned in Ely to Honor Veterans
Elsvia post commander Major Murbach notes expected turnout near 1000 if weather allowed and confirms two additional flags arriving for Memorial Day. VFW will finalize arrangements with Township Clerk and City Hall on Wednesday and Auxiliary members secure K P Hall for post-service refreshments. Russell Sanguins Lorain seeks divorce from Lillian Sanguins citing wilful absence and requests child custody. he last heard she was in New York City.
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J F P. Murbach
Elsvia
G. Lermbach
Brownhelm
Elytians
Murbach
V. F W
V. F. W. Auxiary
K. of P
Russell Sanguins
Lorain
Lillian Sanguins
New York City
Vacuum Rupture Shield Advocate Visits Loraine
J Meinhardt of Chicago will be at the Colonial Hotel in Loraine Ohio on Wednesday May 27 to demonstrate The Vacuum Rupture Shield. The device claims instant relief without understraps and warns against old style trusses. Personal fitting only, 10 am to 4 pm, no mail fittings.
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J. Meinhardt
Rupert
Chicago
Colonial
Lorain
Ohio
Melchardill
Leove Dat
North Ave
Nation's Gift to Dewey New Women's Shop
The 27th anniversary of the Spanish American war era finds the Dewey house in Washington presented to the Admiral by a crate moved and converted into a fashionable shop. The display has vanished behind an ornate storefront in this feature.
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Dewey House
Washington
Cushman First Woman Honored in NYU Hall of Fame
Charlotte Cushman is praised as a pioneering American actress and the first woman placed in New York University’s Hall of Fame. She is likened to reformers and educators such as Harris, Stowe, Lyon, Willard, and Willard, highlighting her role in advancing women in education and public life.
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Charlotte Cushman
Hall of Fame
New York
Universiy
Miss Cushman
Agea
Severi
Sn Th
Harris Dea Ber Stowe
Mary Lyon
Emma Willard
Holy Land Names New English Ruler Lord Plumer as High Commissioner
Appointment of Field Man Lord Plumer as British high commissioner in Palestine signals military and religious significance. The shift follows Sir Herbert Samuel, the previous Jewish leader, and underscores British policy in the protectorate amid tensions in the East and Mesopotamia.
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Manshal Lord Plumer
Palestine
East
Mesopotamia
Plumers
Herbert Samuels
Meats Soul Por Row Verloe Pork Cons Whong Surat
Unclear readable text mentions meats and names with fragmented phrases about pork and bacon. No coherent event or entities to summarize into a factual item.
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