Plan to reduce taxes meets opposition in Congress
Washington reports President Coolidge’s proposed 42 1 2 percent tax rebate faces stiff opposition from within his own party and the senate progressives led by Norris McNary. Insurgents urge using the surplus to retire public debt while Democrats push for broader tax reductions. The Ways and Means Committee plans new tax legislation as the session opens with factions unsure which path will prevail.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
White House
George W. Norrig
Senate Progressives
Charlee L. McNary
Oregon
Morris
Senate
Treasury
Treasury Mellon
Norris
Mellon
House
2Cd
McNary
Wholesale prisoner escape plot sparks Ohio inquiry
Reports from London prison farm warn of outside links to the breakout at the Ohio State Penitentiary. Thirteen inmates fled, nine headed toward London, amid gunfire and a rain of bullets. Warden Thames vowed no blame without full investigation, while officials in Columbus and Cleveland pressed for probes into jail security and prisoner-safety failures.
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Coluemets
Ohio
London
State
Daniel Bonzo
Clemency Board
Columbus
C. W
Lattiner
William Chatfield
Cincinnati
Ohio States
Steem
Mondar
Dous
Thames
Lattimer
Cleveland
Edward Stanton
Cuyahoga Country
Tyrs- Gay
Stanton
Cmegs Losteiner
Mig
Pmson Onic
Mala
James P. Kirby
Governor Issues Requisition for Return of Prisoner
Nov Governor Domabkey issued two requisitions to the New Jersey governor for the return to Luras county of William Owens 2145 Hoxby Owens wanted in Toledo for stealing 215 diamonds valued at 509000 from the New York Central railroad Owens is under arrest at Greenhold NL I.
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Coluels
Domabkey
New Jersey
Luras County
William Owens
Hoxby Owens
Toledo
New York Central Railroad
Owens
Greenhold
Crowley Sued for Overloaded Truck Charge
Va Dan Crowley of Derail Mavis was sued for 25 dollars and costs on a charge of driving an overloaded truck. Deputy Sheriff Steve Cowie arrested Crowley. the truck reportedly carried more than a ton in excess of the unit. A newsboy returned a bicycle to Prince Fitzpatrick at 121 Mechanic Street, saying he no longer wished to sell papers. The red bicycle with a single frame and double handlebars was described by Fitzpatrick. The owner may identify it at Fitzpatrick’s home.
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Qavane
Dan Crowley
Derail
Mavis
S. J. George
Crowley
Steve Cowie
Cowie
Veclares
Prince Fitzpatrick
Mechanic Street
Alm
Fitzpatrick
Pwner
Pitzpatrich
Leaves Falling Fast In Elyria After Storm
Leaves cover Elyria streets as residents work to rake debris and the street department strains to keep cleanup moving. Mars Bovokis of Lorain won a divorce from George Bookis yesterday afternoon by Judge W B Thompson. her maiden name restored by court order. An answer was filed in a suit by Wat F Maxingls against John Perkins et al, involving stockholder transactions at a local theatre. A petition by David Tr Mitchell Cleveland seeks to quiet title to Avon Lakes property against C Mueller et al. Street department repairs a dangerous pole at East River and Clark. pavement on East River sunk last winter. John Cooper was fined $1 and costs for speeding on Lodi Street yesterday.
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Lorain
George Bookis
W. B. Thompson
Inmaiden
Wat F. Maxingls
John Perkins
David Tr. Mitchell
Cleveland
C. Mueller Et al
Cite Street Department
Fast River
Clark Streets
East River Street
Fingerprint Experts Testify in Mills-Stata Case
The defense focused on fingerprint evidence as Faurot of the New York police and Schwartz of Newark were questioned again about prior testimony. They had testified that prints near the bodies of Rev. Edward W. Hail and Mrs. Mills matched Willie Stevens.
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Defanse
Joseph A. Faurot
New York
Stata
Edward W. Hail
Mills
Willie Stevens
Redistricting plan eyed to curb liquor smuggling on border
Detroit reports liquor smuggling from Canada prompts plan to redraw districts by problem uses rather than federal, state, or geographic lines. A confidential Detroit probe and a conference with city executives and national administrators discuss tighter enforcement as eastern stores prepare to favor Canadian goods but source from all nations.
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M. O. Dunning
Colfertus Customs
Savanna
South East
J.D. Pennington
Pittsburgh
T. J. Cavanaugh
Philadelphia
R. A. Fulweiler
Virginia
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B. C. Sharp
North
South Carolina
Georgia
E. L Porterfield
Ohio
Michigan
Edward Budnitz
Maryland
District of Columbia
Delaware
Herbert H. White
Oklahoma
Texas
Canada
Democrats plan bid to seat Wilson against Vere in Senate
A national Democratic leaders group has agreed on a militant campaign to seat William B. Wilson, Democrat, as the legally elected senator from Pennsylvania in the seventieth Congress. They expect Republican-Insurgent support and aim to contest Vere’s election on grounds of recency rather than expulsion, focusing on Philadelphia votes and statewide margins.
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Wm. B Wilson
Pesesylvania
Wm. S. Ware
Wilson
Vere
Ware
Senate
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Norris
Nebraska
Sane
Wilfson
Cole Blease
South Carling
Seagate
Five Elyria Youths Enter Peace Declaration Contest
Five Elyria youths two boys and three girls enter the Peace Declaration contest statewide. Contest at Church of Christ Sunday at 7 00 pm with judges to select a winner. The victor advances to the county meet in early November then district and state contests. Rev W J Burner leads the county events amid strong local interest as youths strive for bronze silver and gold prizes.
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Elyria
Wayne Buridue
Roland Edgar
Winnifred Hill
Leonard Knapp
Gladys Saville
Church of Christ
Pidgess
W. Jy Burner
Miner Burned to Death in House Fire
Nov 1 William Miler age 50 a miner died when trapped in his three room home as a fire broke out origin of the blaze not learned. He lived alone in Liverpool area which suffered the fatal incident.
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Liverpool
William Miler
Expense accounts of candidates filed in state records
The report lists candidates from Ohio and nearby districts with receipts and expenditures. Thad Brown of Bowling Green shows spending, while others like C G Bl McClintock of Canton and Charles B Zimmerman of Springfield recorded various sums or zero. Fred Bitlinger of Ashland and Cincinnati McBride for Supreme Court committeeman also appear with amounts.
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Marshall Nenin
W. OR. Price
Fred Bitlinger
Ashland
Congress
Cincinnati McBride
Supreme Court
Ches K. Pulses
NL Grain MecBridge
Wiltshero
Idate Noth
Col Thompson Sails for U.S aboard President Jefferson
Col Carmi Thompson, Coolidge's envoy, completes a swing around the Orient and sails for the United States aboard the President Jefferson. He will submit his report to the president in December.
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Torio
Carmi Thompson
Orient
Bible Worker Sues Pastor For $100,000
Miss Thereasa Fetzer of Akron sues Rev. James Clark of Trenton for defamation seeking 100000. She alleges Clark called her a Bible worker and caused a church scandal at a Buchtel Avenue sermon in Akron January 26 1924. Clark denies the allegations.
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Trenton
N. J
Ralph Douglas
Supreme Court
Thereasa Fetzer
Akron
James ,Clarg
Fetxver
Clark
Muss Fetzer
Buchtel Avenue
Campers Reunion At YMCA Camp Event
A reunion for all past YMCA campers will be held at the YMCA camp in Nov. Attendees include former campers from the camp at its current site and the old North Bass Island location. A speech by Rev F E Eastman, camp pictures by Ralph Murbach, and a welcome address by W O AlcCleilan are planned.
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ALON
Tbass Island
Sierkinen
If. E. Eastman
Ralph Murbach
Chuck Niederhauser
W. O. Alc- Cleilan
Dover Dollar Store owner files bankruptcy petition
Ralph Cohen, proprietor of the Dover Dollar Store in Dover, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court. Liabilities are listed at 6460.65 dollars and assets at 5473.64 dollars. Also noted are plans by European airplane freight companies to issue international aviation bills.
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Pwover Merchant
Cleveland
Ralph Cohen
Dover Dollar
Dover
Europe
Tading
Chicago Mayor Won’t Kiss Queen Hand At Welcome
Chicago prepares to greet Queen Marie of Roumania with a cordial but unconventional reception. Mayor William E Dever will not kiss the queen’s hand and will offer a saneshake instead. Judge Joseph B David declines royal meeting, citing American citizenship and opposition to Roumania's government, calling it bigotry and persecution.
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Chicago
Marie of
Joseph B David
David
Mark Weissler
United Roumanian Jews of America
Roumania
Intel
France
Grafton Bulletin Announces Club Meeting Schedule
Local note from Grafton reports a regular meeting of the Bel l group and a game schedule showing a match between the Bell and Carl Seckt. Phone contact for Miss Johnson provided as 633.
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Grafton
Johnson
Carl Seckt
Markets reflect Cleveland and Toledo grain and livestock data
Cleveland market quotes list produce eggs poultry and potatoes with prices per unit and grade flags. Livestock in Cleveland and Toledo shows hogs cattle calves and lambs with price ranges and market weeks. Chicago futures provide butter wheat oats barley and rye values.
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Cleveland
York State
Ohio
Cleveland Livestock
C&c
State Delivers Six Blows in Hall Mills Case
Somerville New Jersey November Six blows have been delivered by the state in the leading Hall Mills murder trial. It may be two weeks before the state presents its case against Frances Stevens Hell and her two brothers Will and Henry Stevens. The six strongest points include Garvin’s testimony about Gorsline seeing Stevens in Lover's Lane and firing, Irling’s corroboration, the Dicksons challenging Willie Stevens’ alibi, fingerprint proof on a card near Dr Hall’s body, Demarest’s sighting of Hendry Stevens in New Brunswick, and Demarest’s report of spying by Gorsline and Minna Clark. Thirty-odd witnesses have been heard, over 100 subpoenas issued, with at least two weeks more expected.
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Somerville
X. J
Hall-Millux
Ita
Frances Stevers Hell
Wilte
Henry Stevens
William
Greasy West
Garvin
Burns Detective Agency
New York
Ralph Gorsline
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor Mills
de Russey
Gorsline
Jerry Stevens
Stevens
Sayfox
Robert Irling
Jane Gibsor
Jeroy
Erling
Willies
New Brunswith
Willie
Dickson's
Dr. Mail
Willie Stevens
Mary Demarest
Hendry Stevens
New Brunswick
Daffendants
Two Divorces Sought In Common Pleas Court
Three more divorce petitions were recorded today in common pleas court. John W. Mitchell claims Warda Mitchell stayed overnight with other men and neglected their child, seeks custody, and says she took the child to California. Ewanowski alleges a gas incident while asleep in her room and extreme cruelty is named. Koshis sues Mary Kachis alleging a fork attack and threats.
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Common Pleas Court
John W. Mitchell
Elyrice
Warda Mitchell
California
Halbina
Lorain
Lars Ja
Law Ewanowski
Tarain
Mary Kachis
Seven Senators Attend White House Luncheon Meeting
President Coolidge hosted a White House luncheon inviting seven Republican senators Super of Utah Curtis of Kansas Borah of Idaho Johnson of California Reed of Pennsylvania McNair of Oregon and Deneen of Illinois for a conference with congressional leaders. The talks reportedly touched on a 12 to 15 percent tax rebate proposal during the session. Automobile licenses in Australia are set to run twelve months from registry regardless of issuance date.
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Coolidge
White House
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Kansas
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Idaho
Johson
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Reed
Pennsylvania
McNair
Oregon
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Illinois
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