Compromise Hint Faces Mellon Tax Rates Battle
Washington April 28 President Coolidge warned that Mellon income tax rates are doomed to fail and a compromise will be needed if he signs the tax reduction bill. The House rejected the 25 percent top rate, and a compromise likely halves rates to roughly two percent for incomes under 1000, four percent under 8000, with other brackets similar to Longworth’s plan. The move follows Democratic insurgent pressures and Republican leadership maneuvering.
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Fn International News Bervier
Washington
Presi
Coolidge
Sobligan
Senate
Mellon
Vieni
Houre
Trerh Telestates
Omaalinutny Eorex
Chon
Uber
Youth Kills Uncle After Lynch Wounding Wife
Orla Downey, 14, shot and killed his uncle Thom ae Lynch, 43, in Staunton Virginia after Lynch shot his wife. Downey seized a gold pistol and killed Lynch as the aunt lay wounded. she sustained a serious chest wound.
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Thomae Lynch
Orla Downey
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Lins Nock
Traveling salesman Maker in hospital for insulin treatment
Condition serious for maker of 8 M divoom company on Oak TIM avenue while receiving insulin treatment at the hospital. Hospital staff report his status as serious with ongoing care and observation.
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Tim Ave
8. M. Divoom & Company
Youth Promises Undertaker Job Ends in Fatality
A 17 year old youth in Thurles Welgert allegedly promised to obtain a job with undertaker Henry Emig then hanged himself at his home after weeks of threats and a quirked joke about the job. An elderly man aged 93 in Maltwasyt also died yesterday, with family stating declining condition prior to death.
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Thurles Welgert
Peara
Henry Emig
Tao
Nisa
Bata Co Fla
Eat Norlin
Dyers
Brera
Jb Otter
Tanily TL. Mekley
Hot Election In Williamsport Reported At Local Polls
Voters cast 229 ballots as Williamport polls closed amid a race between the Progstastva Ticket led by Burgess Taylor and the Citizens Ticket led by M Gowar. Challengers Joseph Wide erhold and William BL Ardtager face disputes per a state act, while a divorce filing involving Mrs. J. Asalos appears among the day’s notices.
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Peoples’ Progressive
William BL Ardtager
Oldrons
Teast Ane
Frederick School Building Damaged By Fire In Frederick
A fire damaged the North Market Street Public School in Frederick on Sunday morning. Authorities suspect incendiary origin though details remain unclear. The loss is estimated around 2090 dollars and covered by insurance. pupils will have holidays today.
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North Market Street
Frederick
Ulare
U S Brings Factions Together For Honduran Peace Talks
Four Central American republics Costa Rica Salvador Guatemala Nicaragua accept American invitation to send delegates to a general peace conference to settle the Honduran revolution. Conference likely aboard the U S S Milk Wagon. Sumter Welles of the state department to provide.
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Oy International News Service
Washington
Costa Rica
Salvador
Guatamata
Nicaragua
Milk Wankey Assaunas
General Ferrera
Sumter Welles
State Department
Throat Epidemic Sweeping Hagerstown and County
A peculiar throat malady akin to laryngitis is sweeping Hagerstown and Washington county. Hundreds are affected though not seriously ill, with sore throat as the first symptom followed by throat swelling and hoarseness. The illness appears contagious, often striking entire households.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Hagerstown Men Receive Paroles From Governor
Paroles approved today at the Clerk's office for Marry Swink and George F. Dieterich of Utica. Swink jailed for larceny in 1921 is to serve four years. Dieterich, convicted of forgery in May 1921, also to four years. Florence Fonts, a colored resident, fined 19 dollars for drunken and disorderly conduct. Mord Turner sentenced to eight days in jail after arraignment for tampering with railroad property.
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Swink
George F. Dieterth
Utacy
Dieterich
Floreaza
Trespagser Jaled Mord Turner
Suatica Hall
Dateclyn Gay
J W Tramell Dies Sudenly
John W. Tramuel, a retired businessman, died suddenly at 1 PM today at 215 Prospect Street from heart trouble. A Mason fraternity member and Presbyterian Church man, he leaves a widow, a daughter, and a son.
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John W. Tramuel
Hla Forua
Airec
Istricken
Tramiel
Masonia Fraternity
Alex
Presbyterian Church
Music Week Starta In The City-Water Pagerstox Programa
An urban music guide outlines a city wide program titled Pagerstox involving local artists. The feature highlights concert lines, venues, dates, and potential collaborations. The piece emphasizes community music events and upcoming performances across venues.
Caruso's Widow Confirms Separation From Husband
Mrs Bh. A legram widow of Earlca Caruso confirms separation from her husband a captain in the British army after less than five months of marriage. Her attorney Alfred H. B. Seligaberg said reports are correct but no divorce action is pending or contemplated.
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New York
Mra
Alegram
Earlca Caruso
Alfred HB. Seligaberg
Health program at Washington Street School shows gains
Children from Washington Street School joined a health education film program at the Y with school and YMCA cooperation. About 63 mothers attended the Friday ex pecial showing while sixty three mothers noted rising parent interest in health work. The event, led by Mrs Ol ler Molva and coordinated by Mrs Eaton, involved teachers and staff to reinforce health messages in schools.
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M. C
Steale
Mia Gaall
Washington Strest Shoul
Wheaton
Oller Molva
Nutet Lon
Ford Muscle Shoals deal linked by telegram claims
Senator Norris charged President Coolidge favored turning the Muscle Shoals nitrate and power plant to Henry Ford. A telegram from James M. Miller quoted Coolidge saying he was friendly to Ford but urged restraint to aid delivery of Muscle Shoals to Ford. Weeks testified after the telegrams were revealed.
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Coolidge
Muscle Shoals
Alay
Henry Ford
George W. Morris
Nebraska
Senate Agriculture Committee
Norris
James M. Miller
Ford
BJ. Seibold
Detroit
Aubpoena
Western Union Telegraph Company
Miller Caté
Miller
Agriculture Committee
Summonel
Weeks
Long Term Sentence For Drunk Driving Crash
A man named Archie Carlisle received a sentence of 103 days for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. The incident involved a crash with another car and a female passenger present. Unable to pay the $100 fine and costs, he was jailed for 108 days, one day per dollar.
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Archie Carlisle
Carliste
Hoe
National Banks Granted Trust Power Ruling
The Supreme Court held that national banks could not be barred from exercising trust powers by state law. The Mossgurl ruling involved the First National Bank and Bt. Joseph Missouri, asserting federal authority overrides state regulation in national bank operations under federal statutes.
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Mossgurl
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Stata Bawa
Exclusion sting eyed by Coolidge and Hughes
Washington reports President Coolidge and Secretary Hughes face growing pressure as they resist efforts to remove the sting of exclusion in Japan policy. Officials are pressed to ease harsh terms while maintaining strategic aims.
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International
Washington
Coolidge
Hughes
WM Cultiaa
Mforta
Nck
Germany Must Meet Demands Of Allies
German Chancellor Mars states Germany must fulfill Allied demands to regain freedom. He warns against fighting a world power with weak resources and cites conferences failing to yield a clear plan. Message emphasizes policy of fulfillment and restraint amid occupation pressures.
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Germany
Russia sells German oil in postwar deal
Berlin reports the first major German oil deal since the Tapallo treaty is set to deliver about $10,000 worth of Russian lubricating oil and benzine to the German Erdoel and German Petroleum Companies within a year.
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My International News Service
Berlin
Treaty of Tapallo
Erdoel Company
German Petroleum Company
German Leader Praises Report in Election Speech
In Breslau on April 23 Foreign Secretary Gustav Btresaemann endorsed the Dawes reparation plan, calling the experts report a basis for Germany to regain strength. He argued hard work and no illusions are essential, and claimed the industrialists have left a freer hand to curb trusts and shield workers and small trades.
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Breslau
Germany
Gustav Btresaemann
Dawes
For ‘Oign
New Parking Plan Proposed to Ease Hagerstown Traffic
A plan to mark 45 degree angled parking on East Franklin and East Washington streets aims to relieve downtown congestion. The measure follows long-standing concerns from the police about the city center traffic and parking scarcity.
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East
Washington
Franklin Streets
Hagerstown
East Franklin
East Washington
Tt Fy
Miners Entombed After Benwood Mine Explosion
At 7:10 this morning an explosion trapped 104 or more miners in the Benwood mine of the Wheeling Steel Corporation in West Virginia. Rescue attempts were hindered by debris and gas pouring from the mouth of the shaft as frantic families waited in the rain. A rescue train from Pittsburgh was expected, but long delays and dangerous conditions hampered efforts to reach the entombed workers.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Ln.s
Benwood
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
Hitchman Coal Company
Mounderitts
Bog
Scarlet fever cases rise in city health alert
Two more scarlet fever cases raise the city total within days. Health officer keeps close tab on the situation as two diphtheria cases on the Middlebury Pike and a typhoid case at Williamsport, plus a pneumonia case, are reported.
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Middlebury Pike
Williamsport
Denials of German Responsibility for World War
Berlin dispatch reports six nationalist writers and a noted German author rejected claims that Germany caused the war. They argued against accepting blame and urged recognition of shared responsibility among powers, including Austria.
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Counte Roverow
Germany
Campalen
Dawey Rej
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