Air and Court Drama Mixes with Platt’s Separation Pact
A chaotic blend of captions, scores, and legal notices fills the page. Central Company of Central led by Captain Myn Kelly dominates an event while a separate report details BILL FOR PLATT TO PAY, FREEDOM COST HIM $75,000 under a separation pact. The piece notes a lump sum of $25,000 plus monthly installments and references a New York divorce suit involving various parties and debts since September.
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New York
New Tax on Banks Targets Government Deposits
The act imposes a tax on government funds deposited in national banks totaling about 72 million dollars. District of Columbia deposits would be taxed around 4 million, with some funds exempt. Interest rates for these deposits may be set at 1 percent or higher by the Treasury, and banks serving as depositories could face higher charges. District banks expect substantial impact, with debates over whether the tax could reach 2 percent and how temporary versus regular depositories are affected. The measure aims to shift interest costs onto banks while preserving safekeeping and liquidity for government funds.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Golam Latas
Regula
Ibs
Pat Don
Trevanry
Prbl
Honey Prosf
Columiia
Wuch
Treasuy Department
Fikure
Charles C Glove
Riggs Natonal Bank
ES Walker
Metropostal Bank
Ackel
Treasury
Treasury Department
Cliax
Basans
Buick
Waite
Cverplaid
Fragmented drill roster listing sergeants and captains across units
A garbled OCR roster lists numerous sergeants corporals and captains with unclear unit ties. Names such as W J Alleger H or King A T St Clair L H Brown E M Jeffrey and others appear among ranks, units, and scattered notes, many misspelled or overlapping, suggesting a military drill or muster list with multiple regiments and companies.
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Alleger
King
T St Clair
T. Leubkert
L. H
Brown Corporais
Jeffrey Ro Youne
Brahl
Seller
Hodges Freates
M Brown
Uredekamp
Carpeores
BOC
Cra
Collina LG
Feasenden
Flemer
Frasier
Frazier
Fuller
William Wo Eisher
Ballantyne
Cobsugh
Compan
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Svidan
Fleart
Buvalt
Empeny
Fiss
Pfion Tivards
Mer
Ogien
Door
Satteg Fomnay
Alfred
Joseph
Ap Ouiles Yoong Company
Fred Emump
George
Kelty
New Tax on Banks Rates Set at One Percent
Provision in currency law imposes a 1 percent tax on banks affecting about 4 million dollars in district funds and 272 million nationally. Funds held by national banking associations designated as regular deposits move under the bill’s scope, with money for crop movements included.
Batonyis Fight In Court Over Wife and Horses
In a case heard at the Soperoe court, James Pat ny battles his wife Temh Tamow Hatomer and Clark Burdick over the control of horses once prescribed to be returned. The proceedings focus on restraining the wife from keeping the horses she reportedly obtained from Frances Farm and related property disputes tied to October terms of the court.
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Gamgls
Pat Ny
Tadax
Hatomer Val Ois
Mimsel Clark Burdick
Soperoe
Frances Farm
Nature's harsh bowels and the physic habit
A cautionary note on irritants and repeated laxative use. The text argues that frequent irritation forms calloused bowels, so imitation of yielding effects with salts or pills leads to hardening, reducing natural action and creating a need for constant physic and progressively larger doses.
Government funds and bank depository duties noted
Government funds have aided crop relief. banks designated as regular depositories receive deposits to cover government expenditures. Banks reluctant to act as depositories, with no tax placed on these regular deposits.
West Point June exercises marred by visitor confusion
West Point New York June events proceed slowly as the board of visitors arrives to inspect the academy. Lieut Gen Young retired and international figures from Boston New York and Hartford join, only to learn their official duties are canceled by Congress. The group remains on site through next week under heavy fanfare despite no formal duties.
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United States Military Academy
Gen & Bmw
Young _L $ A
Yellowstone
Park Wyoming
Higginson
Boston
Charles H Hough
New York City
Bear
Greg George S Patton
Los Argeles
Morgan G
Bulkeley
Hartford
Capron
Sillwater
John CG Chanes
Sullhan
de Fourteres
Navy Doctor on Trial as Forged Checks Case Unfolds
Navy surgeon Dr Spear faces a trial after confession of forging checks used to steal 263 dollars 69 cents. Testimony by Secret Service chief and examining physicians links handwriting to Spear with booze cited as motive. Court denies insanity defense. restitution already made as case proceeds.
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Aldiiman
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Ivy 3
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Rosset
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Lane T P Meadwell Basset
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Spear
Grow
de Spear
Witkie
Sirgeon Spear
Apertors
Wilkie Testinen
Snear
Booze E G Wright
Pay Inspectors Office
Wilkie
Washington Chamber Plans Donations for G A R Dedication
Report from the Washington Chamber of Commerce outlines fundraising to finance the dedication ceremonies for the G A R encampment site. Committees appeal for over $2,000 more and arrange a ball game with the Board of Trade alongside Women for Tag Day to aid playgrounds as part of the effort.
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Washington
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Raive
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Conress
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Staword
Walter
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T Townsend Thomas
Ogram
St Porter Company
Moore
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Imig
Winghe ster Fetes Troops Camp To Be Broken In Winchester
Camp to be broken at Winchester in the morning. Company G, first Regiment District National Guard, rides cross country to Knoxville thirty six miles away with tents to be raised in Judge Smith’s yard at Knoxville. Troops entertained by citizens of Winchester despite injuries from riding. Continuous rain delays and a public honor in Brunswick awaits.
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National
Frank
Fs Ormitt
Lieut Johnson
Wincestec
Schmudt
Coster
Foster
J D Stout
Harry J Staut
Mrs Holmes Conrad
Winchester
Washington
Capt Bean
Thecack
Knoxville
Judge Smith
Brunswick
Reading B and C Alliance Cut-Off Shortens Trunk Line
Train route changes threaten existing connections as Reading and Baltimore and Ohio plan a new joint trunk line. President Murray is elected director of other roads, signaling a major railway consolidation. The project promises the shortest route between Chicago and New York while reshaping services to Washington and Baltimore.
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Pittsburg
Tollang
Oscar G. Maray
Baltimore
Uho Hathyad
New York
Gia
Ng Systems
New Yorké
Clitage
Sigjenshurd
Ohio
Washington Baltimors
The Sunday Post’s Illustrated Magazine Section
The illustrated magazine section presents selections by prominent writers and fiction from noted authors. Foreign news is carefully chosen with timely and accurate illustrations, making The Sunday Post regarded as the best visitor to any household.
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Sunday Post
The Post Sporting Section Pink Sheet Overview
The Post provides extensive coverage of outdoor and indoor sports across all climes. The Sunday Pink Sheet updates include baseball, track, billiards, auto racing, yacht contests, boating, golf, tennis, swimming, and all other sporting features in accurate comprehensive fashion.
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Sunday Post
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