Sugar Tax Plan Aims at Individual Income Levy
A Democratic caucus proposes amending the Corporation Law to include individuals and impose a 1 percent excise on net income above 5000. The plan would shift sugar pricing by removing customs taxes, expected to save consumers about 7 cents per pound while raising 300,000,000 to 550,000,000 annually for government revenue.
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Underwood
Ways and Means
Sheret
Ways Means
Tycha
Bex
Lewisiana
Hoogmcote
Congress
United States
Steabl
Haing
United
Ways and Means Committee
Auxar Trust
Mudh Corporation
Hiwuraque Company
Supreme Coura
Supreme Court
Fisht Ve
Btone Tracy Company
Stader Valin
Storm
Av Ja
Louisian
Pallbearer Held As Slayer In Dr Spencer Murder
Raincaville Kansas March 11 pallbearers attended the funeral of Dr H C Spencer when Marcy Welch was arrested awaiting warrant charging him with the murder of Dr Spencer. The case grows from the murder near here last Monday as the coroner’s jury still undecided.
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Raincaville
Maren
H.C. Spencer
Marcy Gr. Welch
Spencer
Weich
Dedge
New Haven
Conn
Saenger
Parachute Flight by Captain Berry at St Louis
Captain Albert Berry made a historic 1200 foot parachute descent at Jefferson Barracks St Louis amid cheers from hundreds of onlookers. He rode a two seater biplane to a point over the barracks and, with Pilot Janus, executed a straight drop, the parachute opening to slow the descent before a safe landing.
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St. Louis
Jefferson Barracks
Albert Berry
Berry
Cal. Weed
Hire
Janpus
Kinloch
Bereath
Jamie
Starlf
Disorders Plague Peking With Fire and Mutiny
Riots and gunfire riddled Peking as mutineers kept the capital in turmoil. Fires burned near the north gate and looting spread through districts while foreign quarters guarded themselves. Yuan Shi Kai declared measures to restore order and efforts to arrest mutineers continued. trains fled with refugees as authorities pressed to quell the unrest.
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Peking
Uein
Yuan Shi Kei
Partinefy
Yuan Shi Kai
Thia
Nanking
Yuan Shi Kal
Ygattons
Honan
Broken Heart Drives Man to Death After Daughter's Thefts
A Chicago Post report recalls a tragedy where John P. Hassell died in a police cell after his daughter Brenda Hansell bought her trousseau with money from him and later claimed it missing. The elder Hassell sobbed and died of a broken heart as authorities removed him, while the keeper framed it as a pure case of sorrow.
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Hapsell
Roosevelt Campaign Organizes In Washington Headquar ters
Senator Dixon of Montana named manager of the Roosevelt campaign. The headquarters in the Munsey building will move to lower floors as Dixon takes charge, promising an aggressive push in key states and a Roosevelt nomination at Chicago. Mitchell to handle publicity. Sherman tour to Oklahoma delayed by Clark aides.
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Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
New York
Washington
Munsey
Sir. Dixon
Dixon
Roosevelt
Tuladore Roosevelt
Chicago
United States
Mississippi Valley
Great West
Col
Men of Responsibility
Quw
Rugasevelt
Newberry
Western ‘Committee
Col. Roosevelt
Mitchell Preas
Vice
Sherman
Oklahoma
Southwest
Champ Clark
Clark
Coffresa
Seasion
Boston
Swift Heir Herbert Swift Death Probe Opens
Investigation into the October death of Herbert Swift son of Gustavud F Swift advances with a surgeon's examination ordered by Coroner Peter Hoffman. Swift died of heart disease while en route to Wisconsin on a hunting trip after being placed on a Chicago to Milwaukee train. The body was moved from a Mount Hope Cemetery site, with initial reports from Milwaukee following a coroner's inquest. Dr Charles H Kabtke noted a history of fainting spells linked to his weak heart and urged a thorough inquiry amid family concern over publicity.
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Mapen i
Herbert &. Swift
Isto Gustavud F. Swift
Corendr
Peter Hoffman
Herbert Swift
Mount Hope Cemetery
Swift
Milwaukee
Wisconela
Charles H. Kabtke
Swift Fanny
Frr
Former detective Franklin fined four thousand dollars
Hwhamara Sreuth, identified as a former detective, pleaded guilty to trying to influence a juror in the McNamara trial and was fined 4,000 by Judge Cabantis who called the conduct inexcusable. The sum is to go to the district attorney. Ford urged leniency, noting broader state needs and potential use of the funds in Darrow bribery cases.
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Franklin
Los Angeles
Main
DicNamara Defense
James B. McNamara
FH. Cabantis
Istrict
Franlin
W. Joseph Ford
Foraey
Ford
Btate
Clarence Darrow
New York Tax Rolls Show Property Value Decline
New York March 1 The value of taxable property in New York is 14 000 000 less than a year ago according to the rolls submitted to the board of aldermen. Total real and personal property is 8 204 962 400 with the decline due to a shrinkage in personal property while real estate values rose about 14 900 000.
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New York
Board of Aldermen
Murderer to Face Hanging in Harristone
Sheriff Wells plans to hang Joseph L. A. Scott of Syracuse for the murder of Mlayghs Bear last summer. Scott’s mother Mrs. Sarah A. Scott, seeks funds in Syracuse to bring his body home after the execution as the prisoner has reportedly turned to washing and scrubbing to earn money.
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Washington
Harristore
Harry G. Wells
Joseph LA. Scott
Syracuse
N. Y
Yaxa Tor
Mlayghs Bear
Ummer
Sarah A. Scott
Fire Destroys Part Of Mrs Patterson Mansion In Dupont Circle
A late night blaze damaged the marble mansion of Mrs R Patterson at 13 Dupont Circle. Countess Eleanor Glayck discovered flames in her third floor room and, with help from staff, kept the fire from spreading while firefighters used chemical engines to save valuables. Defective wiring started the fire, destroying about $10,000 in furnishings and decorations. Police from the Third Precinct secured the premises and restrained access to the home. Separately, Miles Heloise Meyer bought Maerriwood estate near Leake Mahkenees.
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R. Patterson
Dupont Circle
Eleanor Glayck
Patterson
Winhard
Giaycki
T Third Precinct
Stormy suffragette attack hits London shops and Downing Street
A British suffragette assault disrupts commerce after计划 violence. Mrs Pankhurst leads a group to Downing Street with an arrest at the premier's residence. Windows shattered in Trafalgar Square and the Strand as police struggle to contain the outbreak. Dozens detained, many released on bail. merchants and insurers brace for losses.
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Leige Jevanues
Uir
Ala
Trafalgar Square
Strand
Rexent Street
Piccadilly
Tashplones de Jewelry
Tyne
Pankhyeet
Hugnetine Papkhuret
Marana
Birs
Downing Street
Etonon
Mleghes
win +dows
Colonial Office
Aztires
Ao Giwal
Editorial calls for mob violence in county incident
An editorial attributed to Col. Vic tor B Cheekire of Gov. Mease's staff in the Anderson Intelligencer urges men of Kadersom county to join him in acts against a white woman involved with a black man. The piece references a fatal mob context and uses charged language.
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Hegro
Spectalia
Westtingian
Prat
Spartenhurs
Victor B Cheekire
Mease
Stat
Nix
Anderson Intelligencer
Kadersom County
William ‘Read
Peery
Teving
Bedrodm
Puzzling OCR Fragments Report a Patchwork News Snippet
A scrambled OCR page fragment mentions varied items including taxes, political figures, crimes, and local affairs. Names such as Roosevelt and Lawrence appear amid unrelated phrases about robbers, shipping, and financial notes, with no coherent single story or dates. The readable portions imply scattered notices rather than a unified article.
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Peking
Dixon ‘Prenesa
Roosevelt Campalen
Pat
Lawrence
News of Alexandria
Mexico
Roosevelt
Senate
Fanams
W—Sectuty
Sporting Wrens
S-Weekly Trade Review
Strike May Delay Steamers of Cunard Line
A news report notes a coal strike in England could affect Cunard Line steamers like the Lusitania and Mauretania if protracted, as bunkers in ships require coal from England. large New York coal dealers report no shipments to England due to precarious conditions, with officials denying major disruption but acknowledging potential delays.
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Cunard Line
England
Washington Post
New York
International Mercantile Marine
Cunard
Offéex
Lusitania
Mauretania
Miners Strike Spurs Idle Factories Across Britain
Reported today that 100000 iron workers in Scotland alone will be idle as coal miners strike, with rail services curtailed and factories shutting down. Prime Minister Asquith stated owners in England largely accept government proposals, while Wales and Scotland reject them. London reports detail early returns of 10840 strikers and growing public reaction as French and German mining circles react to the British shutdown.
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Mondeetities
Nathimets Secu Dba
Aif
Lancanshire
Wales
Great Britain
Asquith
House of Commons
England
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France
Parla
Marsh
Anzin
British Miners’ Federation
St. Basen
Germany
McEtines
Engilan
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