Wilson's death imminent as doctors announce no hope
A scene at Woodrow Wilson's bedside unfolds with Admiral Grayson and Drs Grayson and Fowler reporting no relief possible. Wilson, described as "a piece of broken machinery," grows weaker as telegrams of sympathy pour in and Tumulty and family await further consultations.
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Expat Tax Law Understanding Prompts Public Debate
Excerpts discuss proposals to ease income tax for expatriates by lowering the normal tax rate from 4 percent. Sources reference 1921 revenue acts and exemptions, noting confusion over how the 4 percent rate and credits apply to net income beyond exemptions. The piece hints at legislative confusion surrounding the taxation of expatriates and ongoing government responses.
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Simon
Fog Shrouds City as Travel Deteriorates Across Morning
Early motorists navigated a dense fog bank with visibility under fifty feet. Reports describe the conditions as among the worst in months. In Indianapolis Mrs. Shank shows slight improvement as doctors plan another blood transfusion for Mrs. Sarah Shah, wife of Mayor Shank.
Indictments Against Cray Held Good in Court
Indictments against Governor Cray were upheld by Judge amid motions to quash. The court set February for arraignment on all remaining indictments, including charges of embezzlement fraud and forged checks. Cray’s attorneys planned a plea abatement while awaiting grand jury action.
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Warcey
McCray
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Felirvary
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Ir J. Ryan
Cray
Clarence W. Nichols
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Princeton Man Heads Indian Hardware Dealers
T Cook Daperty of Princeton Tennessee was elected president of the Indians Retail Hardware Dealers association at the convention there to play.
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Vibe Are Dealers Association
Great Britain Recognizes Soviet Government Today
Great Britain today formally recognized the Soviet government of Russia, marking a significant shift in diplomatic relations. The move follows ongoing efforts to establish formal ties and pave the way for future cooperation between the two nations.
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Great Britain
Russia
Change For Worse Came Last Night
Text fragment reports President Wilson's condition worsening with Admiral Grayson announcing the need for preparedness as observers monitor his decline. Attendance includes three daughters and two nurses, with family notified and daughter Frances Sayre in Siam.
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Cary T. Grayson
Grayson
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William G. Myps Adon
Washington
Frances Sayre
Siam
Injunction Halts State License Fee Enforcement
A temporary restraining order prevents enforcement of the 1922 State auto license act. Superior Judge Lid and Assistant Attorney General Edward M. White stated no arrests or prosecutions will occur pending Supreme Court ruling on constitutionality. Owners may be charged under the old law if the new statute is invalid.
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Edward M. White
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Workman's Law Reforms Debated By Industrial Board Report
In a weekly summary the Industrial Board reports provisions of the Workman's Law may be outdated to meet wage needs. It cites 24 dollars weekly as current according to the 1S Indiana system. The report notes rising injuries and hardship across towns, with 123, 325,197 incidents recorded and many workers injured daily. Labor leaders seek higher compensation up to 273 percent of four weeks, with death awards cited at 15,000 in Ohio and 5,000 in Indiana.
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Nudperu
Slaton Inducttrial Board
Tallaers
Miners Repudiate Ku Klux Klan Support
Indianapolis miners denounce the Ku Klux Klan as the United Mine Workers convention endorses a sales committee recommendation for a four year work contract. John C. Dowis International president proclaims the miners seek peace, rejecting extremist interference as labor unity solidifies.
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John Cdowis
Water Safe After City Test Says Supply Is Okay
Analysis shows Washington water supply ready for use without boiling. City water sample results indicate no harmful contents detected. Water company officials reported morning findings from recent tests at the pumping station, confirming safety after last Friday night’s pumping.
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Bery Frye
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Carl Seren
Logyt Piangger
Water Company
Aken
Bigal
Fall in Bed as Senate Probes Oil Lease Controversy
An 1831 congressional session debates canceling glval oil leases as President Coolingsis action looms. Warnings note Fall’s nervous state and a physician exam at his home led by James W Zevell Sinclair. subpoenas issued for Fall’s appearance. The hearing focuses on naval oil leases and public lands.
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Thres
Thomas A. Stewart
Sterling “Ruffin
Pal
Jampes
Zevell Sinclair
Mwubre Fall
Charrstin Lenrant
Fall
LD Yeidang
Seithrs
Wealth Doubled in Past Eleven Years in Indiana
The Indiana department of commerce reports total wealth at 8,329,726,300, up 66.6 percent from 5,301,506,000 in 1912. Real property, machinery, rail equipment, and stock valuations rose, with stock values soaring from 63,428,000 to 2,091,596,800, a 174 percent increase, while personal property and merchandise showed substantial gains.
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Indiana
É& Com Merce
Ratiaianno
30 Passengers In Dancer As Steamer Sinks
Paducah Kentucky February report describes the steamer Tom C Powell strike heavy ice in the Ohio River eight miles above Paducah causing it to sink midriver. The vessel settled on a bar leaving only the top deck above water. A lifeboat carried women and children plus sailors to Ledbetter shore while others were rescued near Smithland.
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Paducah
Tom C. Powell
Oho
Ledbetter
Smithland _ puther
Mian Killed by Hamfier Blows in RuralAltercation
An elderly man named Mian was found dead last evening in the rear of his state home after blows from a hamfier. Smith died en route to hospital amid evidence of struggle and robbery of $90. John Smith, a grocer, was said to have stopped at a store nearby. the son found his father after an apparent search. Terr Haute and John Smith are named in the report.
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Stith
Wad
Maverett
John Smith
Mnorm
Terra’ Haute
Shops Face Closures After Order Haleffects at KCETON
Washington reports orders affecting operations at KCETON Shops. Workers face a four to five day layoff with returns anticipated after two days, as the facility prepares for changes. Local officials and business leaders weigh potential impacts on employment and regional activity.
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Washington
Bednald
Louis
Aibler
Bucharest
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