Taft and Senate Debates Over Income and Corporate Tax Plans
Washington June 17 Democrats and progressive Republicans push for a constitutional amendment and a corporate tax plan while opposing a direct income tax. Aldrich hints at postponement as schedules unfold, with Taft urged to back a corporate tax substitute. Bourne’s involvement and Cummins groups frame the White House discussion, hinting at a coalition chance to push an income tax via an amendment.
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Tom Thumb Wedding at Airdome Funded Pantomime
A poplar play titled Tom Thumb Wedding is staged to raise funds for the Baptist Tables’ Aid. A company of 100 Ada children perform to support the cause as tickets cost 25 cents for children and adults. Ramsey's offers seating for the event.
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Two State Boards Clash Over Normal Building Authority
Guthrie June 17 A joint meeting of the Board of Normal Regents and the Board of Public Affairs failed to settle who controls construction of new buildings for Southeastern Normal at Ada and South Central Normal at Durant. The normal regents insist they will adopt plans and specifications and oversee contractor arrangements, while the public affairs board demands exclusive control and the right to accept or reject plans. Officials note that related boards may align similarly once they meet, with authority shared among state agencies over educational facility projects.
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Republicans Rally For Haskell In Guthrie Speech
Governor Haskell receives GOP support from Congressman Carter and Nebraska’s Norns. Carter quotes Norns praising Haskell and condemning his persecution in Washington. The speakers accuse Democrats and rival Republicans of pressuring Haskell, urging continued public resistance and political victory.
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Express Companies Enforcing The Law In Oklahoma
Officials for Oklahoma City's American Express office will refuse shipments of spirituous and vinous liquors. The policy follows a federal license reporting effort led by enforcement attorney Fred B Caldwell and Governor Haskell. The move targets interstate shipments and aligns with Oklahoma laws prohibiting liquor transport.
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Comet with Long Tail Shines Amid Eclipse Talk
New York June 1 two notable astronomical sights graced the evening sky. The moon eclipsed four fifths of the solar disc, while Brooks famed comet, discovered May 25 by Prof Brooks, drew attention as its tail and head remained elusive. An eclipse of the sun, not to occur again until 1918, was visible along the Atlantic coast though clouds hindered observations.
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