Gasoline tax deductible under state law says Chicago Motor Club
The Chicago Motor Club legal bulletin says gasoline tax is deductible when state law treats it as a consumer tax. It notes that when tax is levied on dealers, deductions are not allowed, and urges states to amend laws to reflect consumer taxation. J A Broun cites IRS rulings supporting deductibility in several states, while some states’ interpretations deny it.
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Legal Department
Chicago
J. A. Broun
Bureau of In
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Delaware
Kentucky
Michigan
Missouri
New York
North Carolina
Virginia
Motor Club
Bureau
Colorado
Connecticut
Marylad
Onlo
Athletic Coach’s Best Place Is in Grand Stand
Professor 8 G Staley of the University of Illinois argues intercollegiate athletics are overorganized. He foresees a shift from paid coaches to student management, tracing the system from 1852 Harvard Yale rowing to early football staffs and noting rulings moving coaches to the grandstand. He opposes full student control yet warns against monopolistic alumni and faculty dominance.
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Vosch
8 G
Staley
University of Dlinois
Clinois
Braley
Harvard
Steering Gear Maintenance Advice for Safe Operation
Ensure careful steering maintenance with regular lubrication and checks. Tighten cotter pins and locks, inspect bolts and bushings, and replace worn parts if play is detected. If no play exists, check wheel bearing and ensure the wheel turns freely, with repairs carried out immediately.
Automobile facts lead to new front wheel drive trend
Autobiograph note mentions a front wheel drive model from a quirky car company. The piece jokes about combining front and back seat drives to create a new car experience and includes humorous asides about world auto bites and hot dog stands. It ends with a legal quip about fines and shopping around courts.
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Todjabo Cor
Diverse Sports Bits Mix In Quirky 19th Century Echoes
A collage of sports notes spans racing in Miami beginning January 16 for 46 days, Portsmouth bans Sunday golf, umpire Henry Fanning has one arm, and Princeton’s Bill Roper once played tackle. Other items cover stadium depths, boxing legends, and early baseball and basketball figures, with regional quirks and historic references threaded throughout.
Zuppke Lingo Big Pep Talk Before Army Game
Bob Zuppke speaks at a fall pep meeting before the Army game. He jokes about players and presidents, notes Northwestern inexperience, and describes a four day practice plan ending with light tag scrimmage to keep players fresh.
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Pep Sesasona
Minois
Zuppke
Zupp
Northwestern
Joston Rockne
Cobb Praises Catchers Cochrane and Schalk
Cobb extols catchers Cochrane and Schalk while recalling stories of Ed Walsh and Kid Gleason. He notes Schalk’s early promise and the skill of early White Sox players, mentioning the lively limits of catching and pitching during their era.
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Cochrane
Rey Schalk
Ray Schalk
Almage
Kid Gleason
White Box
Ed Walsh
Schalk
Gleaseh
Kia
Walsh
Youngest Automotive Executive Appointed at AQ Spark Plug
Harlow H Curtlee named president and general manager of AQ Spark Plug Co at Piint Mirh. At 36 he is among the youngest major automobile executives, rising from accounting 18 years ago to comptroller assistant manager and VP. He succeeds Bast W de Gulehard who resigns due to health.
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Harlow H. Curtlee
Spark Plug Company
Piint
Mirh
Curtica
Uurace
Bast W. de Gulehard
Il Health
Undefined Crime Phrase From OCR Passed Text
A garbled OCR fragment describes a person called Cudges who travels along a road and takes something from people as he wanders in any direction. The wording is unclear and lacks concrete events, dates, or locations.
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Cudges
Champion Husker Olson wins national corn husking title
Walter Olson a young farmer from Bloomsdale Indiana won the national corn husking contest held in Platte City Missouri. He impressed judges with speed and accuracy to claim the top prize and national recognition.
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Walter Olson
Blo, IN
Platte City
Memory Test Reveals Fragile Recall
In a classroom observation a boy notes only one item from a tableful of varied objects. He recalls a buttercup crafted from clothes split and crepe paper, writing in his log that it is “Nighy paper ee a stick.”
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Clasa Archief
Dlaga
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