Revenue commission weighs Mexico tax reforms in run of hearings
After a week of hearings the revenue commission recessed to refine testimony on taxation problems in Mexico. Delegates pressed centralizing the tax system, coal land and mine tax reforms, and an income tax likely to be graduated. Prof. Haig advises the panel as it plans remedial measures for the 1421 legislature.
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Weather Outlook Mixed Rain Likely Across Regions
Unclear forecast text indicates low Mexico conditions with local rains on Saturday and Sunday. Mention of warmer temperatures in the north and west with cooler conditions in the east. some phrases suggest a Sunday drop in overall temperatures with only extreme portions differing.
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TOOCAL REPORT WEATHER SUMMARY
Weather bulletin notes twenty-four hour periods ending 6 p m yesterday from the university. Temperature readings show a high around 86 and a low near 64 with clear conditions. Wind shifts from west to southwest at moderate speeds throughout the day.
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Zinc lined stills blamed for poisonous liquor risk in Salt River valley
Phoenix on August 20 reports say liquor seized at Gillespie dam camp may poison drinkers due to zinc lined stills. Federal chemist in San Francisco to analyze samples while sheriff notes deaths blamed on poisonous moonsine liquor. Officials estimate 106 to 1,000 stills operate in the Salt River valley.
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Pole vault record broken by Fess at Antwerp Olympics
F. K. Foss of Chicago A. A. cleared 13 feet 5 1 8 inches and then set the bar higher to chase the world mark amid rain and cold as 16,000 spectators watched. Foss led the United States in pole vault while Guillemot of France faltered in a brisk distance race. Olympic standings after today list the United States with 155 points, Finland 66, Sweden 0, France 20, South Africa 16, Italy 14, Canada 7, Denmark 7, New Zealand 5, Norway 3, Estonia 8, Czecho Slovaakia 2, Holland 2, Belgium 1.
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Democratic Candidate Says He Arranged to Speak First at Tate Fair
The Cox Very Sorry Harding Won event notes the Democratic candidate stating he planned to speak first, leaving the senator to respond, as part of the Tate fair program in August. The item emphasizes preplanned speaking order and the ensuing exchange.
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Ohio Governor Pardons Three Convicts in Clemency Move
Governor Cox in Columbus grants clemency to three convicts from the penitentiary after interviewing each man. Two other petitioners are sent back for not telling the truth. He plans two addresses en route to Canton, with stops at Orville.
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Rifle Grenade Wins But One Heat In Three Races
At Narberth Philadelphia August 6 Rifle Grenade the world record holder for three year old pacing geldings failed to win the Holmes stake heat as Frisco June took the first two. Rifle Grenade was lame on a heavy track. Edna Early won the Hanover hotel stake with Ethel Chimes and Holyrood Naomi captured the $72 000 Bulk Head Bazaar trot.
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Census Figures Show Hikes In Town Populations
Morning Journal summarizes census data for several towns with population increases. Santa Fe Minnesota records a total of 7 236 residents, Rutland Vermont 14 954, and Martinsburg West Virginia 12 516, each up by thousands and double digit percentages. The brief notes the percentage gains and new totals reflecting mid century shifts.
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Yellow fever cases rise in Vera Cruz
There was an average of five new yellow fever cases daily in Vera Cruz during the first half of the week. All patients are Spanish youths employed in local commercial establishments and residents for less than a year.
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Convicts Foiled in Penitentiary Gun Cache Plot
At Canon City Colorado on August 28 a trusted inmate uncovered guns and ammunition hidden under quarry stones behind the penitentiary. A Winchester rifle two revolvers and about 300 rounds were seized. guards responded to a misfired shot. Investigations into the plot and participants continue.
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New Army Corps Areas Outlined Under New Bill
The War Department outlined nine army corps areas under the new bill with headquarters at Fort Sheridan Fort Crook Fort Sam Houston Presidio San Francisco and space at San Francisco. Porto Rico Alaska attach to Second and Ninth corps areas. Three army areas formed from the corps regions for mobilization. Listed commanders include Shanks Bullard Cronkhite Morrison Read Wood Bundy Dickman and Liggett with Muir Hines assigned to divisions and Treat Kuhn Bebbitt named to departments and district commands.
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South Atlantic
Peace terms announced by Bolsheviks to Poles at Minsk
Bulgaria terms from M Danishevsky outline Poland's independence and borders with Poland to receive security via mixed commissions. Army reduced to 60 000 plus civic militia. demobilization of industry and import bans. Hostilities cease 72 hours after signature. neutral intermediate zone under Polish administration. Russia Ukraine troops withdraw leaving 200 000 after Polish demobilization. Amnesties, land grants, transit rights to Kusia, and publication of treaty required.
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Mrs George Neher dies in Berkeley auto crash
Mrs George K Neher of Albuquerque was fatally injured in a car smash near Berkeley California yesterday. The wreck left her unconscious and she died shortly after. Her son Frank travels by land from Albuquerque to Berkeley as a student. Another son George Neher also departed for Berkeley.
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John F. Simms to Keynote for Democratic Party
John F. Simms of Albuquerque was chosen to deliver the keynote at the opening of New Mexico's Democratic state convention in East Las Vegas and will serve as temporary chairman. State Chairman Arthur Seligman noted most delegates are uninstructed and the convention should be free and open. He cited housing concerns for delegates and a sizable female presence as suffrage momentum is expected to begin.
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Knights of Columbus greeted by crowds in Metz Lorraine
Fifty thousand citizens from Metz and surrounding Lorraine towns lined the streets to greet the Knights of Columbus on their special train arrival at the railway station. Guards and officials kept order as the procession began, marking a notable public welcome in the city.
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Harding Eyes International Court Plans In World Peace Drive
Senator Harding watches overseas talks on an international court of justice led by Elihu Root as he develops a world understanding for peace. He plans a detailed league of nations stance in a near term address to Indianapolis delegates, noting Root's work while reserving comment on Wilson's league call.
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Suffrage Leaders Near Final Victory in Tennessee
Suffrage supporters in Nashville face a final hurdle as the Tennessee House adjourns amid debate over reconsideration of the federal suffrage amendment. Speaker Walker could move to revisit the vote, with a key tomorrow vote possible. If successful, attorneys anticipate further court actions to block certification.
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Hammerstein Faces Grand Jury Over Stage Tea Whisky
New York August 20 Arthur Hammerstein theatrical producer led about 200 witnesses summoned to a grand jury investigating alleged whisky distribution at a musical opening. Subpoenaed critics press agents and chorus girls testified behind closed doors with one bottle reportedly containing four whisky drops as evidence. Witnesses to return next Monday for possible indictment.
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Polish Forces Advance on Warsaw Front Amid Streak of Gains
Paris Aug 20 Polish General Pilsudski's army reaches the middle Bug river and moves toward Ostrolenka to cut the Warsaw Bialystok road. Bolshevik units suffer heavy losses as Polish forces, aided by Ukrainian and Russian volunteers, push from Brest Litovsk toward Kovel while French air power hampers enemy retreats.
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New Mexico Central Authorized to Raise Freight Rates
Santa Fe August 20 The state association commission announced the New Mexico Central railroad may boost freight rates by 33 1 3 percent. The action follows hearings this week and marks the first rate increase approved. Four-fifths of the companys territory falls under a 36 percent boost while one-fifth lies in 5 percent territory. A flat 23 1 3 percent raise was granted across the line.
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Forest Fires Slowed Down Around the West
Forest fire conditions improved across the far west with control lines set in Montana, northern Idaho, and eastern Washington. Oregon faced a large blaze, while California had uncontained fires on Stanislaus and Moffatt Creek near Klamath forests amid ongoing efforts and expenses.
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