Revenue Bill Publicized By Ways and Means Committee
Washington reports the Ways and Means Committee published the new revenue bill sent to the Capitol by Secretary Mellon. The bill trims income tax rates and outlines a 28 member tax appeals board, with detailed surtax schedules shown and simplified in a reprint of the 1921 act.
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Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
Capitol
Mellon
The
Treasury
Court of Appeals
Garner
Texas
Green
Melton
Weather Outlook For Southwest Region
Denver dispatch reports New Mexico weather largely fair Saturday and Sunday with unsettled conditions and probable snow in the north. Colder northeast portions and increasing cloudiness in Arizona with chances of snow or rain in the north. No major temperature changes expected.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Tocal Report Shows Weather Conditions From University
Conditions for the twenty four none ended at 6 p m yesterday recorded by the university. The report notes high temperature around 45 and humidity near 60 percent. Winds are light to moderate from the northwest with a partly cloudy sky.
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TOCAL
Sunrise and Sunset Times for December
Official sunrise tomorrow as recorded at 7:15 Santa Fe time with Albuquer que time one minute earlier for sunrise. Sunset listed as 4:69 Santa Fe time, three to five minutes later for sunset in December.
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Santa Fe
Public Release of the New Tax Bill Text
Washington reports the complete text of the new tax bill released by House Ways and Means Chair Green as Congress reconvenes. The bill follows Mellon proposals with hundreds of amendments aimed at closing tax evasion and adjusting income taxes while awaiting further committee study.
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Washington
Green
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Melion
Mellon
Democratic Committee
Garner
Texas
Bankrupt Conversion Stirs Albuquerque Hotel Case
Three of seven directors testified that voting to bankrupt the Albuquerque Hotel was aimed at preventing Western Mortgage from gaining control. George Rossington of Western Mortgage said his financing offer was rejected. A stockholders pool sought to block Rossington while denying harm to common stockholders. Maurice Klein detailed site and build costs and an old audit.
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Albuquerque Hotel Company
Western Mortgage Company
G. KB. Breece
A.L. Martin
Rosenwald
George Rossington
Rossington
Kislington
Stockholders’ Protective Association
Preece
Roslington
Skeslington
Nostington
Klein
Maurice Klein
Tie
Wood
George Roslington
Colonel Breece
Steck
Simma
Breese
Poisonous liquor blamed for 1875 deaths in city
Philadelphia officials report 1875 deaths in 1923 linked to poisonous liquor. Deputy Coroner Frank Paul says open sale of tainted spirits thrives on street corners and notes most stronger beverages are moonshine, denatured, or colored alcohol. Coroner Wright plans posters showing victim photographs to curb New Year celebrations.
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Philadelphia
Frank Paul
William HR. Wright
Feminine Voters Become Central to Campaigns
National parties abandon plans to run special appeals to women as several women emerge as influential in presidential campaigns. Names include Mrs. Leonard Wood wife of the Philippines governor general Mrs Maud Wood Park president of the National League of Women Voters Mrs Emily Newell Blair Democratic National Committee Alien Paul founder of the Woman's Party Mrs Charles Tiffany New York Democratic affairs O H P Belmont head of the Woman's Party and Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton Republican National Committee officer.
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Leonard Wood
The
Philippines
Maud Wood Park
National League of Women Voters
Emily Newell Blair
Democratic National Committee
Alien Paul
Woman's Party
Charles Tiffany
New York
Oo. H. P. Belmont
Harriet Taylor Upton
Republican National Committee
Mavod Wood Park
Mra. C. H. P. Belmont
Alice Paul
Proponents Push to Dismiss Objections to River Project
The Middle Rio Grande reclamation association plans to seek dismissal of protest petitions against forming a reclamation district under New Mexico conservancy law. A district court hearing is set for January 5, with publication and membership steps to follow if authorized. New directors were appointed to ensure each county reaches five board members.
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Reclamation District
District Court
Middle Rio Grande Reclamation Association
New Mexico Conservancy
The
Reclamation Association
Chamber of Commerce
C. T. Brown
Charlies White
Valencia E County
Paul Delies
Cordova
Dr Davis
Fred Huning
Simon Neustadt
Sandoval County
Phil Jaegers
Francisco
de Baca
Charles Grown
Frank
Brown
Jay Turley
Taos County
Middle Rio Grande
Turley
Taos
Colorado
Santa Fe Railroad Revenues Down in November 1925
Railway operating revenues for the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe system in November 1925 totaled 2 062 4741, a drop of 182 830 from November 1924. Net railway operating income for the month was 5 285 487, down 122 945 from the prior year.
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Chicago
Atchion, Topeka
Santa Fe
OWEET OPPOSES RE-ORGANIZATION OF DENVER ROAD
Independent bondholders and stockholders of the Denver and Rio Grande railroad oppose reorganization plans. The case in Denver seeks to determine 1.5 million dollars owed on four percent first mortgage bonds. Governor Sweet of Colorado backs the opposition and may appoint counsel and form a joint Colorado New York committee to protect bondholders' interests.
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New York
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Federal District Court
Denver
Cole
Rio Grande Western Railroad
Sweet
Colorado
New York City
Bantamweight King Toe Land to Fight Earl McArthur Jan Fourth
Toe Land, bantamweight world champion, will clash with Earl McArthur of Sioux City, Iowa, in a ten round bout on January 4 here under the American Legion Roosevelt post. The Lynch MacArthur bout headlines the card, replacing the cancelled heavyweight pairing between Jack McAuliffe Second and Tiny Herman.
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Maha
Neéeb
Dew
Toe Land
Earl Mc. Arthur
Sioux City
Iowa
Roosevelt Poet
American Legion
Lynch-MacArthur
Jack McAuliffe
Tiny’ Herman
Alleged Slayer an Exconvict Letter Reveals
Globe Arizona dispatch reports a letter found with W B Ward a negro porter charged in the murder of Ted Grosh Arizona University student suggests the slayer had been a convict in the Oklahoma state penitentiary. The letter to Ward mentions changes among guards and “since you were here” in it.另
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Grosh
Gresh
Miami
Ward
Ives May Ald Ward
W. R. Ward
Porter
Ted Grosh
Arizona University
C. D. Davison
Fiollywood
Calif
Superior
J. Alf Edwards
Ray Catron
French Chamber Passes Bill Reducing Deputies Count
Paris December 28 The chamber of deputies approved a bill reducing the number of deputies from 828 to 877. The move carries special significance as elections are set for next spring.
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Paris
Chamber of Depities
Cohalan Resigns from New York Supreme Court Bench
Daniel Cohalan announced to Governor Al Smith that he has submitted his resignation from the New York state supreme court, effective January 12. He cited the burden of supporting a large family on a justice's salary of 817,500 a year and did not disclose future plans. Local papers had speculated he might join the campaign of Senator James A. Reed for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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New York
Daniel ¥. Cohalan
Supreme Court
Smith
James A. Reed
Missouri
Kress and Company Plans a $60,000 Business House
Kress and Company, operators of a chain of retail stores, plan a new building in the 400 block on West Central Avenue adjoining the Penney company. The three story structure would have a 56 foot frontage with an estimated cost of 60,000.
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Farear
S. FE. Kreee and Company
Weet Central Avenue
Penney Company
Kree
United States naval maneuvers test Panama canal defense
Two fleets will simulate a Pacific entry to the Atlantic through the Panama canal with Army garrisons and Marines in the zone. The January 16 to 22 exercise will judge canal openability, fleet concentration timing, and joint command efficiency under warlike conditions.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Pacific
Atlantic
Canal Zone
Quantico
War Department
United States
North Atlantic Ocean
Panama Canal Department
Admiral Eberle
Hines
Panama Cabal
Woodrow Wilson Prize Awarded On Birthday
A note announces the Woodrow Wilson Prize for public service with a prize of twenty five thousand dollars to honor an individual for outstanding public service on Wilson’s birthday.
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New York
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Emeritus Eliot
Harvard
Accouat
Wilson
Women's National Democratic Club, Inc
Results of Holiday Trade Reveal Large Purchasing Power
New York dispatch notes a strong public purchasing power in holiday trade despite irregularities. Industries like steel and lumber show renewed vigor, auto production reaches records, pig iron output high, and weekly bank clearings total 5.968 billion dollars amid unprecedented car loadings and building activity.
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New York
Dan’s
Pirates Attack Steamer Hydrangea Near Swatow
The British steamer Hydrangea was attacked by pirates last night while en route from Hongkong to Swatow. The incident occurred near Swatow with no immediate report of injuries. Authorities investigated the maritime assault and pursued the attackers.
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Hongkong
Associated
Presa
Swatow
Ales Hrdlicka disputes ape origin in Asia
Dr Ales Hrdlicka of the National Museum argues before the American Association for the Advancement of Science that modern humans originated in Europe about 400000 years ago rather than in Asia, with evolution shown as a tree of branching lines and a shared ancestor with apes. He cites European finds, Piltdown relics, and the ice age era as evidence.
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Cincinnati
Preas
Europe
Asia
Ales Hrdlicka
National Museum
Washington, D. C
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Hrdlicka
Krdlicka
Eure
Hrdiicka
Africa
England
de, Hrdlicka
Mar
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University of Paris
Palmer
Amateur Athletic Union
Aqslington
Santa FE Railroad
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Rio Grande Railroad
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AL Smith
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