Exemption of Taxpayers With Incomes of 5000 Or Less Opposed
Washington reports Secretary Mellon opposes broad exemption for taxpayers earning 5000 or less from all federal income levies, arguing it would drain government revenue and fail fairness tests. He notes committee hearings will probe tax policy, exemptions, and rate cuts targeting smaller incomes.
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Washington
Mellon
House
Ways and Means Committee
Garner
Exra
Haharach
New Jersey
Congress
Edge
Man
Weather Summary for New Mexico and Denver Areas
Omidot Denver reports fair conditions in New Mexico with Kondey and Tuesday fair, cooler in east portions Monday. Arnone notes Monday and Tuesday changes, temperatures ranged from about 58 to 66 degrees. Local observations show 24 hour conditions ended yesterday with highest around 64 and low around 58. Wind directions vary, sunrise and time markers align with Albuquerque time adjustments in late October.
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Denver
New Mexico
Kondey
Arnone
New York Gang Charged With Forty Crimes in Roundup
Police charge the so called cowboy gang with 64 crimes after a roundup that included arrest of leaders including a woman. An alleged agent Joseph Bilverburg faced grand larceny for supplying stolen cars. Frank Teasler and Jose Hemmiine named as chiefs.
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New York
Cowboy Gang
Joseph Bilverburg
Tombs Court
Frank Teasler
Jose Hemmiine
Teasler
Abraham Peska
Banton
Enright
Staten Island
Prayers Beg for Dry Weather After Weeks of Rain
Kensett Arkansas reports prayers in churches that shifted from asking for rain to seeking dry weather. Six weeks of steady rain flooded cotton fields halting harvests and muddy ground now forecast improvement if streams recede and allow cotton pickers to work.
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Kensett
Ark
Leading Cities Bank Clearings Show Increase
New York October reports show sustained business gains across sectors with steel leading improvement. Stock market activity hits strongest level since 1916, while foreign gold inflows and Locarno pact developments lift sentiment and support higher bank clearings and revenue freight figures.
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New York
United States Steel
New York Central
Wall Street
United States Steel Corporation
Dun
Review of Business
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Bank of England
London
Federal Reserve System
Death of Mrs Laura Biddle linked to alcohol cause
Post mortem findings in Los Angeles suggest alcoholism as the probable cause of death for Mrs Laura Biddle. County surgeon A F Wagner will finalize the cause after chemical analysis. Police noted bruises and liquor bottles found in her apartment as detectives investigate the death of the Philadelphia socialite wife of Craig Hiddle.
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Los Angeles
Laura Biddle
Philadelphia Society
Craig Hiddle
A. F. Wagner
Harold L. Davis
Joseph G. Cipes
Biddle
Pr. Cipes
Sadie
Mary Davis
Mrs. Biddle
Dr. Wagner
Dr. Cines
Caillaux's arrival in Havre shifts mood as photographers protest
Paris Oct 18 The finance minister Joseph Caillaux greeted by friends and officials on the liner France near Havre but snaps of photographers trigger a peremptory demand to stop filming. The piece also notes rising female car ownership in France and a Corsican bandit of honor Felix Mignelli protesting gendarmes disguising as tourists. The Paris autumn salon features The New York Giants and Olympic imagery.
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Paris
Joseph Caillaux
United States
France
Havre
Finance
M. Caillaux
Felix Micnelli
Mitenelli
Robin Hood
Petit Marvreillais
Batista
Fiumorico
Fiumarico
New York Giants
Locarno Peace Pact Shapes New European Security Framework
Locarno Switzerland report outlines a new Geneva style peace protocol. The plan centers on arbitration security and disarmament with the Rhine pact at its core. It defines an aggressor as one who refuses arbitration or disobeys arbitral rulings or violates frontiers.
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Locarno
Switzerland
Geneva
Germany
France
Belgium
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Seals to meet Louisville in minor worlds series
San Francisco and Louisville end coast league season with Seals seen as strong, while Louisville seeks redemption after junior world series loss. Harry Williams predicts a hard fought series starting next Thursday in San Francisco. He plans to work with American Association president Hickey on series rules.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seals
Louisville
Harry Williams
Hickey
American Association
Baltimore Orioles
Mian to Fatally Hurt in Grade Crossing Crash
In Hurley New Mexico the driver Leo Boudinet 22 died from a fractured skull after a Santa Fe switch engine struck a touring car carrying young riders to a dance. Adelaide Williams a student at State Teachers College Silver City was seriously hurt.
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Silver City
N. M
Hurley
Here
Santa Fe
Leo Boudinet
Adelaide Williams
State Teachers’ College
Liberty issues fall to lowest levels of 1920
New York reports trading in the bond market overshadowed by stock speculation with prices motionless amid normal investment buying. Foreign obligations showed strength on news of the Locarno conference, while Belgium’s return to gold standard and potential loans involve bankers, France’s debt issues clouding prospects.
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New York
Belgium
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
France
State Department
United States
Comanche Destroyed by Fire Off Mayport
Clyde line steamship Comanche burned six and a half miles off Mayport leaving one passenger missing William Loweler of Winthrop Massachusetts among the last unaccounted for. Five minutes after transfer of passengers the ship’s superstructure burst into flames. crew and passengers rescued by the Reaper and other vessels. Hull brought to Jacksonville for investigation. ship valued at 1.5 million dollars with insurance.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Clyde Line
Mayport
William Loweler
Winthrop
Mass
Reaper
Lowerer
E. E. Curry
Comanche
Loweler
Excavators Find Second Buried City at Pueblo Bonito
National Geographic Society excavations near Pueblo Bonito reveal a second city covering at least three and a quarter acres with 800 rooms in multiple dwellings. The discovery, amid ongoing research, will shift public interest to the ancient southwest civilization as work pauses for the season and resumes in spring.
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Pueblo Bonito
Neil Judd
National Geographic Society
New Mexico
Judd
Pueblo
Mr. Judd
Gilbert Grovener
New York
Europe
Grovener
Phoenix
Albuquerque
Frederick V. Coville
Society
War Department to Simplify Procedures Under Davis Plan
Secretary of War Dwight W. Davis proposes to cut red tape and simplify army administration. Chiefs of branches will handle routine details while Davis and Assistant Secretary Hanford MacNider focus on major issues. A new budget preparation plan aims to reduce waste and give bureaus more expenditure responsibility.
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Washington
Army
War Department
Dwight W. Davis
Weeks
Davis
Hanford MacNider
Children Abed By 9 P M Take First Prize In Survey
New York October 18 93 per cent of Newton Massachusetts fifth graders are in bed by 9 15 pm leading the health survey by the American Child Health association. Massachusetts and California top in long sleep. Chattanooga Montgomery and Springfield are early risers. Average fifth grader rises 7 06 am retires 9 05 pm. Milk intake 1.4 glasses daily. Bath weekly. Teeth brushing daily. Dentist visit about every two years. 73 per cent vaccinated against smallpox. Progress in school health education noted.
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New York
Newton
Mass
American Child Health Association
McKeenport
Massachusetts
California
Chattanooga
Montgomery
Ala
Springfield
Association
Churchmen Observe 1600th Anniversary of Nicea Council
New Orleans observance marks the 1600th anniversary with a mass meeting during the Protestant Episcopal church triennial convention. Bishop Talbot and speakers Bishop Johnson and Bishop Gailey addressed delegates praising the council for shaping civil liberty, church unity, and Christian order.
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New Orleans
Protestant Episcopal Church
Ethelbert Talbot
Bethlehem
Guailor
Tennessee
Irving P. Johnson
Colorado
Painter Pete Martinez Seriously Wounded in Hunting Incident
In Albuquerque, painter Pete Martinez, 1610 West Mountain Road, suffered a serious gunshot wound to the arm during a Sunday hunting accident. His physician reported Sunday night the injury likely would not require amputation as Martinez was improving and was receiving care.
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Pete Martinez
West Mountain Road
Martines
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