Yale Professor Recommends Tax Cuts and Estate Tax Retention
Washington outlines Professor Adams of Yale suggesting a maximum surtax cut to 20 percent, keeping the estate tax but raising earned income caps. The Ways and Means Committee plans drafting on a new tax bill next week, listening to industry and party members before proceeding.
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Washington
Omas S. Adams
Yale, Jr
Adams
Iinal
Commit
House
Congress
Green
Committee
Ald
Comitee
Pprietary Association
Ameri Manufacturers of Toilet Arms
Interstate Manufacers Association
Ameri- Drug Manufacturers Assoc
Mittee
Ambassador Herrick Sees Paris Home After Embassy Move
Myron T. Herrick, the American ambassador to France, guest of honor at the American club, notes the first time since the mission’s establishment in Paris that the U S has a home. Herrick recently moved to the new embassy purchased in March 1924, marking his fifth ambassadorial term in Paris.
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Rick
American Club Today
Paris
Myron T. J
Herrick
Mr. Herrick
Washington committee reviews alcohol taxes and deportation case
Day in Washington reports the House Ways and Means Committee debating alcohol taxes while John C. Schadel of Fort Wayne is ordered deported for alleged communist links. Colonel William Mitchell’s procedural cautions are rapidly voted down in his court martial. Ambassador Herrick orders representations for protection of Americans in Syria.
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E House Ways and Means
John C. Schadel
Fort Wayne
William Mitchell
Herrick
Syria
Weather forecast for Denver and Southwest regions
Denver forecast for Oct 29 and 30 calls for warmer conditions in the east portion. Arizona sees fair weather Friday and Saturday with little temperature change. Local report shows 24 hour conditions ending 6 p m yesterday with 72 high, 35 humidity at 6, no precipitation, and west wind at 26.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Ccscceeseee
Sunrise and Sunset Times for October 31 in Albuquerque
On October 31 the sunrise is at 6 26 a m and sunset at 6 10 p m local Albuquerque time. The day length changes by about two minutes later for sunrise and two to four minutes later for sunset.
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Albuquerque
Uber
League Council clears Balkan crisis on Greek Bulgarian fronts
In Paris on October 29 the League of Nations council aided by Allied military attaches in Belgrade and Athens reported the Greco Bulgarian conflict has ceased. A commission led by Sir Horace Rumbold will report to the December council session and determine causes, responsibility, reparations, and release of prisoners.
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Paris
Belgrade
Athens
Council of
League of Nations
Balkan
Austen Chamberlain
Horace Rumbold
Spain
Council
Commission
Sofia
French Cabinet Reconstructed with Painleve as Finance Chief
Paris reports Premier Painleve has reshaped the cabinet excluding Caillaux and certain former ministers. Briand remains foreign minister. Chaumet becomes Bank of France governor. The new lineup, sworn in by President Doumergue, faces coalition pressure for radical financial measures while socialists seek assurances on policy direction.
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Paris
Painleve
France
M. Caillaux
M. Painleve
Finance
Aristide Briand
Charles Chaumet
Bank of France
Doumergue
Interlior
A. Schrameck
Camille Chautemps
Anatole de Monzie
Edouard Daladier
Emile Borel
Daniel Vincent
Jean Durand
Yveon Delbos
Leon Perrier
Antoine Duraour
Louis Anteriou
Georges Bonnet
Dance Hall Suit To Be Heard In District Court Tuesday
A mandamus action to force the City to permit reopening of the University Heights dancing pavilion opens in district court before Judge Milton J. Helmick Tuesday morning. The hall has been closed by city police since September 8.
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University Heights
Milton J. Helmick
George
Klock
M. J. McGuinness
Sulzer
H. B. Jamison
W. A. Keleher
Opponents Meet on City Extension North End Rally
About 200 residents gathered at Madrid hall on Forrester avenue to oppose a city extension plan. W J Lomax led with charges that bonds and water projects burden North Albuquerque while benefiting others. Ortiz warned of taxation without representation and potential double voting.
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W. J. Lomax
Albuquerque
Modesto C. Ortiz
North End
Madrid Hall
Forrester Avenue
Jesus Romero
Antis
Lomax
Bernalillo County
Tingley
Old Albuquerque
North
Ortiz
Old
Breece
M. Q. Garcia
Garcia
L. C. Ramirez
Senate panel cannot inspect Pecos River in New Mexico
Senator McNary wired Senator Bratton that he cannot attend the Pecos River inspection in New Mexico. The Senate reception chair said individual members may visit, but such actions would have no official status. The committee plans hearings on the Colorado basin and aims to aid members’ understanding of local issues.
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Santa Fe
Charles JL. McNary
Senate
Los Angeles
Sam G. Bratton
New Mexico
Pecos
Bratton
Colorado Basin
McNary
Durkin fugitive shoots way past Chicago police
Chicago police hunted Martin J. Durkin after he killed a department of justice operative and escaped a trap. Durkin, rumored to wear a metal vest, prompted orders to shoot on sight. Lloyd Austin, uncle of Durkin’s sweetheart, died after eleven bullet wounds while aiding in the pursuit. Detectives scoured the city as Durkin’s doubles confused the manhunt.
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Chicago
Martin J. Durkin
Department of Justice
Durkin
Lloyd Austin
Detective Bureau
Roehl to resign as Democratic central committee chair
H Charles Roehl chairman of the Democratic Central Committee will resign at a meeting at the county courthouse Saturday afternoon. Possible successors discussed include Frank Butt Edmund Ross and Clinton P Anderson. The meeting will also review financial reports and last year’s campaign. Roehl says he remains a Democrat.
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H. Charles Roehl
Democratic Central Committee
County Court House
Morning Journal
Roehl
Frank Butt
Edmund Ross
Clinton P. Anderson
Roehi
Roed
Democratic Party
Texas Girl Dies From Wreck Neck Injury
Mary White age 20 of Victoria Texas died in Trinidad Colorado from a broken neck suffered in a Colorado and Southern wreck at Mayne Siding August 30. Judge Wiley A Bell of Dallas died in a Walsenburg Colorado hospital two weeks earlier from spinal injuries. White had shown slight improvement before a turn for the worse in recent days.
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Trinidad
Colo
Mary White
Victoria
Texas
Colorado and Southern
Mayne Siding
Wiley A. Bell
Dallas
Walsenburg
Miss White
State mulls large exchange to swap timber for grazing lands
Forest leaders after talks in Santa Fe with U S Senator A A Jones Congressman Morrow Governor Hannett and State Land Commissioner Swope propose exchanging state timber lands within national forests for grazing and agricultural lands elsewhere valued equally but not acre for acre The plan aims to cut forestry costs and generate permanent grazing income through leases while protecting all interests through Congressional and legislative action
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Poorer
Cheney
Santa Fe
U. S
A. A. Jones
Morrow
Hannett
Swope
National Forest
Congress
The
Forest Service
Modernizing heaven task for parents says Dr Van Waters
New York Oct 29 Dr Miriam Van Waters referee of the juvenile court Los Angeles urged parents to modernize heaven to meet the needs of present day youth at the closing session of a three day conference on modern parent hood. She warned that abolishing hell is not enough and that youth will not be satisfied with harp music.
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New York
Heaven
Miriam van Waters
Juvenile Court
Los Angeles
Child Study Association of America
Hell
van Waters
Man sentenced for plot to kill wife and child
A Dickinson man A J Reichert was sentenced to twenty years after pleading guilty to attempting to kill his wife and their youngest child. He planned to hire Ben Leonard to murder them by rolling a car off an embankment near Killdeer. Reichert admitted the plot and a life insurance of 1500 dollars had been taken out two months earlier.
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Reichert
Leonard
Kildeer
Killdeer
Turner
Holloman Upholds Insurance Law Limiting Agents
Santa Fe October 29 District Judge Holloman upheld the state law that prohibits insurance companies from maintaining more than one agent in a single community. Franklin Fire Insurance company challenged the measure calling it an unreasonable interference with private business. An appeal will be pursued for a final ruling.
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Santa Fe
Franklin Fire Insurance Company
Holloman
Senator Prefers Adobe Huts of New Mexico to Geneva
Former Senator J Hamilton Lewis recounts Senator A A Jones of New Mexico criticizing Geneva housing for League of Nations sessions. Jones says New Mexico adobe huts offer better shelter than Geneva quarters and plans to leave Geneva promptly.
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New Mexico
Geneva
Europe
A. A. Jones
League of Nations
J. Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Chicago
Jones
Senate
Lewis
L Wason
Hoover as 1928 Republican presidential candidate, Lewis predicts
Democratic Senate leader J. Hamilton Lewis predicts Herbert C. Hoover, then Secretary of Commerce, will be the next Republican presidential nominee with Coolidge as a vice presidential pick. He argues Dawes may cause friction, while McAdoo and Smith lack strength to break the 1924 Madison Square deadlock.
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Herbert C. Hoover
Commerce
J. Hamilton Lewis
Senate
Illinois
Beau Brummel
United States Senate
Cal Coolidge
Roosevelt
Hoover
Far West
Middle West
Coolidge
New England
East
Dawes
Mr. Lewis
Lewis
McAdoo
Smith
Madison Square
League of Nations
Mellon
Hughes
Taft
Root
League
Wilson
Lodge
Johnson
Borah
United States
Illnois
Geneva
Colfax County man 13 held on murder charge
Margar ite Romero, 13 year old? 13 held on murder charge in Colfax County. Polanco, a 40 year old freighter, was shot at the Continental Tie and Lumber Co camp near South Pont eer eek. Romero surrendered to sheriff after the shooting. an inquest found Polanco’s death a gunshot wound.
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Colfax
Polaneo
Polanece
Romero
Polanco
Charron
Polane
Mitchell Loses Court Martial Fight in Escape Trial
Washington reports that Colonel William Mitchell's bid to escape an army court martial on charges of conduct prejudicial to good order and military discipline has failed. The trial, opened by order of President Coolidge, moves toward findings this week as defense pleas are repeatedly rejected.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Coolidge
Army
Navy Air Service
Frank R. Reid
Dmnois
Blanton Winship
Mitchell
San Antonio
War and Navy Departments
Neld
Ernest Hinds
Eighth Corps
Reckenbach
District of Washington
War Department
Sherman
Moreland
Mreid
Reid
Winship
United States
Party
Davie
Abbeville Notes on Conference Vote
A report from Abbeville dated October 29 notes a vote of 17 to 23 by the upper Carolina Methodist conference against the proposed unification of churches. The item reflects church governance discussions within the region.
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Abbeville
Upper
Carotina
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