Jury Selected To Try Physicians In Hewitt Case
Eight women and four men were chosen for a San Francisco jury to hear a mayhem case involving two physicians accused of sterilizing Ann Cooper Hewitt heiress to the Hewitt estate. The trial hinges on alleged plots by her mother Maryon Cooper Hewitt to gain control of the $1.3 million to $10 million estate.
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Dams and Small Reservoirs Spread Across Plains to Meet Drought
Farmers advocate widespread small dams as drought relief. A Rapid City area dam fed 1000 to 1300 head daily, costing 4000 dollars and nearly paying for itself in one day. George Webbe notes two private dams boosted water supply and farm resilience. Government programs expand, with many check-dams and ponds planned in drouth regions across Montana, the Great Plains, and Rockies.
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Japan Cotton Industry Faces Tariff and Overproduction Woes
Tokyo reports Japan's cotton sector suffers from over-production and sluggish exports. Haruteru Miyake argues tariff barriers hinder growth while output climbs, with 1935 cloth exports reaching 2.7 billion square yards versus Britain’s 1.95 billion. Concerns rise whether demand will keep pace with expanding facilities.
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W Robertson & Company Accountants and Audit Firm
Oliver Eakle Building hosts W Robertson and Company, a firm of accountants and auditors offering tax counseling and related services.
Japan Imposes Special Taxes in Rail Zone
Dairen dispatch reports that after the Japan Manchukuo extrality treaty, Japanese residents in the South Manchuria Railway zone face new taxes to equalize burdens. Taxes go to the Japanese imperial government, while the cotton industry endures trials amid production cuts and disputes.
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Cooling Relief For Itchy Skin With Blue Star Ointment
The ointment soothes itching by allowing tested medicines to penetrate pores. It targets conditions like tetter ringworm eczema and foot itch with a cooling non burning sensation.
Tax system under Manchukuo expands to 150 categories
Japanese outside the zone must pay taxes to Manchukuo under a new order effective July 1. The regime introduces 150 tax categories covering money and property lending, sale and manufacture of commodities, energy supply, theatres and amusements, printing, restaurants, public baths, barber shops, and hotels.
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