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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1927

Page

3

Tax survey cites $45 million delinquent taxes in Texas

AUSTIN July 12 Tax survey chairman former Governor O B Colquitt reports nearly 45 million dollars in Texas taxes delinquent since 1885 due to lax collection. Rail and oil firms paid as much tax as overall ad valorem collection, as agricultural taxes for 1926 26 were 30 percent of farm net profits. Senator John G Willacy urges placing utilities and industries under intangible taxes.

Associated Press Austin Texas O O. B. Colquitt State Tax Survey Commission Colquitt John G. Willacy San Antonio

Doctor and family survive 12 days waterbound in tent

Dr. Claude Wolcott Mrs Wolcott and their son Ellsworth Baird endured twelve days surrounded by flood waters after heavy rains trapped them beside Los Pedrias river in Southwestern Colorado. Provisions ran low and water filled their tent while forest rangers aided crossing the stream.

Claude Wolcott Ellsworth Baird Dr. Wolcott

Vienna Holds Record For Many Publications

Vienna still leads world in number of newspapers and magazines with 1396 titles. German language dominates with 1319 titles while 76 are in other languages. The city houses 25 dailies 33 weeklies and 45 monthlies. Political refugees postwar feed diverse presses.

International News Service Vienna

Pan-American Labor Set to Open Talks on Communism in Latin America

Washington July 12 The Pan American Federation of Labor prepares for its July 18 session with focus on Communism in Latin America. Mexican delegation led by Ricardo Trevino seeks to prove Mexican labor is not controlled by Bolshevik influence amid US charges. Delegations from Argentina Cuba Nicaraguan exiles Porto Rico Panama Honduras and the Dominican Republic will attend.

Washington Latin America Pan Ameriian Federation of Labor United States México Mexican Federation of Labor Bolshevie American State Department Mexico Central American Diaz Nicaragua Luis Morones Calles Labor Argentina Pan American Federation Cuba Porto Rico Panama Honduras

Ren Henson Acquires Gangster Birger Car in Amarillo

Ren Henson, a Amarillo realtor, returned from Hrin with a Hupmobile 8 coupe once owned by Charley Birger. The vehicle bears bullet holes from gun battles and Henson displays them. Kiwanis and Real Estate board plan a detailed inquiry into how Henson obtained the car and his activities in Illinois.

Charley Birger Herrin Mlinois Amarillo Ren Henson Birger Ren Henson Kiwanis Club Amarillo Real Estate Board Mlinolg

Delegates Expected From Multiple Nations At Conference

Credentials received at the headquarters indicate attendance from Republic Venezuela and the United States. Delegates also expected from Chile, Peru and Uruguay.

Republic Venezuela United States Chile Peru Uruguay

National publicity drive for Smoky Mountain Park planned

Raleigh July 12 A national publicity campaign will be launched in the next few days to arouse interest in the proposed Great Smoky Mountains National Park spanning the Smoky Mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee. It aims to inform the public about the plan and its regional significance.

Raleigh N. C Great Smoky Mountains National Park Smoky Mountains North Carolina Tennessee

Institute of Banking Opens National Meet

Detroit hosts the twenty-fifth annual convention of the American Institute of Banking. Delegates including Rudolf S. Hecht of Hibernia Bank foresee improving U S financial conditions as early sessions focus on audits accounting and bank administration. A Detroit New York debate on regulating building and loan associations and related bodies versus state banks closes the opening day.

Associated Press Detroit American Institute of Banking United States Rudolf S. Hecht Hibernia Bank and Trust Company New Orleans The Institute New York

Effort to Raise 5 Million for Park Land Purchase

An effort is under way to raise about 5 million dollars in private subscriptions to match roughly 4,009,500 dollars in bonds approved by the legislatures of two states for purchasing acreage for the park.

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Ireland Scotland England Wales Pan-American Labor BY Cole E. Morgan Eangyet Res Research Polk Wilke Polk Street Smoky Mt. Park Institute OF Banking H. L. Barnard Polk ST
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