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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1928

Page

4

League Opens Move Against Double Taxes

An international conference of financial and legal experts met in Geneva under League of Nations auspices to tackle double taxation harming international trade. The gathering, led by United States delegates including Prof. Thomas S. Adams, drafts bilateral tax treaties to prevent double taxation and tax evasion, with participation from Argentina Belgium Czecho Slovakia France Germany England Italy Japan and others.

United Press Geneva International Conference of League of Nations Europe United States League U. S Argentine Belgium Czecho-Slovakia France Germany England Italy Japan Holland Poland Switzerland International Chamber of Commerce Thomas S. Adams American Economic Association Treasury State Commission

Vote Rally Set At Amarillo Democratic HQ Tonight

A large crowd is expected at the Smith Robins on League of the First Voters meeting at the Democratic headquarters in the Amarillo hotel at 8 o clock. Daniel E. McGrath assistant district attorney and Irvin P. Kerns of Cullum Motor Co. lead the program. They are recent appointees to the state committee. The rally supports young men who could not vote in 1924 but have since reached voting age.

Smith-Robinson League of the First Voters Amarillo Daniel E. McGrath Irvin P. Kerns The Cullum Motor Company League

Amarillo Man Named on Big State Group

J Walker Hunter of 07 Lamar Street is named one of two Texas directors for the National Progressive League in support of Governor Al Smith. Hunter, a former police officer and oil operator now in Amarillo, will campaign in the Panhandle and New Mexico. The League of Progressives backed La Follette before endorsing the Democratic ticket.

J. Walker Hunter Lamar Street Texas Frank P. Walsh Hunter New Mexico Panhandle al Smith League of Progressives LaFollette

Amarillo Boy on Honor Roll at Kemper

Boonville Missouri October 23 seven Texans are on Kemper Military School first month honor roll William J Bynum son of Mr and Mrs B C P D Bynum Amarillo is among the top cadets Also listed with averages of ninety or more are I L Cain Paul A Cain P C Burns all of Wichita Falls G D Carlock Honey Grove J J Laney Dallas and A E Markowitz Abilene with William active in football and military work

Globe Boonville Kemper Military School William J. Bynum B. C. PD. Bynum Monroe Street Amarillo Kemper Texas William I. L. Cain Paul A. Cain P. C. Burns Wichita Falls

Earthquakes Destroy Two Greek Villages Near Corinth

An Associated Press report from Athens says a heavy quake destroyed the villages of Emlissi and Thalero near Corinth. Residents stayed outdoors in the cold amidst dengue fever prevalence after the disaster.

Associated Press Athens Emlissi Thalero Corinth

Man Dragged by Mule Leaves Rockdale Bruised and Hurt

Mat Mason of Rockdale suffered three broken ribs and body bruises after being dragged about half a mile by a mule. He tried to untie a rope to release the animals when one mule bolted and his foot caught in the rope around a male’s neck, trapping him.

Associated Presse Rockdale Mat Mason Mason

Moody Orders New York Man Extradited

Governor Moody authorized the extradition of Charles Willett to New York City to face charges of third degree burglary and second degree grand larceny. Willett is held in Galveston.

Associated Press Austin Charles Willett New York City Moody Willett Galveston

London Erects High Buildings to Save Land

London’s skyline climbs taller as postwar site values surge. Builders push concrete and steel structures reaching seven or eight stories in central districts. Since the war about 1.0 billion dollars has been spent on rebuilding and roughly 150 million dollars annually on new construction.

London Bovis, Ltd

Rise in London Ground Rents Over a Century

The London Building Act limits a 100 foot height nearly four decades old. Regent Street ground rents show value growth: a crown revenue of 185000 a year a century ago rose to 960000 in 1080 and now exceeds 2000000.

Crown Regent Street West End London

Manchuria ruler warns against plot to restore Manchu dynasty

General Chang Hsueh-liang of Mukden issues proclamation denouncing a plan by ex governor Chang Tsung-Chang from Port Arthur to lead Royalist forces. The aim is to reinstall the Boy Emperor Hsuan Tung on the throne in Peking.

Peking Chang Hsueh- Liang Manchuria Mukden China Chang Tsung-Chang Shantung Port Arthur Hsuan Tung

Thieves Take Overcoats and More in Dallas Heist

Autumn chill drives crimes as a Dallas tailor reports three overcoats ten suits and a woman's coat stolen. A grocery notes ninety one pounds of coffee missing and a battery station loses sixty five dollars in cash.

Associated Press Dallas

Cascarets Laxative Promise and Doctor Approved

The ad extols Cascarets as a doctor approved natural laxative made from cascara bark. It touts gentle, regular bowel movement with initial dramatic results and claims long term use reduces reliance on harsher laxatives. It positions Cascarets as the preferred, inexpensive choice for habitual regularity in modern drugstores.

Ku Klux Klan Must Defend in Indiana Ouster Suit

Special Judge Frederick Van Nuys ruled the Ku Klux Klan must defend itself in a suit brought by Indiana Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam to oust the organization. Gilliam seeks revocation of the Klan’s charter, permanent enjoinment of officers, and appointment of a receiver to seize its assets.

Associated Press Indianapolis Frederick van Nuys Ku Klux Klan Arthur L. Gilliam Indiana Gilliam Klan

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