Tax ruling clarified by highest court on bank stock tax
Reports misrepresented a Supreme Court decision on taxing bank stock shares. Oklahoma's ruling said taxes target stock rather than corporate capital. The U S Supreme Court simply announced its affirmation of the state ruling without a formal opinion.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Hallanan
West Virginia
United States
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Peoples National Bank of Kingfisher
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Oklahoma Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Japanese man kills self after attack on woman and children
Sacramento scene reports Saizo Shumada a Japanese man shot Mrs. Cora Saki and her three children seven miles east of the city. He then killed himself after cutting the hands of two children with a hatchet and wounding the others. Neighbors heard the shots and found him dead. Authorities cite a lease dispute between Saki and Shumado as the possible motive.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Cal
Saizo Shumada
Cora Saki
R. M. McLay
Shumade
Saki
Shumado
Ireland Peaceful at Christmas Time
Dublin reports a peaceful Christmas with nearly no crime for almost three days. Cabinet ministers left government buildings to celebrate with families. About 3000 people crossed from England to Ireland to spend the holiday with relatives signaling growing confidence in the government, though anxiety remains.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Ireland
England
Former Mayor of Mer Rouge Taken
The report details the arrest of the former mayor of Mer Rouge amid a tense crisis with armed townspeople and state troops deployed to Mer Rouge and nearby jail. Adjutant General Tombs arrived to direct three state troop companies, while governors and civil authorities coordinate arrests of hooded mobs. Six to seven more arrests were planned before the January 5 hearing, with much discussion among citizens about the former official and recent killings along the Arkansas Louisiana border.
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Tombs
Washington
Morehouse
Mer Rouge
Department of Justice
Coco
Former Mer Rouge mayor B McKoin Arrested in Baltimore
Dr B McKoin former mayor of Mer Rouge was arrested in Baltimore at Johns Hopkins Brady Institute after a Louisiana governor requested his arrest on a murder charge tied to the Morehouse kidnapping and the discovery of two mutilated bodies in Lake La Fourche.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
B. McKoin
Mer Rouge
Louisiana
Morehouse
Lake la Fourche
Johns-Hopkins university-Brady Institute
John M. Parker
McKotin
McKain Denies Killing as Arrest Follows Accidental Discovery
Dr. McKain, questioned by police, was jailed by Louisiana authorities after officials identified him in connection with two killings. He claimed both victims were bootleggers and associates of illegal activities. He said he was in Baltimore since October 1 and had left Mer Rouge after an assassination attempt.
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McKoin
MecKoin
Johns Hopkins
Department of Justice
McKain
Parker
Iie
Baltimore
Fuel Distributor Spens to Quit Jan 1
Conrad E. Spens prepared his resignation today as federal fuel distributor for transmission to President Harding to take effect January 1. He will return to his post as vice president of Chicago Burlington & Quincy. The emergency office may wind down after January 1 with a continued organization to handle leftover details.
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Washington
Conrad E. Spens
Ilarding
Spens
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Chicago
Harding
Seattle Legion on Watch for Slacker
The American Legion in Washington will aid in capturing deserter Cleveland Bergdoll after a Seattle sighting. Henry A. Wise says Legion members will use descriptions and pictures to track Bergdoll if he comes to the Pacific coast aboard a German vessel or by other means.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
American Legion
Washington
Trover Cleveland Bergdoll
Henry A. Wise
The
Legion
Bergdoll
Mr. Wise
Pacific
Search For Clara Phillips To Be Renewed In San Francisco
Los Angeles December 26. The search for Clara Phillips known as the hammer murderer, who escaped from the Los Angeles county jail on December 6, will be renewed in San Francisco tomorrow. A deputy sheriff left for San Francisco tonight. crew details were not disclosed.
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Los Angeles
Clara Phillips
San Francisco
Complex vein dispute over Original lode forked system
The complaint describes six years of land acquisitions and extensive underground development on the Original vein and its fork Original No. 2. It claims the lode extends under multiple plaintiff and defendant claims and that Davis-Daly Copper Co has mined large ore quantities from vein No. 2, siphoning copper silver gold and zinc claimed by the plaintiffs.
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William A. Clark
A. C. M. Company
Clark
Washoe Gold Hill
Fashion
Grey Eagle
Smoke House
Destroying Angel
Gold Hill East
Gold Hill West
Washoe
Davis-Daly Company
Gold Hill
Artic
Davis-Daly Copper Company
Butte Ore Vein Underlying City Heights Prompt Discovery
The plaintiff cannot determine the ore value without discovery and accounting. The original lode has been developed underground beneath Butte’s main business district where major buildings stand, including the federal building the Hennessy building and the Acoma hotel.
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Butte
Federal
Hennessy
Acoma
Remarriage Plans Tushed in After Slaying Case
Cincinnati man C H Jones disclosed plans to remarry his divorced wife Olive L Jones on January 1 as investigators probe the slaying of O L Black, a Louisville sales manager. Mrs Jones surrendered, claiming self defense and vigil over Black’s body overnight as police say the back wound while climbing a window undercuts self defense claims.
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Associated Press
Louisville
C. H. Jones
Cincinnati
Olive L. Jones
O. L. Black
Black
Jones
Freight rate cuts eyed in Montana land sale dispute
A public complaint argues railroads’ 40 percent freight increase harms Montana land values. It asserts higher costs push land farther from markets, cutting farm prices and equity. The filing notes mixed reductions for exports abroad not applied to domestic routes and cites charro societies in Mexico reviving old costumes.
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Montana
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Soviet Russia triumphs after five years of civil war and attack
The text describes soviet Russia emerging victorious after blockades and destruction, crediting workers peasants and the red army for victory. It urges militant workers to support recognition and financial aid from the United States as reconstruction plans unfold. Twenty four central executive committee members are named including W. F. Dunn of New York and John Pepper of San Francisco.
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Soviet
Russia
Europe
Workers’ Party
United States
Central
W. F. Dunn
New York
Butte
Mont
John Pepper
San Francisco
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