Secretary Mellon's Tax Plan Sparks Universal Debate
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon advocates tax relief to broaden ownership and spur investment. He warns that taxing only 25 to 30 percent of earners burdens the nation while the rest enjoy immunity, urging exemptions for low incomes and tax schedule revisions to boost capital formation and employment. The piece also notes church denominational mergers and simplification moves within Unitarian and Congregational groups as part of a broader trend toward efficiency and unity in religious and civic institutions.
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Nowia
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Congress
Thu
Industris
Cleveland
Ohio
General Unitarian Conference
American Unitarian Association
Association
General Conference
Congregational Missionary Societies
National Council of the Congregational Churches
Washington
Treasury Department
Multifaith chapel to rise at Plattsburg parade ground
A unique wartime memorial chapel will be built at the officers training school parade ground in Plattsburg New York to serve Catholics Protestants Jews and Episcopalians alike. The Churchwomen's League for Patriotic Service of the Episcopal church will fund the project as a symbol of unity among faiths in the army.
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Officers’ Training School
Plattsburg, N. Y
Churchwomen’s League For Patriotic Service
Episcopal Church
Engineers Tackle Urban Traffic With National Council
A nationwide engineers movement, led by the American Engineering Council and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, will study urban traffic problems. A general committee will act as a clearing house, data gathered by Dec. 1, and a symposium will follow, aiming to address the engineering core of traffic safety.
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United States
American Engineering Council
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
National Conference On Street and Highway Safety
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Washington
Mellon tax plan argues for surtax cuts to boost jobs
The Treasury secretary endorses reducing the surtax as essential to tax reform. He argues lower brackets won’t cut revenue and will increase capital for productive investments, creating more $5,000 and $6,000 earners with jobs, while opposing repeal of estate and inheritance taxes as federal burdens. He stresses state revenue and road funding links.
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Mr. Mellon
Treasury
Green
Mellon
Ate
Congress
Sr Cape Stade i
Renae Eee
Underworld Robberies Shock New York After Smash
An Assoroen Press report from New York notes renewed brazen thefts after authorities claimed major underworld groups were broken up. A string of six high impact robberies on October 19 underscores continued gang activity and citywide concern over crime. The piece ties the incidents to prior arrests and hints at ongoing police operations.
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Assoroen Press
New York
Delicatessen Hold Up Sparks New Wave On Broadway
A wounded man recounts a police chase after a deli store holdup. With the break up of the Cowboy fama and arrests in the Rothenburg gang, police hoped crime would subside but a fresh outbreak hit Broadway. Six armed men intercepted a Miami case and salesman at Broadway and Hath street, then fled with jewels.
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Tegzed
Fama
Rothenburg
Broadway
Aiami
Hath Street
Four Men Given Jail Terms on Vagrancy Charges
Local court sentenced C. W. Mulcahy Parker and Joe Baum to 60 days in county jail for vagrancy while John Gibney received 90 days after multiple appearances. Other incidents included H. W. Wade's collision leading to a $100 fine and bond set at $200, J. A. Mattson charged with drunken living, and C. W. Crawford fined $10 for disturbance.
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LF. Mulcahy
C. W. Parker
Joe’ Baum
John Gibney
Teck
Henry C. Levinski
J. A. Mattson
Mattson
Tom O'Brien
C. W. Crawford
Junk dealer charged with buying stolen sacks
Meaderville junk dealer Guidi of 40 Lincoln Avenue was arrested on a receiving stolen property charge after officers recovered about 500 stolen gunny sacks from Copper street warehouse thieves. Five local boys confessed to stealing and selling sacks. portions were recovered from Guidi and a vacant house. The youths cited prosperity as motive and admitted their thefts.
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Guidi
Lincoln Avenue
Meaderville
D. J. O'Connor
Copper Street
Guldi
Mr. O'Connor
Horoscope for Tuesday October 20 1925 outlook
Astrologers call Tuesday October 20 1925 an important day with sun and Mercury mild helps yet Mars and Jupiter pull toward discord in families and organizations. Employment chances rise for many, journalism gains attention in colleges, but big crises could bring changes in newspaper methods.
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Venta
Jupiter
Capricorn
Mexico
McCluren
Market Slope After Wild Start In Stock Exchange
A chaotic day on the market followed a volatile morning with motors leading gains then a broad retreat as bear pressure and massive liquidations struck. General Motors fell sharply while rail and oil issues drew steady buying, brokers reporting record clearing hours and a wave of late mobilization to recover losses.
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Motors
Mart
General Motors
Mudgan
New York Central
Marland
Enort
New York Stock Clearing House Association
Williard
Durrant
Durant
American Safety Razor
U.S
Wall Street
Three Army Flyers Killed in Cape May Crash
Three United States Army aviators died when their bomber crashed near Cape May Court House New Jersey on October 19. Pilot Lieut Abbott C Martin of Reading Massachusetts and aviator Joseph Courston of Norris Neck were among the casualties. one crewman reportedly had a parachute but the fall proved fatal. The plane was seen in trouble over Wildwood and turned inland before the wreck.
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Cape May Court House
N. J
United States Army
Bombington
Abbott C. Martin
Reading
Mase
Joseph Courston
Norri ‘Hach
Clark Estate in Arizona Valued at 2.3 Million
An appraisal filed in Prescott shows late Senator William A. Clark owned an Arizona estate valued at 2,346,509. His holdings mainly consist of United Verde Copper company stock, with much of the stock held in New York and Butte, Montana, not included in the Arizona appraisal.
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Associated Prem
Prescott
Ariz
William A. Clark
Montana
United Verde Copper Company
Jerome
Clark
Arizona
United Verde Company
New York
Butte
Mont
Copper merger vote set for November 10
Stockholders of Nevada Consolidated Copper will vote November 10 on increasing capital stock to enable a takeover of Ray Consolidated Copper properties. Ray Consolidated stockholders will also meet November 10 to ratify the sale. A Kiddies Fishpond event by Tina McDonald and helpers will run at the Connell building at 3:30 p.m. as part of a daylong Catholic event for trade school children.
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Associated Press
New York
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
Ray Consolidated Copper Company
Ray Consolidated
Mise
Tina McDonald
Aia Ht
Mills
Grit Athy
Connell
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