Fresh Chapter in Mellon Couzens Tax Debate Emerges
Washington February 7 A fresh five way tax discussion unfolds between Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon and Senator James Couzens Michigan as they clash over corporate versus individual taxes. Couzens questions why banks and securities hold benefits escape taxation while individuals pay income tax on similar interest. He notes Mellon’s plans seemingly favor corporations and mockingly asks how much wealth Mellon would save under the bill.
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Israfllionaire Tax Corp Oe
Andrew Mellon
James Couzens
Republic
Michigan
Couzens
Mellon
Ompanies
Mellon Nant
Pittsburgh
Chase
New York
Memorial Service for Wilson Noted by London Residents
Reb Don representing George and the Duke of Connaught attended the memorial service for Wilson at St. Margaret's as hundreds of London residents gathered to honor the late figure. Frank B. Kellogg, the American ambassador, was among those listed in the attendees.
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Boldly Rob Store While Customers Wait Their Turn
In Lorain Ohio police seek three robbers who entered the Je h & Levy department store and held up owner Samuel Levy his wife and two customers stealing $1 in cash and $350 in Liberty bonds. Mary Zatroth fainted during the hold up but regained consciousness shortly after. In Yria Ohio the school board accepts F Shelton resignation as superintendent and he moves to Springfield Ohio for a three year term at $6900 annually with many applications for the vacancy.
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Je H & Levy
Samuel Levy
Mary Zatroth
Trousseauw
Yool
Yria, O
F. F.elton
Eer
Shelton
Springfield
Bherton
Ohio beekeepers conference at Ohio State University
A conference of Ohio beekeepers will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Ohio State University in conjunction with the Ohio Seeks operst Association meeting. It is called by Charles V. Truax state director of agriculture to explain new practices in eradicating American foul brood and to promote cooperation between beekeepers and the Department of Agriculture.
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Mbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Ohio Seeks
Charles V. Truax
Fatal fall shocks Bellaire on Toll road
William Hudson, 58, of Moundsville West Virginia died after collapsing on a street in Bellaire Ohio while attending a funeral service for a YS worker. His son William Hudson saw him falter and collapse. he was pronounced dead upon arrival of a fan.
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William Hudson
Moundsville
W. Va
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Lloyd George to Publish Reaction to Wilson Clemenceau Pact
The Daily Chronicle said Lloyd George will issue a statement about a secret Wilson Clemenceau Rhineland occupation pact. He denies granting a formal interview and awaits a forthcoming publication next Saturday.
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David M. Church
London
The
Daily Chronicle
David Lloyd George
Woodrow Wilson
George Clemenceau
France
Rhineland
Lloyd George
Harold Spender
French Deny Secret Deal With Late President
Paris reports that foreign office officials deny a secret pact between Woodrow Wilson and Georges Clemenceau at the peace conference. France allegedly would occupy the German Rhineland for five years.
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Lloyd George
Morning Post
George
Daily Herald
Paris
Woodrow Wilson
Georges Clemenceau
Rhineland
Foreign Office
France
Bulgarian irregulars attack frontier station at Soumenje
Bulgarian irregulars attacked the frontier station at Soumenje today but were repelled by Greek guards, marking a brief border clash.
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Paris
Soumenje
Coolidge Predicted To Win Big At Cleveland Convention
U S campaign managers claim President Coolidge will be nominated on the first ballot in Cleveland with 866 of 1116 delegates secured. A White House survey notes 10 states totaling 255 delegates uncertain, while 26 states and five territories have endorsed him. Significant backing includes New York and factions in Georgia Mississippi for the president, with notable support in Alabama Kentucky and Virginia. The White House official predicts one of the greatest landslides in a national convention.
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Democats Demand Denby Quit Naval Secretary Post
James Petrini of Columbus Ohio was brought to court on grand larceny charges involving 22000 dollars. Magistrate Smith turned him over to Detective Captain Clark J McNeil with extradition papers signed by Ohio's governor.
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New York
James Petrini
St. Claire ‘Avenue
Columbus
Ohio
Smith
Clark J. McNeil
Petrini
McAdoo to Testify as Senate Debates Denby Ouster
Former Secretary Albert B. Fall and Secretary Denby face Senate scrutiny over naval oil leases to Doheny and Sinclair. McAdoo travels to Washington for voluntary testimony while the chamber weighs removing Denby for alleged misfeasance and malfeasance amid partisan clashes.
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Tech
Senate
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Roy DD. Chapin
Detroit
United States
LaPolletti
Nepublican
Wisconsin
Latollette
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Senate approves new 50 million loan fund for banks
A 50 000 600 government fund will be created for loans to banks and trust companies under terms of 2 bill introduced in the senate by Senator Bursum Republican of New Mexico.
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Washington
Senate
Bursuim
New Mexico
County veterans approve federal bonus in secret vote
Crossen Post No 21 American Legion held a secret pilot vote at Commercial club rooms. Of 276 Athens Chauncey Guysville Coolville Albany and The Plains veterans voting 271 favored a national bonus while 5 opposed. The post sent the sentiment to Congressman J M Yoster and Senators Fess and Willis. The post also censured the German embassy for not flying its flag at half staff after Woodrow Wilsons death.
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American Legion
Commercial Clat Rooms
J. M Yoster
Fess
Willis
Athens
Chauncey
Guysville
Coolville
Albany
The
Plains
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Former Toledo Mayor Challenged in Million Dollar Liquor Ring Case
Federal Judge J. M. Killitts denied the motion to dismiss liquor possession charges against former Mayor Adolph Unger and CC. H. Sterrett poolroom owner in Toledo Ohio. The case centers on alleged improper distribution and illicit alcohol dealings.
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Toledo
J. M. Killitts
Adolph Unger
CC. H. Sterrett
Quarry Blast Kills Man and Injures Another at Portage
In Bowing Green Colorado Portage quarry a dynamite charge exploded injuring one man who is hospitalized and killing another. Investigators probe the accidental blast at the stone quarry near Portage.
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Bowling Green, CO
Portage
Degenerate confesses murder of Canton girl
Joseph Pierce confessed to helping kill Florence Nitzman, choked to death January 30 in Canton Ohio. He led officers through the crime scene in a snowstorm, offering another version of events and contradicting prior statements. police and officials review the tale to determine actual participation or possible degeneracy related hallucinations.
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Canton
Joseph Pierce
Florence Nitzman
Pierce
Indiana pastor tied to Findlay church services
Checks drawn by the Nevada pastor Rosa of Indianapolis and returned as insufficient funds will be paid, church officials announced after reports he would be prosecuted. Rev Rosa was brought to Findlay to conduct services and drew publicity for sensational booze accusations and lodge attacks, leading to his exclusion from Kiwanis and Elks events.
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Findlay
Nev. F
Elks’ Club
Dry clothes faster with electric fan indoors
On rainy days when drying clothes inside is tough, use an electric fan to accelerate air circulation and speed up evaporation.
Senator Bruce Opposes Soldiers' Bonus
Senator William Cabell Bruce of Maryland writes to Knowlton Durham, president of the Ex-Service Men's Anti Bonus league, opposing a soldiers' bonus as dishonoring military traditions and subverting the premise of military obligation. He argues a permanent policy would depress national resolve and respect for defense service.
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Washington
Uecb
William Cabell Bruce
Marysland
Knowlton Durham
Ex-Service Men's Anti Bonus League
S- Service Men‘s
Bruce
Alwas
United States
American observers to sit in at naval conference in Rome
United States will send official observers to the naval conference on arms limitations in Rome on February 14. The delegates will not participate in proceedings but will report findings and submit an opinion on treaties to guide U S policy. Secretary Hughes opposed joining the convention citing Monroe Doctrine principles and arms sales to South American powers.
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Rome
Washington
United States
Nome
Germaine
Hughes
State Department
Midwest Struggles to Reconnect After Severe Storm
The Midwest faced three days without telephone or telegraph service as sleet and ice toppled thousands of poles. Crews worked 24 hours to rebuild lines toward the East and other regions while snowbound tracks delayed trains. Westinghouse KYW and International News Service filled gaps with regular half hour reports for Minnesota, Indiana, Illinois, and Iowa.
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Plans for City Garbage Plant In Making
At the Athens city board of health meeting a committee was appointed to meet with the city council to urge rejection of a garbage disposal plant and to seek reports from the city engineer on similar plants elsewhere. The board adopted a resolution urging immediate vaccination for those not yet inoculated due to a smallpox concern in nearby counties. All members attended except one.
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Athens
Athens County Medical Society
City Board of Health
Pr. J. M. Higgins
B. M. Covert
V. Gullum
J. J. Woolley
T. N. Hoover
Won't Speak Kali Refuses Oil Lease Details Before Senate
Former Secretary of Interior Albert B. Kali testified to the Senate Investigating Committee and declined to discuss oil leases granted by the department. The session focused on policies and possible conflicts surrounding the leases.
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J. Doheny
Interior
Alburt de Kall
Doheny
Ball
Albert B. Kali
Ott
Senate
W ‘ii
Summer Chemistry Tip Revives Faded Enamels Noted
A home care note suggests adding a small amount of white vinegar to rinse water to revive faded enamels. The guidance emphasizes careful proportion to a quart of water for best results.
Fresh Baked Cake Tips for Easy Removal
A home baking tip explains that to prevent sticking, place the pan on a dampened cloth or surface after removing from the oven. The method reportedly helps hull the cake bottom, though wording is unclear and may reference a wet material to aid release.
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Hall 3 fined in county liquor cases in Athens court
Okey Hall colored of Athens was fined 6508 and costs in common pleas court on six liquor law violations. He admitted three counts of selling intoxicating liquor and three counts of possession as part of county raids. Earlier actions included a 1921 conviction and an ongoing appeal.
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Athens
Costa
Common Pleas
Hall
Halls
Wutity
Helwig
Brice Dicken
Harold Pali
Dicken
Matt
Halli
Mariner
Worstell
Hooper
Pete Coss
Cruce Dicken
Harold Ball
Coss
Tom Guces
Worsfell
Pete Cows
Willian Darnell
Ile
Rom Gness
Dismissal of suit against Stewart over alleged debt
Ralph Darting ton sued Carl D Stewart manager of the Toggery Bhep for money due as an employee. The case was dismissed at the plaintiff's cost after Emmett Keenan, counsel, examined the defendant's books and business and found the claim unwarranted.
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Ralph Dartington
Carl DD Stewart
Toggery Bhep
Emmett Keeenan
Keenan
Stewart
Opponents push federal plan to run Muscle Shoals plant
Congressional foes of Henry Ford's Muscle Shoals offer launched a drive for government ownership. Senator Norris of Nebraska and insurgents backed a bill creating a federal chemical corporation to take over and run the plant as a government institution.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Musele Shonis
Norris
Republican
Nebraska
Federal Chemical Corporation
Muscle Shoal
Correct Speech and Writing in English Booklet Offered Free
Free distribution guide from the bureau explains mispronounced and misused words. It covers mispellings and mispronunciations with concise explanations for the public to improve daily speech and writing. Enclose two cents for return postage.
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