Income Tax or Intangible Wealth Tax Considered by Ohio Committee
Ohio Governor Cooper’s General Taxation Committee hears that to raise needed revenue either an income tax or taxation of intangible wealth must be chosen. A Research Committee study compares net income bases and rates, showing $29,820,000 projected from Ohio incomes at model rates, versus $11,654,006 in New York under its rates. Some experts warn Ohio may need high rates or additional taxes to meet revenue goals.
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Columbus
Cooper
General Taxation Committee
Ohio
National Tax Association
New York
Wisin
Georgia
Virginia
Ten Hunters Die as Ohio Open Season Continues
Ohio hunters pressed the third day of the fall season as fatalities rose to ten and more than 20 were wounded. A United Press survey showed several of the injured likely to die. Conservation Department said over 40,000 hunters participated since Saturday. Names listed include Harold Kramer Ostoria and Walter Sherrick Elida among the dead, with injuries reported across many counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Miarold Kramer
Ostoria
C. R. W@ehnson
Lima
G. Athey
Bolindale
Walter Sherrick
Elida
F.W. Its
Herman Roth
Jeff@Fson
Clarence Slemmer
Fremont
Walter Wilcox
Reno
Harold Pundy
Ottawa
Carl McAwley
Man Rescues Brother in Creek Coal Mine Tragedy
J S Kern of Logan West Virginia learned his brother Kern was trapped in Creek Coal Mine No 6 on November 5 while studying rescue work. He drove to Mill mine then to Athens to fetch his mother and others before joining the mine search. He found his brother and a partner dead and helped remove their bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Kern
Logan
W. Va
Kern
Tour
Athens
Ife
Saraix
Theodore
Jack Kern
Jens
Roscoe Kern Hill
Plans for Peaceful Congress Session Likely Upset
Washington reports Congress will begin a short session aimed at routine relief bills for unemployment and drought. A broader progressive Republican program is forming to challenge administration leadership, with debates on prohibition oil shale leasing irregularities and possible postponement tactics.
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Congress
Naval
Washington
Borah
Idaho
House
Colorado
Law Enforcement Commission
Hoover
Muscle Shoals
Norris
The Boy Today by Dr Mather A Abbott
Fleming H Revell Company releases The Boy Today by Dr Mather A Abbott head of Lawrenceville School. With over 500 boys under his observation he discusses the modern boy and the parental example amid prohibition and law questions.
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Bfleming H. Revell Company
Fifth Avenue
New York
Mather A. Abbott
Lawrenceville School
America
Doctor Abbott
Corvatt's Crudities Describes Italian Noble Estate
An English traveler witnesses an Italian nobleman’s grand tour. He first views the estate’s horses hawks and hounds used in deer wolf and boar hunts. Then he is shown a court behind the kitchen where beggars are fed stale scraps by the nobleman’s servants.
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Corvatt
Nobleman Uses Beggars as Hounds in Hunt for Salvation
A nobleman points to beggars and calls them his hounds to hunt salvation. He expects prayers from the beggars to bring divine favors, as his other hounds brought down deer and wild boar.
Scarface Al Capone’s hounds hunt on Page Four
A note references gangster Al Capone nicknamed Scarface and his dogs used in hunting, with continued detail indicated on page four.
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MR. al, Capone
Scarface
Bank Closings in Louisville Tie Up Financial Resources
The National Bank of Kentucky with $5,000,000 capital and its affiliate Louisville Trust Co. failed to open. The National Bank Examiner took over the former, posting that it remains solvent but closed to preserve resources for creditors.
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Louisville, Ky
National Bank of Kentucky
Louisville Trust Co
National Bank
Board of
Russell E. Mooney
National Bank Examiner
Will Rogers Praises Navy Aviator Skills in San Diego
Will Rogers comments on Navy pilots from Langley Lexington and Saratoga thrilling Secretary Ingalls with daring aerial stunts in San Diego. He credits competent government leadership over politicians and notes past practice of appointing defeated officials to higher roles.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Navy
San Diego
Langley
Lexington
Saratoga
Ingalls
Hoover
Tornado Ravages Delta Areas Killing Five and Injuring Many
A Mississippi Louisiana delta tornado Saturday night killed four African Americans and one white woman, injuring scores. Natchez sent doctors, nurses and relief cars as plantation homes collapsed and hospitals overflowed. Mrs Beattie and her two children were severely injured. Mrs Davis, 25, died at Brookhaven as her home collapsed with a baby in her arms uninjured.
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Natchez
Miss
U.P
Mississippi
Louisiana
Charles Beattie
Beatie
George Davis
Prookhaven
Misa
Quits State as It Votes Wet
Mrs Henry W Peabody of Beverly Massachusetts as state and national chairman of the Committee for Law Enforcement will move from Massachusetts to Orlando Florida. The move follows Massachusetts voters repealing the state prohibition enforcement law and electing a veteran to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quits State
Henry W. Peabody
Beverly
Mass
Committee For Law Enforcement
Massachusetts
Orlando
Fla
Sen
Beck Demands States Enforce Prohibition Control
Representative Beck argues for repeal of the Volstead Act leaving enforcement to states. He says Congress should not spend money enforcing the unenforceable and predicts 13 states can block repeal while 20 agricultural states oppose it. He urges a future push to repeal or at least limit enforcement of the act on light wines and beers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
U.P
Representative Beck
Beck
So Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Athens Poor Are To Feast On Thanksgiving Day
Adjt Bernard Stone of the Athens Salvation Army announced plans for a Thanksgiving chicken dinner served at cost to needy Athens families. The Athenean Restaurant will provide the meal, financed by local citizens, with families selected by the Salvation Army. Residents aware of extremely poor households are urged to contact the Salvation Army or Adjutant Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Adjt
Bernard Stone
Athens Salvation Army
Salvation Army
Adjutant Stone
Hear 30 Claims Industrial Commission In Millfield Deaths
The State Industrial Commission in Columbus will hear 20 more death claims next Friday from dependants of workers killed in the Millfield mine disaster. Work to gather additional information was to be completed by then. Last week the commission granted 22 awards totaling 133,753.44 with 4,209 in funeral expenses allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Commission
Columbus
U.P
State Industrial Commission
Trading desks await Fed action as grain buys resume
Chicago traders monitored news that the Federal Farm Board had resumed heavy buying to support prices. December wheat held at 73 cents on the Chicago Board of Trade while Winnipeg saw December deliveries down to 55 cents, a move attributed to Grain Stabilization Corporation activity.
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Chicago
U.P
Chicago Board of Trade
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Chicago Exchange
Winnipeg
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Bond Set for Two in October Filling Station Hold-Up
George Rinehart and Ray Steinmetz of Athens County were arraigned before Magistrate C. H. Porter and pleaded not guilty to an October hold-up at a Richland Avenue filling station. Each was bound over to the next Athens County Grand Jury session under $600 bonds.
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George Rinehart
Ray Steinmetz
Athens County
C. H. Porter
Richland Avenue
Grand Jury
William J. Johnston
Jacksonville
William Sayre
Trimble
John Shaw
Lancaster
Johnston
Sayre
Porter Noy
Johnson
Norman Cartwhille
Platina
Porter
George Lovesy
Young Agent Tracks Capitol Bootleggers
Roger Butts, age 20, was assigned to gather evidence against Capitol Hill bootleggers. He focused on George S. Cassiday, known as The Man in the Green Hat, who allegedly admitted serving bootleggers to members of both houses of Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Service
Roger Butts
Capitol Hill
Butts
George S. Cassiday
Man In
Green Hat
Congress
Hoover Commission Lacks Authority to Recommend Changes
Commerce Department puts September unemployment at 3.46 million, with Hoover's August claim at 600 thousand noted as seasonal in origin. Department says figures rely on April unemployment census and are part of broader, contested estimates.
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Hoover Commission
McBride
Commerce Department
Hoover
American Federation of Tabor
Auto Wrecks Claim Multiple Lives Across Ohio
United Press reports a deadly weekend in Ohio with several fatal auto crashes. Victims include Mary Knieht in Columbus and Harry Hanson in Cincinnati, plus several other unnamed and listed individuals across Lancaster Mansfield Lorain Cleveland and Butler.
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Ohio
Columbus
United Press
Mary Knieht
George Pappas
Lancaster
Flt Vickroy
Cincinnati
Harry Hanson
Chicago
Nellie Polk
Lawrenceville
TH. Mansfield
Hannah
Kock
Drive Begins To Fill Athens Community Chest
Solicitation of pledges for the Athens Community Chest fund started this morning with 66 Athens citizens canvassing assigned territories. Final instructions were given at a Sunday meeting in the Athens Chamber of Commerce rooms. Frank S Roach, chairman, said the program unites several welfare organizations to secure sufficient funds for Athens charities. Directors have prepared budgets for the coming year and the money will be prudently apportioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Community Chest Fund
Athens
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Security Bank
Frank S. Roach
Community Chest
Roach
Young Miner Killed in Chauncey Mine
Frank Schoonover aged 30 employed in Mine No 25 at Chauncey died after a fall of slate this morning. He was seriously injured and died at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Coroner L F Jones to investigate. Schoonover leaves a widow and two young children. He suffered a fractured skull and pelvis in the accident.
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Frank Schoonover
Chauncey
Sheltering Arms Hospital
L. F. Jones
Schoonover
War Department plans winter spending for river and harbor work
Secretary Hurley announced the War Department will use river and harbor funds in the current fiscal year during winter and then seek a deficiency appropriation of about 22 million dollars from the next Congress. The strategy aims to provide employment for many men.
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Washington
U.P
Hurley
War Department
Congress
Pastor S. S. Palmer Dies at 69 in Columbus
Funeral services were conducted for Dr. S. S. Palmer 69 pastor emeritus of Broad Street Presbyterian Church who died peacefully in his study while listening to a radio broadcast of the Ohio State football game Saturday.
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Columbus
S. S. Palmer
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
Ohio State
Palmer outlines Farm Board aims at Ohio meetings
President L B Palmer of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation says the big goal of the Federal Farm Board is large scale disposal of farm products through national sales units. He cautions the board’s value will show over five to ten years and urges tax reforms including personal income tax, taxes on intangibles and luxuries, and abolition of the auto property tax with higher license fees and a state police system.
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Dayton
Federal Farm Board
L. B. Palmer
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
Palmer
National Board
Coast Guards Save 22 Crew, Free 36 On Two Vessels
New York reports Coast Guardsmen saved 22 crew members from the trawler Petrel aground off Rock Island and were rescuing 36 aboard the coastal freighter Harry Bowen held near Montauk Light. The steamer Tattler was reported aground off Block Island with two destroyers en route to assist from New London. The Petrel is owned by Deep Sea Fisheries Co of Portland Maine.
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New York
U.p.coast
Evangelist Preaches True Love at Bedford Church
Rev A M Monday of Bedford Indiana declared true love shows in service during a Sunday night address at Hocking Street Church of God. He described love as the divine eagerness that removes spiritual laziness. Divine healing services are scheduled for tonight.
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A. M
Bedford
Ind
Hocking Street Church of God
General services for Cleveland fire chief Charles McGuire
Charles William McGuire 56 battalion chief of the Cleveland Fire Department died Sunday at a cousin’s home in Columbus Services are set for Cleveland tomorrow with burial to follow Chief McGuire served the department for years and was known for his leadership and service to the city.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Charles William McGuuire
Cleveland Fire Department
William Welsh
Gift ideas in Shop-o-Scope catalog and prices
The Messenger features Shop-o-Scope gift options with items priced from $1.75 to $12.50. Gloves pigskin lined kid and goat range $1.75 to $5, red finish coaster wagons with steel bodies $3.90, and electric toasters from $5 to $12.50. Classification D noted.
Doubt Exists Now in Washington Over Modifying Body
Washington observers question the likelihood of any initial move toward constitutional or structural modification. Analysts cite political divisions and uncertain support in key offices as factors weighing against swift change.
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Washington
Commission weighs Volstead Act tweaks amid prohibition debate
In Washington Novi it President troovers Law Finforce ment Commission discussed possible changes to the Volstead Act and prohibition laws. Dr McBride said the panel cannot beyond the Eighteenth Amendment and will likely push enforcement measures while opposing repeal or major reform.
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Washington
Novi
Quebec
Breeden
McBride
House
Cramton
Hudson
Michigan
Winning Orator Discusses Kellogg Pact Ruling Declamation Win
Edelythe Atkinson won the Prince of Peace declamation contest at the Methodist Church on Sunday night for her oration The Pact a Joke The script was by Freder ick Lynch educational secretary of the World Alliance for promoting international friendship through the churches Paul's Studson took second with Ours To Henson Why Livelyn Riley Nicholson wrote it Ohio Council of Churches sponsors the statewide event Winners from Athens County churches advance to the county contest December 7 at First Presbyterian Athens Hertha Vickers led the Christian Church judging team
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Kellogg
Edelythe Atkinson
Methodist Church
Frederick Lynch
World Alliance For
Henson Why
Livelyn Riley Nicholson
Nations
Women’s Foreign Missionary Socciety
Paul Sfudson
Peace Contest Oration Wins at Athens Christian Church
Mary McCune won first in the Prince of Peace declamation contest with the piece Hating War by Charles Jefferson performed at Athens Christian Church. W. H. Foulkes took second with The Sword and the Cup. Other speakers included Harry Hudson Goldin Ayers Eleanor Sams and Cora White coached by Professor B E A Henson and Mrs W W Lee supervised the event.
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Charles Jefferson
Mary McCune
Athens Christian Church
Jane Cline
W. H. Foulkes
Harry Hudson
Goldin Ayers
Eleanor Sams
Cora White
Bloomingburg Fire Destroys Three Businesses
The Bloomingburg business district near Washington C H Ohio faced a Sunday blaze that destroyed three buildings, with estimated losses around $8,000. No injuries reported.
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Washington C. H., O
Bloomingburg
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