Heavy tax plan eyed for beer and whisky
Washington April 8 lawmakers estimate a need for 225 million in new revenue. Democrats on the ways and means committee consider raising beer taxes to two dollars per barrel and whisky to one and a half dollars per gallon. They also weigh a franchise tax on war munitions, reducing income tax exemptions, and increasing the income surtax to meet the target.
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Ways and
Capitol Fire Risk Prompts Immediate Remedial Check
Governor Harris orders two Southeastern Underwriters experts to inspect the Georgia Capitol and report fire safety fixes after fires and careless storage exposed dangerous conditions. Private secretary F R Jones will ensure recommendations are carried out, while an AG opinion on insurance funding is delayed.
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Georgia Capitol
F. R. Jones
Nat E. Harris
Southeastern Underwriters’ Association
Jones
Jroome
Mr. Jones
PERSHING DEPLORES VILLA PURSUIT STALLS AS TROOP MOVES CONTINUE
General Funston orders over two thousand more troops to join Pershing's punitive expedition against Villa. Reinforcements total 7300 with units from Brownsville Eagle Pass Fort Apache and El Paso plus a base guard at Columbus. Reports of Villa death remain unverified but Mexican officials and a Washington source dispute the claim.
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Carranza
Villa
Baker
San Antonio
Funston
Pershing
San_Antonio
Texas
United States
Mexico
Franctisco Villa
Border Patrol
War Department
Southern Department
Texas National Guard
Boundary Guard
Columbus
Sixth Cavalry
Brownsville
17Th Infantry
Eagle Pass
Tanth Cavalry
Fort
Ariz
24Th Infantry
el Paso
Marfa
Fabens
Ojinage
Rio Grande
Funaton
Tle Han
Latevo
Chihuahua
Satevo
Ojinaga
Washington
General Pershing
Publis
Parral
Lady Aberdeen Talks to the Daughters at Session
Washington April 18 the congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution heard a debate over magazine distribution with Mrs Georgia Thatcher Guernsey proposing paid subscriptions while Mrs William Cum ming Stors defended the committee. Tonight focused on officer nominations as president general is elected every two years. Lady Aberdeen urged unity with the International Council of Mothers. Smoot announced a membership of 91996 a rise from last year. Omaha April 18 United States Senator Hitchcock sought renomination and Charles Bryan trailed in the governors race based on late returns. Wilson faced no opposition in the presidential race. Republican contests included Cummins Hughes Ford Kennedy and others with Estabrook far behind. Governor race options tied between McKelme and Sutton.
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Hitchcock
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Cummins
Justice Hughes
Henry Ford
Henry D. Estabrook
John L. Kennedy
Aldrich
S. R. McKelme
A. L. Sutton
Dr. Waite Declared Sane by Alienists in Waite Case
Alienists who examined Dr. Arthur Warren Waite, charged with the murder of his father-in-law John B. Peck of Grand Rapids, Michigan, report he is sane though abnormal. Waite, being transported to the Tombs, told detectives he wished to pay the penalty and have it over with.
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Arthur Warren Waite
John B. Peck
Grand Rapids
Mich
Swann
Waite
Parker Defeated as Pleasant Leads Louisiana Governor Race
New Orleans April 18 Meager returns show Ruffin G. Pleasant regular Democrat leading Parker progressive independent Democrat for governor by about two to one. Ward returns place Pleasant ahead with 121,614 more votes than Parker. New Orleans city totals show Pleasant 25,969 Parker 14,507. Country parish returns add Pleasant advantage though Parker strongholds narrow the gap.
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Louisiana
Ruffin G. Pleasant
John M .Parker
Fernand Mouton
Eewin
Broussard
Parker
Pleasant
New Orleans
Flax From Montana to Belfast Fetches Higher War Prices
Several carloads of Montana flax are shipped to Belfast Ireland where wartime demand raises the price to 400 dollars per ton, compared with about 186 dollars per ton in peaceful times. The transfer reflects wartime market shifts and currency adjustments impacting US grain and fiber exports.
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Belfast
Ireland
Home remedy promises relief from deafness and head noises
Sufferers of catarrhal deafness and head noises are urged to use Parmint Double Strength with sugar and hot water. Take one tablespoon four times daily to reduce inflammation and swelling in the Eustachian tubes and balance middle ear pressure. The article claims rapid, complete relief for many and encourages readers to share the formula with others.
Inexpensive Teddy Bears Display in Atlanta Shops
A display featuring crepe de chine and wash satin Teddy Bears in flesh color with Valenciennes filet shadow and Venetian laces arrives in Atlanta. The bears are offered at $2, $2.50, $2.75, $3.50 and $3.98 as belated arrivals on earlier purchases.
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Atlanta
Crepe de Chine Camisoles At Unseen Low Prices
Prices range from $1 to $3.50 for crepe de Chine camisoles in flesh and white with Valenciennes filet and shadow laces. Many styles available including shoulder ribbon bands. described as dainty and lovely and offered at unprecedented low prices.
New Brassieres and Corsets With Lace Details
Advertises new brassieres priced at 50c, corsets at 1.50 and 2 with wide imitation Cluny lace. Linen and batiste options trimmed with linen filet lace, open front or back styles. Features Warner's Rust-Proof suspenders in two models, pink and novelty dotted batiste, embroidered finish, six hose supporters.
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Batiste
Warner
White Wash Silk Petticoats Offer Shadow Proof Styles
They have just come in improved petticoats with double panels in front and back and a fitted waist band. Available with hemstitched tailored flounce or a ruffled flare flounce in regular and out sizes, priced at $3.95 and $5.00.
Shopping For Silks These Last Minutes
A brisk guide to last minute silk shopping for Easter Opera Week. The article touts a broad selection of approved silks described as smart to the eye, promising quick choice without delay and emphasizing variety and helpful options for women.
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