Controversy Over State Tax Rights and Conservation Bills
The article discusses opposition to a proposed corporate tax framework and a federal incorporation act, along with debates over Taft administration conservation bills. It notes congressional division on public land conservation, Ballinger policy questions, Mondell's stance, and upcoming hearings on interstate commerce, canal, and land office expenditures. It also mentions a separate statehood bill for New Mexico and Arizona with anticipated House passage timing.
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Congress
Yeller
Conservation Billa
Administration
Mondell
Ballinger
Roosevelt
Taft
Itta
Wendells
Ad Administration
Bailin
Senate
House Committee On Agriculture
Loase
Interior Department
Mrnehcockh
Nebraska
New Mexico
Arizona
House
Br Hanilton
Michigan
Laughs At Guards Placed By Husband In Divorce Case
Mrs Emme A Willer evaded officers, laughed at guards watching her sister’s house after attempting service. General Clarion Miller, once head of the Pennsylvania National Guard, seeks the divorce. Mrs Miller left for Youngstown Ohio to catch the Lake Shore train toward New York City, arriving tomorrow morning. She has been staying with her sister since last Thursday.
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Sharin
New York City
Mex CT Miller
Boclat Club Formed in Atlanta to Aid Boy Club Efforts
The Boclat Club, a new Atlanta group, includes one boy and fourteen young ladies. It aims to support the Boys Club and Arkwright Fraternity with entertainment talent. It was organized at Miss Hooper's Capitol avenue home. officers named are Madge Manning president Ethel May Adaros secretary Lucile Smith treasurer. Next meeting is January 29 at the president’s home.
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Boclat Club
Atlanta
Boya Club of
Manta
Arkwright Fraternity
Boclat
Richard Olney Improves After Hospital Stay
Boston January 16 Richard Olney secretary of state in President Cleveland cabinet was taken to a hospital about a week ago with abdominal trouble. He is much improved and will be briskly attended tonight with assurances given at his residence.
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Richard Olney
Boston
Cleveland
Senator Burton Links Taxes to Militarism at NY Lunch
New York special report says United States Senator Burton urged that rising federal and local taxes stem from military spending. He criticized enlarging the army and navy, arguing war costs burden the people, and questioned the need for vast naval buildup while promoting arbitration and peace. He warned of despotism in public opinion and urged restraint in militarization.
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New York
United States
Burton of Chio
Perce Society
City of
Piera Hotel
Horace White
Burton
Americas
Itea
Congress
Borton
Strike Threatened On Mexican Railways
Mexico City January 16. Members of the Mexican branches of the Order of Railway Conductors and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers on the National Railways of Mexico plan a body resignation next Friday after talks with management. Joint committees will meet tomorrow at 10 am with General Manager A Clark to seek union recognition and assurances that foreign employees will not be discriminated against.
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Mexico City
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers
National Railways of
Mexico
Jose
Clark
National Rettways of
United States
Diamonds for Pevestment investment ad and Nashville note
An old ad touts diamonds as a safe investment from Charles W Crankshaw on Whitehall Street Nashville. Also mentions prohibition law discussions with Rev Ira Landrith accusing Newbville saloons of rising since prohibition began, with claims of enforcement gaps and a expected crackdown within sixty days.
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Nashville
Ira Landrith
Northern Presbyterian General Assembly
Newbville
Mrs Morse Devoted Helper Presses for Pardoning Convicted Husband
New York January 16 Mrs Morse wife of a former banker sentenced to fifteen years in Atlanta federal prison seeks executive clemency. She managed his large business interests, circulated petitions to President Taft, and with counsel exhausted every legal resource before appealing. She now runs a small office handling affairs with aid from Katherine Wilson, his former secretary.
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New York
Adusa
Gharlea Wo Morse
Sears
Atlanta
Additon
Morsay
Taft
Gasoline Tank Explosion Destroys Lake City Laundry
A gasoline tank blast at Columbia Steam Laundry in Lake City Florida wrecked the building and fatally injured Claude Sheldon, the laundry's manager. He was trapped beneath debris as firefighters and rescuers arrived. physicians said recovery odds were slim and damages ran to thousands of dollars. The incident occurred around 10 o’clock, when Sheldon investigated a rear fire near the tank before the explosion.
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Lake City
Fla
Columbia
Oelock
Claude Sheldon
Sheldon
Plan to Encourage Growing of Timber
Washington January 16 A national plan to encourage growing of timber in the United States will be proposed to the civic federation conference on uniform laws here tomorrow by representatives of the National Manufacturers Association. The lumbermen will urge inclusion in the laws of all states represented at the conference a provision that no tax shall be paid on timber or timber land until the trunks are manufactured into lumber. Captain J B White of Kansas City Mo a vice chairman of the executive committee of the Nations Conservation Congress F B Grandin of this city and Representative Wheeler of Pennsylvania will represent the lumbermen. The National Conservation Association will propose similar pleas to tax timber only when cut within an annual tax on the land on which it grows.
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Washington
United States
Civic Federation Conference
Iowa
J B White
Kansas City
The
Nations Conservation
Nathan Strauss Breaks Down Amid Lakewood Controversy
Nathan Strauss, New York merchant and philanthropist, breaks down under strain from opposition by wealthy Lakewood residents to the Lakewood children's tuberculosis preventive institution project. The dispute centers on the Lakewood facility proposed at Lakewood, NY, drawing local resistance and media attention during January.
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Nathan Strauss
New York
Lakewood
Reilley Is Nominated for National President
Dallas January 14. Dallas Local Typographical Union nominates William Ballan as candidate for national president. The announcement appears in local notices with emphasis on union leadership and the upcoming national race. Ballan named as contender amid union activity in Texas.
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Reilley
Dallas
Texan
Typographical Union
Toda
Nomenacea
William Ball
Governors Meet in Washington Discuss Water Rights and Tax Amendment
About thirty governors are expected for meetings in Washington. The agenda includes water rights, harbor and river improvements, and the income tax amendment. A reception at Mies Mabe Beardman’s home precedes White House judiciary events and dinners.
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Mies Mabe
Beardman
Joan Haya Hammond
Judiciary
White House
Stop Slaughter of the Innocents Campaign Opens
Baltimore on January 1 the American Association for the Study and Prevention of Infant Mortality announced permanent headquarters at the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty building. The group aims to prevent race waste rather than race suicide by giving babies a better start toward healthy adulthood. Membership includes physicians educators social condition students and other public improvement advocates. Representatives from about a dozen states sit on the board of directors.
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Baltimore
American Association For the Study and Prevention
New Haven
Conn
Medical and Chirurgical
Association
Studenta
Ettizens
Land Offer To Unemployed By Jackson Of Arkansas
George M Jackson of Piggott Arkansas announced today that he will give four thousand acres of bottom lands near Piggott to the unemployed of the United States. The plan proposes 400 unemployed men receive ten acres each, an offer considered by the Brotherhood Welfare Association officials for advisory review.
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St Louis
George M Jackson
Piggott Ark
Piggott
United States
Brotherhood Welfare Association
James Hada How
Brotherhood
Jackson Sn
Train Plunges Over Precipice in Colorado Accident
A freight train derailed on a steep grade near Leadville Colorado Midland Railway. Two crewmen Kendside and Davenport were killed, three others injured, including Albert Harter. An extra freight eastbound from Busk Ivanhoe tunnel to Arkansas Junction derailed on a sharp curve at Windy Point after a broken rail. Fireman Rich perished, engineer Forest injured. bodies found beneath wreckage.
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Kendside
Colo
Leadville
Colorado Midland Railway
Wolward Davenport
van Mich
Albert Harter
Grand Rapids Mich
Ivanhoe
Arkansas Junction
Windy Point
Harter
Davenport
Engineer Forest
Rich
Millions Proposed For Work On Roads
Washington January 16 the latest proposal for highway construction is a bill by Representative Garner of Taxes proposing 10 million dollars to be apportioned among states and territories by mileage of traveled roads. The secretary of agriculture would allocate the funds after hearing governors and shore up each state's road maintenance. Within the week Mr Sulzer introduced a postal savings banks bill aiming to mobilize half a billion in deposits and to direct 9.1 billion of road funds, hoping to put idle workers back to work and circulate gold.
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Washington
United States
Garner
Garnersides
Secretary of Agriculture
Earthea
Ste
Tie
Sulzer
Postal Savings Banks
Postal Banke
Bank Won’t Open in Evansville on January 17
Citizens National Bank of Evansville will not open tomorrow morning after a directors meeting. A notice on the front door says the bank is closed but depositors are believed to be paid in full.
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Evansville Ind
Citizena National Bank
Thia City
Three Men Suffocated in Montrose Incident
In Montrose Colorado on January 16 three men died from effects of smoke and fumes in a gulpison. Thirty others narrowly escaped death as toxic gas and nitro fumes overwhelmed the scene.
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Montrose
Colo
Gulpison
Tariff Reform Debate Shapes Unionist Support
The piece surveys press reaction to tariff reform efforts and party energy. It notes The Daily Telegraph praising recent gains and urging continuation, while The Chronicle forecasts no landslide for Liberals. It highlights Rev C Silvester Homes’s Ipswich election as a historic clerical parliamentarian milestone.
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Portes
Daily Telegraphhich
Atimato
Strengl
Mortuary notices from Battle Hill and surrounding areas
Funeral notices for Gilas Dewberry a copper smith and Newspapers Union member at Battle Hill, and infant deaths including K F Herder Jr Louis S McDaniel Mrs W B King Hobart Douglass Cone R N Hudson Willie Vaughan J K Patterson with service details and burial plans. Also a poetry excerpt by Blakeney Gray.
Public Market Swayed by Money Stringency Relaxation
New York reports shows stock liquidation eased as money rates relax worldwide. Investors anticipated January demand, while government and corporate actions, including Rock Island measures, influenced market dynamics and capital moves.
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New York
Atocka
Great Central Reserve
London
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Presbyterian Hospital
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W W Roberts
Cartersville
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Tennessee
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