Aldrich Hints At Corporate Tax Over Income Plan
Washington June 30 Senate debate centers on the corporation tax as a method to defeat the income tax. Aldrich says he will back the corporation tax with a two year horizon for repeal or reduction, while Bailey and Clay push for tariff schedule revisions to offset revenue. The Payne Aldrich tariff bill passes after protracted wrangling as tea duty amendment fails 18 to 55.
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Senate
Aldrich
Bailey
Clay
Finance Committee
Lodge
Mr. Lodge
Flint
Borah
Brown
Beveridge
Owen
Tillman
Sugar cases not dropped in government push for early ruling
Washington reports the government rejects delaying tactics in the American Refining Company case. Officials are determined to pursue prosecution to a final determination, regardless of defense copyright or statutory delay claims. In Mexico, Emil J. Schmidt, once of Dayton and Springfield, kills himself after failing to earn a living as a language teacher.
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Washington
American Refining Company
Department of Justice
United States
Wise
New York
Paris
Mexico
Guidad Juarez
Emil J. Schmidt
Dayton
Springfield
Still Whisky Question Debated By Taft Cabinet
In Washington on June 30 the Taft administration debated the question what constitutes whisky. Key witnesses argued that neutral spirits mixed with whisky should not be sold as whisky under the pure food law. Carlisle and Taylor urged that such imitation whisky misleads consumers. Attorney General Taft’s prior views were cited and state chemist William Frear urged maintaining current regulations. Briefs may be filed through July 10 with replies due after ten days.
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Washington
Taft
Roosevelt
Bowers
John F. Carlisle
the Treasury
Edmund W. Taylor
Frankfort
Congress
Carlisle
William Frear
Pennsylvania
Attacks New Bank Law in Lincoln Court
Lincoln Neb June 30 Judge Willis Vandevanter and Judge T C Munger hear J L Webster challenge the bank guaranty act as unconstitutional claiming it drives out private banks and forces owners to incorporate. San Francisco June 30 California Supreme Court upholds direct primary law in Socialist party suit against election board.
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Lincoln
Neb
Willis Vandevanter
Highth Circuit
T. C. Munger
J. L. Webster
Webster
San Francisco
Cal
State Supreme Court
Socialist Party
Election Board
Unwritten Law Defense Questioned in Boyajian Murder Trial
Detroit June 36 prosecutors ask jurors about belief in the unwritten law as Dr G K Boyajian faces trial for killing his nephew Haratoon Gastanian during his arraignment on alleged misconduct with Mrs Boyajian. Judge Connolly signals little favor for the defense.
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Detroit
Mich
Ag 4
van Zile
G. K. Boyajian
Haratoon Gastanian
Airship Zeppelin 1 Lands in Storm for Repairs
The airship Zeppelin 1 traveling from Friedrichshafen to Metz landed at Biberach due to overheating machinery causing metal parts to fuse. Landing occurred in a rain storm without incident. Crew of four officers and four men held craft down until soldiers assisted. Maj Sperling commanded and was sent for duplicate parts of the damaged machinery.
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Biberach
Germany
Friedrichshafen
Metz
Maj
Sperling
Heat deaths rise in Philadelphia as heat wave abates
Six people died from the extreme heat in Philadelphia over the last ten days, with many prostrations reported. The weather bureau read near zero at times, yet a cooling north breeze and lower humidity offered temporary relief. In Emporium, Pa, Joseph Pagano was hanged in the county jail for the murder of John Kibe shot last November.
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Philadelphia
Weather Bureau
Emporium
Joseph Pagano
John Kibe
Brandenburg Acquitted Of Grand Larceny In Cleveland Article Case
New York June 30 Brandenburg was acquitted of grand larceny for selling to the New York Times an alleged spurious Grover Cleveland article. He was immediately arrested on a kidnaping charge involving his stepson James Shepard Cabanne in St Louis. The trial drew wide attention due to Cleveland family witnesses and questions of article genuineness.
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New York
Broughton Brandenburg
New York Times
Grover Cleveland
James Shepard Cabanne
St. St. Louis
Brandenburg
Cleveland
Frances Folsom Cleveland
Richard Watson Gilder
Times
Fitzgerald
Julia Cabanne
St. Louis
San Francisco
Charles Jury
Auto crash fatal to two in Elizabeth New Jersey
An automobile collision near Elizabeth on June 30 killed Edward Cooley instantly. Stanley Reed, injured with a fractured skull, may not recover. John Lainer of New York suffered compound arm fractures and Mrs. Tucker of Newark endured bruises. In Mansfield Ohio a Erie train wreck injured A H Cook and bruised about a dozen passengers when it struck an open switch near Sterling.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Here
T Edward Cooley
Stanley Reed
Cooley
John Lainer
New York
Mrs. Tucker
Newark
Erie
Mansfield
A. H. Cook
Akron
Chicago
Sterling
Police hunt for Leon Ling as Jersey cordon tightens
New York dispatch reports a police cordon surrounding Paterson Passaic Hackensack and nearby towns in New Jersey. Fifty top detectives swarm the area amid the unsolved murder of Elsie Sigel and the disappearance of Leon Ling. Detectives trace a trunk linked to Ling from his Eighth avenue room to a Harlem laundry, which was found vacant with no valuables discovered.
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New York
Paterson
Passaic
Hackensack
New Jersey
Leon Ling
Elsie Sigel
McCafferty
Eighth Avenue
West One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street
Harlem
Retail Coal Men Convene in Chicago for Annual Meet
Several hundred retail coal dealers from Illinois and Wisconsin gathered in the Sherman house to open the fourteenth annual convention. President H A Robinson of Peoria chaired, Walter S Bogle welcomed the group and gave the annual address. Papers were read by Carl Scholz, E L Ewing, W L Abbott, and Homer D Jones. The delegates plan to sail on the Theodore Roosevelt to Michigan City for further talks and routine business.
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Chicago
Illinois and Wisconsin Association
Sher- Man
H. A. Robinson
Peoria
Walter S. Bogle
Carl Scholz
Coal Valley Mining Company
E. L. Ewing
Black Hand letters arouse suspicions in Memphis case
Memphis on June 30 reports four suspects Sal vadore Rossi Mrs Anna Gara Felix Constantino and Tony Trabanes arrested by Deputy Marshal Poole and Post Office Inspector Kline for writing Black Hand letters demanding 200 from Giovanni and Mario Santoni. Santonis fled the city.
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Memphis
Tenn
Giovanni
Mario Santoni
Salvadore Rossi
Anna Gara
Felix Constantino
Tony Trabanes
United States
Poole
Post Office
Kline
Santoni
Des Moines Man Kills Ex Wife and Parents Then Vanishes
Calvin Littlepage shot and killed Elmer and Mrs Jameson at their Dallas county home eight miles west of Des Moines. He forced his former wife to help hitch a Jameson horse to his buggy with their baby, fled for fifteen miles, left wife and child, and was later found dead with a self inflicted wound near Valley Junction. Authorities and armed citizens pursued him as a murder chase spanned the region.
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Des Moines
Valley Junction
Calvin Littlepage
Elmer Jameson
Dallas County
Adel
Jameson
Littlepage
Polk County District Court
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Boone, Ta
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Fort Myer
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Washington, D. C
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Lester Hutchinson
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Polk Junction
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Corder
4Th and Chestnut Streate
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R. A. Gamble
Osteopathic and Medical Physician
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Gilespie Building
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A. S. Mullins
Charles D. Finley
Josephine Cook-Finley
Culee
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M. H. Butler
J. A. Giffen
O-Thurman Furniture Company
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