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tHE MORNIHG SUN, YUMA, ARIZ., SATURDAY, IVLY 12, 12211GN STUDENTS INMANY STUNNED RYSVY OF INCOME TAXIRDEK WILL AFFECT 400:RICAN SCHOLARS NOW Y GERMAN COLLEGES.(Ry Associated Pre«i)IN, July 11,—Several thousandstudents in Germany, amongany Americans, were stun Hen when the government let it bethat students were not exemptlying ihe ten percent in« ouo rhlch is imposed upon Germans eigners alike. The studentsthat it was always under«t*V 1 them that as their incomes eilved from private sources.from any business carried on Germany, the government had ntlon of taxing them In anyTOWN TALKE. F. Sanguinetti left recently on a bumness trip to Los Angeles.C larence Dunbar returned yeatcrda.v morning from a business trip to Sun Diego.Red Blalt; k is leaving tonigtit for avnlt; ation of several days in l^s Angeles.Johnii) Beauvais leftweek for Alhambra, whenis staving.early thishis familyA girl was born yesterday to and Mrs. Francisco Doniingues, their home on Magnolia avenue.Mr.a*A. 0. Williamson, liability man of the Yuma National bank, is leaving tonight for three weeks vat ation.homa. She exycc two months.C. C. Box who bm sons at El S writ or that he w July 14th. He s' A. Box nndt rw tion on the 4th ofhospital, in Los Aily recovering andhack on his job 6 month.YESTERDAYSnm f'aruthpra returned tn Vnmi.Date furnished ther bureau. Highest temperatitemperatuhighest fclowest for for day for montl since Jam Rainfall during la Rainfall for montlj,ow estNormalNormalExcessExcesrExcess
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Yuma Sun
Yuma, Arizona, US
Sat, Jul 12, 1924
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