Millions Added to Auto Taxes Across Midwest States
The report outlines new automobile tax laws in Texas Indiana Oklahoma Kentucky Minnesota Ohio Michigan and Iowa. Texas imposes a one cent per gallon gasoline tax and doubles license fees, Indiana enacts a two cent gas tax for road purposes, Oklahoma adds a one cent gas tax, and Minnesota lowers the car tax while allowing a future gas tax change. Iowa places buses and trucks under state railroad commission supervision and adds a ten cent tax toward highway maintenance.
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Chicago
Texas
Indiana
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Kentucky
Ohio
Minnesota
Michigan
Iowa
State Railroad Commission
Signs of Revolution in Honduras Revealed
Washington reports indicate signs of a revolution in Honduras based on confidential cables from Honduran sources. U S diplomats have tried to pacify opposing factions with limited success ahead of a presidential election.
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Honduras
Washington
State Department
Diplomaic Service
Writ of attachment seized Mrs Harris personal belongings
A circuit court issued a writ of attachment today against the personal belongings of Mrs Elaine Lee Harris wife of Beverly D Harris former vice president of the National City Bank of New York. The suit seeks 3000 in attorneys fees filed by Lee Meriwether who says he formerly advised Mrs Harris.
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St. Louis
Elaine Lee Harris
Beverly D. Harris
the National City Bank of New York
Lee Meriwether
Harris
So This Is America Hero Van Iersel Reflects On Citizenship
Louis Van Iersel, a Dutch immigrant and World War II hero with fourteen valor citations, recalls rehabilitation woes in California and New Jersey. He works in a garden while relying on a $145 monthly training allowance, eyeing retraining as an electrician for his family. He faces training delays, pay dockings, and housing pressures as he chases a modest American life after heroic service.
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Jack Jungmeyer
Los Angeles
Louis van Lersel
University of Oe
America
van Iersel
Reer
New Jersey
Arrangements Made for Loan to Austria
London June 4 Final arrangements for floating the American share of a 27,000,000 pounds sterling loan for Austria are being made. Thomas W. Lamont of J P Morgan & Co and Montague C Norman governor of the Bank of England reviewed reports from Vienna brought by Dr Zimmermann League of Nations high commissioner for Austria. Norman expressed high satisfaction with conditions in the country.
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London
Austria
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan & Co
Montague C. Norman
Bank of England
Vienna
Zimmerman
League of Nations
Norman
WVU Names Butts Track Captain for 1924 Team
Henry Butts of Charleston was named captain of West Virginia University’s 1924 track team in Morgantown. The sophomore law student holds the state half mile record of two minutes one and two fifth seconds and succeeds Pierre Hill of Fairmont.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Henry Butts
Charleston
West Virginia University
Butts
College of Law
Pierre Hill
Fairmont
Nine Oklahoma College faculty resign over president clash
Nine senior members of Oklahoma A and M College announced their resignations in Oklahoma City after opposing President George Wilson, installed yesterday by the labor group. The board also permanently removed M J Otey as financial secretary amid an ongoing audit.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma A
M. Col 1
State Board of Agriculture
George Wilson
Labor League
M. J. Otey
Otey
Tolman
Wilson
Delegates Arrive for West Virginia Sunday School Convention
More than 800 delegates are expected at the forty first annual West Virginia Sunday School Association convention in Wheeling beginning Sunday. About 400 Sunday schools from across the state will be represented with sessions at up town churches and a Pageant night at Market Auditorium featuring community songs lantern slides and religion art.
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Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia Sunday School Association
Fourth Street M
Four Key Questions for Women Voters Highlighted
Elizabeth Marbury, Democratic national committee woman, urged women voters to focus on tariff, taxation, immigration, and farmer problems. She said the eighteenth amendment has created a tangle and called for swift disposition. The Democratic Union of Women plans to mobilize New York women behind a 1924 Democratic presidential candidate.
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New York
Elizabeth Marbury
National Committee
Democratic Party
Democratic Union of Women
Central Park
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