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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
6
Washington report notes proposals to repeal the excess profits tax and higher income surtaxes, part of luxury taxes, and levies on soft drinks and transportation, as part of a broader tax relief push.
Representative Mondell of Wyoming, a Republican leader in the House, declared that the public demands a lifting of tax burdens rather than a shifting of them in a recent statement.
Rep Mondell calls for repealing or reducing objectionable taxes while keeping revenue for government. He favors expert study on safe reform without new taxes and predicts annual ordinary expenditures could fall to about 2 billion dollars. He opposes using current revenue for floating debt and favors salvage sale receipts for that purpose.
Daniel P. Manning Jr. won a civil action against the Manchester Street Railroad for the loss of a leg. A Superior Court jury awarded him $10,000 damages tonight in Manchester WN H April 7.
The Inter Nos Girls of Cambridge will hold their annual dancing party this evening at Newtowne Hall North Cambridge. Proceeds will fund a summer home for the girls. Committee in charge includes Mae Messer Tose A Crowley Mildred Fitzgerald Irene Sheehy Florence Landini and Lillian Messer.
Miss Lolita Armour daughter of J Ogden Armour will marry John J Mitchell Jr son of a Chicago banker at Mellody Farm Lake Forest on June 18 The announcement comes from United News
Roxbury politician Diamond Jim Timilty, ill but cheered by a letter from Calvin Coolidge written on Vice President chamber letterhead, praises the former president and jokes about a future Washington visit for a quiet cabinet meeting.
Lawrence city council voted to request a conference with the public trustees of the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway on the advisability of a five cent fare for the city and vicinity. Alderman Peter Carr urged the move, noting his past role with the road's home rule committee. The article ends with an unrelated quip about a soda fountain clerk.
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