Shifts Tax Burden to Necessities in War Bill Debate
House leader Kitchin condemned Senate finance panel changes as shifting taxes from big business to farmers and small towns. He warned the excess profits tax and income tax provisions favor the rich, undo House gains on luxuries, and favor corporations like United States Steel and Bethlehem Steel while taxing necessities and autos.
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Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Senate
Isitchin
Conferences of Representatives
Finance
Mr. Kitchin
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Congress
House Jeader
United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel
American Tobacco
du Ponts
United Cigar Stores Company
Senate Committee
United Company
Veteran horseman Davis dies in Canton
Samuel A. Davis, an old-time Worcester stableman for over 80 years, died at his Canton home on Indian Lane. He was born in Worcester 67 years ago and once owned and drove fast horses across New England. Funeral services are set as a requiem at St. Pauls Church with interment in St. Johns Cemetery.
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Samuel A. Davis
Worcester
Indian Lane
Canton
Eco
New England
K of C Noon Rally On Common To Boost War Fund
Frederick W Mansfield William F Murray and Daniel J Gallagher will speak at noon at the Knights of Columbus rally on the Common to support a million dollar war fund. The program features the Ninth Regiment band St Vincent s Fife Drum and Bugle Corps Boston University quartet and Keith s Theatre artists.
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Frederick W. Mansfield
William F. Murray
Daniel J. Gallagher
Knights of Columbus
K. of C
Ninth Regiment Band
St. Vincent’s Fife
Drum and Bugle “Corps
Boston University Quartet
Keith
Daniel H. Sullivan
Joseph M. Cavanagh
William E. Fouhy
William J. Tilley
Joseph M. Kirby
Joseph W. Stratton
John C. Neely
Edward L. Wheeler
James A. McBlaney
I. Oo
Largest share to eldest son Eaton estate valued at $881000
James F. Eaton of Malden died May 7 leaving most of his estate to his eldest son Dr. P. J. Eaton of Pittsburg. The will places 180000 in trust for Frederick W. Eaton with life interest and 10000 each to Mrs. Frederick W. Eaton and Mrs. Helen Fitts. Public bequests total 30000. Remainder about 650000 goes to Dr. Eaton. upon Frederick W. Eaton’s death the trust reverts to Dr. Eaton or his heirs.
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James F. Eaton
Malden
P. J. Eaton
Pittsburg
Penn
Frederick W. Eaton
Helen FE. Fitts
Framingham
Dr. Eaton
SAILORS SHED UNIFORMS FOR DRINKS AT MARLBORO YARD
Three Ninth Regiment soldiers from Camp McGuinness in Framingham swapped uniforms for overalls at Hull lumber yards on Main Street to bypass a prohibition on saloon service. They entered a saloon and were served before returning to the yard to reclaim their outfits, later claiming to be members of K Company Clinton.
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Framingham
Hull
Main Street
K Company
Ninth Regiment
Clinton
Groom Killed Bridge Crash During Honeymoon
Herbert L. Molitor of Brooklyn died instantly when a motorcycle with a side car rammed a bridge railing in Suffield Connecticut during a honeymoon trip. His wife Mrs Molitor and Adolph Silz, Brooklyn, were injured. Silz driven the car and Mrs Molitor treated locally. Silz was taken to Worcester hospital.
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Herbert L. Molitor
Brooklyn
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Adolph Silz
Suffield
Locke seeks bonds of 1200 value in San Lorenzo Sugar case
In a Supreme Court equity filing Alonzo E. Locke of Lexington seeks 120 bonds of $1000 each in the San Lorenzo Sugar Company. The bonds, held by John Dearborn of Boston or Old Colony Trust Co, were secured by a July 1 1902 deed of trust to Old Colony for $750000 due 1917. The mortgage covered Ranchos de la Loma y Tecomate in Sinaloa Mexico, area about square miles, valued for glucose and sugar production. Only $209000 of bonds were issued. Adams & Co. sold 120 to Locke or his assign.
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Supreme Court
Alonzo E. Locke
Lexington
San Lorenzo Sugar Company
New Jersey
John Dearborn
Boston
Old Colony Trust Company
Locke
Sugar Company
Adams & Co
Dance for Ninth Regiment Benefit in Roxbury Hall
A dance to raise funds for the Ninth Regiment was held in Fauntleroy Hall Roxbury last night. Miss Catherine V Devine directed the event and won the title Miss Boston. Assistants included Arthur Brady, Miss Lenore Rogers, Miss Mary Cado Peli, Steve Sakyaaleoeeks, ate Akak da Cola, Joseph Mahoney and Ralph Wellings.
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Ninth Regiment
Fauntleroy Hall
Roxbury
Catherine V. Devine
Boston
Arthur Brady
Lenore Rogers
Mary Cado- Peli
Steve Sakyaaleoeeks
Ate Akak da Cola
Joseph Mahoney
Ralph Wellings
Ex Yale star slain by maddened wife
Former Yale football captain and businessman Charles DeSaulles was shot by his wife Mrs. DeSaulles at the Westbury home during a custody dispute over their son. The incident followed years of high profile social and political involvement, including Wilson era appointments and New York real estate activity.
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YALE
German joins Duke of Oporto U S Army wins American
Hartford Conn Aug 3 It was learned that Carl P Struth who claims to be a nephew of the German chancellor has enlisted in the United States army After applying unsuccessfully here he went to Washington where he has been accepted as a recruit for the regular army Little is known of his past and it is thought he came to this city from Canada recently London Aug 3 The engagement of the Duke of Oporto to Mrs Philip Van Valkenburg of New York was announced at Naples The Duke is a brother of the late King Carlos of Portugal and is 62 years old
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Chilean Republic
Valparaiso
New York
DeSaulles
G. M. Hecksher
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-seventh Street
Uruguay
Wilson
William F. McCombs
Baltimore
New York City
Mitchel College
de Sarlles
Hartford
Conn
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War Department
Washington
Canada
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Naples
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Philip van Valkenburg
Rome
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William Hays Chapman
Mr. van Valkenburg
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Portugal
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America
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Prussia
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