Sales tax plan: one per cent to fund government
The article presents David E. Moeser of Conrad & Co advocating a 1 percent sales tax to cover government needs after war expenditures. He argues the tax should expand to all goods, wares and merchandise, replacing excess profits and narrowing the income tax, with monthly payments to avoid year-end losses and to prevent unfair burden on low incomes.
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Conrad & Co
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Post Presents Both Sides of Sales Tax Debate
The Post outlines arguments for and against a general sales tax as a simple, low burden option to fund government and war debt. Interviews with prominent Bostonians discuss steady revenue, reduced borrowing, and the impact on current expenditures while noting income tax already imposes a heavy burden.
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Packers and Labor Meet In Washington Mediation Effort
Washington reports five major meat packers and union employees prepared for a mediation conference with Secretary Davis at the President’s direction. Secretary Hoover and Wallace assist as President Harding seeks a settlement over wage cuts and working conditions. Gompers and Morrison of the AFL back the workers in urging packers to honor wartime terms.
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Screen Gossip Eddie Pola A San Francisco Born Actor
Eddie Pola, born in San Francisco and educated on the continent, built a screen career in variety shows, musicals, and circus acts. He was first given a leading part in Slippery Slim by G M Anderson of the Esganay Company, later joining Universal based on serials and thrillers such as The Lure of the Circus Money Madness and The Vanishing Dagger. Pola is five feet eight with dark hair and eyes, married with a 17 year old daughter Malveena who also acts in pictures.
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Mr. Polo
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Sunshine Sammy Morrison Child Actor Remembered
Frederick Ernest Morrison known as Sunshine Sammy, a seven year old child actor who worked with Harold Lloyd and appeared with Baby Marie Osborne. He began his screen career three years ago and favors acting in films and eating pork shops and corn pone.
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Harold Lloyd
Marie” Osborne
Sunshine Sammy
Vitagraph announces new films featuring Alice Joyce and stars
Alice Joyce returns in Acquitted a New York society story. Larry Lemon stars with Norma Nichols in The Rent Collector. Kathryn Adams faces Earle Williams in The Secret of the Silver Car. Marc McDermott joins Elsie Ferguson in Footlights and Shadows.
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Leading roles in Marys Ankle and The Last of the Mohicans
W. H. F. Westboro notes Douglas Mac Lean and Doris May led in Marys Ankle. Bernice T. Rockport features Barbara Bedford in The Last of the Mohicans. She is not married. Address care of Maurice Tourneur Productions Uni.
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Film World Figures and Studio Contacts Across Cities
J V P Brighton Lew Cody born Waterville Me Phillips Smailey runs Lois Weber studios in Hollywood Lillian Boston George M Cohan reachable at his theatre New York Roslindale Olive Tell taught Worlds Apart Alma Tell Lady Edith in The Right to Love Enid Bennett Gladys Brockwell listed care of Mabel Condon Exchange Hollywood Corinne Griffith Vitagraph Mabel Normand care of Mack Sennett studios Edendale Gladys Leslie in Jim the Penman and Straight Is the Way Cosmopolitan Productions New York PRUNELLA HALL The Boston Post addresses for inquiries given
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Angelone and dozens mourn in city death notices
In the North End and suburbs, March 16 to March 20, multiple obituaries announce the deaths of Carmine Angelone Rosa Angelone John L. Baxter Frank Tuttle Brackett Marie Patricia Breen Julia A Brown Napoleon Canenisch William S Cole John Crowley and many others. Funeral arrangements include high mass requiems, private services, motor corteges, and interments across Sacred Heart St Mary St Joseph St Patrick and local cemeteries. Relatives and friends are invited to attend each service.
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In Loving Memory of Isobel M Giardino
In memory of Isobel M Giardino who died March 21 1920. Never to be forgotten by her husband and eight children. It was just a year since we laid our mother to rest. Those who think of her today are the ones who loved her best.
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