Mix Up Over Tax Bill Up to Harding
Washington October 5 Chairman Joseph W Fordney of the House ways and means committee said the soldiers bonus bill will be taken up again this session despite President Hoover’s objections. The veteran measure faces renewed consideration in a politically charged debate.
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Robert L. Norton
Washington
Joseph W. Fordney
House
Ways and Means Committee
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Penrose
Senate
Congress
Ironized Yeast tablet promotes energy and health
An advertisement touts Ironized Yeast tablets as a potent vitamin and iron supplement. It claims common yeast lacks full absorption but Ironized Yeast provides highly concentrated brewer’s yeast and organic iron, offering two tonics in one. Each ten day package costs one dollar and includes child directions, sold by druggists nationwide.
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Ironized Yeast Company
Atlanta
Republican Leader Frames Bonus Bill Consideration
The Republican leader described the move as the bonus bill being taken up. The brief remark signals planned discussion and potential action on the legislation during upcoming sessions.
Revenue bill turmoil grips Congress amid party rifts
Congress faces a fractured path on tax and revenue measures as Mondell and Penrose clash over tariffs and funding bills. President Harding weighs a clear stand amid calls to simplify taxes, while Senate finance chair Penrose loses influence and the minority report blasts the bill as unbalanced and unfair to the masses.
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Senator Lodge
House
Mondell
Congress
Mendell
Senator Smoot
Senate
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Harding
Six Injured In Taunton Auto Collision En Route To Brockton Fair
Two cars bound for the Brockton Fair collided on Broadway North Raynham Taunton Oct 5. Six people were hurt including William LeCroix Briston Harrison J N Tessier Lena Tessier Agnes Hamore and Eugene J Sullivan all taken to Taunton Hospital with injuries ranging from a fractured skull to compound fractures and scalp wounds. LeCroix is not expected to live.
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Taunton
Broadway
North Raynham
J. N. Tessier
Purchase Street
New Bedford
William LeCroix
Tuttle Street
Lorchester
Tessier
LeCroix
Briston Harrison
Weir Street
Lena Tessier
Agnes Hanmore
Eugene J. Sullivan
George Pattee of Goffstown Dies After Illness
George Pattee 71 famed Goffstown resident dies at his Church Street home after a long illness. A native of the town he lived on Pattee Hill before moving to Church Street eight years ago, leaving a prominent local imprint.
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Goffstown
N. H
George Pattee
Church Street
Pattee Hill
Ex Soldier Placement Training branded criminal by Forbes
Washington reports Colonel Charles N Forbes, head of the veterans bureau, calls private shop training for ex soldiers "slavery" after a nationwide inspection. He urges training in government owned facilities, citing about 80 000 exploited men and numerous mushroom institutions linked to cheap tailoring and contract hospitals.
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Washington
United News
Charles N. Forbes
Government
Veterans’ Bureau
Forbes
Harding
Man Shoots Self Over Disputed Home Move
Mason Magen killed himself at 192 Winthrop Street in the home of Eewin Sheppard amid tension over a real estate equity. He had urged tenant Edward Cocker to vacate so he and his family could move in after buying the residence. Worry over the new home purchase and fear of losing the property is cited as the cause. Hasan and his son traveled to town to speed the eviction, but the fatal act occurred by self inflicted wound.
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Eewin Sheppard
Winthrop Street
Mason
Magen
Sheppard
Edward Cocker
Hasan
Cooker
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