Mills Hits Rise in State Taxation Since 1921
Charlottesville August 10 Acting Secretary Mills condemned state and local tax systems as inequitable and unjust. He noted state taxes rose 62 percent and local taxes 30 percent from 1921 to 1928 while Federal taxes fell 30 percent, urging reductions by state and local governments.
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Charlottesville
Associated Frees
Mills
Institute of Public Affairs
University of Virginia
Treasury Administration
Epeaker
Chauffeur Seeks Aid to Find Wife in Missing-Mother Case
Bers Littan Nordle, 24, left home with their four children in a family car after arguing with Everett Nordle, her husband and chauffeur. He appealed to police and the Bureau of Investigation for help, saying she could not be found and the car was traced by authorities.
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Feu
Bers Littan Nordle
North Avenue
Everett Nordles
Nordle
Hove
Bureau of Investigation
W Nordie
Pacific
Trad Iiuen
Arc Hove
Wife Wins Annulment From "Bind" Beggar
In New York August 10, Supreme Court Justice Drahan granted Mrs Lillie Perris Tsavalas of Brooklyn an annulment of her marriage to James Tsavalas. She testified she married in 1922 believing him to be a wealthy Detroit candy maker, but later learned he was a blind beggar. The wife recounted taunts by their landlady and that she tore off the beggar’s glasses to verify his identity.
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New York
Associated Press
Supreme Court
Drahan
Lillie Perris Tsavalas
Brooklyn
James Tsavalas
Detroit
Tsavalas
West skeptical on Work's report on dam
The West questions Secretary Work's assertion that seven western states will quickly agree on the Colorado River compact and back Boulder Dam legislation. Arizona disputes, noting the compact covers only water reallocations and not the Boulder Canyon project.
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West
Work
Los Angeles
Freatdoent Coolidge
Interior
California
Arizona
Boulder Dam
Mulford Winsor
Arizona Colorado River Commission
Boulder Canyon
Obituary notices for James McGreth and others in Fairfield area
Funeral notices for James McGreth of TI Steuben Street and multiple local residents trace a sequence of solemn masses, processions, and interments across St Marys Church, St Michaels Cemetery, and Lakeview Cemetery. Included are survivors, pallbearers, and clergy such as Rev John McTigue Rev John OConnor Rev Michael Guerin and Rev Father McTigue.
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James Vmctest
James McGreth
TI Steuben Street
Ienots Street
St Marys Church
John McTigue
John Oconnor
Michael Guerin
Joseph Weller
Merton
Merton A Benham
William Street
Eker
Stratford Avenue
Edward Buttram
Mies
Ruth Baker
Jesus
Samuel Harris Lodge I
Mountain Grove
Catherine Wellugh
Gathering McHugh
Noth Avenue
St Augustines Church
Rehard McHugh
Brooklyn
Robert Bowen
Joseph Ganney
John Haan- Jey Tang
Mee Platers
WB Ryser
Pall Pearce
Daniel Klely
Robert Whalen
Patrick Sullivan
John Moran
John Criter
Michael Flanagan
Father McHugh
Bowen
Ganley
S¢ Michaela Cemetery
Realtors Warned of Shoddy Practices
Seattle Aug 10 The Associated Press reports real estate leaders warn against shady methods and urge distancing from free service talk. C C Hiesti of Lawshelie, president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards, cites progress toward higher business ethics and professional standards.
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Seattle Wash
Associated Press
C C Hiesti
Laws Heli
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Toda
Association
Hiestt
Government Spending Thousands to Find Substitute for Chestnut Tree
Washington Aug 10 The United States faces near extinction of the native American chestnut due to an Asiatic fungus. Congress has allocated 10000 to find a substitute chestnut, seeking resistant stock from Asia while the Forestry Service, led by R K Beattie, tests foreign hybrids. Metcalf notes no true substitute exists. efforts pursue a durable, marketable alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welier
Washington
Associated Press
United States
New York Zoological Park
Potomac
Appalachians
Pennsylvania
Asia
Congress
R K Beattie
Forestry Service
China
Mayland
Orient
Tr Haven Metcalf
US Forest Pathologist
Jannin
Metcalf
Sundal Players Fined In Border Town Brawl
In New Brunswick border town Sundal, long familiar teams Hoult e and Van Buren drew fines after a recent incident. Each player faced a one cent fine plus costs, ending a longstanding routine without complaint.
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van Buren
New Brunswick
Rinso Promises Safe Brightening for Fine Linens
Rinso is touted as absolutely safe for fine cottons and linens, claims to remove dirt without harming fast colors, and to brighten colored clothes. Advertisers urge choosing Rinso for washday economy and best results, advising to follow package directions.
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Rinso
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