AI Lean Backs Dem National Leader In Tax Debate
Senate debate on a tax bill cites Connecticut and Melean positions on public disclosure of income tax returns. Melean endorses revenue yield over publicity while Hull voices impartial tax authority support, arguing taxation must balance revenue and behavior.
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Manneng
Washington
Connecticut
Worris and MelKellar
Melean
Tennessee
T Rend
Senate
Ell Euli
Democratic National Committee
Hull
Tax reform debate on disclosure to curb business secrets
A speaker argues for protecting tax reform disclosures to prevent large businesses from exposing sensitive competitive information. He warns full public release would tempt firms to reveal confidential trade practices, urging safeguards to avoid undermining industry competitiveness.
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Engineer Defends Ford Offer for Muscle Shoals
W G Waldo an engineer with the Tennessee River Improvement Association testified before the Senate Agriculture Committee arguing Muscle Shoals should be used for fertilizer production rather than power distribution He rejected claims that the government was selling valuable property for a nominal sum contending the ultrate plants could not produce acceptable fertilizer until rebuilt and urging safeguards to protect public interests at dams on navigable waters
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Washington
Henry Ford
W. G. Waldo
Tennessee River Improvement Association
Senate Agriculture
Waldo
Federat Ter
Convicts Captured in Woods After Brief Escape Near Peekskill
Two men, Join Coroski of Middletown and Anthony Caski, escaped from Sing Sing and rode a freight to a point north of Peekskill before deputies and Sheriff Miins recaptured them in woods near West Ghent. They were serving time for burglary and manslaughter as trusties in a labor gang.
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N. OY
Peekskill
West Ghent
Miins
Coroski
Middletown
Anthony Caski
Hey
Commander urges override of pension veto from Grand Army
Washington May 5 Grand Army of the Republic commander Saltsberger appeals to senators to overturn President Coolidge's veto of the pension bill. He argues the veto betrays veterans and demands passage of the Bursum pension bill to aid aged veterans and widows. Albert Alcorn of the U S telegraphs senators urging support and questioning funding for monuments. Senator Bursum plans to bring the bill to a vote tomorrow to try for an override.
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Coolidge
Nsion
Gaylord M. Saltsberger
Grand Army of the Republic
Coolidee
van Wengig
Congress
Albert Alcorn
United States
Senatos
Potomac River
Bursum
New Mexico
Professor Wedge Embarks on Book With Industry Workers
Professor Fred R. Wedge of the University of California education department plans a textbook on the labor world. He joined the Industry Works of the World to obtain firsthand material, gathering data from stevedores, seamen, and workers along the San Pedro waterfront.
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Reeley
Calif
Fred R. Wedge
University of California
LW. W
Steve
San Pedro
Father Dies by Suicide After Son Arrest in Assault Case
A man killed himself after his son was arrested following a complaint by the father that the son assaulted him. The son faces a court appearance to answer the assault charge. the father’s wife discovered him this morning. the family, including Mrs Zelinski, attributes the despondency to the arrest.
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Mra. Zelinski
Judge Howe Takes Federal Bench In Vermont Case
Judge Howe presided in place of Judge E. Thomps with a long docket ahead. Irving R. Hough and Charles Doherty faced charges of defrauding trappers nationwide. Lawyers urged delaying proceedings. indictment accuracy argued. Court indicated no fear of crucifixion and planned to proceed as scheduled. The trial set for tomorrow.
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NEW Waven
May
Vermont
Rl Doday
E. Os. Thomps
Irving R. Hough
Charles Doherty
Meng
Naval Officers Work on Leave Win Pay Rights
The Supreme Court affirming a lower court decision ruled that one officer on leave was entitled to compensation for absence with pay. Navy officer Jaimes Reed, on leave to direct a public works project, argued an agreement would refund pay received while away. The court held he retains the higher rank while on duty outside the service.
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Wastlington
Supreme Court
Jaimes Reed
Waria Rphia
Court of Maima
Await decision of Healy on permits
Milo May 6 Special Telegram notes local summer resort concessionaires face permit gaps. Police have issued six to eight permits for Walnuts and Myrrh beaches, but Sunday operation requires state licenses. Authorities await Attorney Healy’s opinion before granting any Sunday permits for amusements with admissions.
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Milo
Suimmer Re
Gea
Sunaday
Anneunese
Arenerd Henly
Uotil
Bristor Buried in Milford Cemetery
Obituary notice for Mrs Bristor aged 19? died at Milford May. Resided at Milford. survived by son Harry Bristor. Interment in Milford Cemetery.
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Milford
Luckingham
Harry Brist
Milford Ceretery
Former 5ator Mulkey Dies in Portland
Portland Oregon May obituary notice for Willsdot Mulkey age 50 former States Senator from six western states dies.
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Portland
Oregon
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