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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1924
Page
14
Washington reports the four months July to October show internal revenue collections fell by 79,279,465 under the new tax law. Incomes taxes totaled 480,119,549, down from 453,387,241 in the prior year, while overall receipts were 736,167,423.
In Halifax on November 24 Judge Wallace ordered Koretz extradition to Chicago for land fraud. Authorities say a prima facie case exists and Koretz, once known as Lou Keyto, feigned wealth while posing as a retired millionaire. He was arrested after a yearlong worldwide search with a $10,000 reward posted.
At Geneva the Japanese and British delegates reached an accord over Japan's import opium dispute at the International Opium Conference. The agreement may help yield a Far East opium convention, though critics say the current draft does not achieve the conference’s goal to curb opium smoking.
Funeral services for Mrs Lucie Daugherty wife of former Attorney General Marty M Daugherty will be held today at 1 pm at the family home in Columbus. The body will go to Washington for additional rites and interment with Cabinet members and officials expected to attend.
Jougene Andreks Eddy a prominent Providence machinist and founder of Eddy Machinery died after an operation. A native of the city he was 47 or 48 and had earlier been with A. B. Pitkin and Thomas and Lowe machinery firms.
Georges Clemenceau is expected to testify in the libel suit filed by Senegalese Deputy M. Diagne against Les Continents. Diagne argues the paper repeated charges about his wartime recruiting, while Clemenceau and Georges Mandel deny personal payment for recruits and defend Diagne’s national service stance.
A freight train left the rails at Manuels Station twelve miles from St. John and toppled into a river bed. Engineer Fred Tipple died crushed in the wreck while fireman James Dawson suffered a leg fracture and is listed among the injured.
Washington Nov 24 The resignation of Prohibition Director Perry of Wisconsin was received today by Commissioner Haynes He reserved comment but indicated he would accept the resignation.
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