Texas Tax Envoys Clash Over Inheritance Tax Tactics
In Washington on December 12 Representative Tom Connally charged that the American Bankers League headed by Fort Worth broker Geo Colvin organized Texas Tax Clubs to oppose inheritance taxes. He cited staged trips and paid expenses, claimed a drive to defeat federal and Texas taxes, and warned against hidden motives behind alleged state rights rhetoric.
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Washington
American Bankers League
House
Tom Connally
Vestas
Texas Tax Clubs
Bankers League
Texas
Iowa
Texan
Ways and Means Committee
Green
Garner
Democrats
R. A. Stuart
Fort Worth
Texas State Senate
Congress
Satterwhite
Stuart
The
Benas Tax Clubs
American Banker’s League
American Banker's Association
New York
James A. Arnold
Commmercial Secretaries, Association
Southern Traffic Association
American Bankers’ League
Geo. H. Colvin
Colvin
Connally
Jefferson
Roosevelt
Andrew Carnegie
Democratic Party
Austin
Waco
Congressional District of the
Texas Tax Club of
Senator McGregor Congratulates Tax Club Rebuke
Austin, Dec. 12 Senator T H Mc Gregor former state senator wired Representative J C Garner praising him and colleagues for spanking the Texas Tax Club mission in Washington over repeal of the federal inheritance tax law He endorsed the rebuff to Speaker Lee Satterwhite and his five member committee His message said having spanked the delegation they will come home like Bo Peep's sheep.
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Austin
Tex
T. H. McGregor
Wired
J. C. Garner
Texas
Washington
Texas Tax Club
McGregor
Lee Satterwhite
Committee of Five
Garner
Bo Peep
Fidelity Abstract Co Reflects on Busy Year in Milam County
Miss Annie Stallworth, manager, says 1925 has been good for Fidelity Abstract Co which began in the year with offices in the Tiff Moore Building and moved to the M. G. Cox building as operations grew. The firm reports strong patronage as its abstracting service is established across Milam County and statewide.
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Chevrolet
Milam County
Annie Stallworth
Fidelity Abstract Company
Tiff Moore
M. G. Cox
Earliest Known Letters Debate in Classical Scholarship
A discussion traces the history of the Phalaris letters once thought to be ancient. Bentley’s 1699 dissertation showed they are late, likely from the second century. The article notes early genuine Greek letters, including those of Isocrates who died in 338 BCE, mentioning November.
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Phalaris
Richard Bentley
Isocrates
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Support
To the friends of our husband and father and our friends we express humble appreciation for devotion shown by acts words and flowers during our grief.
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E. A. Wallace
First National Bank
Cameron, Texas
Joe Middleton
Fidelity Abstract Co
Arthur E. Kruse
Texas Bank & Trust CO
R.L. Batte