Tax law defense claim to be impregnable in court
Representative Hull of Tennessee defends the new income tax law as impregnable, arguing no high priced legal attack will succeed. He notes key features are graduated income tax and tax on dividends of insurance companies, and cites federal rulings supporting the system’s constitutionality.
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Hington
Asea
Acro
Hull
Tennessee
Ways and Means
Repive Hull
New Jersey
Ral
Moore
James River
Malvern Hills
Richmond
Puts Baby Above Dog in Bitter Attacks
Dr Harvey S Wiley former chief enen ist of the department of agriculture denounces women who favor pets over babies claiming many motherless children and babyless wives would benefit from forming pairs. He argues a baby would fill a woman’s heart and lap better than a dog.
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Washington
Harveys. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Dr. Wiley
Tax stance sparks clash over insurance profits and taxes
Hull and Democratic leaders argue that insurance firms should tax income from capital gains and quick profits rather than premium overcharges. They accuse wealthy firms of large reserves and high salaries while denying policyholders, and reject criticism from supposed friends of the bill.
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Hull
Cal
New York
Paris Society See Trial Of Duke Orleans In Brussels
The Orleans family court case unfolds in Brussels with the duchess of Orleans seeking repayment of loans and separate maintenance amounting to a divorce suit. The trial draws Paris fashionables and highlights strained royalist ties as Montpensier’s Albanian throne bid is linked to the Orlando dispute.
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Duke Orleans
United Press
Paris
Orleans
Brussels
Belgium
Clotilde
Duke of Montpensier
Montpensier
Louis Phillip
Duke of Orleans
France
Fraternities Plan Campaign to Combat Secret Societies
At a Chicago conference of 50 Greek letter groups led by Delta Upsilon a plan for education and publicity to fight rising sentiment against college secret societies was announced. Delegates argued opposition stems from high school secret group agitation and proposed a pledge: no college members who previously belonged to high school frats.
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United Press
Chicago
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Marriage Licenses Granted in Canton and Alliance
Cornelius J. Bolender 22 paper hanger Canton wed Lucille Bourquin 24 Canton Perry CC Weaver 24 bookkeeper Alliance wed Sophia Hahlen 21 Alliance Henry Pflug 45 machinist Massillon wed Mary Elizabeth Gochnaur 37 Massillon Rev. Welshimer to officiate The original eighteenth century necklace of Eunice Farnsworth, first white woman resident of Somerset county Maine, now belongs to Gertrude Weston of Skowhegan.
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Cornelius J. Bolender
Canton
Lucille Bourquin
Perry CC
Weaver
Alliance
Sophia Hahlen
Henry Pflug
Massillon
Mary Elizabeth Gochnaur
Rev. Welshimer
Eunice Farnsworth
Somerset County
Maine
Gertrude Weston
Skowhegan
Fort Hell and Damning March Into James River Line
The memoir recalls August marches to Fort Hell and Fort Damnation near the James River, brutal guard duty, sleepless for days, and a chaotic transfer led by a harsh brigadier. A confrontation with a hostile staff officer ended with the captain defending his men, and recruits from Ohio arriving to join the Fifth Regiment of U S Colored Infantry.
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Hell
Enem
James River
U. S. Colored Infantry
Noted Actress Is Held in Quarantine
New York May 31 Ethel Barrrymore Colt noted actress is in quarantine at Minturn hospital at East 16th street foot of the avenue. She will remain at least a week because her daughter, her second child, has diphtheria. The child is a little over one year old and not considered particularly dangerous.
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New York
Ethel Barrymore Colt
Minturn Hospital
East 16Th-St
Whirled on Shaft and Fatally Hurt
A man in Fostoria collapses after being hurled around a shaft 220 times in an accident reported by United Press. The brief dispatch notes the fatal injury but provides few details on the incident or identity of the injured.
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United Press Fostoria. CO
Clothing Tragedy Kills Louis Bushman At Work
Louis Bushman fifty president of Bushman Brothers Mevator Co. died after injuries from clothing caught in a wheel. Investigators report the incident occurred at the Bushman facility in the city.
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Louis Bushman
Bushman Brothers Mevator Co
Bushman
Peace pact can t stop hostilities may 31
A Vulcarian battery shelled the Greek cruiser Speeteal off Elutheras with no damage reported. Skirmishes continued near Salonika as the preliminary peace agreement signed yesterday appears to have little effect on Greek Bulgarian and Hinca Serb tensions.
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Speeteal
Elutheras
Salonika
Insurance Chief Retains Office After Court Injunction
Madison May 31. Wisconsin Supreme Court grants injunction keeping Insurance Commissioner Ekern in office, restraining Governor McGovern from removing him. Decision ends bid to eject Ekern from the post amid political conflict.
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United Press
Madison
Vic
Ekern
Supreme Court
McGovern
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