Treasury names added to tax list figures in hearing
Treasury officials told the Senate tax committee that millions in taxes escape via personal holding companies. They named prominent figures such as Paul Mellon and J. Edgar Hoover era associates, saying losses and multiple deductions reduce liability despite legality.
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Washington
ENS
Federal Treasury
Treasury
Senate-Hoos Tax Committee
Congress
Weet
Jetta
Suaney
At&es FL Sauna
Henry L. Doherty
Cous Tug
Nate
A. W. Mellon
Ceersacy
The
Paul Mellon
Ailsa Mellon Bruce
Angese
Wilhelmina du Peet Zax
F. W. du Pont
Pauline du Pont Keaz
Charles E. Merill
Eécund C. Lynch
New York Securities
Cartier Lupont
Chatunocg
Owen B. Winters
New Yor
City Briefs And Personals Highlights Local Happenings
The Wub in 215 11th Ave SE opens July 1 with Budweiser on tap. Joe Kvetensky of 1342 Third Street NW mourns his brother John Kvetensky in Cor wen Wisconsin. Raymond Coward of Cedar Rapids will speak at Independence Day center Point event. Cities Service Oil hosts annual picnic for employees dealers and families in eastern Iowa at Ellis Park with 760 attendees. Luncheon served at noon and games and contests run in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kvetensky
Third Street
Corwen
Wis
John Kvetensky
Raymond Coward
Cedar Rapids
Center Point
Cities Service
Cities Service Oil Company
Ellis Park
Townsend club dinner and dance at Ben Hur hall corrected in Gazette
The Gazette notes an error in Monday’s issue declaring a picnic supper and dance by Townsend club members and friends at Ben Hur hall for Friday. The event is scheduled for 6 30 p.m. this evening at Ben Hur hall. A report from M L Byerly of 841 B avenue NE notes an unusually large harvest of golden wax and green beans from twelve rows. W C Kirchbeck of Cedar Rapids was reelected state secretary treasurer for the Gideons. Attendees included Rev Frank H Ward and D S Umbenhauer.
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Rowe
Townsend Club
Ben Hur Hall
the Gazette
M. L. Byerly
B Avenue NE
Byerly
Kirchheck
W. C. Kirchbeck
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Gideons
Kirchbeck
Frank H Ward
D. S. Umbenhauer
Anamosa
Elected League Officers
Mrs. Montrose F. Johnson of Cedar Rapids was elected corresponding secretary of the Iowa league, marking a leadership change for the organization.
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League
Montrose F. Johnson
Cedar Rapids
The
Iowa
Negro Democratic League Names Cedar Rapids Man Sergeant at Arms
At its Des Moines annual convention the Negro Democratic League named E. T. Smith of Cedar Rapids as sergeant at arms. The group endorsed the supreme court reform bill with no compromises and approved Governor Xrasthel’s social welfare legislation from the recent legislative session.
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Negro Democratic League
Des Moines
E. T. Smith
Cedar Rapids
League
Supreme Court
Xrasthel
Unclear OCR Docket Involving Matin Bo Hapoet
Fragmentary report alleges charges connected to aerating a transitive state matter in city courts. Matin Bo Hapoet of the Lancel reglacent consortium faced Tuesday proceedings. case notes mention a contested center and archival crime records.
Court House News Summary from Ambiguous Estate Hearing
A garbled court house notice from Cedar Rapids discusses an estate case involving multiple parties and tied to local churches and benevolent organizations. It names Cooper, Suguk, and terms like Home for Aged, Reformed Presbyterian church, Covenanters, and American Bible Society in Chicago.
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Coe
Springville Water Works Assets Are Ordered Sold
W. E. Bell as receiver for Springville Water Works was authorized by Judge Ring to sell assets excluding cash and receivables. Paul W. Sterner of Springville bid $5,009, the highest of two bidders, with Otto W. Schluter named for unnamed bidders. $500 already paid. balance due after sale papers are prepared and inspected.
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W. E. Bell
Springville Water Works Company
Boy 19 Given Indeterminate Fifteen Year Sentence
Arthur Powell age 19 of Earlville was sentenced by Judge Ring Tuesday to an indeterminate fifteen year term at the Anamosa reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Powell
Earlville
Anamosa Reformatory
Ring
Man charged with uttering forged instrument in Cedar Rapids
Powell was arrested by local detectives on a charge of uttering a forged instrument. He allegedly passed a forged $9 check at the Beverley Dress shop in Cedar Rapids on Monday and another $7.50 bad check at the Neumode Hosiery store last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Beverley Dress
Cedar Rapids
Neumode Hasiery
Legal dispute between Cedar Rapids firms under Judge Haas settles
After the plaintiff Shares company of Cedar Rapids rested Tuesday morning Iowa Chemical company of Cedar Rapids and Gefemdant moved to dismiss before Judge C Haas. Adjournment was memoed. The Shores company filed action in October and references to defendants Devendans Mueller and others.
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Shares Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Chemical Company of
Gefemdant
C. 4
Haas
Shores
Shores Mueller Suietany
Tase
Deaths James C. Martin 87 of Cedar Rapids
James C. Martin aged 87 died at 5 10 p m after a brief illness. He was born April 23 1850 in Pennsylvania and lived in Missouri Valley before moving to Cedar Rapids in 1913. He is survived by his wife one son two daughters two brothers four grandchildren and a great grandchild. Services scheduled at Downiculate Conception church Thursday with Reverend Woolley officiating. Burial in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
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James C. Martin
Eighth Street SE
Mr. Martin
Pennsylvania
Johanna Collins
HSS
Missouri Valley
Ce- Gar Rapids
Dennis
Margaret
Grace King
Caine Rapids
Will Hines
Otter Creek
Edward Reg Nacien
Ned
Gadfrey Diesk Veteran of Cedar Ragiz's Men Passed Away
Obituary notes the death of Gadfrey Diesk at 63 after a long illness. Survived by his wife Pauline, six daughters including Mon Acca Dese and Mrs Frances Procheses, a son Joan, three sisters Jol Basker, James Benda and Charles Prikxosky, three brothers Frank James and John, and eight grandchildren. Funeral details referenced with local ties to Cedar Rapids and Palo.
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Suireral
Surisi
MS. Digsk
Sark Chine
Mir
Clask
Pauline Disses
Mon Acca Dese
Tripoli
Frances Procheses
Cedar Jaws
Pauthe Sever
Los Angeles
Vinstia Howitt
Cedar Rapids
Treedore Wolfe
Kamila Diask
Joan Diask
Palo
Jol Basker
James Benda
Charles Prikxosky
Frank
James
John
Frances Brown of Milton Dies at 86
Mrs Frances Brown of Milton died at 10 pm Monday at her son Richard Browns home 1325 Avenue NE aged 86 She had lived with her son for the last six months ending her illness Death
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Frances Brown
Milton
Richard Brown
Avenue NE
Funeral services for Mrs. Brown held in Milton
Following several weeks of illness, funeral services will be at Milton with burial in Stiles, Va. The body lies at Turner chapel for calling. Mrs. Brown, born June 18, 1851 in Davis county, was widowed by Frank L. Brown. Survived by two sons Richard and Paul of Cedar Rapids, three daughters Mrs. Kraft of Sandusky New York, Mrs. Bradly of Milton, Mrs. Abernathy of Cedar Rapids, two sisters Mrs. Hamilton of Portland Gre and Mrs. Lala Brown of Boone, sixteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Milton
Stiles
Turner Chapel
Brown
Davis County
Frank L. Brown
Methodist
Richard and
Paul
Cedar Rapids
Frank Kraft
Local Resident Dies After Illness. Rites Planned
Redelph Kvach of Waterlog former Caiar Ranits resident dies Monday after illness at 43. Born in Bohemist August NISS he moved to Ce Gar Ragids at age two with parents. Survived by widow Rose and several siblings. Funeral services and burial at Neomal cemetery in Ty e Sheek Excel.
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Redelph Kvach
Magle Street
Caiar Ranits
Ilness
Bohemist
August Niss
Waterlow
Rose
Ome Gaucher
Joh Belo
Wes
Warren Coe
Obituary Notice For Mra Mike Shes Mos Mike Shae
An obituary note reports the death of Mra Mike Shes Mos Mike Shae at her home on 2822 Johnson over NW after a brief illness. She resided in Ce Ga Sands for about fifteen years and is survived by her beside and active children.
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Mike Shae
Johnson Over
New Teesiay
Nos Shea
Ce- Ga
Sands
Funeral arrangements for John Hall Es at Immaculate Conception
Pisceral services for John Hall es, who died in a local hospital Meadsy, will be held at 8 a.m. on Weerextay 2 at the Immaculate Conception church with Mont simmer John Molloy officiating. Burial will be in Mount Calvary cemetery. The body is at Mercy hospital where friends may call.
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John Halles
Meadsy
Weerextay
Immaculate Conception Church
John Molloy
Surial
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Mercy Hospital
Ban Struck Stores Union Workers From Hampering Operation
A federal court issued a temporary injunction banning union employees from interfering with the operation of seven Katz Drug Company stores in Kansas City. The order allows peaceful picketing and union solicitation, with the company planning to reopen the stores on Tuesday. Judge Albert L. Reeves issued the ruling.
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Kansas City
Katz Drug Company
Albert L. Reeves
Second Victim Of Minn Crash Dies
Walker Minn AP Dor oaths Marchant 29 of Montreal died Monday from injuries in a crash that killed her mother and seriously hurt three others. Walter Marchant father and Orville brother remain hospitalized with fractured legs. Mr Marchant also has a fractured jaw. The other vehicle carried Virgil Marquis and John Fisher, both of Iowa.
Rider Marquis Faces Serious Injury With Fractured Breastbone
Marquis sustains a fractured breast bone and is described in serious condition. Fisher was discharged from the hospital on Thursday.
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Marquis
Fisher
Pinochle Player Stricken After Perfect Hand
Syracuse AP reports James Demopoulous aged 58 became very ill after drawing a dream hand a double sequence in hearts worth 1500 points. Police say he stared at the hand a moment and slumped in his chair at the table.
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Syracuse
N. Y
James Demopoulous
Demopoulous
Charles Busse
Hospital Reports Cerebral Hemorrhage Suffered
Hospital authorities stated he suffered a cerebral hemorrhage marking a serious medical event.
Sayre Marries Elizabeth Graves in Washington Ceremony
Francis B. Sayre assistant secretary of state and son in law of the late President Woodrow Wilson wed Elizabeth Graves of Washington D C here Monday in a formal wedding attended by political and social circles.
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Washington
Francis B. Sayre
Woodrow’ Wilson
Elizabeth’ Graves
Washington, D. C
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Faulkes Estate
J. R. Coalupaix
Maurice Sherman
Illinois
King Monday
M. Beverly
W. C. Falcon
Falcon
K R. Lambert
Maribelle H. Lambert
Gadfrey Diesk
Cedar Ragiz's Men
Rudelph Kvach
Mra
Mike Shes
Jean Haikr
Minn
Dr. Denerty
Opt
Sf Star Jewelry. CO
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