Motorists are taxed as heavy industry demand rises
A American Automobile Association reports that motor tax tallies hit a 1933 peak of 1.128 billion dollars as federal levies climbed to 257 million. Despite lower state registration fees in some states, the heavy tax burden continues to dampen auto industry revival and heavy industry growth, with June 30 1935 as the deadline to remove discriminatory federal levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Automobile Association
A. A A
Thomas P. Henry
A.A
Officials highlight forged passport case in global transit scrutiny
The announcement centers on the assassin of King Alexander and Foreign Minister Barthou using a forged passport to enter France, drawing attention to passport controls and the laxity of border checks. Accused von Hauptmann allegedly crossed into the United States twice, underscoring international travel loopholes and calls for tighter oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Barthou Fol
France
Whicen International
Biane Hauptmann
United States
Secrer Oarlier
Canada
Ces Ee
Enduring Debate Over New Deal Era and Monroe Era
The excerpt discusses political lines in the United States as parties realign around the New Deal and the end of the Monroe era. It notes shifts in support and the influence of Democratic and Federalist ideals on constitutional interpretations and national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberg
New Deal
Testa Bureau
Tacewu
Monroe
Era of Good Feelings Fades As Two-Party System Reemerges
The text traces Monroe's era from party consolidation and tariff debates to rising sectionalism and the Missouri Compromise. After Monroe, divisions sharpened along regional lines, with Calhoun, Clay, Crawford, and Jackson contesting Adams’s succession. Jackson formed a new rival to Adams and Clay, birthing the Whig alignment.
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Monroe
Second Bank of
United States
New England
Madison
Boston
Calhoun
Clay
Crawford
Jackson
John Quincy Adams
Whigs
General Johnson Renounces Blue Eagle for Shorter Hours and Pay
Having given up his blue eagle, General Johnson now looks forward to shorter working hours and higher pay.
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Blue Eagle
General Johnson
Newey Day Serene Newey Day Serene
Newey Day Sere ne Newey Day Sere ne EW YORK Alexander Woollcott popular and controversial as a litera tu rateur. He excels in radio books essays acting criticism and plays while drawing strong praise or irritation. His circle includes Neysa McMein Noel Coward and Harpo Marx. He lives at Wits End in Sutton Place and is nearing 50.
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York
Alexander Woollcott
Singapore
Borneo
Neysa McMein
Noel Coward
Harpo Marx
Sutton Place
Woollcott and Others Colorful Notes Fill A Page
An assortment of brief items touches figures from Ozias Woollcott to Guidos, with notes on Bruno’s vanished corner shop and a missing Washington Square landmark. Short items include press-room escapades, Am ericanized Zola, and social chatter about Kelland, Cobb, Wynn, and others. Seattle INS dispatch adds council economy and burglar context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guido Bruno
Washington Square
Bruno
Ambrosel Bierce
Emile Zola
Zola
Seattle
Wash
INS
David E. Lockwood
Public tastes and pay for excellence in American life
A survey of how crowds reward top performers shows admiration for skill and merit. It argues winners deserve larger rewards, notes fame and market demand as drivers, and contrasts fair play with luck. It cites sports stars like Walter Johnson and Babe Ruth as examples of marketable expertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
Babe Ruth
Ruth
America
New Vacuum Cleaner Among Items in Bundle
A small group received a bag of assorted goods including a new vacuum cleaner among the items. The transfer involved several household articles and other personal belongings.
10-20-30 Years Ago In The Gazette Oct 11 1924
Read summaries of local events from 1924 including Marvin Tlustos in critical condition after a fall from a moving freight train near Sixth avenue crossing. Blanche Loomis of Cedar Rapids named honorary lieutenant colonel of Coe College ROTC. Additions to Hubbard Ice and Coal plant planned at 30000 dollars. Families planning California move. Performances at Greene’s Opera House. Waller White elected president of Disciples of Christ international convention in Atlanta. James Archer appointed Rock Island roadmaster with Cedar Rapids HQ. Mayor Roth promotes cotton consumption. Georgia Camp meeting at the opera house. Wives leave for Los Angeles. Byrnes returns from Chicago trip. Ella Lightfoot and David Irvine wed in Cedar Rapids. Moses elected supreme president of Fraternal Bankers Reserve. Cazer named supreme conductor.
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Marvin Tlustos
Sixth Avenue
Blanche Loomis
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
R.O.T.C
Hubbard Ice and Coal Company
Louis Nock
Agnes Lorenz
Louise Lorenz
California
San Francisco
Greene’s
Opera House
Waller M. White
First Christian Church
International Convention of the Disciples of Christ
Atlanta, Ga
James Archer
Muscatine
Clinton and
Los Angeles
Calif
C. E. Byrnes
Farmer
Rock Island
Chicago
Ella Lightfoot
David Irvine
Traer
J. A. Hildebrand
R. A. Moses
Bankers Reserve Society
W. A. Cazer
Littleton Men Take Cowboys Job With Drought Cattle
Fifty unemployed men from Littleton and Ayer have been hired to tend 1,100 drought stricken cattle arriving at a government quarantine station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Mass
Ayer
Notice of Appointments in Linn County Iowa 1934
In Linn County Iowa on September 26 1934 executrix R W Greene was appointed to the estate of W J Greene and administratorship with the will annexed Dora Miller was named for Frank E Miller both notifying creditors to pay debts and file claims in Linn County District Court with attorneys Fred W Hann and others.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
W J. Greene
Linn County, Towe District
Frank E. Miller
Dora Miller
Fred W Hann
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FRICE
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Nels
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
U. 5 S
Marion
Oseceessene
Senteern
Allen-Klapp-Frazinl, CO
Michican Ave
New York
Allen-Klapp-Frazier
Fifth Avenue
Associated Press
The
International News
United Press
Anliams T M
Pat
Williams
Newey
112Th Street
Harlem
First
Second Avenues
Lucius Beebe
Doris Duke
Flo Ziegfeld
up-the-Hudson
Woollcott
Cartier’s
Irvin Cobb
Jim Oviatt
Ray Rohn
Greenwich Village
Grace Godwin
Barney Gallant
Clarence Budington Kelland
Kelland
Walla Walla
Roma
Broadway Chronicler
Real Guietane
Niues
Happy
Popeye
Sailor
Germany
Dillinger
Hell
Junior
Rascal
Georgia
Greene's Opera House
W. G. Barger
Clara
BAY State Cowboys
R. W. Greene
Maew. Greene
Executrix
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Larabee’s
Warfield
Crisco
Libby
Superior Brand
Jonathan
Central Park Grocery
E Ave. NE
Dial
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Courtney
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EATON'S GROCERY AND_ MARKET
1St Ave
Farmer's Exchange
TI Ist St
H. B. Gardner
SE. Dial
Indra
Oakland Ave
Jensen Brothers Sin
Alan
Joseph Klinsky
Bing
G_KONECNY re. SE
Troyak Bros
Zachar Bros
12Th Ave
West Side
Ae Highland Grocery
18Th St
Nenry Jensen
St. Sw
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Triangle Stores
Farmers Exchange
1St St. NE
BEBB
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