Coolidge Promised Tax Cut Bill By Payment Time
Plymouth Vermont August seventeenth officials report President Coolidge promised a tax reduction bill by the time payments are due March 15. Leaders Mellon Smoot Tyson pledged surtax and normal rate cuts, reducing top surtax from 40 to 20 or 15 percent and lowering normal rates for various income brackets. House leaders expect swift action, with drafting by Green and Treasury experts and a possible opening of Congress in December. The plan aims to ease business burdens while seeking the largest government returns, though some reductions may wait until next session.
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Post Novel Sparks U S Secret Service Claim
August 17 report from NAY says Toveah E Walker of New Yok a urease ry department operative fired back at a book alleging Walker’s prior undercover role. Tobber publisher and Melville Davivxon Post of Lost Creek West Virgini declared no Captain Walker exists and denied any US agency connection.
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Secret Service
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Melville Davivxon Post
Lost Creek
West Virglodi
Captain Walker
United States
Youth Killed in Auto Accident Near Davis Creek
Four year old Kenna Yates, son of Mr and Mrs D Yates, Davis Creek, was struck by a car driven by Mr Elkins yesterday afternoon while playing near the Co and O tracks. He ran into the road and was fatally hit. The boy’s body lies at Simpson undertaking establishment. An inquest is to be held today by County Coroner M D Good. Surviving are his parents a new sister and three brothers.
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Lewis Sees No New Break in Deadlock
Aug 17 John L Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America said there were no new developments in the anthracite wave deadlock. Philip Murray and Thomas Kennedy joined Lewis in Philadelphia for a secret conference on coal matters. Lewis said only routine subjects were discussed and the meeting had no significance as independents and operators still control the resumption prospects.
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Howze Herefor Guard's Review at Fort Hayes
Major General Robert Howze reviewed the Virginia infantry regiment at Danny Charnock in Charleston. Col Muhanks invited civilians to attend at 11 o'clock. Hawze arrived with aides and staff officers, met at the Kanawha hotel, and praised the regiment as a former unit ready for emergency cooperation.
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Search for Dutch Anderson Drives New Florida Probe
Police seek Dutch Anderson amid a widening probe into a gang called the Anderson gang. Private detectives track a possible escape to Florida while authorities connect the case to a series of alleged robberies and a planned crime.
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Court Alienist Rejects Love Claim in Murder Trial
Testimony by Dr. Pwlehel and Dr. Twitehell in the Dorothy Mle Vingsen case questions the defendant’s emotional state. The first witness' testimony was deemed unsatisfactory by the prosecution as the defense challenged its reliability and relevance to the murder charge.
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Local Vet Affairs Offices Contain Interconnected Plans
In scrambled text the state vets offices discuss office relocations and structural changes. Mentions Martineau Lane, hearing dates in November, and a request to increase department staffing. References to Commander McGinnis and committee recommendations splitting the department into separate bureaus for medical care and administrative functions.
Ederle Ready To Tackle Channel Rum Row
New York aboard reports Ederle prepared to tackle Channel Rum Row business revival in Boulogne. She plans departure soon amid naval monitoring and updated guard details as observers note heightened activity and possible raids.
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British Mine Official Threatens Revolution
Pontypridd Wales August 17 A coal strike threat similar to past Britain upheaval would spark revolution says A J Cook secretary of the miners federation speaking to an enthusiastic crowd He argues a new disciplined revolution with a clear goal and support from workers and employers is needed to free minds from harsh criticism and raise unity in fighting the industry crisis news reflects warnings about the Red menace and calls for strong measures in Britain
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London
General Sessions for Rum Sleuths Warfington
General sessions convene with prohibition division chiefs state directors and Treasury official aides to discuss the entire prohibition reserve situation on the eve of a major event. Officials plan a broad conference including most division chiefs and governors to map the enforcement strategy and coordination.
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Jury summons in Belgian debt case follows wife slaying
Prospective jurors hear dramatic testimony in a high profile case over the $1,500,000 estate of a former husband. The court revealed the tension as prosecutors argued the alleged suffocation showed motive to gain wealth.
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PLAN GUARD FOR GOTHAM VOTES
Plan for Gotham election details dates and police orders to monitor the primary. Mentions Mayor Aylin, Senator J Walker, and candidates, with confounding notes on withdrawals and campaign shifts amid a heated political atmosphere.
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New York socialite faces extortion charge in hotel dispute
The case centers on a former Miss Jolie Thera of New York, alleged to have pressured a clerk and others over jewel claims. Authorities say a warrant was sworn, citing extortion and related misconduct connected to a party and accusations of armament.
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Sunipast
Democrats Plan Tariff Revision and Tax Cuts for All
Omaha dispatch reports Democrats in Congress will push a downward tariff revision and broad tax cuts, led by Representative William A. Oldfield. He criticizes the administration and allied advisers, arguing for a liberal program to reduce prices and spur prosperity. He defends 1913 to 1920 tariff and tax acts as a contrast to current policy.
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Scout Theory Acid Victim Sought Death
Huntington reports that attorney Via will thoroughly investigate the alleged self harm case of Miss Cunningham and that police believe she attempted suicide. Det. Bearman and Detective Rowman say the hospital patient is recovering from severe burns on the left side after an unknown assailant poured acid while she sat in a bank office chair.
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Plymouth Oil Gets New Well in Texas Haldings
Walter S. Hallanan, president of Plymouth Oil Company, reports well No. 42 on company holdings in Texas is producing better than 180 barrels per hour. Uniontown coke ovens fire incident cited Frick Coke Company context. The telegram notes progress and industry activity in the area.
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Simple Rites for Mrs J P Morgan at Locust Valley
Funeral services were held at St John’s Episcopal Church Locust Valley for Mrs J P Morgan wife of financier. Cremation followed at Presh Pond crematory. Ashes to be buried in Morgan family plot as the estate guards privacy from onlookers.
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Stock Slices Further Into Brookhart Lead
In Iowa's senatorial recount Daniel W. Bleh, Democratic contestant, gains as totals shift. Brookhart leads Steck by about 734 in overall county counts tallied, with Brookhart 447,594 and Steck 446,840 statewide after the paper-ballot update. Ballots from voting machines show Brookhart 1,931 more than previously counted.
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Coolidge Faces Public Debate On Debt Commission Talks
President Coolidge refuses to publicize points while the Debt Commission meets at Plymouth. Fore ign officials are expected to attend today with intimation that full payment will be demanded. The president issues a formal statement on the matter.
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Mellon Reticent on Plans at Plymouth Conference
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge and Secretary Mellon at Plymouth sessions on Belgium debt talks. Mellon and Senator Smoot discussed terms with Belgian negotiators amid optimism a settlement may be reached. plan to brief Congress and press for prompt agreement.
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Zionist tourists meet hostilities on Danube excursion
A group of Zionists touring on a chartered steamer was stoned at St Langenperarn and the boat fired on near Korneuburg, northwest of Vienna, by an express rider. The incident caused alarm among Jewish travelers and raised fears of further clashes along the Danube.
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