Rummel Denies Writ Will Void Entire Tax Law
Attorneys for Hope Natural Gas contend the act taxing out of state natural gas would be unconstitutional and void the entire statute, as Judge Van Owen weighs temporary relief. Gas firms argue the case centers on constitutionality, not the tax amount, with proceedings possible today and further arguments planned.
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A. D. Rummel
Hope Natural Gas
van Owen
Owen
Anka
Fred
Blue
Hes
Supreme Court
Rummel
Inter
Mrs Stillman Seeks Divorce From Banker James J Stillman
New York reports an action for divorce filed by Mrs Janne U Stillman against her banker husband James J Stillman on statutory grounds. The case follows a prior bid by Mr Stillman to divorce on grounds of illegitimacy involving child Guy Stolman with disputed paternity claims against Fred Besauvis.
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New York
New York Times
Janne U. Stillman
James J. Stillman
Steel-Vested Killer Escapes From Police Traps
A dramatic Chicago case unfolds as Marty J. Durkin escapes unscathed after a police cordon traps him at his sweetheart Betty Werner’s apartment. Shots shatter the room as Durkin leaps from a second story window and a pursuing officer is wounded. Werner and her infant are safe. Durkin sought to flee with his partner.
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Marty J
Durkin
Sweetheart
Chicago
Marty J. Burekin
Operarnga Traine
Hia Hotras
Betty Werchet
Imei Superins
Hie
Burka
Howard Shanainn
Betts Werner
Burkin
Michinan
Cope Rgb
Austin
Ube
Martin
Lindy
Greek forces withdraw amid tense occupation shifts
In Sopia on a tense morning Greek troops began moving to yield their territory as the Muluasians held positions until Ang nlite arrived. Attaches met the Vulgar Colonel to maintain quiet withdrawal while evacuations proceeded, with about 30 000 Greek troops involved in the area.
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Sopia
Ang Nlite
American Protests French Attack in Damascus
Washington reports a French bombardment targeting Damascus districts drew protests from the United States. No American deaths reported. some property damage noted. French families reportedly evacuated, but no warning given to American residents or other foreigners. Consulate details in Christian Quarter described.
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Damascus
Washington
Hertick
Foreign Office
Amercan
Tachda
Christan Cuarter
Daina
Geet
Poprela Hany
Drose
City Prepares for West Virginia Washington and Lee Grid Clash
Charleston readies Laidley Field for the annual football classic between West Virginia and Washington and Lee. Weather forecast calls for cold, wet conditions with rain possible on game day. West Virginia squad arrivals and Morgantown staff moves mark the lead in to the Saturday showdown.
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West Virginia
Publc
Public Utilities Association of
Bliss Metrum
Mentnr Hetzer
Maundeville Water Company
Amarica
Rhief
J. N. Shannahan
Amerian Electric Railway Association
W. & Vivian
Middle West US Ties Company
Chicago
Gablic
Laidley Field
Washington
Lee
Sat
Robertson
Virginia-Western Power Company
Clifton Forge
N. W. Storer
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Pittsburgh
Mr. Greer
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Washington, D.C
Telephone Company
Warren ‘Ht. Voorhis
American Water Works
New York City
J. ON. Shannahan
American Electric Railway Association
Hampton
Virginia
W. S. Vivian
National Electric Light Association
Chiesen
Wildener
Interyenginin Valle Electric Railway Company
Huntington
Enoch H. Vickers
West Virginia University
oThe University
W. A. Buchanan
Kentucky and West Virginia Power Company
Logan
Utley
E. S. Tisdale
State Department of Health
Charleston
Cliffe&me
Marnlik
Morgantown
Edgewood Country Club
Yale Analyst Proposes Tax Reforms For Committee
Professor Timud A Adams of Yale urged broad tax changes to the Adams advisory panel. He backs lowering the top surtax to 20 percent, retaining the estate tax with modifications, and removing the $19,000 unity deduction for vacation income deductions. He favors eliminating the capital stock tax and raising the corporate levy if needed. He urged uniform inheritance treatment nationwide and warned against arbitrary assessments by the revenue bureau.
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Yale
Adams
Treasury
Tn Execativs
Vonunities
Ile
Telat Drectelow
AL Soller
Baltimore
Anerican Frre Manufacturers Association
Metlon
Dying Words in Murder Trial Tie to Stephenson Home Call
In Schrlesville Ind Met 16 almost all the substance of Madge Uberholzer’s alleged admission was admitted at the trial for first degree murder. The girl claimed she was compelled to drink and carried away, later returned bruised, and that Stephenson and a companion took her to his home and kept her until she attempted suicide. The testimony included the physician, Kingsbury, and Oberholtzer, the girl's father, who described the ride and return and the plea for medical help. The defense objected to parts of the testimony and sought to limit admissibility. Witnesses described a phone call to Stephenson’s home and the sequence from Hammond to Indianapolis by automobile. The jury heard details of the alleged abduction and the events leading to the girl’s condition and statements.
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Schrlesvilve
Ind
Madge Uberholmer
C. Mephenson
Dgar
Wieneds
Mien Gherholiger
Huietde
Fobe
Oberholtzer
Kingsburs
Oberholza
Adda
Hammoond
Maimond
Indianapolis
Puison
Konghury
Dortor
Stephenson
Khinsiuery
Joe
Indianapa- Us
Indianspo
Mareh
Ihkaberg
Sabe
Wverhottner
Winch
Stephenana
Hammond
Charley
Oberhultzer
Madge
Evacuation Report Updates From Frontline Movements
Messy dispatch reports ongoing evacuation developments as military officials and government spokespeople coordinate to relay new fronts and casualty figures. Reported movements involve Greek and Balkan forces, with allied ships and air support, as the war around Macedonia intensifies and authorities prepare further briefing.
Man Denies Breach Of Promise In Suit Over 600000
In Pittsburgh, John W. Eabbard denies proposing marriage to Miss Anne Caldwell of a New York musical company. He claims she left New York for California in 1922, and that any alleged oral agreement to marry in 1922 was repudiated by September 1924. The suit seeks 600000 damages for breach of promise.
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Pittsburgh
Anne Caldwell
New York
John W. Eabbard
Hubbard Presced Stent Company
Caladwell
Abe
Bern
California
Mins Caldwath
Hubbard
Mitchell Foiled in Every Move to Escape Court Martial
Washington dispatch reports Colonel William Mitchell facing a court martial on charges of canducy pediciny and orders, with prosecution proceedings advancing under President Coolidge. Pleas by Representative Reid and others were overruled, and the court rapidly moved toward findings likely this week.
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Washington
Auys
Osen
Em Army Cartial
Wiliam Mitchell
An Cours Praortial
Coolide
Army
Navy Air Service
Ugnrt
Afr
Trank BR
Reid
Nots
Ty Goty
Iurinvers
Calemt Blanton Winshly
Bandits Loot Buffalo Armored Car Shootout
Six outlaws attacked the Buffalo armored car in Buffalo New York fatally wounding a guard and killing the driver. They fled with 893000 in cash as detectives identified a leader tied to a Detroit heist. another suspect linked to notorious criminal Gerald Chapman aided the escape.
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Beffalo
Bank of Biffalo
Harry Fiarris
Garfeld
Detroit
Dutch Anderson
Gerald Chapman
Arage
Anderson
Charles W. Clifford
Lewis M. Yarrington
Hawk Guard
Mucht
SoUnd
Meyers
Tax Returns Progress In City And County Collections
Tax collectors race ahead as October 20 starts. Sheriff Massey leads City Treasurer Bright with $105,213.46 in first ten days versus $94,488.06 for the treasury. Delinquency penalties begin November 15 and city payments face a 1 percent levy after November 1.
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L. C. Massey
H. P. Brightwell
A. F. Pitzer
Maurice Mathes
Trevenrer
Charleston
Cliy
Monany
Laagt
Sherif& Masser
Kanawhe
New Radio Invention Aims to End Railroad Wrecks
Detroit reports a radio safety device that automatically warns locomotives of danger along a ten mile Pere Marquette track run. Officials from Pere Marquette and Michigan Central Railroads witnessed the test with inventor Ar. Clark. The system sends radio signals to the cab to forewarn engineers and can halt the engine at danger points if the engineer is incapacitated.
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Detroit
Pere Marquette
Vera Marquette
Michigan Central Reiorda
Clark
France Forms New Radical Cabinet in Crisis
Premier Painieve reshuffles a lean cabinet to tackle France's military and political problems without ex-ministers. Aristide Briand remains foreign minister, Camille Chautemps is justice minister, and a new Bank of France governor takes the post. Parliament ratified the selection as radicals urge bold policy, while socialists demand clear ends and the US debt issue lingers.
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Painieve
France
Ste Culliaux
Severa
Sy ‘M. Painieve
Aristide Briand
Miniester
Foreign Avenue
Charter Chaamel
Telntater
Ecommerce
Hae
Bank of Fence
Patulave
Doumergum
M. Bainleve
Sffairs
Camille Chaut
Acaccelyomics
Ereupn
Hetrem
M. Painiere
Debe
M. Cailiaux
United States
Min
M. Caillaux
Washington
Baul Ighem Ship Building Wins Suit Against Fleet Corp
In New York a strategy victory favors Baul Ighem Ship Building Corp which sued the Fleet Corporation for 1 744 809. The case challenged jurisdiction and involved claims for balance payments on war vessel construction. The matter was set to be heard as the government filed a separate suit in Philadelphia against Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp for about 11 million.
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New York
Baul Ighem
Building Corporation
Emergenity Fleet Corporation
Federst Indys Bond
Neet Cotation
Shipbuilding Conpotation
Elt
Fed
Philadelphia
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Coal Loading Record Set in Fairmont Region
A cold wave boosts coal loading in the Fairmont region with 1,792 cars loaded in northern West Virginia on Wednesday, a new single day record. Non union mines contributed 1,728 cars, while 146 union workers loaded 228 cars. The statewide tally shows 15 unions worked and loaded 260 cars. Also noted is obituary of John Colts Porbos, noted artist, and a report on extradition proceedings in Tallahassee regarding Me and Mire Farley linked to Pike County mine explosion case.
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Real
Fairmont
West
Vire Minin
Sama Mforemuthin
Fiheg
Tallatasse
Fla
Kentucky
Fe Farley
Pike County
Farlage
Obiai
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