Agreement on Corporation Rate Increase Adopted
A state measure approving a rise in the corporation tax is adopted to generate revenue. The amendment specifies that revenue will be derived from state and municipal securities issued in the future.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1924
Page
1
Senate Finance Committee approves 25 percent income tax cut
The Senate Finance Committee unanimously approves a 25 percent reduction in income taxes for this year. It also raises the corporate tax to 7.14 percent, repeals the capital stock tax, and taxes state and municipal securities yet to be issued. The panel votes reflect partisan splits on various provisions as it plans further revisions this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Finance Committee
Associated Press
Washington
Reed
Rep
House
McLean
Conn
Reblican
Ways and Means Committee
Senate’Finance Committee
House of Congress
Coolidge
Senate
Smoot
Revenue bill would cut income tax in Cincinnati
Charles M. Dean the Internal Revenue Collector said last night that about six million dollars would be cut from income taxes in Cincinnati under the revenue bill. He added that income tax reports indicate roughly twenty four million dollars will be collected during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charles M. Dean
Internal Revenue
Seven Dentists Indicted in Veterans' Bureau Quiz
A federal grand jury investigating Veterans' Bureau complaints indicted seven New York dentists for presenting and collecting false government claims for unperformed work. Defendants named include Charles Simonson Irwin K Grshansky Lambert R Oeder Irving H Cantor Charles J Meyer and Nathan Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Federal Grand Jury
Veterans’ Bureau
Mames
Charles Simonson
Irwin K. Grrshansky
Lambert R. Oeder
Irving H. Cantor
Charles J. Meyer
Nathan Fox
Negroes' Homes Burned in Dixie Quarter Fire Rampage
Baton Rouge La March 31 Ten buildings including a church in the negro quarter near here were burned last night by unidentified men in retaliation for the murder Saturday night of Sheriff Rupert Day during a raid on a Negro gambling house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Dixie
Rupert Day
Century Rule Broken as Quakers Permit Mixed Delegates
In Philadelphia on March 31 the yearly meeting of the Society of Friends granted men and women delegates permission to meet together. The move ends a century of separate meetings for the sexes at the annual convocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Yearly Meeting
The
Society of Friends
Costin to Resign as Big Four General Manager
Rumor says OUON General Manager I M Costin will quit to enter the coal business. He would sever ties with several rail lines including Cincinnati Northern and Evansville Indianapolis Terre Haute, with a formal decision likely after returning to the city next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Costin
Costin
Cincinnati Northern Railroad
Kankakee & Seneca Railroad
Louisville- Jeffersonville Bridge ,and Railroad Company
Municipal Belt ‘Railroad
Evansville, Indianapolis & Terre Haute Railway
Mr. Costin
Big Four Railroad
Auto Plunges Over Embankment Killing One in Ohio
Henry Huxall 55 a brick mason died when the car he rode in went off the road and dropped 25 feet near Mont omery Ohio. Driver Dewey Huxall 25 escaped with minor injuries to Christ Hospital. Passenger Wilbur Roosa 45 survived. Moonshine bottles found at the scene. Body taken to A M Vorhis undertaking in Lockland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Huxall
Rossmoyne
Montomery
Handley
J. O. Blackerby
Montgomery
Wilbur Roosa
Christ Hospital
Huxall
Dewey Huxall
Blackerby
Albert J. Hovekamp
Haxall
Undertaking Establishment
A. M. Vorhis
Lockland
Tragic Fight Leaves Child Dead and Several Hurt Near Boonville
In Lick Creek Valley seven miles southwest of Boonesville, a family feud between the McCarson and Van Allen clans led to a highway shooting. Wilmoth Van Allen, 3, was killed. five others including two men and two women were wounded. The incident arose after a school quarrel between the families' children and involved four Van Allen relatives and McCarson children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booneville
Ark
Sam McCarson
Geary van Allen
Lick Creek Valley
Boonesville
Wilmoth van Allen
Burley van Allen
Charles van Allen
Rudy van Allen
Mae
Ben McCarson
van Allen
McCarson
Burley Wan Allen
Ian McCarson
Rudy
Charles
Two Die in Auto Interurban Collision Near South Bend
In South Bend Indiana on March 31 Benjamin Nelson 24 and Charles Hi Homan 27 both of North Liberty were killed when their car was struck by a South Shore interurban train seven miles west of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Benjamin Nelson
Charles Hi. Homan
North Liberty
South Shore Interurban
Here
Youth admits five grocery store robberies in Norwood
A 17 year old youth from Cin cinnati confessed to robbing five grocery stores since March 11 in Norwood and Cincinnati. He described gunpoint holds, a motorcycle purchase, and a failed escape after kno cking a reporter from a motorcycle during transport. He was arrested by Norwood detectives and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Norwood
Andrew Hart
William Thomas
East Liberty Street
Carthage Avenue
Main Avenue
Thomas
Mound
Main Avenues
Quatman
Steiner
Hart
Howard Eustice
The
Commercial Tribune
Eustice
1132
East Front Street
Kyle
Steffan
Stein
Harold Allen
Front Street
Allen
Bill
Michael McShane
Leonard Hayes
Ernshaw
Highland Avenues
Kirby Road
Glenn Parker
Virginia and
Chase Avenues
Seek Drug Law After 7 Deaths
Seven men died after consuming de natured and wood alcohol in commercial preparations in Toledo. Authorities say no law regulates sale of legitimate articles containing large amounts of alcohol. The dead are Thomas Kelly Barney Keys Milton French William Schults David Blue Edward Wallace Peter Miller. All residents of Toledo living at the Workingman’s Hotel. Police warned lodging-house proprietors that court action would follow if lodgers used such preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Toledo
Thomas Kelly
Barney Keys
Milton French
William Schults
David Blue
Edward Wallace
Peter Miller
Workingman’'s Hotel
Red Mud From Rocky Mountains Dampens Central Illinois
PeoriaIllinois March 31 Mud tinged windows red across Central Illinois during a heavy thundershower. Weather observer M L Fuller says the dust likely originated from the Rocky Mountains or beyond, blown in by Eddying winds from the Rockies or Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Iil
Illinois
Rocky Mountains
M .L. Fuller
Rockies
Oklahoma
Bank bandits in multiple robberies across three states
In Los Angeles an on scene bank hold up left G D Whicker dead and Jack Rogers wounded and jailed after their car failed to start. In Detroit four armed bandits robbed the West Fort Street bank stealing about 15000 dollars while earlier a soft drink owner reported 5000 dollars taken. In Hubble Heebling the Elm Grove bank bandits fled with about 35000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
G. D. Whicker
Maywood
Jack Rogers
James A. Rogers
Kansas City
Security Trust and Savings Bank
Whicker
Rogers
Detroit
West Fort Street
Commonwealth Federal Savings Bank
Walter Barylski
Rcéd
Heebling
W. Va
National Bank of
Elm Grove
Wheeling
Indictments Hit Washington Liquor Ring Members Officials and Workers Charged
Federal Grand Jury in Washington indicted Deputy U S marshals police and marine personnel along with Pullman porters and a caterer group tied to a major liquor ring. Included are three alleged leaders two stenographers and several others facing charges for conspiracy to move liquor from the South and various liquor violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Patrick H. Batteman
Charles Marshal
John B. Newman
J. L. Sprinkle
Pullman
Benjamin Morris
Milton Scarborough
H. Curtis Lamson
William H. Simpson
Motion Picture Producers Renew Pact With Hays
The Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, Inc. renewed its contract with Will Hays for three years to March 5, 1928. At the annual meeting the association reported growth from nine to twenty one member companies. The W. W. Hodkinson Corporation was elected to membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, Inc
Will H. Hays
W. W. Hodkinson Corporation
ArmyAir Flight Around World Delayed Start
Major Frederick L. Martin announced four planes would depart Seattle in the United States Army round the world flight. He said the start would likely not occur before Thursday, delaying the original plan to depart Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
United States Army
University of Cincinnati Y M C A to consider memorial plan
An executive committee to decide whether to build a Y M C A house at the University of Cincinnati or establish an endowment funded by a memorial gift for James Gamble Nippert who died from injuries in a Thanksgiving game. The meeting also may name a full time Secretary. memorial gifts from James Nippert and James N Gamble are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati
John D. Sage
James Gamble Nippert
Miami University
Cecil Gamble
James Nippert
David B. Gamble
Gamble
University Y. M. C
James Nast Gamble
Berry School
Rome
Hoehler
Cincinnati
McKim
University
Y. M.C
A. James N. Gamble
Alfred K. Nippert
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Oregon Ruling on Compulsory School Law Appealed
Portland March 31 appeal to the U S Supreme Court will challenge a federal ruling that Oregon s 1922 compulsory public school measure violates private and parochial schools rights to teach grammar grades. The decision by Circuit Judge Gilbert and District Judges Wolverton and Bean defends private schools existence and criticizes the act as destroying their business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Portland
Ore
United States Supreme Court
Oregon
William B. Gilbert
C.E. Wolverton
R. S. Bean
Tox
SA Divid
Wisconsin Senator La Follette Convalesces From Pneumonia
Senator La Follette of Wisconsin, ill with pneumonia, has entered convalescence. Doctors report his temperature has returned to normal and with continued rest he is expected to regain full health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
la Follette
Wisconsin
Sinclair Indicted in Teapot Dome Contempt Case
Federal Grand Jury indicts Harry F. Sinclair on contempt charges for refusing to answer Senate Oil Committee questions about naval oil leases. Ten counts reference specific queries by Senator Walsh. Sinclair may return to face bail. penalties range from 100 to 1000 dollars and up to a year in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Senate Oil Committee
Senate
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Sinclair
Gordon
Atlee Pomerene
Owen’ J. Roberts
Walsh
Oil Committee
Grand Jury
Naval Oil
A Ae Ee A Cens Prl
James W. Zevely
Vanderlip seeks dismissal in libel suits over Star ownership
Counsel for Frank A. Vanderlip filed a 100 page answer in Federal District Court denying libel and slander claims tied to Mason Star ownership. Vanderlip argued his Ossining February 12 speech sought to expose rumors and encourage scrutiny of public officials. Brush and Moore sue for charges of financial irresponsibility and misreporting Vanderlip remarks in The New York Tribune after his Senate testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank A. Vanderlip
Federal District Court
The
Mason (O.) Star
Harding
Vanderlip
Ossining
N. Y
Star
Louis H. Brush
Roy D. Moore
United States
Brush
Moore
Senate Investigating Committee
New York Tribune
April Fool Weather Prank Covers Cincinnati With Snow
An April Fool snow fell on Cincinnati and nearby areas after dark, coating rooftops and cars with a thin white layer. The soft moist flakes did not stay solid, unlike the sunny tease of the previous weekend, as the weather man himself was spoofed by the day’s forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Roosevelt seeks names of brick throwers after Washington clash
In Auburn on March 31 Theo Roosevelt Assistant Secretary of the Navy said a brickbat was thrown at him in Washington he rushed back to the capital to join the Senate fight. He spoke to 500 Masons at the Masonic Club banquet stressing child training as the nation's salvation and did not mention the oil probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Auburn
N.Y
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy
Senate
Roosevelt
Masonic Club
Coolidge to pick Attor ney General from Middle West
President Coolidge favors a Middle West choice for Attorney General, not from New England. He weighs cabinet geography while considering Judge William S. Kenyon of Iowa, amid pressure from radicals and the farm bloc. The pick aims to avoid tainting the Justice Department investigation and to ensure efficient oil reserves governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Middle West
East
Massachusetts
New England
Ausétts
Senate
Fromchsetts
Rugg
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the
United States
Alleghenies
Republican Party
William S. Kenyon
Iowa
United States Senate
Kenyon
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Navy
Taft
Mr. Kenyon
Bond Salesmen Take Liquor Orders in Chicago Case
Federal prohibition agents inspect Chicago brokerage firms after L. C. Jamieson bond salesman admits taking liquor orders and earning about $1,000 weekly. He states others did likewise and that a case order was misrouted to two agents. Investigators doubt brokerage houses knew of the liquor dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
L. C. Jamieson
United States
Farmer Dies by Hanging in Mechanicsburg Home
Springfield March 31 Fred Sizelove aged 48 a farmer from near Mechanicsburg hanged himself in the bathroom of his home this morning in a suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
Springfield
Fred. Sizelove
Mechanicsburg
Move to Oust Mellon Fizzles in Senate Debate
In Washington on March 31 Senator McKellar urged a resolution to oust Secretary Mellon on technical grounds, but the measure stalled on the Senate table. Senator Robinson denied responsibility for the move while discussing enforcement of statutes barring officials with interests in commercial enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mellon
McKellar
Dem
Tenn
Senate
Robinson
Tennessee
Reed
Rep
Treasury
Gulf Oil Corporation
Sparks
Couzens
Mich
Ernst
Harding
James H. Reed
Pittsburgh
Knox
Pennsylvania
New York
Overholt
England
Senator Reed
Senator McKellar
Secretary Mellon
Edge
New Jersey
Fess
Ohio
Collee
Bureau
Bancene Ae Ua
Gulf Corporation
Melion
Nash
Gulf
Amouin
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Ouon
Rossmoyne Brickmason
Arkansas Highway
Uta
Norwood Police
Banks Aubeed Nd
Bandit Olain
Auto Pair
Pal
U. S
Hays
U. S. Supreme Court
Convalescent
Zevely
Marion Star
Guuridge
West
Lawrence
David Lawrence
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