Taxation Reform and Gold Market Trends Foresee Prosperity
The article argues reduced income tax receipts signal a move toward a rational tax system benefiting private enterprise. It notes Switzerland curbing gold flows, US reserves rising, and bond sales strong with foreign buyers amid revived stock market speculation on the New York Exchange.
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Commerce and Finance
New York
Thedore H. Price Publishing Corporation
Paris
Switzerland
United States
Federal Reserve
Stock Exchange
London
India
Lloyd George
British Empire
Rome
Gibbon
Atlantic
Reginald McKenna
New York Stock Exchange
Amusements and Advertisements Index Page 32
An index list of advertisements and amusements including Bon-Opto Eye Remedy Cincinnati Warehouse City Ice and Fuel Fleischmann's Yeast Garfield Dry Cleaning Hamilton County Fire Insurance Pogue's-Spring Fabrics Prince & Co Opticians and other listings from a historical newspaper page.
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Amusements
Ccedekecsase
Ceuns
Wriawin Puro CO
Weeben
Charles E. Smith & Sons
Puanweus
Cincinnati
Cell City Ice and Fuel Co
PEGA
Whrlich Primi Co
Fleischmann's Yeast
Eees
Garfield Dry Cleaning
Hamilton County Fire Ins. Co
Herschede
Hewitt & Mackenbach—Specialists
Mabley & Careweee
Miss Moore
Pickering—Hardware
Ae Pogue
Prince & Co
Opticians
Idvehoores
Theodore Rolfes
Optometrist
MIT student’s suicide linked to girlfriend’s death
Boston reported Otto Haldor Larsen, MIT senior, killed by poison after Pauline Virginia Clark died at a party. Larsen left letters claiming Clark planned suicide and he supplied poison. he later drank the remaining poison.
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Boston
Otto Haldor Larsen
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Pauline Virginia Clark
Fenway
Museum of Fine Arts
Larsen
Miss Clark
Magrath
Larsen Studied Poison to Win Honors in Boston
Otto Haldor Larsen a chemical engineering student at Technology planned a thesis on a well known poison to earn scholastic honors. He became entangled with Pauline Clark and both died by self administration of poison. He was praised as a model student with access to enough chemicals to kill a regiment according to college officials.
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Boston
Mass
Otto Haldor Larsen
Chemical Engineering At Technology
Pauline Clark
Government Radio Medical Advice Aids Mariners At Sea
The Public Health Service will provide long distance radio treatment for sick mariners on ships without a doctor. Dr Ezra Sprague reports first case improved after following remote medical guidance. Also New York harbor towboats will receive radio telephones to cut monotony and boost efficiency, with crews able to listen to concerts and jazz meanwhile.
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New York
United States
Public Health Service
Ezra Kimball Sprague
Mae
Cummings
Sprague
Chester Valley
New York Harbor
New York Towboat Exchange
Kite antenna system keeps seaplanes in touch after water landings
Naval experts unveil a kite antenna method for seaplanes to maintain radio contact with shore stations or distant ships after forced water landings. The system uses a kite released from the crippled craft to fly a long antenna wire and receive signals, enabling communications when airborne equipment cannot reach the water.
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Washington
Naval
Department
Crown Forces Raid Belfast Nationalist Hubs and Seize Documents
Crown forces raided St Marys Hall Belfast Nationalist headquarters seizing documents alleged to map Republican activities. Police also raided Pomeroy barracks finding bombs rifles and munitions. In Campbell street raiders shot and killed Margaret Murphy while two wounded men Harkness Rogan died today. A bomb injured John Mooney and another exploded in Sheriff street with no casualties.
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Pomeroy
County Tyrone
St. Mary’s Hall
Irish Republican Army Division
Campbell Street
Margaret Murphy
Harkness
Rogan
John Mooney
Sheriff Street
Vice Clubs Not Found at St Louis High School
A Parents' Committee concluded at Soldan High School that no vice clubs existed or ever existed there. The group adopted the report with few dissenting votes, and the committee was discharged after Victor J. Miller had not yet received a copy of the report. The committee found no evidence to support Miller's charges.
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ST. Louis
Soldan High School
Victor J. Miller
Board of Police Commissioners
Board of
Chicago Police Open Search For Missing University Student
Police began a search for Edna Taylor an art student at the University of Chicago who left for New Canaan Connecticut last Thursday and had not reached home as of today at the request of her parents.
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Chicago
Edna Taylor
University of Chicago
New Canaan
NYU plans home education via wireless broadcasting station
New York University announced plans to establish a broadcasting station at its Washington Square division to deliver classes from all courses by wireless telephone, enabling home education.
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New York
New York University
Washington Square
Liberty Bond Heist Reports Missing At Treasury Branch
Between 170 000 and 200 000 in Liberty bonds vanish from the Treasury Liberty Bond Branch. Secret Service Chief W H Moran says operatives are sent to Richmond and Charlottesville to locate two branch employees implicated. Charles A Cleven ger held for questioning, no charges yet.
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Washington
The
Treasury
W. H. Moran
Secret Service
Richmond
Charlottesville
Charles A. Clevenger
Interurban Kills Six Near Detroit in Roadside Collision
Edward H. Ives, assistant superintendent of Detroit United Lines, his wife and four children, plus Miss Clara Stasiniewicz, were killed when their automobile skidded into an Interurban car near Rochester, Michigan. Edith Ives survived by leaping from the vehicle. The victims were all residents of Detroit. Ives was 46.
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Detroit
Edward H. Ives
Detroit United Lines
Detroit United Railway
Rochester
Mich
Here
Ives
Gertrude Ives
Clinton
Ruth
Robert
Clara Stasiniewicz
Edith Ives
Mr. Ives
Miss Stasiniewicz
Capac
Obenchain Jury Fails to Reach Agreement in Murder Trial
In Los Angeles on March 19 the jury in Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain murder case reported no verdict, division 9 to 3. The judge reset for March 21 for a new trial as Obenchain faced possible acquittal or conviction and her co defendant Arthur Burch prepared for a separate trial.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Madalynne Obenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
Sidney N. Reeve
Reeve
Obenchain
Women’s Department
Arthur O. Burch
Kennedy
Burch
Evanston
Glen
Ralph R. Obenchain
Thousand Opium Parties Arranged by One Man
Anthony Gessel confessed to arranging more than a thousand opium parties in New York City. He was arraigned in Magisterates Court and held in $1,500 for trial after being arrested for selling a tot of opium to detectives. He also admitted selling drugs to prominent persons in Hollywood, California.
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New York
Anthony Gessel
Gessel
Carlton Simon
Hollywood
Cal
Ships Bring Animals for Summer Circuses
New York dispatch reports two ships arriving from European ports with circus attractions. The Sudbury from Hamburg carried fifty seven wild tame and trained animals and a ballyhoo man claiming the European side show barking title. The Nieuw Amsterdam from Boulogne brought jugglers acrobats and a varied oddities lineup including Siamese twins and living skeletons.
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New York
Sudbury
Hamburg
Nieuw Am Sterdam
Boulogne
Death at Hand Ends Life in Cumminsville Home
Charles Hollerbach, 61, of 1902 Elmore Street, Cumminsville, died by suicide in his room several hours after discussing his failing health with his wife Theresa Hollerbach. A razor was found near a rug laid over the carpet to prevent soiling. Coroner D. C. Handley was notified and to investigate.
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Charles Hollerbach
Elmore Street
Cumminsville
Hollerbach
Theresa Hollerbach
Maine Election Considered in Third District Contest
In Augusta on March 19 the Third Maine District faces a GOP Democrat contest to replace ex Representative Peters. John E. Nelson and Ernest L. McLean, both Augusta attorneys, vie in a district long Republican but now challenged by a strong Democratic campaign. Peters won by varying margins in prior cycles, with women voting for the first time in 1920.
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Augusta
Maine
James G. Blaine
John A. Peters
John E. Nelson
Ernest L. McLean
Kennebec
Waldo
Somerset
Hancock
Washington
Peters
William R. Pattangall
Nelson
McLean
Congress
Blackmail arrest after police plant money in Van Cortland Park
A decoy package containing 10000 dollars was placed by police in a Van Cortland Park rock crevice after a threatening letter to contractor Robert Silverman. Two men, Louis Perearo and Lawrence Gentile, both locals, were arrested for attempted blackmail. Gentile is identified as a former Silverman employee.
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New York
van Cortland Park
Robert Silverman
Louis Pecarero
Lawrence Gentile
Silverman
Grand Jury Association
Bronx County
Gentile
Joy ride by two bandits ends with robbery near Mt. Auburn
Frank Tenscheid of 2506 Moorman Avenue was abducted on Annwood Avenue by two armed men and forced into a touring car. They took a gold wrist watch worth 26 and a purse with 56 before dropping him off at Highland Avenue. Police report threats of killing if he cried out. Separately, Charles Ball of 612 West Fifth Street reported four armed men robbed a restaurant at 1009 Central Avenue, taking 15.
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Frank Tenscherd
Moorman Avenue
Walnut Hills
Annwood Avenue
Madison Road
McMillan Street
Highland Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Tenscheid
Tenscherd
Seventh District
Peebles Corner
Charles Ball
West Fifth Street
Central Avenue
Roedinger Charges Deferred at Kentucky Church Meeting
In Alexandria Kentucky the Rev Paul B Roedinger pastor of St Pauls Evangelical Protestant Church faced charges of using hot language and failing to pay church debts after securing funds. The meeting deferred action until April 2 due to low attendance from rain and only 50 of 125 members present.
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Paul B. Roedinger
St. Paul’s Evangelical Protestant Church
Alexandria
William Hess
Board of Trustees
Roedinger
Hess
Reservations To Be Final Storm Center In Senate Treaty Debate
Senate debate on the four power Pacific treaty nears final stage with three reservations poised to spark fights. One would require no alliance and may win broad support. a second would seek outside powers’ consultation. a third, a no alliance declaration, is backed by irreconcilables. Administration hopes for ratification with limited reservations, while opponents push for stronger constraints.
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Washington
Senate
Harding
Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
California
Group of
Connecticut
McCormick
Republican
Illinois
Brandegee
Poincare Urges Wine For Health Of America
Paris reports Premier Poincare argues wine is healthful noting ancient wisdom and quoting an Anglo Saxon poet. He spoke at a banquet closing Wine Week asserting America controls its own laws but should recognize wine as health giving courage and life.
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Paris
Poincare
America
Public opinion to decide Senate ratification of naval treaties
Springfield speaker Frederick H. Gillett argues that public opinion will dominate Senate approval of the armament limitation treaties. He cites China as the Pacific key and notes Japan and the United States, allied with England and France, will avoid war without mutual discussion.
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Springfield
Mass
United States Senate
Frederick H. Gillett
House of Representatives
China
Pacific
Japan
United States
England
France
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