Chattanooga Manufacturers Seek Supreme Court Test on Tax Law
A Chattanooga article notes plans to challenge a state revenue act dubbed Mente bil No 684. Local manufacturers argue the measure is unconstitutional and aim to take the case to federal court after initial court actions and appeals.
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United Ang Ww States Supreme Court
Tenn
Voameehd
McMinn County
Inez
Ute
Cates Hax
Chattanooga Manufacturers’ Association
Board of Governors
Ail & Carswell
Ud Cighten Capital
Alate, Ri
Dog reasons way to catch rats
A master ratter dog failed to trap rats in a coal house due to a back crack. After furious barking the dog circled the building and, learning from past attempts, chose a new approach that shook multiple rats.
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Chicago Tribune
Second Service at Tabernacle Delivers Fealty to Confession
A crowded Tabernacle Monday night hosted the second service in a series despite threatening weather. Dr T A Wharton preached a forceful sermon on Confession, followed by an invitation and prayer led by Rev J W Cherry. Parish volunteers were urged to assist in the evening worship and logistics.
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Tabernacle
Mr. Gotton
T. A. Wharton
J. W Cherry
Warbler with no place in the universe of men
A fragment quotes Success Magazine calling the warbler type a man who wanders, never chooses, and always apologizes. It portrays him as disliked, eccentric, and cranky for never taking a firm stand on any issue.
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Pever
Magar
New Federal Laws Take Effect With Fiscal Year Start
The new year brings numerous federal changes: new 10 cent stamps labeled Special delivers may substitute for special delivery, a new $20 gold certificate debut on Treasury notes, and measures to curb counterfeiting. Pay raises for postal clerks rural and rail carriers follow, with postmasters recording mail weight for six months. Immigration, artillery reorganization, and child labor probes begin, while the U S gains writ of error access in certain criminal cases.
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Uncle Sum
Michael Hyllegar
Regun
Artillery Corps
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Nashville
Triplets Ed Carmack Cox and Taylor draw county pride
A Morristown Gazette letter recounts triplets Ed Carmack, John Cox, and Bob Taylor living in Del Rio Tennessee. The piece notes weight at birth, early crawling, and the families’ pride. mentions notices to Roosevelt and a local purchase of Doane’s Regulator for constipation.
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Morristown Gazette
del Rio
Tenn
Ed Carmack
John J. Cox
Bob Taylor
Gov. Cox
John L
John 1
Bob Tay
Tor
John
Cocke County
Newport
Roosevelt
Carmack
Alma
Ninhville
William
Fannie Hox
Penalty Not Enforced For Late State Reports
The Nashville Tennessean notes that yesterday was the final day for corporations to file with the secretary of state without incurring a 500 dollar penalty. Officials advise many reports and taxes will arrive late but accepted without penalty between now and September 1. Delinquent filings will be certified after September 3, and penalties may apply only to those failing to report by July 1, though officials expect no hardship given the law’s newness.
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Secretary of State
Deltig
Morton
Nashville Tennessean
Canaan
Ariel
Jodge Pike
Mamie
Bam Warden
Bugent
Misa Pike
Abe
Eugene
Atiel
Pike Mansion
Suely
Mamle
Miss Tabor
Mr. Fittcroft
Artel'ari
Norbert
Arigi
Aldo
Siacey
Rancher Nearly Marries His Own Daughter in Wyoming
Erastus Siniger a wealthy ranchman and believed bachelor, announced he would wed his daughter Nelle Farmer after a past life was revealed at a friend’s home near Anaconda. The bride fainted, the minister was dismissed, and Siniger claimed the eastern marriage had ended with a long lost daughter revelation.
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Riverton
Wyo
Erastus Siniger
Siniger
Nelle Farmer
Farmer
Anaconda
Mrs. Farmer
Toledo firm offers cure for catarrh in 19th century notice
Frank J Cheney of F. Cheney & Co swears as senior partner that the Toledo firm will pay one hundred dollars for each ca se of catarrh cured. The document, dated December 6, names A W Gleason as notary, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with internal use claims and free testimonials. Sold by all druggists with Halle Family Pills for constipation also advertised.
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Sealy Notary Public
Molle
F J, Cheney & CO
Toledo
No Beauty Prize For Him
Mrs Smith and Mrs Jones share contriving remarks about marriage plans and misunderstandings as a domestic snip of opinion. The snippet notes the couple’s engagement and the differing social views, with a hint of light gossip from a Baltimore American source.
Conquest of Canaan Chapter Nine Gossip at the Pike mansion
Ariel Tabor hosts a Sunday lawn gathering at the Pike mansion as townsfolk arrive in groups, discussing Joe Louden’s mayoral talk and Beaver Beach. Norbert’s meddling exposes Ariel to uneasy rumors while Mr. Arp revisits past promises and laments the failure of Joe Louden’s return.
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Sieret
Joe Loulen
Mir Lowden
Mlk
Sal
Ariel
Joseph Louden
Canaan
Bin
Tungor
Hass
Joe
Beaver Beach
Miss Tabor
Mr. Louden
Norbert
Pikes
Mike Sheehan
Eugene
Eve Ween
Mamie
Bugete
Roger Tabor
Arie
Mamiv
Norber
Ko Jong
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Plenke
Mr. Arpacidely
Flitcroft
Mamie Pike
Tocsin
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Folke
Wight
Joe Louden
London
Roger
Manan
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