Taft Pushes 2 Percent Tax on Undistributed Corporate Earnings
President Taft plans to send to Congress a tax amendment on 2 percent of un distributed corporate earnings and a constitutional amendment to allow an income tax. Attorney General Wickersham will draft both measures. Cabinet members and Republican leaders expect quick committee referrals and Friday action on the income tax amendment. The plan aims to bolster government revenue and public trust in corporations while signaling federal endorsement to investors both domestic and foreign.
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American Press Telegram
Washington
Taft
Root
congress
senate
Wickersham
prevent
committee on finance
committee on
Judicial
supreme court
Philippine free trade section adopted by Senate vote
Weahington June 16 The Philippine free trade section of the tariff bill with amendments was adopted by the Senate by a vote of 42 to 28.
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Weahington
senate
Finnell Died at Infirmary in Sudden Death
The death of Tiaac Finnell, an inmate of the infirmary, occurred suddenly Tuesday evening at seven o clock due to heart trouble. He had been ill for about a half hour and died before help could come. Finnell had lived at the infirmary since 1893 and had just turned 14. Funeral will be Thursday morning at 10 o clock with burial in Roscoe Cemetery.
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Tiaac Finnell
Editor Boyd to Wed Kate Olive Rambo in St Louis
Announcement of the forthcoming wedding between Frank M. Boyd a St Louis editor and Kate Olive Rambo of Kansas City is printed with details of their backgrounds. The couple, both well known locally, plan a late afternoon ceremony in St Louis and will honeymoon east afterward.
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Frank M. Boyd
Freand now
Coshocton Man Lands Contract for Loudonville Building
Pettit awarded the contract to construct City Hall and Opera House at Loudonville, with completion due by July 1 1910. Though not the lowest bid by figures, council deeming his advantages and calling him best bidder. Miss Ines Teale leaves for Granville to visit her uncle and attend college commencement.
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Pettit
Loudonville
M_ Pettit
wister
Ines Teale
Granville
WE Dawson
Protected Home Circle elects officers and plans memorial
The Protected Home Circle held its semiannual election naming E. E. Eckert Peer President and Louie Glanque President. C. B. Fleming as Vice President, Mrs. Frank Bibel as Guardian, H. J. Hershman as Trustee for three years, G. Q. H. Bible as Secretary and A. J. Wright as Treasurer. A memorial service is planned for Sunday evening June 7 at a church and officers will be installed in July. A committee of Harold Hershman, Hervey Bible and Louis Glanque will arrange the service.
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PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE
offhers
Peer
E E. Eckert
Louie Glanque
C. B Fleming
Guardian
Mra
Frank Bibel
Cimplain
Atwood
H. J. Hershman
GQ H Bible and Treasures
JF Wright
Harold Hershman Hervey
Wright Brothers Honored in Dayton Welcome Feier
Dayton to host a grand welcome for the Wright brothers and their family circle, featuring a river pyrotechnic display and a towering Genie homage with Wilbur and Orville Wright pictured at century’s end. Grand illumination on the water tower, Taft’s era nod, and a public meeting spotlight the aviation pioneers and Dayton laborers at the event.
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Wrigh brothers
Dayton
Taft
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Mrs Gould Testifies in Separation Suit Over Drinking Bouts
In New York on June 16 Katherine Clemmons Gould endured a trying session in her separation suit against Howard Gould. Witnesses for the defense cited her own past indulgence in alcoholic stimulants to argue alleged shared fault, while Mrs Gould expressed distress and emotion during testimony about Palm Beach and related matters.
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American Press Telegram
New York
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Gould
drork
Palm ¢ach
Keeny
Curious Stranger Haunts Mohawk Church Area
Residents of Mohawk were startled Tuesday afternoon by a mysterious colored man seen near the Mohawk Church during Children's Day practice. He appeared in feminine dress with a bonnet and orange blossoms, then changed to masculine clothes and headed toward Coshocton. Police were alerted and searched for the man, described as medium height with an ordinary build, but he had not been found.
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Coshoeton
SCOTTe wood
Witlan Button
Nellie Wedter
Toad
Costroden
Howitt
Plea for Cruelty and Desertion in Domestic Case
The plaintiff alleges cruelty and gross neglect by the husband to his wife and twenty month old child. He claims she was spat upon in the presence of witnesses and that she has abandoned the family. The case seeks action against the husband for perition acunst his wife and the welfare of the child.
Alleged Bootleggers Released on Bond
W W Q Barnes E B Johnston and F M Patterson were brought into probate court to be tried for alleged violations of the Rose Law Ali. They were released on bond set at two hundred dollars each with four signatures as principals and sureties including Mrs Laura Johnson. Trials set by the county: Patterson June ith at 1 A M, Barnes June 25th at 1 PM, Johnston June 25th at 1 00 PM.
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Barnes
E B Johnston
F M_ Patterson
Laura Johnson
E & Johnston
F M Patterson
Q. Barnes
Tune
BoB Johnston
dane
Train Rider Eludes Officer In Morning Arrest Attempt
Wednesday morning a train rider escaped arrest by Officer Doney after getting off at Main street crossing on No 18. He walked toward North Fifth street before Doney pursued, then vanished through Markley’s Inn alley, avoiding capture as the officer lamented the clash with a suspected law breaker.
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Doney
Main street
North Fifth street
Markley‘s inn
clais
Morse Admitted To Bail After Conviction
New York June 16 Charles Morse the banker who had been convicted violating the National Sending Act was admitted to bail as his case moves toward appeal and review.
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New York
Charles Morse
Court records reveal bail set at 125000 in Weasel case
In a cryptic report, J W Weasel was admitted to bail totaling 125000 after a card received from K Stac referenced events in Oregon and Chicago. The note hints at ongoing investigations and shifting interests amid the Windy City situation.
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K. Stac
Oregon
Chicago
Prizes Awarded In Gold Medal Contest At W Lafayette
West Lafayette attendees enjoyed a four hour Field Day with ideal weather and baskets. The program opened with a tennis match where Mira Mabel Smith defeated Helena Ferguson and earned Oxfords from Cantwell. L W Ford won the six man tennis contest with eight samen and McCue Hey took second with coven, winning a $3 650 prize pair of tennis Oxfords from Walker and Lawrence.
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W. Lafayette
Misa Frances Shaw
West Lafayette
sten
Mira Mabel Smith
Helena Ferguson
Midwestern College Meet Highlights Hurdles and Dashes
An afternoon of track field events showcased numerous feats as E N Johnston won the knee prize while Mot'itre of West Lafayette claimed the running board jump. Numerous events followed including high jump, pole vault, shot put and a 100 yard dash with multiple athletes earning prizes and small awards such as a fountain pen and a hat. The program featured college athletics and a debate segment with Miss Genevieve Tissell and Miss Frances Shaw.
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E N Johnston
Hite
Mot'itre
West Lafayette
Johnston
Rames
Anderson
Ganit
Kiley
Hoo Lucas
Siegrist & Willams
nh college
HE. Luce
oxfords
Brendel
Tripp
cuff
stich
Lyndé & Goxner
Mabel Giith
S@econds
lidies
Peoples
Woo
Brooke
Rodos
EL Moore
Panoork
TMt Harbour
Mo Leighntager
Walters
West Lauvette
Clark
segamia
F. Clark
Bo Moorehead
Fouts
Liecis
pauls trousers
J. Uo Levengood
Leighanger
umbrella
D oO
Thompson Disket ballaby
Blacks
Reis
Wachs
Dewar
Smarth
DeBerry
Marx
McCuskey
Hedakharbourt
Ferguson
Upton
lorman
Jones
Siaughn
M. PB
college glee club of mens voleos
Lions
Peterson
Bathualasi
Nicholas
Rob Snyder
TL Montgomery
Miss Ruse
Mr Cooper
Monroe Township Commencement Plans At Spring Mountain
The Monroe township graduation ceremony is set for Saturday June 1 at Spring Mountain. Speakers include Rev Funk and Ambir Markley, with readings by Redemptio Here and Willace Baker and a benediction by Rev WHO Punk Music by Johnston Orchestra. Probate Court reports file final accounts for guardians of Sherman Carter and Benson Carter. several names omitted from prior notices.
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Monroe township
Patterson
Spring Mountain
Willace
Rev Funk
Ruth Haverick
Gall Uluat
Roy Stil Parmer
John Winnie Tamer
Marlon Wil
Marie Mourhtley
Ambir Markley
John Mistard
Redemptia
Waillace Baker
Frank Ashman
Benediction
Johnston Orchestra
Cowshacton
C Kissner
Sherman Carter
C. Eischer
Benson Carter
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