Tax Plan Debate Highlights Rich Benefit for Few
A Congressman argues the Mellon plan cuts taxes mainly for the rich while erasing burdens on six million small earners. He notes 525,000 high earners pay most surtaxes, and suggests shifting losses to dwellers and corporations to fund broader relief.
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Congressman Garner
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mellon
Garner
Mr. Garner
Coolidee
Wall Street
New Officers Elected for Order of DeMolay
At the annual meeting in the Masonic Temple new officers were chosen led by Homer Ferguson as leader. Mayer becomes master of the degree. New members Hughes Clarice Pulliam Ray Robinson French Pinet Bud Armstrong John Nuus Ernst Engelbrecht join. A joint installation with the Eastern Star is planned for January 8.
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Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Homer Ferguson
Joseph Mayer
Mayer
Clarke Ross
Edgar Conkle
Waverly Irwin
John H. Carothers
Seldon Branneman
Shirley Easley
Clarence Irwin
Pat Houchin
Earl Tipton
Chaplin
Carroll Clary
Ray Cooper
Sentinel
Ben Stewart
Almoner
Elmer Braker
John Steinbeck
Louis Arthur
Antrobus
Howard Crane
Ray Wheeler
Albert Linxwiler
R M. Talbert
de Molay
Order of Eastern Star
Hughes Clarice Pulliam
Ray Robinson
French Pinet
Bud Armstrong
John Nuus
Ernst Engelbrecht
Miss Idl aide Schott Recovers From Illness
Miap Schott better after a week with la Grippe and plans to be out by the latter part of the week.
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Idl
Aide Schott
la Grippe
Three Russellville Teams Play Here Today at East Simonsen
Three Russellville squads visit East Simonsen High School for games today with both boys and girls teams hosting. The 4 PM afternoon clash features the boys’ second teams, followed by a 7:30 PM doubleheader with the first squads. Captain Irvine Nichols of the Jays is shelved by a shoulder injury. many of last year’s stars return.
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Russellville
East Simonsen High School
Twe
Irvine Nichols
Jays
Fred Buehrle Re elected Leader of Farm Club
The Grand View Community Farm Club held its seventh annual meeting electing Fred Buehrle as president for another term. Other officers chosen were William Dulle as vice president Gottlieb Vieth as secretary Frank Kroll as treasurer Albert Buehrle and Frita Buehrle as executive members and Carl Schuricht as marshal. The gathering included a supper and dance at Neutzler's hall Sunday evening with strong attendance.
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Grand View Community Farm Club
Fred Buehrle
Neutzler’s Hall
Ex service man dies by self immolation near Sheridan
The charred body of Frank Crompton, 26, a Fort Mackenzie Veterans Hospital patient, was found chained to two cottonwood trees in a nearby coulee. A note in his cap claimed God’s wish, and two dog chains with padlocks were found, with gasoline cans nearby.
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Crompton
Former Emperor Wins Libel Verdict in Germany
In Dortmund a libel suit against General Anzeiger editor von der Heydt concluded with the former German Emperor William awarded 500 gold marks. The case related reports that the Kaiser caused Lieut. Hahnke’s death in 1895 after an alleged insult aboard the imperial yacht Hohenzollern as other versions circulated abroad. Count Plater Hallermund testified the wound stemmed from a rope during maneuvers.
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Dortmund
William
General Anzeiger
Herr von der Heydt
Lieut
von Hahnke
Hahnke
Count Plater Hallermund
Excellent Musical Concert Tonight at Jefferson Theater
Two rising American opera stars, Mme Lucchese from Texas and Mr Ringling from Wisconsin, perform arias and duets tonight at the Jefferson Theater. The program features Gilda from Rigoletto and encores including The Last Rose of Summer, aiming for a large attendance.
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Jefferson Theater
Mma
Lucchese
Texas
San Antonio
Mr. Ringling
Wisconsin
Charles E. ‘Ringling
Mme. Lucchese
Gilda
Caro Nome
Lucchese’s
Ringling
Normas Rural Mail Delivery Routes Closed on Christmas
Postmaster B. H. Linhardt announces that no mail will be delivered on rural routes Christmas Day. The notice informs customers of the service disruption and expects local residents to plan accordingly.
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Normas
B. H. Linhardt
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Inter-Southern Radio. Corp
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Moe
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East High Street
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Ben F. Schuetz
Merchants Bank Bldg
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Max Meyerhardt
E. High Street
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Zeke
Ae Saale
Carterville
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