Governors Urge Federal Estate Tax Repeal
Governors from several states and representatives of major tax groups urged repeal of the federal estate tax at a hearing before the Senate Ways and Means Committee. They argued states should keep revenue from property within their borders and backed plans to shift or eliminate taxes on estates and gifts, seeking uniformity and reduced tax confusion across states.
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Washington
Keneal
Ferteral
Atx Viates
A. Delain
Nu- Hong
Delano
Duke Leaves 100 Million Estate To Widow And Child
A report on Duke leaving a vast estate thought to exceed 100 million dollars to his widow Mrs Lilian Duke and their twelve year old daughter Davis. The will details a legacy to Duke University and other gifts, with the remainder of the estate possibly tied up in probate in Somerville New York. The text notes a prior divorce case and a disputed settlement with Mrs Lilian N McCready Duke, highlighting family tensions and modest living conditions of the former wife.
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Duke
New York
Dymes
Nachman Dyke
American Tobacco Campu
Somerville
Pievmonty aucOutohor
Mra
Naualltia
Davis
Duke University
Lilian N. McCready
Lilian Duke
West Wighty-eighth Street
Millionaire's Adopted Son Guilty of Robbery at Waukegan
Jack Durand, adopted son of a millionaire, found guilty in Waukegan of taking part in a robbery that targeted YY, Mdeun White of Amnaue & Co. The court may sentence him up to twenty years. He posted a $10,000 bond signed by his foster mother.
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Waukegan
Jack Durand
Lake bin
Waa
Hong of YY
Mdeun White
Amnaue & Co
Deamonds
Dyrind
Airea Oo
Pastor Killed and Bride Hurt in Jerusalem Traffic Crash
In Jerusalem near the Mount of Olives an automobile overturned during a trip to Holy Land. The pastor, identified as Warren Tasty twenty five of Bangor, Ind, and his bride, Persia Bebrigaid of Bursington Town, were passengers. the pastor was killed and the bride slightly injured.
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Holy Land
Jerusalem
Sho Hey
Warren Tasty
Bangor
Misa Persia
Bursington
Say Quacks Take Millions At Public Health Meet
A fragmented report claims a group calling itself the Say Quacks amassed millions during the final season of an American Public Health association convention. The text suggests wrongdoing in public health funding and shifts in care provision, with unclear attribution and dubious claims.
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St. Louis
American Public Health Association
Lave Ag
Radio Fan Lanes Wile Minneapella Divorce Case
Irene Arnoldys was granted a divorce from her husband who spent most of his time with radio sets in Minneapolis. The case involved their two children and reflects a personal separation rather to financial dispute.
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Radio Seta
Mra
Irene Arnoldys
Thiels Twa Childpan
Unflattering Light on Doctor and Spouse in Daytin Tale
A garbled Daytin exchange shows a patient thanking Doctor George for saving her husband. The dialogue hints at a physician's wife and a long illness, with comments on how timely care might have changed the outcome for Mary and her dying husband. The fragmentary text preserves names and a medical intervention claim.
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Dole Dently
Daytin
George
Daetor
Dali
Slce
U S Warships Guard Yank in Syria
Washington reported two American destroyers ordered from Gilvraltiy to Alexandria and Beypt for protection of American life and property in Syria amid a revolt by tribal leaders. Messages to Vice Admiral Wells and dispatches from the American military indicate naval escort to Syrian ports as tensions rise in the region around Damascus and Aleppo with about 160 Americans in the area.
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Washington
Oben
Gilvraltiy
Alexandr
Beypt
Verulivss
Aries Fean
Tribeamen
Adourul Hoger Wells
Kawadron
Egbest
Priuit Khaherighve
Metrit
Syriq
U S Collects Taxes In September 1935 Increase Reported
The Internal Revenue Service released September 1935 tax figures showing total collections of 448 330 453 dollars. Individual tax receipts rose by about 21 800 75 dollars vs August and 350 44 800 73 dollars compared to September 1924. Miscellaneous taxes reached 58 841 017 dollars, down from 74 842 248 in September 1924. The report notes efforts to expand the tax answering corps to assist taxpayers nationally.
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U.S
Sentemba
President Coolidge Declines Karolyi Entry Exclusion Inquiry
President Coolidge states he will not interfere with the Karolyi exclusion order amid reports of the Countess Karolyi entering the United States. The matter involves possible entry by Countess Karolyi, wife of Count Karolyi, former Hungarian president, with implications for U.S. immigration policy.
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Karolyi
Washington
Coolidge
Ila
Mer
Mit
Karolyl
Kirolyl
Mungary
Mihough Ralph Dgeaver Stenaaiger
Piladelphia
Jer Welalf
Robinson Gets Ralston Seat in U S Senate
Robinson, an Indianapolis attorney, is appointed United States senator from Indiana to succeed the late Samuel M. Ralston. Governor H. Jackson names him to serve until the state election in November 1920, when a successor will be chosen to fill the remainder of the term.
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Edwin Sldney Brouseard
Louisiana
Lowalana
Ald Rove
Witer
DrueHoed Faye
Senate
Robinson
Ralston
U. S. Senate
Indianapolla
Arthur TN. Robinson
Altorney
United States
Indigun
Sanyel M. Ralston
H. Jackson
Bildcouwa Torm
Robinion
Debt Mission to U S Bucharest Reported
Officials announced after a cabinet meeting that the liquidating plan for Teyranni debt will move to the United States. Grant Teiytani will travel to the United States as Vintha Bentiono, laister of Ananee, confirms the next steps.
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U. S. Bucharest
Hayley
Abd al-Krim to Move Again Madrid
Abd al-Krim plans another move involving Abd al Kriia and a four year old child, with reports of detours and tensions in Madrid. The notice references a sudden relocation linked to regional conflicts and shifting loyalties within the area.
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Abd al-Krim
Madrid
Abdal-Kriia
Old Folks Must Wille Dry With Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin
An elderly physician Dr Caldwell of Tennessee advocates a tonic labeled Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for constipation. The ad claims it cleanses the system, improves bowel movement, and promotes health with a long standing reputation. The message urges readers to buy a large bottle at stores selling the product.
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Wille
W. B. Culiwell
Aintelo
eimaUpalion
Guldwell
Mother Grays Powders Benefit Many Children
Mothers praise Mother Gray's Sweet Powders as a remedy for headaches stomach aches worms and other child ailments. Marketed as a long trusted remedy for over 30 years the powder is said to calm colds aid digestion and regulate bowels with wide doctor and mother endorsements. Sold by druggists nationwide with a trial package offer.
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Mother Gray
Syhiehelikiren
Draggitts
Fragmented Philosophical Verse on Justice and Enlightenment
The text expounds on the Vengerbs embodying a currole and practical philosophy of an age or diktion. It argues that to obtain what is unjust from the Just, one must seal what cannot be taken from the unjust folly. A titan cannot know innocence without renewing something of Ulmeels.
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Nuyatigan
Gastritis and Digestive Woes Aid and Warnings
Fragmented consumer health note warns about gastritis symptoms and self care. Mentions stomach pain vomiting and headaches and urges seeking medical help for persistent issues. References remedies and mentions mentha peppermint products as a suggested aid.
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