Lawyer Must Pay Taxes on State Income
The Supreme Court ruled lawyers must pay federal income taxes on fees earned from cities and states. J Howard of Houston was taxed on 452 dollars for 4275 dollars in 1921 fees from Navasota and Victoria. The decision rejects a circuit ruling exempting him from the tax.
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United Press
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Circuit Court of Ppeals
J. Howard
Houston
Tex
Navasota
Victoria
Reed
Vania
Supreme Court
Howard
Fed
Postpone Watson Case Delayed by Norris Illness in Senate
The Watson nomination from Scranton to the federal judiciary faced a delay in the Senate today due to the illness of Norris of the judiciary committee. The postponement comes as consideration stalled while health issues are addressed.
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Norris
Senate
United Press
Washington
Albert Watson
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Konjola touted as neuritis healer across nation
A feature touts Konjola as a cure for neuritis and various ailments. It highlights Chambers Lyons of Mooresville Indiana who claims seven bottles relieved severe neuritis after a year of pain, with promotion by the Konjola Man at Hook De Drug Store in Indianapolis.
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Konjola
Chambers Lyons
Mooresville
Hook Dable
Illinois
Indianapolis
Polis
Lyons
Onjola
Njola Man
Hook de
Washstreets
Royal family attends Mary Magdalene church service at Sandringham
Royalty from three nations attended a Sunday service conducted by Rev A Fuller at Mary Magdalene church Sandringham England. The royal party including King George Queen Mary King Christian Queen Alexandrine Queen Maud and the Dukes of York and Gloucester were present before returning to Sandringham palace. In a separate note from South Bend Indiana burglars stole twenty four boxes of cough drops from R S Haag store.
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United Press
Sandringham
England
A. Fuller
Little Mary Magdalene Church
George
Queen Mary
Christian
Alexandrine
Denmark
Maud
Norway
Dukes of York
Gloucester
Sandringham Palace
South Bend
Ind
R. S. Haag
Couple Held in Alleged Fraud In Knox Rubber Scams
Howard Moorehouse and Amelia Mahoney are jailed on vagrancy charges with $3,000 bonds while police and the Better Business Bureau probe Moorehouse’s nationwide activities. They were arrested in a downtown hotel after Moorehouse took a $50 deposit from William Wilson for a so called state rights agency tied to Knox Rubber Corporation of Los Angeles. Telegrams from Knox Rubber say Moorehouse was discharged last November. He allegedly collected $475 from a Dallas firm $500 from a New Orleans firm and $800 from two St. Louis firms for rights since the discharge date. He says his operations are legal. An advertisement in a local paper drew Wilson to the scheme and prompted the arrest.
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Howard Moorehouse
Los Angeles
Amelia Mahoney
Better Business Bureau
Moorehouse
William Wilson
Danville
Ind
Knox Rubber Corporation
Dallas, Tex
New Orleans
St. Louis
Rubber
Wilson
Indiana observes T. C. Steele memorial week
Indiana will honor T. C. Steele with a memorial week from today through December 14. Indianapolis schools libraries and museums schedule programs and displays of his paintings in downtown stores galleries and the Hoosier magazine devotes much of its December issue to Steele. Prints of his works will be shown in ninety grade schools and twenty one city libraries.
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Indiana
T. C. Steele
Indianapolis
Hoosier Magazine
Indiana News
Steele
WOUND BANK BANDITS SHAKOPEE ROSTER OF SHOCKING BANK ATTEMPT
Three young bank robbers, about 25, were shot in Shakopee Minnesota after attempting to rob the First National bank. Charles Brown of the Minnesota Bankers Protective Association and Sheriff Joseph C. Weckman trapped the fugitives as they fled with about $1,500. One man possibly fatally wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Shakopee, Minn
First National Bank
Charles Brown
Minnesota Bankers’ Protective Association
Joseph C. Weckman
Brown
Weckman
Elwood Names Christmas Mother from Legion Auxiliary
Elwood Indiana December 9 Mrs John Shaw a member of the American Legion Auxiliary has been appointed Elwood s Christmas mother by local officials and community leaders in a year end outreach effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Ind
John Shaw
American Legion Auxiliary
Church Locations Survey Started By Indianapolis Clergy
Twenty one Indianapolis clergy and lay members will tour the city Tuesday in automobiles to study church locations and adjacent territories. Led by Dr. L. C. Trent and others, the survey uses charts by Guy Boyle to map spheres of church influence with several months devoted to research before recommendations.
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Indianapolis
L. C. Trent
Woodruff Place Baptist Church
Dwight Ritter
Broadway M. E
Ernest N. Evans
Church Federation of Indianapolis
Guy Boyle
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Evans
Trent, Ritter, Boyle
Harry Medlock
W. S. Caughran
G. C. Leonard
R. H. Buenting
Orion W. Fifer
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B. Rosemargy
F. P. Stocker
J. Ambrose Dunkel
B. W. Duck
H. B. Hostetter
J. H. Rilling
W. Cc. Ball
R. C. Windhorst
L. B. Cooper
W. R. Borc
Injunction Trial Over Reciprocal Auto Insurance Order
Arguments in Superior Court today on an injunction suit by American Automobile Underwriters Inc resisting an order by State Insurance Commissioner Clarence Wysong. The order bans certain assessment clauses in policies issued by reciprocal insurers. Special Judge Lynn D. Hay presided. proceedings were expected to last the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Automobile Underwriters, Inc
Clarence Wysong
Superior
Lynn D. Hay
Wysong
Ramsgate Lifeboat Rescues Ship in North Sea Gale
In Ramgate Kent England the lifeboat answered by steamship Frieda sent distress calls near Deal as it sank rapidly amid a raging North Sea storm. The rescue occurred today with the lifeboat putting to sea in response to the sinking vessel’s desperate circumstances.
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United Press
Ramsgate
Kent
England
Coal root of school deficit urged by state official
Dr John H Hewitt Vigo county senator and state coal bureau director says using Indiana mined coal could cut the $1 500 000 school deficit by about half. He notes sixteen coal counties face deficits and unemployment as mines close and argues local coal purchases would raise taxables and lift tax payments. He cites fifteen thousand coal miners out of work and tax struggles for townships and counties.
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John H. Hewitt
Vigo County
State Coal Bureau
Hewitt
Indiana
Dunn resigns from New Marion Club director post
County Auditor Harry Dunn resigns as a director and member of the New Marion Club effective immediately. He remains a member of the Republican advisory committee appointed by G. O. Martin Hugg as county chairman, amid the club's stance against George W. Coffin's leadership.
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New Marion Club
Harry Dunn
Coffin Republican
Albert E. Uhl
Dunn
Martin Hugg
New G. O
Republican Advisory Committee
Marion Club
George W. Coffin
Lions Parley Slated in Scottsburg Meeting
A Lions clubs district gathering will be held in Scottsburg Thursday with a large Indianapolis delegation expected. Ross F. Lockridge is slated as speaker. James M. Ogden attorney-general will address the Lions' Club luncheon at Lincoln on Wednesday.
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Scottsburg
Lions Clubs
Indianapolis
Ross F. Lockridge
James M. Ogden
Lions’ Club
Lincoln
Owen Young urges global telegraph and radio monopoly
Owen D Young testifies before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee proposing consolidation of all telegraph and radio facilities into one government regulated global system. He argues a private monopoly is risky and suggests national ownership if needed to avoid foreign control. cites AT&T dominance and inefficiencies from dual telegraph systems.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Owen D. Young
Radio Corporation of America
Young
America
Couzens
Communications Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bids Sought for Groceries and Laundry Supplies Indiana Institutions
The Joint Purchasing Committee of the benevolent and correctional institutions of Indiana invites sealed bids for groceries and laundry supplies. Bids due by 10 am December 16 at the Secretary’s office Room 326 State House. Committee reserves right to reject bids or waive defects. E MCCDY Secretary.
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State OF
Indiana
Joint
State House
Joint Purchasing Committee
E. McCdy
Public Auction of Unclaimed Freight Items 1929
Major rail companies schedule public auction of unclaimed freight on December 17 1929 at Indianapolis Indiana. Items include paint lacquer calendars lamps wood cribs salt seed and various household goods from multiple consignors with many lots listed and inspection allowed December 16 1929. Descriptions note no guarantee of quantity or contents and sale payable by cash or certified check.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago & J. Louis R'y. Co
Cincinnati Northn RR
Peoria & Eastern RR
Evansville
Indianapolis
Terre- Haute
Capitol Ave
South St
Ind
American Asbestos Prod. Co
Ohio
Clark Swartz Co
Columbus Ind
A. O. Colson Co
Paris
Glidden Co
Ella Seigel
Illinois Power & Light Corpn
Danvers
Ill
Bolliger Bros
Tremont
Mil
Z. Manis Co
Advance Rumley Thresher Co
Columbus
Bestoseal Mfg. Co
A. O. Titus
Catawba Ohio
Wood _ Crib
Billman_ Howe. Co
Glen Karn
Wood Crib
Westlake Cleaners and_ Tailors
W. C. Boyd & Co
la Rue
Wood
Charley Isfall
Thorntown
Hamm Grocery Co
Granite City
Paul
J. Baumgartner
Galion
Wm. Jackson
Urbana
W. C. Abbott
Hagerstown
Morehouse Milk Farm
la Fayette
Hamilton Furniture Co
Bhelbyville
Vanity Mirror
Dizie Rose Ranch
West Carrollton
Henry J. Miley
Petersburg
Dai I
A Vance
Soi
Transportati Cc. A. Intrs
Death Notice Anna Boles 49 of Bath
Anna Boles age 49 wife of Ralph Boles mother of Alter Nichols and Emery Boles sister of Nora Johnson Dora O Neil Lina Mygrant Samuel T Stutz and half sister of Rachel Wilcox died Sunday December 8 funeral December 11 1 30 p m Bath Memorial Church corner Commerce and Windsor Buried Crown Hill friends may call at 429 N Davidson Avenue to view the late Mrs Boles
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National Studio
Ripley
Shakspear
Jem Mace
Joe Coburn
Hovs4 Invest
Fred Thompson
New York
Petrified Forest
Arizona
King Peaturee Syndicete
Britain
Richte
Motion Pictures
Joan Croon
ULE
PVA
Laurel Hardy
Hearst Metrotone News
Royalty AT
Seouras Publix Theatres
Paramount
Esther Ralston
Jack Holt
Lila Lee
Ralph Graves
Riley
Buescher Band Instruments
Pearson Piano Co
Normans Tee
W. Wash
ST. Stof
HAAG
Investments Fletcher American Company
Leon
State
Edward Everett Horton
Patsy Ruth Miller
Alan Hale
Hap Hazzard
Mrs. Geo. Primrose & Co
Jules — Howard
Fun
Ewing Eaton
Lois Moran
All Talk—Music
Ieee
Ose
Apollo
Dolores Costello
Grant Withers
Hearts In Exile
Vitaphone
Movietone Acts” News
Granada
Virginia Ave
Glen Tryon
Evelyn Brent
Ali Secre
Leon Bayard de Volo
Laura Langhauser
Huntington Park
Cal
Miss Langhauser
Boat
Frieda
LIONS
Parley
States OF the Union
Indianapolis Times
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
Bulletin
United States
Owen Yvnuge
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