Debt parley needed to settle inter allied debts now
The article urges a concrete plan to resolve war debt disputes after the Dawes plan and criticizes hardline posturing between France and the United States. It calls for an international conference or Washington initiative, noting Britain’s push for talks and the need for an agreed solution among allied powers.
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Europe
United States
France
Paris
Washington
Louis Marin
French Chamber of Deputies
America
Edouard Herriot
Chamber
Congress
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Great Britain
Senate
England
Uncle Sam
Tax collectors discuss income publicity in New York district
Arry Herkowitz spoke to the Credit Men's Association on income tax publicity. He warned vanity makes some report higher incomes and questioned whether officials would prosecute. He noted some taxpayer fear of publicity and suggested future era of voluntary tax payments with broad broadcasts.
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Arry Herkowitz
New York
Harry
Credit Men’s Association
Motion to Quash Oil Indictments Involving Fall Sinclair and Doheny
Chief Justice McCoy hears defense bid to dismiss oil case indictments against Albert B. Fall Harry Sinclair E L Doheny and E I Doheny Jr over alleged illegal indictment procedures. Ten lawyers argue Senator Walsh obstructed justice with a radio speech during grand jury hearings while government prosecutors face separate charges of improper grand jury access and methods.
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Times
Washington Bureau
New York Avenue
Ashington
Walter I. McCoy
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Albert B. Fall
Harry Sinclair
E. L. Doheny
I. Doheny Jr
Thomas J. Walsh
Martin W. Littleton
New York
Frank J. Hogan
Washington
Fall
Walsh
Senator Walsh
Sinclair - Doheny
Justice McCoy
Grand Jury
Teapot Dome Committee
Owen J. Roberts
Atlee Pomerene
Peyton Gordon
Roberts
Pomerene
Oif
Department of Justtee
Gordon
Oliver A. Pagan
Department of Justice
Elk Hills
Doheny
Dohenys
Sinclair
Travel expenses deduction under 1924 revenue act limited
traveling costs including railroad fares and meals and lodging away on business may be deducted from gross income. Personal travel expenses do not apply. Reimbursed expenses must be reported. unreimbursed or commission-based costs may be deducted. Substantiation required with details of business nature days away total meals lodging and other travel expenses plus tips.
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N. Ln
Indianapolis Sees Second Fatal Auto Crash This Ten Days
In Indianapolis Indiana Nelson was killed by a speeding car on West Washington Street near the city outskirts Saturday night. The dispatch notes the lack of witnesses and crews and compares the crash to gun violence in Herrin. The writer calls reckless driving the citys greatest civic problem. Rily Oliver 738 Prospect St.
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Washington St
Indianapolis
America
Herrin
Indiana
Rily Oliver
Prospect St
Gentlemen's agreements in quarry sale to state noted
Ulius Hauck sold his quarry land of sixty six acres to the State in 1922 for nine thousand dollars. The public service commission valued stock and plant at forty four thousand thirty two dollars, but payment access was not settled, prompting critique of verbal deals with government and urging formal, recorded contracts through proper channels.
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Ulius Hauck
Reformatory
Pendleton
Public Service Commission
Robert Morris
Panama Railroad commissary system profits and scope
The Panama Railroad commissary system operated with five wholesale units nine retail stores seven manufacturing plants two electric refrigerating plants and an industrial laboratory. Gross receipts from sales totaled 7 324 203 76 with net profits of 409 248 86. Also notes the ongoing challenge of foot and mouth disease affecting European herds and global livestock.
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Panama Canal
Witty aphorisms on life and truth from 1925 quotes
A collection of pithy maxims on dissatisfaction, weather as truth, happiness, ancestry, ambition, and time. Notable lines note the inner truth, changeable weather, and calling to pursue personal fulfillment beyond boastful lineage or idle longing. Copyright 1925 NEA Service.
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NEA Service, Inc
Hidden Sweets in a Blanket Nap Scene
A playful verse describes a tiny sleeping child in a blanket on a shopping trip. People pause to peek as the sleeping infant lies in a carriage near a grocery door. The poem emphasizes charming trimmings, ribbons, and a peaceful child at rest.
Junk Trade Association Plans May Bonfire of Junked Cars
The Junk Trade Association proposes a May bonfire at the State fairgrounds burning old dealer held autos as a dramatic solution to the used car problem. The plan aims to keep dangerous, decayed vehicles from youths and reckless drivers who misuse them on highways.
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Trade Association
Indianapolis Automobile
Bank bandits to face death or life terms proposed by senators
Senators Lochard and Southward draft a bill to punish bank banditry with death or life imprisonment arguing tougher penalties will deter crime and ease bank-related fears. The piece notes past efforts and warns that harsher laws rarely deter determined criminals, stressing that actual punishment depends on judges.
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Lochard
Southward
Child Labor Costs and Proposes Prohibition
Mary Anderson of the U S Department of Labor argues that child labor and home based tasks stem from low wages. She cites employer logic on wages driving child and women labor and urges absolute prohibition as the remedy.
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Woman's Bureau
United States Department of Labor
UCH
Woman’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Joining the Army To the Editor of The Times
A reader reports surprise at a front page recruiting piece in The Times and mocks a phony article. He contrasts a polished metropolitan soldier with the grim plight of many American youths in hardship and poolrooms, criticizing press and welfare indifference.
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the Times
Metropolitan Journal
Indianapolis
Sergt. van der Zee
One Meter Metric Rule Offered by Washington Bureau
The Indianapolis Times offers a one meter metric rule printed on heavy paper, folded to pocket size with a protective envelope. It includes a short reverse side explanation of metric length, area, capacity, liquids, and weight and costs five cents postage.
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Washington
The
Indianapolis Times
New York Ave
Washington, D. C
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