Income Tax Fight Mirrors Aldrich Plan Debate
Washington dispatch notes President Taft shifts to back Aldrich on a two percent tax on corporate dividends as a substitute for an income tax. Senate and House divisions over the proposal threaten to derail constitutional change, with concerns about feasibility, timing, and partisan commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aldrich
Senate
Ald- Heh
Congress
Committee On the Judiciary
Serena Payne
House
Ways and Means
Taft
Ucenelon
Vangrene
Dione
Joe
Lnmuabiy
TRUSTS FIGHT TO RETAIN DUTY ON HIDES
Western senators push to keep the Dingley ad valorem rate on cattle hides, opposing free hides supported by other lawmakers as Lodge and Clapp speak for duty retention. Also reports a deadly head on collision near Chesterton, Indiana leaving fifteen dead and many injured, and ships carrying $1.5 million in gold en route to Seattle. William J. Bryan travels toward Grand Island to attend his son’s wedding in Colorado.
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Washington
Senate
Fiance
House
Lodge
Clapp
Warren
Carter
Dixson
Montana
McCumber
North Dakota
Sunnot
Utah
Hughes
Colorado
Bailey
Culberson
Chamberlain
Money
Road to Park Near Lander Opens a New Auto Route
A new automobile road from Lander to the nearby national park nears completion. The project links Milford on the western boundary and Shoshane division, with several locals already ordering carriages and garages under construction. The town awaits the full opening for travel and commerce.
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Lander
Jowston
Milford
Hiewauthort
Shoshane Dion Romerpation
Linders
BF Hanwalent
Td McMootere
LLL CMAN len wwe grr urdvant od 10h
Fragmentary OCR text references Morton Aluyton and a defeat, with garbled names and phrases. The readable elements mention Trettatian Min and a world outcome involving temaatin vier Che birdita of GAN MeMAINT wif Kaas tem the poor to the eel. OLVINE 1. PAVING.
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LLL
CMAN
Morton Aluyton
Elcome
Temaatin
Gan
Olvine
War on speed fiends erupts nationwide and Denver patrols
Denver ratepayers confront a speed crisis as officials vow arrests and fines to curb reckless driving. Chief Armstrong cites 7 percent of autos driven dangerously citywide. Also noted are a fatal auto accident victim Wallace Percy, 77, and other speeding penalties and arrests. A Seattle express train derailed into the Fraser River at Westminster bridge with two killed, none of the passengers harmed.
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Denver
Wallace Percy
Autolste
Courtney Dines
Tyson J. Dines
Hubert Grieger
C. B. Hoffman
Earl Mueller
Andrew Dewan
G. F. Segal
Armstrong
Cowan
Vancouver
Seattle Express
Great Northern
Frazier River
Westminster Bridge
Zeigwald
W. D. Snyder
Seattle
Wholesale raids on the Laramie hen coops
Howard Krouch, a year in Laramie, is jailed after Joe Millar’s complaint led Patrolman Radler to arrest him for stealing chickens. Krouch confessed to multiple raids on town hen coops, taking 25 from Jacob McGu, 4 from Ed Dougherty, 11 from Joe Miller, and a mower from Mr Dougherty. Chickens were sold at local markets, Gratiam market most. Miller recovered eight stolen birds at his location.
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Howard Krouch
Laramie
Tay Cony
Radler Yesturday
Joe Millar
Krouchad
Coppa
Jacob McGu
Ed Dougherty
Joe Milter
Mrr. Dougherty
Burna
Miller
Shin Place
Ole
Waking Remarkable Auto Trip Agrobs Country
A garbled report describes a family group traveling by car from Waoltin comet to a home in Felvidere Illinois. The fragment hints at a windy day and a possible vehicle issue or mishap as the party navigates rough terrain and seeks assistance.
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Mig
W. B. Woods
Daughter Peak
Felvidere
Wien
Moi Tote Chow
Rook Horinee
Umpire Controversy Marred Laramie Cheyenne Game
A Cheyenne umpire Waldo Moore and Dr Delaney were accused of unfair calls that allegedly decided a 3 to 1 Cheyenne victory over Laramie. Spectators and players described the game as rotten and disgraceful with profanity from Cheyenne fans. Indians reportedly faced pressure to “deliver the game” and one umpire’s disputed call tied the score in the fifth inning.
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Laramie
Vistors
Cheyenne
Pitine
Waldo Moore
Bilite
Moore
Indians
Delaney
Indjex
Taelf
Gems
Ira Brown
Will Cost Him Cool Million in Divorce
A dramatic financial dispute centers on Gould who seeks divorce from his wife and may pay a large sum if granted. Lawyers on both sides are profiting from the ongoing domestic difficulties as the case unfolds.
From Riches to Degradation in Gould Divorce Suit
The Gould divorce case reveals enormous sums spent by both sides on lawyers, detectives, and witnesses. Howard Gould faces high costs, with Mrs. Gould awarded temporary alimony of 25000 and counsel fees, while additional fees are sought. The dispute includes billions in potential assets and costly proceedings across cities and foreign lands.
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Gould
Howard Gould
Clarence J. Shewin
Mr. Shearn
Mrs. Gould
Justice Glegerich
Man Who Helped Give Nye a Start in Denver
A long, fragmented report recalls W H Milburn of Denver representing Aegis Life Insurance who visited Hoomerang, recalling Nye and the Denver Tribune. It notes Milburn’s claim of Nye’s wit and the Tribune’s role in Nye’s rise, with memories of collaborations and proposed paid art pieces.
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Nye
Wm. H. Milburn
Denver
Bill Nye
Mr. Milburn
W. H. Milburn
Aegis Life Insurance Company
Hoomerang
Denver Tribune
Fil Nye
Milburn
Coldelite
Albeut
Tribune
Newenaper
Letitia
Wild West Show for Fourth Celebration
A community Fourth of July celebration features a Wild West show with performers Watlacy Mason and H Dy Tones. The event, described as a local novelty aimed at entertaining families, runs in the afternoon with likely performances and a parade style program, drawing residents to enjoy the holiday.
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Aim Watlacy
C. Mason
H. Dy
Laraally
Willy Abe
Jang
Liege
Ana
Governor Names Delegates to Louisville Election
Governor names delegates to Louisville in a formal proclamation. The text includes garbled OCR with multiple unreadable segments, but the main action notes delegates chosen and announced by the state executive. Strong named entities are limited by the corrupted source.
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