Notable American Pianist Phillip Gordon To Play In Laredo
Wednesday's Daily notes Phillip Gordon the young American pianist will perform a recital in Laredo on March 6 under the Tuesday Music and Literature Club. Born in Cincinnati and trained in New York with Joseffy and abroad with Ernst von Dohnanyi, Gordon has appeared across the United States and has earned critical and public praise for his extensive repertoire and concert standard. He is recognized for natural gift tempered by intense study and work.
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Phillip Gordon
Laredo
Gordon
United States
Mr. Gordon
Cincinnati
Ohio
New York
Joseffy
Ernst von Dohnanyl
Metropolis
Reward Offered for Arrest of Two Assault Robbers
A. M. Bruni offers a $400 reward for the arrest and conviction of two men who assaulted and robbed his uncle, John Bruni, with the notice dated March 1, 1931. The appeal seeks lawful action and accountability.
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John Bruni
Income tax in a nut shell ends filing period March 15 1926
Incomes for single filers must be 1600 net or 6000 gross and for married couples 3500 net or 5000 gross. Files at the Collector of Internal Revenue first district of Texas Austin Texas. Form 1040A 1040 instructions plus law. Tax rates 1.5 percent on the first 4000 over exemptions credits 3 percent on next 4900 5 percent on the balance and a surtax on net income over 10000.
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Internal Revenue
First District of Texas
Austin
Texas
Your Income Tax No 4 Exemption Rules and Dependents Credit
The 1926 revenue act bases taxpayer exemptions on months as single, married, or head of a family. Example: a couple married Sept 30 1926 gets 9-12 of 1500 for the husband and 9-12 of 1500 for the wife plus 3-12 of 3500 for the married period. If head of family ceases mid year, exemption adjusts to 2500. The $400 dependent credit depends on status as of year end. support cessation removes the credit.
Fascist regime limits songs with approved national music
Rome dispatch reports that under Fascist rule free speech is restricted and music must be performed in officially approved forms. The party anthem Giovinezza and Balilla songs now require authorization from the national directorate to be played or sung.
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Associated Press
Rome
Mar
Old Ironsides to go on tour note of restoration
The U S S Constitution will be rebuilt before voyaging to lake river and sea ports. Funds of about 500000 are sought in public schools as part of a restoration plan to display relics and revive historic pride. The ship’s launch year 1797 and War of 1812 record are highlighted to rally support.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Constitution
United States Navy
Boston
United States
New York
Congress
Gail
Java
Guane
Levant
Old England
Ancient Salt Mines and Sandals Found at Nevada City
Archaeologists in Nevada report vivid finds at Pueblo Grande de Nevada including caverns with rock salt walls and floors preserved for about 2,000 years. Gov Scrugham notes salt mining sites and ornaments unearthed alongside a deer hide sandal with cotton cords, while turquoise remains are scarce.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Pueblo Grande de Nevada
Nevada
Scrugham
Singham
Heights Civic Club Meeting At Mrs Gates Home
Wednesday afternoon the Heights Civic Club will meet at the home of Mrs Ai E Gates. Thursday the Missionary Society of the Christian Church will gather in the church parlor at 3 o clock in the afternoon. The W M U in the Baptist Church will hold an all day meeting starting at 10 in the morning for a week of prayer for Home Missions.
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the Heights
Ai E
Gates
Society of the "Christian Church
Tha Baptist Church
Sir Sidney Lee Dies in London Shake speare Authority
Sir Sidney Lee, renowned as a Shakespeare authority, died in London on March 3. He was celebrated for his scholarship and contributions to literary criticism and bibliography.
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Associated Press
London
Sidney Lee
Shakespeare
Railroads press new combinations amid market sway
AP reports talks on consolidating railways including Kansas City Southern Missouri Texas St Louis Southwestern and Santa Fe connections. Stocks show a sharp loss from a Nickel Plate decision yet high grade issues hold above prior levels as trading progresses.
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Associated Press
New York
Vane ‘Sweringen
Ayatem
Kansas City
Missouri
Kshsne
E ‘Exas
St. Louis
Rumor Links Alfonso to Flight to South America
Madrid circles report an unconfirmed claim that King Alfonso plans a South American flight guided by Commander Franco who recently piloted from Palos to Buenos Aires. No official confirmation has been issued as of March.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Alfonso
South America
Franco
Palos
Buénos Aires
Counterfeiters Arrested in Major New York Bust
Ten alleged counterfeiters were arrested in New York with a broader roundup in Philadelphia Syracuse Detroit and other cites. U S secret service chief Joseph Palma announced the operation targeting spurious currency and a group of about 30 passengers involved.
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Associated Press
New York
Philadelphia
Byracuse
Detroit
Joseph Palma
United States’ Secret Service
Decisive Defeats Reported in Civil War Fronts
Peking reports decisive defeats for the Kuominchan or National People's army on two fronts. The losses signal rapid developments in the civil war and potential new matters reaching Peking, which is controlled by the Kuominchun under Marshal Feng.
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Associated Press
Peking
Kuominchan
People’s Army
Kuominchun
Marshal Feng
Dallas Rep Irwin to Launch Attorney General Campaign in Huntsville
Representative T. K. Irwin of Dallas, noted for leading prison reform efforts, announced on March 3 that he will begin his bid for attorney general with a campaign kick in Huntsville on March 27.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
T. K. Irwin
Huntsville
Notes of Sport and Sporting Hints Across Disciplines
Ty Cobb’s best batting season was 191, archery and lawn bowling are long standing Brit ish outdoor sports. A British Empire amateur billiards championship opens in London on April 12. The British women’s open golf championship occurs May 10–16 at Royal St David’s Harlech. Jack Dempsey claims mixed ancestry. American blood includes Indian. New York spring fans focus on Giants and Yankees world series doubts. Helen Wills turns 21 on October 6 as tennis prospects rise. Golle Miethe Petri pace six day race plans at Madison Square Garden March 6. Lenglen Wills tennis rivalry boosts women’s game on both sides of the Atlantic. English heavyweight Sayers once considered toe-cap brass studs for recognition.
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London
Royal St. David's
Harlech
Jack Dempsey
New York
Giants
Yankees
Helen Wills
Richard Golle
Werner Miethe
Otto Petri
Germany
Madison Square Cardeon
Petroleum Refiners Report Sharp Reduction in Losses
The Associated Press notes major U.S. refiners cutting losses in gasoline production with reduced costs and improved methods. Industry leaders in the midwestern and western regions report efficiencies cutting expenses by about half versus prior periods, signaling a turning point for profitability.
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Associated ‘Press
Fort Worth
Exis
Mare
Ludwig Ebaudh
Petroleum
Western Petroleum
President Coolidge Hopes Farm Relief Will Pass Congress
President Coolidge told a delegation of farmers and lawmakers that he hopes legislation providing effective agricultural relief will be enacted this session. He discussed the agricultural situation for a half hour with members of the house and senate and representatives of the agricultural conference held in December.
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Associated
Washington
Coolidge
Une
Central States
Congress
Hia
House
Senate
Deg Mojneg
Smallpox Closes Sunset High School in Dallas
Nine new smallpox cases reported to health officials today in Dallas Texas. Sunset High School where a case was found is closed as students cannot show vaccination scars. About 400 students may be kept out for three weeks until vaccination status is established.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Sunset High School
Secret reasons kept for Karolyi exclusion from United States
Secretary Kellogg refused to tell the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, even in secret, why Countess Karolyi was barred from entering the United States. He also declined to discuss the similar case of Countess Cathcart, noting he preferred not to address the matter at this time.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kellogg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Karolyi
Countess Cathcart
Johnson
California
Hydro Power Project Opens in Opolu
Associated Press reports Samton completes its first hydro electric project. The dam above Robert L. Stevenson’s swimming pool channels water via spiral piers to a stream bed. Power houses at Sprigon supply electricity to homes and schools in Opolu with an 80 foot drop.
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Associated Press
Apia
Samons
Mar
Charleston Lodge and Wife Dances Named
Fragmentary text mentions the lodge and wife dances in Charleston with unclear context and scattered phrases about an altar and a man, suggesting a cryptic or incomplete report without clear outcomes or identities.
Estate left in trust by wife will build art gallery
Associated Press report from Kangad City dated March 8 states Mrs Laura Nelson Kirkwood dies in Baltimore and leaves a trust of 2 000 000 dollars to fund a building for the William R Nelson Gallery of Art, with proceeds to be expended to house the gallery, probate filed today.
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Associated Press
Kangad City
Wirkwood
The
Kansas City
Star
Fe Jett
Wits
Laura
Nelsan Kirkwood
Baltimore
Kirkwood
William R. Nelson
Centenary Echoes in US Museum and Schools Births
centenary marks milestones across institutions. Joseph Wharton founder of the Wharton School is celebrated in Philadelphia. United States Bureau of Standards reaches 25 years since its congress founded status. Massachusetts observances echo national education and veterans home anniversaries.
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Joseph Wharton
Wharton School of Finance
University of Pennsylvania
United. States
Congress
Massachusetts
Boston
Washington
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