Taxation Debate Calls for Broad Burden Sharing
University of Illinois Dean Charles M. Thompson told the Chamber of Commerce banquet that reduced taxes are unlikely while the public clamors for relief to others. He urged taxing all, defending the idea that government spending must come from taxpayers and warned against shifting costs through borrowing.
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Charles M. Thompson
College of Commerce and Business Administration
University of Ilinois
Chamber of Commerce
Dean Thompson
Washington
Four Lost With Tacoma at Vera Cruz
Four sailors died in the final wrecking of the cruiser Tacoma at Vera Cruz. The crew of 48 aboard the ship included Captain Herbert G. Sparrow and radio men Edward Thaxter Herrick Homer Harry Lussier and Solomon Livin. The bodies remain with the cruiser as efforts to recover them were to be made.
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Washington
Tacoma
Vera Cruz
Herbert G. Sparrow
Edward Thaxter Herrick
Homer Harry Lussier
Solomon Livin
Sparrow
Pinchot Not To Run For President This Year
Harrisburg reports quote Governor Pinchot not seeking instructed delegates and not planning a formal presidential candidacy this year after a conference with Speaker Jay C. Godnough. Also note Grand Island plans a new high school and officials visit Lawrence Memorial High School building.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
Jay C. Godnough
State House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
E. H. @aker
Grand Island, Neb
Long Vestee Styles Create Tall Silhouette On Dress
The description highlights a long vestee extending below the waist for a slenderizing line. It may use contrasting fabrics such as brocade embroidered net or filet. One gown keeps fullness at the hips for a beltless princess look while another has a low waist with a belt and jersey material.
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Jersey
Eudora Club Guests Share Sculpture and Art Talk
At a regular Nineteen Hundred and New club session at Mrs. Louisa Lawson’s home, thirteen members and three guests named sculpture works, with programs on labor in painting and sculpture and the life of Rose O Neill. Social notes cover hospital visits, school games, and local parlour gatherings among Eudora residents and visitors.
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Nineteen Hundred and New Club
Louisa Lawson
Ida Trefa
Delia Durr
May Adams
Martha
Minnie McC
P. B. Knepp
Lydia Abels
Topeka
Homer White
Ruth van Orsdal
Rossville
Muriel Wolfe
K. U
Lelia
Pearl Gabriel
C. B. Johnson
Lawrence
Kert
Linwondl
Linwond
Alvinia Dolisi
C. Q. Lomax
Kansas City
Mary Clark
Homer Clark
R. E. Gabriel
Harry Flinn
National Cloak & Suit Company
B.F. Flinn
Mary Heise
Fred Rothberger
Rothberger
Miss Heise
Lecompton
A. H. Fichler
Jack Crane
Ardella
Alice
Olathe
Charles, Brown
Methodist Church
Arthur Ott
Ed Forsythe
Jess Kraybill
Lester
Reber
J. F. Marley
L. T. Daugherty
Bert. Daugherty
Charles Hill
George Lothholz
Edwin Schubert
Patricia
Ann
J. D. Adams
I. G. Hughes
Elton Jones
Minchie Jones
Preston Roe
Farmers’ ‘Union Elevator
Grippe and
Devoe Kohler
Kanwaka
Market News Corn At New Market Record Albeit Uncertain
Chicago reports show corn prices firming at open with mixed demand, May deliveries lifting to a season high while oats follow, wheat wavering on Liverpool quotes. In New York trade, stock markets fade losses with steel demand and sugar price hopes aiding sentiment. Chicago hogs and cattle totals struggle with uneven demand, pork and veal higher, cattle and sheep showing varied movement across weights.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Wall Street
New York
Kansas City Livestock and Grain Prices Report
Kansas City livestock markets show cattle and hogs mixed with steady to slightly lower prices. Cattle scarce in handy weights and yearlings. steers and heifers weaker in parts, calves firm. Hogs opened steady then edged up, feed and packer bids vary. Sheep slow but best lambs reach 13.25, oats and grains show modest changes across wheat corn and rye futures and cash bids.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas City
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Commodities and bonds notes with local notices
July 1 07 corn oats and other grains prices listed. Liberty bonds quotes New York January figures and several government bond rates shown. Delegates named for Y W C A conference Topeka High School chose seven girls for Topeka conference February 8 9 10 Gyneth Stugard toasts at banquet. Peace Officers conference set in Topeka with Donald Stewart attending from attorney general's office. De For est McKinzie visiting relatives in Chicago.
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Topeka
Lawrence High School
Gyneth Stugard
Dorothy Gregg
Miriam Wood
Velma Lindsay
Zona Brubaker
Hazel Stapleton
Evelyn Durton
Kans
McPherson
Butler
Reno
Harvey Counties
Newton
Donald Stewart
Attorney General's
Griffith
Seven Die in Vermont Fire in Lyndonville
A fatal blaze in Lyndonville Vermont early yesterday left seven dead. Six residents of the Stern block where the fire began were reported missing, along with a woman who died by leaping from a window.
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Vermont
Lyndonville
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