Taxes and the corpor ations in American life
The article argues taxes press hard on corporations and individuals, noting one eighth of national income goes to federal taxes. It critiques Congress for favoring business and calls for brave action to reform tax burdens, while praising civic groups’ charitable work and a proposed nationwide fish and game protection meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nq Nne
Sam
A_ national Bank
Lawrence
Matt
Kansag
Kansas
Being a Coach Patsy Clark Faces Call for Change
The piece defends coach Patsy Clark while noting four seasons failed to produce a winning team. It praises Lawrence University and supporters for loyalty amid defeat, acknowledges the coach’s plan for freshmen development, and states the time has come to make a change despite the goodwill.
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Lawrence
University
Patsy
Clark
Patsy” Clark
Polish minister to the United States arrives in Washington
Jan Ciechanowski becomes one of the youngest foreign envoys in Washington at thirty eight, after graduation from the University of Birmingham. He has long served Poland's diplomatic service since 1919, including chief of the Anglo American station and representation at League of Nations conferences.
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Jan Ciechanowski
United States
Washington
Amercan
University of Birmingham
England
Iosa
Republic of Poland
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
League of Nations
National Conference on the American Theater Opens in Pittsburgh
Today the first National Conference on the American Theater assembles at Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh. Dwight F. Davis is to deliver his debut public address since becoming Secretary of War at Founders' Day dinners of the Union League in Philadelphia this evening. In DC, the Supreme Court reviews the indictment against Senator Burtin kh Wheeler of Montana on an oil land conspiracy charge. Delegates from major Western colleges gather at Stanford for the Pacific Division convention of the American Philosophy Association.
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Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
Dwight F. Davis
Union League
Philadelphia
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Burtin Kh. Wheeler
Montana
Leland Stanford University
American Philosophy Assolution
Attorney Turns Cop in Winfield Beardley Case
County Attorney Charles J Quier who has prosecuted bootleggers for three years helped detain L W Green of Arkansas City after finding bulging pockets and liquor in broken bottles. Quier retrieved liquid and noted $104 cash and frequent deposits in Arkansas City bank. Green was jailed. A marriage license was issued Wednesday evening to Charlie Hook Cleveland Mo and Peark Ashbaugh Belton Mo. ceremony by Rev Edward Hislop.
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Ciivic
Rotary
Mystic Shrine
Near East
Winfield, van
Charles J Quier
L. W. Green
Arkansas City
Glenn
Quier
Arkansas City Bank
Charlie Hook
Cleveland
Peark Ashbaugh
Belton
Edward Hislop
City jail welcomes eight sleepers amid odd report
An unusual item notes the city jail extending a welcome to eight sleepers, with a whimsical line about three from Mic and a cat breakdown. Additionally, the Lutheran Ladies Christmas bazaar and rug sale are slated at Olson store on Dee 4 and 5.
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Hadi
Mic
Olson
Dee
Fifty Years Since A Fireman's Ball And A Golden Wedding
Fifty years ago a Lawrence area issue recalled a successful Fireman’s ball with music by Weber Jones and Newhall and social notes on Miss Lulu Armstrong beginning a new primary term. A grand wedding of Miss Alice E. Ludington and Mr. Samuel W Cory at Hildridge House drew prominent guests including Governor Osborn. gifts ranged from vases to gold pens. after reception, guests dined and danced at the hotel.
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Weber
Jones
Newhall
Lulu Armstrong
Winthrop and
Indiana Streets
Alice E. Ludington
R. W. Ludington Esq
Samuel W Cory
Hldridge House
Paul Zeigler
Thomas A. Osborm
Jady
Cal. G. W. Veale
Carlos
A. F. Batea
Feldridge House
White
Harris
Lawrence
Happy
Livestock Review of Kansas City Week Ending Nov 20
The United States Department of Agriculture released the livestock review showing cattle receipts for the week at 47,700 plus 13,500 calves. Beef steer prices edged up about 25 cents, yearlings up to 12.50, mediums to 11.25, and some 1300-lb cattle at 10.15. Fat cattle mostly 8.00 to 10.00 with occasional grass steers 7.50 to 8.00. Veal and stockers showed mixed results with top veals at 10.00. cows 4.00 to 6.25. heifers 5.00 to 7.00. canners 3.25 to 3.75. Bull prices unchanged. Saddle and light weights fluctuated. shipping demand weak due to price spreads. Total sheep and lambs around 22,000 with generally steady fat classes. Desirable western lambs remain in supply as market activity softens.
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Kansas City
Livestock Review
United
Department of Agriculture
Spain
Iin
Sindal
Market Report Shows Lamb Prices Steady Despite Variations
The report records native arrivals at 14.75 to 15.25, with shorn lambs up to 14.00 and yearlings 11.50 to 12.60. Fats ewes sold around 8.85 or less, with AS Withers at 8 to 9.25. Feeding and breeding prices remained unchanged, ten feeding lambs at 14.40, and breeding stock from 7.00 to 9.25.
Popular Profession Shifts as Paris Sees Divorce Brokers Rise
Paris reports divorce brokerage eclipsing marriage brokerage as a thriving trade. Brokers target aboard ships from New York and hotel venues along Champs Elysees, Rue de Rivoli, touting painless, speedy settlements through discreet attorneys. Wealthy Americans are urged to seek quick divorces upon arrival, with billboards and coast-to-coast notices promoting painless options.
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Paris
Orban
New York
Champs Elysees
Rue di Rivoli
Cirols
Perroouet
Gold Pets
France
Hotel de Luxe
Place Vendome
Immeoli Lely
Deanery to Convene at Trinity Episcopal Church
The Northeast Deanery meeting will assemble Monday November 1 at Trinity Episcopal church. Delegates from Leavenworth Atchison Kansas City Topeka Ottawa and surrounding parishes number about fifty to sixty. Evening address by Bishop James Wise of Topeka. A dinner serves delegates at 6 p.m. More than four million trees were planted in Massachusetts last spring.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Leavenworth
Atchison
Kansas City
Topeka
Ottawa
James Wise
Massachusetts
Deserted cabins guard a sleep prone night raid
Poleon creeps toward a remote cabin in search of his sleeping men and dogs, entering unseen as tension rises. Inside, Frank and Joe McCaskey wake to a shadowy intruder, candles flare, and fear grips them as a mysterious presence lurks in the dark.
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Frank Lloyd
McCaskey
Paleon
Esame
Frank
Poleon
Joe McCaskey
Tse McCaskey
Iseam
Joe
Poteon
Hee
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