MM Groups Push Extension of Property Tax Finance
Ianapolis Indiana groups press extension of property tax as a funding tool for government. Taylor and farm bureau officials announce they will push for an extraordinary session to address tax laws, emergency exemptions, and potential income tax changes to support state services and education.
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Ianapolis
Indiana Bureau
Taylor
Paul V. MecNatt
Congress
Indiana
Farm Bureau
Hauptmann Case Deliberations Focus On Death Felony Link
Court discussions hinge on whether the infant’s death occurred during a crime and if the infant’s kidnapping and alleged theft meet the threshold for first degree murder. Prosecution claims the sleeping suit and infant death tie to a felony. defense argues the alleged theft fails the required value.
Carriers Leave for Washington Sunday as Guests
Seven Lebanon carriers of The Daily Reporter and Indianapolis News will depart Sunday morning for Washington D C. to stay until Thursday next week as guests of the two papers. The trip follows news of a subscription drive conducted recently. A photo of the local group in The Reporter was taken by Willis Meade who runs a reopened photograph studio in the city.
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Lebanon
Daily Reporter
Indianapolis News
Washington, D. C
Nexteek
Win News
Willis Meade
Ivory C. Tolle to be Masonic dinner guest
Ivory C. Tolle of Lebanon, state lecturer and instructor for the order, will be a guest at a Masonic dinner after the induction of the Easton Mason degree presented by a special degree team of senior members from nearby lodges at the Millersville Masonic Lodge. Arthur R. Robinson, former United States senator, will speak on The Spirit of Masonry.
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Millersville
Masonic Lodge
Marior County
Ivory C. Tolle
Lebanon
Order
Arthur R. Robinson
United States
Wil
Inter-City service clubs event in Ulen Country Club
The Rotary club of Frankfort and Lions club of Thorntown joined the Lebanon Rotary in an inter-city meeting at the Ulen Country Club Thursday night. About 132 guests attended a dinner amid rain, with Russell George as toastmaster and P. T. Coapstick as master of ceremonies. The lounge studio hosted a clever amateur hour program featuring local participants and music.
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Rotary Club of
Frankfort
Lions Club of
Thorntown
Lebanon
Alen Country Club
Ulen Club
Fowiye
Ruswll George
Lebanon Club
P. T. Coapstick
Dorothy Cline
Helen Carry
Rosemary
Robert Taylor
George R
Millard Morrison
Ralph Pad
Wind and rainstorm ravages Southwest region
A freak wind and rainstorm struck western Oklahoma, southeastern Kansas, and parts of Missouri overnight, smashing crops, rail lines, and property. At least two people died and six were injured, including Mrs. Mert Hunter and Mrs. Juanita Daniels in Missouri, while railroad worker Edgar Huttell was reportedly blown from a trestle near Neosha.
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Joplin
Oklahoma
Kanay
Missouri
Duenwig
Here
Mert Hunter
Juanita Daniels
Theind Mo
Edgar Huttle
Neosha
Brothers near new endurance record in Meridian
Meridian Mississippi June report shows Al and Fred Key in perfect flying weather pursuing a new airplane endurance record. At 12 32 p m they reached 408 hours aloft surpassing the 553 hour 42 minute 30 second mark held by Kenneth and John Hunter.
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Meridian
Miss
Flying Key Brothers
Fred
Estracian Bisac
Kenneth
John Hunter
Chicago
Old Order In Mexico Yielding To Progress Sees Change
In Mexico City June 18 General Lazaro Cardenas opened the twenty sixth Rotary International convention with 5190 attendees. He noted Mexico’s Indians and Mestizos lack economic equality while stressing progress, modernization, and retention of certain cultural pageantry as old customs gradually yield to newer civilization. The Lebanon Daily Reporter’s J M Batterton and Isadore Fichman report from the convention.
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J. M. Batterton
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Mexico City
Rotary International
Batterton
Isadore Fichman
Lebanon
Mexico C
Ity
Lazaro Cardenas
Republic of Mexico
United States
Mexico
Red Mountains
Relief offices relocate to Neal property in Boone county
Boone county relief office along with Works Administration and case workers move to a remodeled thirteen room house at the corner of North West and West North streets. The new complex houses township trustee offices, FERA personnel, and county works administration staff with suites for officials, stenographers, timekeeper, and commodity clerk. The building is leased for four years.
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Boone County
Works Administration
Center Township
Neal
North West
West North
Partitt Township
PW. van Huss
Mies Louise Sutphin
Mary Hatfield
Fera Case
Esther Shelburne
Zionaville
Mary Case
Dora Pedigo
Boone County Public Works Administration
John Kernodle
Tan McGinley
Loren Win
OP. Hinton
Paul Smith
Mother of Kidnap Victim Ends Life in Chicago
Mrs Theresa Ranieri aged 45, mother of Billy Ranieri who was kidnapped in 1928, died today from poison at her Chicago home. Billy was seized by a Mafia gang and held for several days before his father, contractor Alex Ranieri, paid ransom. Abductors were later imprisoned.
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Chicago
Theresa Ranieri
Billy Ranieri
Alex Ranieri
Riot at Eureka lumber mill leaves worker dead and officers injured
A chaotic clash at the Holmes Eureka lumber mill ends with one worker killed and five hurt, including four officers. Police Chief George Littlefield blames labor and radical agitators as about 200 pickets confront police. More than 50 men jailed and a city call for volunteers to serve as special officers follows. The mill operated at full capacity amid weeks of tension.
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Eureka
Calif
Holmes
George Littlefield
F W. R. Sweaxy
James O'Neill
Omaha Car Strike Ends by Arbitration
In Omaha Nebraska on June 21 the street car strike ended. An arbitration board ordered by Governor Roy L. Cochran set the wage scale and reinstated 268 striking employees of the Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway Company at the same pay as when the strike began April 20. Strikers had demanded a 20 percent raise.
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Omaha
Neb
Omaha and
Council Bluffs Street Railway Company
Roy L. Cochran
Bills Hinging On Deadline Looms In Congress
Washington moves toward a June 30 deadline as Congress debates three key measures the bank deposit insurance provisions of the omnibus bank bill the 501 million tax extension and the Guffey coal control act. Administration leaders oppose La Follette's tax add in inheritance and income proposals while banks threaten to withdraw from the insurance system. The coal bill faces a delay tied to mine workers strike truce.
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Guffey
Treasury
House
Senate
LaFollete
Wisconsin
Congress
Washington
Fay
Roosevelt
United Mine Workers of Americ
Deficiency Bill Passed by House in Washington
Washington June 21 the 6,000 second deficiency bill carries funds for public works military preparedness and a China air mail line passed by the House today The bill now goes to the Senate The 458 684 379 annual naval supply bill moved nearer final enactment when the House approved the conference report The Senate must act before the measure goes to the White House The bill second largest peace time naval supply bill funds the present treaty navy expansion program
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Washington
House
Kode Lo
Senate
White House
Not Guilty Plea of Indicted Treasurer in Chicago
Robert M Sweitzer former county treasurer in Chicago surrendered to the sheriff after a capias and posted a $10,000 bond. In criminal court he pleaded not guilty to misappropriating 414,129 dollars in county funds.
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Chicago
Robert M Sweitzer
Criminal Court
Sweitzer
Harry Levinson
Three Convicts Escape Joliet Prison Today
Joliet Illinois June 21 three convicts leaped the wall at Joliet prison joined accomplices in a black sedan and fled toward Chicago. Police circulated alerts to all squad cars and set a cordon on highways into the city. The escapees were Jack Ellis Bernard Guthrie and George White all sentenced from Cook county for grand larceny with terms from one year to life.
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Joliet
Joliet Prison
Chicago
John L. Sullivan
Jack Ellis
Bernard Guthrie
George White
Cook County
Fractures Skull In Bloomington Train Incident
William Grimes sixteen of Crawfordsville suffered a fractured skull in Bloomington on June twenty one after a fall or push from a Monon freight train en route to Louisville Kentucky. Local physicians said he would likely recover.
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Bloomington
Ind
William Grimes
Crawfordsville
Monon
Louisville
Grimes
Roper Answers Mitchell Charge in Senate Hearing
Secretary Daniel Roper testified before the Senate commerce committee that Mitchells charges were based on rumors and suspicions. Roper said Mitchell refused to cooperate with bureau chiefs in the Department of Commerce and delayed responses despite opportunities to present his case.
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Washington
Daniel Roper
Senate Commerce Committee
Ewing Y. Mitchell
Roper
Mitchell
Department of Justice
Commerce
Stiver Invested With New Duties
Indianapolis June 21 Governor McNutt announced the consolidation of the Public Service Commission and Highway Commission law enforcement under Donald Stiver state commissioner of public safety Twenty five uniformed officers will check motor vehicle weights and lengths ensure taxes are paid and enforce safety rules The move was predicted by the International News Service and may later place excise department agents under Stiver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Public Service Commission
The
Highway Commission
Donald Stiver
State Commissioner of Public Safety
Govenor Paul V. McNutt
International News Service
Excise Department
Stiver
Yale Freshmen and Junior Varsity Defeat Harvard Crews
In London Conn on June 21 Yale crews, both freshmen and junior varsity, defeated Harvard. Freshmen won by 3 feet after a late surge. juniors by six feet despite a strong Harvard challenge. Official times: Yale freshmen 9:46, Harvard 9:46. Yale jayvee 9:56, Harvard jayvee 9:56. Roosevelt watched from the deck and Franklin Jr. rowed for Harvard.
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London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Yale Jayvee
Harvard Jay Press
Roosevelt
Land Now Sake
Franklin, Jr
Political phase of tax proposal stirs Washington debate
Washington observers split on the political dimension of President Roosevelt's plan to use federal taxation to target large fortunes while avoiding clear yardsticks for vast inheritances. Huey Long's leverage over the issue weakens as the administration and Treasury offer few specifics, leaving Congress to set rates and thresholds.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Huey Long
Louisiana Kingfish
Delta
Treasury
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
Stock Market Soars to 1931 Highs on Tax Hopes
Bulletins from New York and Washington report stocks jumping to their best levels since 1931 as traders bet the presidents tax plan may pass. The Guffey coal bill faced constitutional questions as J Van Norman argued it unconstit constitutional. Karl Kitchen, writer, died after brief illness at St Luke s Hospital. Angus McLean, former North Carolina governor, died in Washington Hospital after a month s illness.
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New York
Congress
Karl K. Kitchen
St. Luke's Hospital
Kitchen
Washington
Angus W. McLiean
North Carolina
McLean
Lumberton
N. C
the Treasury
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Bureau
Ylor
Ptmann
Hope
Aby
Enton
N. J
Janet
Aptmann
New Jersey
Appen
Lerson
Hauptmann
New Endurance
Rotary Club
California
Portant
Hosue
Supreme Court
J. van Norman
Ways and Means
Norman
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