Ten Conferees Face Task Of Final Tax Bill
Washington reports that ten conferees from the Senate and House must draft a final tax bill acceptable to the executive and voters. Treasury experts aid sessions as the March 15 deadline looms and revenue officers prepare taxpayer blanks for future edits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Daley
the Herald
Washington
Washington, D.C
Senate
House
Executive Department
Treasury Department
Congressional
Week's Recorded Property Transfers Tarted to Multiple Grantees
A sequence of transfers shows Martha J Parker to Burton H Parker for lot Westfield at $1, Hattie B Colfer to Leonard L Smith for land in 3210 11 at $2600, and multiple other deeds. Transactions include Frank Cole and Clayton R Johnson trading parcels Marshall and West Union with $1 to $2,6000 sums for larger farms in 28 10 11 and 36 14 11, plus various $1 transfers and minor notes among Amos I Howerton, Jot Marshall, Katie Howerton, and others.
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Martha J Parker
Burton H Parker
Weatfield
Hattie B Colfer
Leonard L. Smith
Tom Fitch
William Zachary
Martinsville
Amos I. Howerton
Frank Cole
Katie Howerton
Lot Marshall
C. M Kearns
H B O' Hair
West Union
Clayton R. Johnson
Nicholas R. Myles
Harry B. Dulaney
Wm. S. Pine
Clyde Pine
Fred Hewitt
Norman A. Richey
EH Williamson
Dorothy Williamson
Eli Williamson
Dorothy Wait
Bon
Casey
Ee Alvah S. Dohner
C. F. Fishler
Marriage Licenses in Terre Haute Arrivals
Frank Lawson aged 24 and Amelia Leona Dreher aged 18, both of Terre Haute, obtain a marriage license. Clif Underwood aged 23 and P Pearl Brown aged 22, Terre Haute residents, also receive licenses.
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Frank Lawson
Terre Haute
Amelia Leona Dreher
O Clif Underwood
P. Pearl Brown
Petition and hearings in county court on depend ency case and estate sale
Petition of John for dependency of Hiers children sets hearing for March 1 1926 at 10:00 a m with summons ordered. Estate of Clara Miller appraisement bill and petition for sale of personal property approved and ordered recorded. Fines and costs assessed. past unpaid checks noted. court to pass on 660 Ty and costs.
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John
Hiers
Clara Miller
Duncan
Boeset
Squire Craig Marries Terre Haute Couple
Clif Underwood and P Pearl Brown of Terre Haute were united in marriage by Squire Tom Craig on a Saturday afternoon.
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Squire Craig
Terre Haute
Clif Underwood
P. Pearl Brown
Squire Tom Craig
Glendale Rose Parade float wins third prize in Pasadena
Glendale reports a wonderful winter with sun and flowers as a corn crafted elephant float, designed by Englishman Lawrence W. Chobe, wins third prize in Pasadena's Rose Tournament. The piece notes Glendale's population surge and strong building permits while recalling the year’s festive Christmas tree procession from Altadena.
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Glendale
Lawrence W. Chobe
That City
O. L. Kilborn
Calif
America
Altadena
Pasadena
Australia
Honor Fraternity Welcomes Harold Bright and Others
Harold Bright, Clark County superintendent of schools, joined the Alpha Kappa Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi at Indiana State Normal school Terre Haute. Also named are Miss Dorothy Hartman Martinsville and Ivan T Booker West Union, in a Terre Haute chapter installed February 12 with 22 juniors and seniors.
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Harold Bright
Clark County
Alpha Kappa
Kappa Delta Pi
Indiana State Normal School
Terre Haute
Dorothy Hartman
Martins- Ville
Ivan T Booker
West Union
Indiana State Normal Schools
Married D D Dell and Miss Belle Littlefield in Marshall
Days Gone By reports the private Wednesday evening wedding of D D Dell and Belle Littlefield daughter of Jne Littlefield, editor of the Marshall Messenger. The note wishes the couple happiness, warns about town ruin through apathy, and mentions Rev Mr Walmsley of the M E church visiting Wivnsville yesterday.
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D D Dell
Belle Littlefield
Jne Littlefield
The
Marshall Messenger
Heaven
Wal
Fight leads to fines and near disaster in county
Will Blucko and Beans Carter fought and were fined for the incident. Ho Pradshaw escaped a blaze after a defective flue caused a house fire. Eleury climbed the roof with a ladder and helped suppress flames but smoke returned. A garret was damaged before the fire was fully extinguished. Forty young women from the southern county sought teachers' certificates while wheat suffers from recent freezing thaw.
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Will Blucko
Beans Carter
Carter
Local notes and incidents from Marshall area
Twenty years ago Wilhe Eldredge of Edgar county bought the James Huny farm near Marshall and will move soon. Wapakoneta Ohio promoter Kere of New York & Western Consolidated Oil Co visits Marshall to seek leases and drill test wells. Rev A W Mills and wife Casey welcome a baby boy last week. Mrs Carl Clements and family of Wabash injured in a road collision near Armstrong when racing vehicles caused a crash. Authorities warn road racing is illegal and dangerous to motorists and pedestrians alike.
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Wilhe Eldredge
Edgar County
James Huny
Marshall
BE. Kere
Wapakoneta
Ohio
New York & Western Consolidated Oil Company
New York City
A. W. Mills
Casey
Carl Clements
Wabash
Armstrong
Mickie Says Except When Somebody Drags
A compressed news note records an escape phrase as preparations for a press run are underway with a reference to cash readiness and a colloquial tone.
Peoria County Tops In Automobile License Fees
Peoria County leads downstate counties in 1925 automobile license fees with total receipts of about 1.3 million dollars. Cook County paid nearly 4.8 million, while Hardin and Pope counties reported the lowest totals. overall motor vehicle registrations rose by about 145,473 from the previous year.
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Slo.grield
Peoria
Lou
Downstate
Hardin County
Pope
Clark
Marshall boy receives degree in first semester
Bernard E Nay of Marshall was among University of Illinois students who earned 150 degrees at the close of the first semester of the current academic year in Urbana Illinois.
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Marshall
Urbana
III
Bernard E Nay
University of Illinois
Mrs Graham Dies After Stroke At Home
Mrs Etta Graham nee Cruzen, aged about 69, died after a stroke at her Marshall home Tuesday night. A longtime church worker and Sunday school teacher, she was widow of J. W. Graham. Survived by daughter Mrs Henry Knipe and three grandchildren, funeral at 2:30 at home, Rev C E Pettit officiating. Burial in Marshall Cemetery.
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Marshall
Etta Graham Axe
Earg
Obraham
Wethdédist
Womens Morehym Missionary Society of the Church
Etta Cruzen
Harriet
Richard Cruzen
Ayey
J W Graham
Clark County
Henry Knipe
Lawrenceville
James and
Ellen Knipe
Ruth Graham
Washington D C
Rev C E Pettit
Nurfal
Warshall
James McHirath
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Tse
Jack Johnson
Ind
Mark Keyes
Texas
John Keyes
Gary Ind
Fred Keyes
Sapulpa
Oklahoma
Martha Stuh
Toseph Stiah
Misso Ernest
Ohio
John Stauboof Marshall
St Patrick’s Church
St Mary’s Cemetery
Geneva
Lucille Hedden
Nathan Hedden
Mary Siverts
GG Ross
Marshall Comerry
Samantha Swelleer
Darwin Township
Love
Bethel Church
Bert Eckle
Macke
Harvey
Tude) Sweitzer
Charles Smittkamp
Paris Hospital
Grandview Church
Grandview Cemetery
J. B. Quillen
Justin
Arthur
Alen Wright
Ford Dealers Meet Here Next Week
Fordson Tractor dealers and salesmen from about fifty towns around Marshal will attend the district meet at the Pythians Theatre in Marshall. The event begins at 1 00 o clock Wednesday with seventy five to eighty men present. Selly Fraybill of the Ford Motor Company at Indianapolis will speak on tractor work and three or four department members will be on the program.
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Fordson Tractor Dealers
Marshal
Motor Company
Pythians
Marshall
Saista Ice
Clark, Edgar
Coles
S Cumberland
Crawford
Jasper
Richmnstd
Awrenée
Tédiana
Selly Fraybill
Magager
Ford Motor Company
Indianapolis
Indiana
Wll
Craybill
Community Meeting Postponed One Week
The Asbury community meeting set for Friday evening has been postponed and will now be held tonight instead.
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Asbury
Congress criticized for neglect by newspapers study notes 12000 bills
A Feb 23 report discusses lawmakers accusing newspapers of neglecting Congress. It cites a statistical claim that 12 000 bills have been introduced in Congress while the Senate acted on only three major measures and the House approved more than twenty.
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Congress
William L. Daley
the Herald
Washington
Washington, D.C
House
Senate
Capitol
Sheriff Fires Bullets Into Hudson Automobile
Sheriff Turner and deputies fired 12 bullets into a Hudson car and its tires at a Marshall crossing after a Paris alert said suspects fled toward Marshall. Frank Wright of Terre Haute and John Lowry of Taylorville were later identified as the occupants. The car was found abandoned near Marshal and the suspects were detained after a later incident at Sockler's Garage.
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John Lowry
Taylorville
Shenf
Harry
Iren
Marshall
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