Parker Day It A Trick Compliments Taft Tax Plan
Parker Day It a trick pays his compliments to President Taft's corporate tax plan.
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Parker
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1909
Page
1
Parker Attacks President Plan to Tax Corporations
Former Judge Alton B. Parker told the College of the City of New York graduating class that encroachments on state and federal powers threaten constitutional lines. He warned against prosecution fears and described proposed 2 percent corporate net-return tax as a political trick to raise revenue, urging removal of cancerous abuses.
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Alton B. Parker
New York
The
College of the City of New York
Grand Jury in Lauderdale to Hear Ministers and Murder Trials
Lauderdale County opens a three week term with social club crime probes led by a church driven law enforcement league. Key trials include A L Clay for the murder of Conductor Eugene Chestnutt and J Walton for killing W T O’Flynn as prosecutors pursue deepening questions over Sunday store closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Miss
J. N. Buckley
A. L. Clay
Eugene Chestnutt
Birmingham
Ala
Lee Henderson
Chestnutt
Clay
J. @. Walton
W. T. Q’flynn
Walton
Corporations Seek State Evasion Through Tax Law Change
Since 1893 efforts have aimed to escape state control under the pretext of taxation. Insurance firms were to open the path and the Hepburn law, enacted last year, tied government and corporations. The new statute would, under tax authority, remove corporate oversight.
Senate rejects Brown amendment on free-list agricultural implements
Washington June 26 the Senate rejected Senator Brown amendment placing agricultural implements on the free list and adopted the finance committee paragraph.
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Washington
Senate
Brown
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Opens Summer Assembly
Ocean Grove New Jersey hosts the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association summer assembly from June 26 to September 26. Bishop Wilson will preach tomorrow morning and daily services follow for both regular and visiting attendees.
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Ocean Grove Assembly
Ocean Grove
N. J
Murderer Buried Today Without Ceremony
Tragic end of a striking figure marked by a suicide after a murder. The funeral was performed without any formal ceremony, leaving readers with a sense of shock and intrigue over the suspect’s fate.
Mystery of Eastman Eastman and the Los Angeles wife
The body of Robert Eastman a New York broker also known as Emmett Roberts was buried in Maryland after his death by suicide following the murder of Edith Woodill. A letter on his body blamed alcohol fueled alibis while investigators delay inquest to pursue clues from the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michaels
Mich
Robert Hastman
New York
Edith Thompson Woodill
Talbot County
Washington
Pretty Litte
Edith Thompson Woorill
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Lyman J. Gage
Frank Brown
Emmett EE. Roberts
Robert Emmett Eastman
Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York
Klaw
Erlanger
Eastman
Mrs. Woodill
Bradcombe
Maryland
Wood
H. Thompson
Matthew
Zettella Knight Witz
Wizes
Bob” Eastman
Emmett E. Roberts
McDaniel
Mother of Edith Woodill Found in Ashaka Home
Mrs Albert Knight, mother of Edith Woodill, was located by an AP representative at her Ashaka, Idaho home forty miles from Lewiston. She confirms the infant separated after the murder of her husband, Henry Grayson killed over a wage dispute. She had heard from her daughter sporadically since adoption by Mrs Thompson.
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Lewiston
Ida
Albert Knight
Edith Woodill
Associated Press
Ashaka
Henry Grayson
Thompson
Sizzling coal boasts unmatched heat efficiency
An advertorial pitch extols a coal product claiming exceptional heat output from small fuel amounts. It cites repeat customers and asks readers if they would try the coal, emphasizing superior performance.
Exclusive Richelieu Canned Fruits and Vegetables Sale
FOX GROCER COO Ltd announces an exclusive sale of Richelieu brand canned fruits and vegetables. The leading grocers emphasize quality and superiority, inviting customers to compare and choose the best product line available.
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Richelieu
FOX Grocer Coo., Ltd
Orleans Levee Board Wins Funds Access Ruling
The Louisiana Supreme Court rules the Orleans Levee Board may keep its funds in its chosen banks rather than in the state treasury. The decision requires Treasurer Steele to return about 800000 dollars to the board from proceeds of recent bond sales placed in a special account. If applied broadly, state surplus deposits and interest income would shrink significantly.
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Baton Rouge
State Auditor’s Office
State Treasurer’s
State Supreme Court
Orleans Levee Board
State Treasurer
Orleans
Steele
Orleans Levee
Supreme Court
Senator Davis Opposes Tariff Bill in Senate Address
Senator Davis of Arkansas denounces the pending tariff bill as a tax on the people and as favorable to certain interests and trusts. Senator Bacon's amendment to place agricultural implements on the free list is discussed as the Senate debates the measure. Senator Stone cites the International Harvester Company as a monopoly despite denials.
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Washington
Senate
Davis
Arkansas
Bacon
Stone
International Harvester Company
Aldrich
Automobile spins off cliff killing driver
A car became unmanageable and plunged over a precipice, killing the driver. Readable details indicate a fatal vehicle crash with the exact cause not provided in full. Authorities are investigating the scene.
Masked Men Lynch Negro After Deputy Constable Murder
In Eirkins West Virginia, an automobile accident left F and Mansey, cashier of the Durbin Bank, dead after the vehicle plunged about one hundred feet. The event followed a reported shooting of a deputy constable and hints of vigilante action against a masked assailant.
New Orleans Rail Depot Shift Spurs Mammoth Union Project
Texas and Pacific trains move into Illinois Central Depot at South Rampart and Howard Avenue amid talks of a grand New Orleans union depot. The IC buys blocks nearby and may connect to Canal Street, while other lines service both terminals. the move follows concerns over safety at the riverfront old TC depot after a yearlong state commission dispute.
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Texas and Pacific
Ilinois Central Depot
South Rampart
Howard Avenue
New Orleans
New Oreans
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Ilinois Central
Canal Street
Prisoa Southern
Tineis Central
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
Southern Pacific
Frisco Colorado Southern
New Orleans and Northeastern
New Orleans Great Northern
Louisiana Railway and Navigation Company
Louisville and Nashville
State Railroad Commission
Progressive Union of
Lynching of Sylvester Stennien in Wilburton Oklahoma
Fifty masked men seized Sylvester Stennien known as Ala bama Red from the Wilburton jail early today and lynched him after he had fatally shot Deputy Constable Albert Turner who tried to arrest him.
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Oklahoma
Wilburton
Okla
Sylvester Stennien
Alabama
Albert Turner
Gould separation ruling prompts European departure
New York June 26 It is not believed that an appeal will be taken by Mrs Gould or her husband from Justice Dowling's decision granting Mrs Gould separation and 36000 alimony. Attorney Shearn counseled for Mrs Gould will sail for Europe as the case appears closed.
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New York
Senate Passes Census Bill in Five Minutes
Washington June 26 The Senate approved the census appropriation bill in five minutes. It provides ten million dollars in funding.
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Washington
Senate
House
Agreement Allows Texas and Pacific Access to Illinois Central Depot
The plan permits the Texas and Pacific to use the Illinois Central Depot, deemed more satisfactory than constructing a new depot on the river front.
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Texas and Pacific
Illinois Central
Bargain seeker sought for property sale details
Classified note notes a buyer exists who values property higher, mentions a contact at S. J. Meek Co and a grocery and candy bargain angle. East Side door entry reference appears with a terse car passenger note.
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S. J. Meek Co
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