New Tax Sources Proposed for War Revenue Bill
Joseph J. Klein testifies before the Ways and Means Committee proposing new taxes to raise about a billion dollars. He outlines a penny toll tax on msgs under 15 cents, a documentary tax on legal docs, a transfer dump tax, a small bank tax, a graduated income tax, a penny streetcar fare tax, and a 1 to 25 percent levy on private school fees. He estimates overall revenue near $1.9 billion, with opposition from artists who warn against taxing works of art.
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Washington
Joseph J. Klein
New York City
Council of National Defence
Klein
Offeisia
Iinding High
Judper
Crew’ Corp
Dan Pounen
Regenus
John Quinn
Association of American Painters and Sculptors
Society of Independent Arists
Hulbert Charges U S Discrimination Against New York Port
Murray Hulbert, Dock Commissioner, criticized the federal Shipping Board in a letter to the Mayor and Board of Estimate. He urged a protest committee over what he calls invidious discrimination against New York, citing rail freight congestion and canal rate rulings that hurt the city’s war effort and the State Barge Canal project. He argues canal investment should benefit New York and curb railroad returns, warning the plan to ship via canal faces higher costs if canal rates are matched by rail.
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Murray Hulbert
Decks
Board of Estimate
United States
New York
Shipping Board
Bronx
Liberty Loans
Red Cross
Y. M. CA
Smilar
Herote
Railroad Administration
Fairbanks Estate Probate Details And Large Charitable Bequests
In Indianapolis a probate filing reveals a 60 000 trust to endure 500 years funded by the late Charles W Fairbanks former Vice President The estate totals about 2 15 million with charitable gifts including 80 000 to Ohio Wesleyan University 50 000 to an ethnic hospital and deaconess fund and 15 000 yearly income for Fairbanks daughter John W Timmons Provisions also provide an annual 10 000 income to a benefactor from estate revenues if requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andianapolis
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
Ohia Wesleyan ‘University of
Hathosist Hospital
Indianapoli
Brooklyn Deserter Leaves Army to Help Family
Private Bert F. Miller, twenty one, of 261 Prospect Avenue Brooklyn deserted from the 106th Infantry at Camp Wadsworth Yesterday. He claimed he had returned home to support his wife who is seven months pregnant but unable to live on what he could earn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putbert F. Miller
Prospect Avenue
Brooklyn
106Th Infantry
Camp Wadsworth
Liberty Motors At Rate of 600 a Day Prophesied
Howard Coffin, former head of the Aircraft Production Board, told the Society of Auto Engineers in Dayton that within ninety days half a dozen plants would produce Liberty motors at 100 daily. He noted 150,000 men in aviation training, 20 to 30 training schools, and plants ready to build aircraft with standardized interchangeable designs. He blamed censorship as a handicap to the war effort.
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Dayton
Ohio
Howard Xofin
Aircraft Production Board
Orville Wright
Society of Auto Engineers
Liberty Motors
Mr. Coffin
United States
Labor Convention Demands Retrial of Mooney Case
OT WAUL June 18 Resolutions urge President Wilson and California's governor to seek a new trial for Thomas J Mooney sentenced to death for alleged participation in the San Francisco Preparedness Day bombing. The Mooney resolution passed unanimously, citing perjured testimony and urging action to avoid a grave miscarriage of justice.
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OT. Waul
Wilson
Goveror
California
Thomas J. Mooney
American Federation of Tabor
Sim
M. Justin Godart
France
United States
Europe
M. Godart
Franen
Samuel
America
Entente
Committe
Mollie Friedman
New York
Post Office Department
Democratic Race in Minnesota Tightens for Governor Nomination
In Minnesota a tight Democratic gubernatorial contest split the field with Fred E. Wheaton at 10,028 votes and W. L. Comrock at 13,703 as 2,124 of 3,119 precincts and forty of eighty-six counties reported. Republican returns favored Governor J. A. Burquiet with 184,187 votes, while Lindbergh trailed with 130,154. Congress outcomes remained unchanged and full returns would decide whether Andrew J. Volstead was renominated in the 7th District.
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ST. Paul
Fred E. Wheaton
Minneapolis
W. L. Comrock
Mankato
J. A.A. Burquiet
Charles A. Lindbergh
Andrew J. Volatead
Bonuses to workmen rejected by House
The House voted 205 to 87 against a Senate amendment to the naval appropriations bill that would allow bonuses for extraordinary war work. The measure returns to conference as union telegrams warned of shop walkouts if approved. Chairman Padgett criticized the telegrams as threats while defending labor relations.
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Washington
House Today
Senate
Padgett
Naval Affairs Committer
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Progres
Ser
Gaara Ie Keating
Colorado
U S Offers Loan to Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
The War Finance Corporation announced a direct advance of 17.32 million dollars to the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company to help meet 57.786 million dollars of six year 6 percent secured notes due July 1. In return the WFC takes new three year 7 percent secured gold notes and gains conditions including exchange of at least 70 percent of the present notes and no cash dividends while the notes remain outstanding.
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Washington
War Finance Corporation
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
B.rt
Brooklyn Rapid Ansit
Central Union Trust Company of
New York
Fredges Golf
New York Municipal Railway ‘Corporation
Brooklyn Rapid ‘Transit Company
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Ridder, Peabody & Co
Beard bailouts Stangeland after trading with the enemy arraignment
Professor Charles A. Beard posted 5000 bail for Professor Charles Emil Stangeland while Captain Lindgrin of the Swedish Army was remanded after a ten day arrest for alleged trading with the enemy. Customs officers Durkin and Palmer testified in court before United States Commissioner Hitchcock.
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Wasvave Wenger Lindgrin
Charles Emil Stangeland
United States
Hitchcock
Martin D. Durkin
Charles V. Palmer
Customs
Lindgrin
Sweden
Messher
Stangeland
Wie
Ellen Key
Charles A. Beard
Columbia University
Fourth Liberty Loan Plans Made Public
Treasury releases tentative plans for the fourth Liberty Loan with at least 6 billion dollars in bonds. Interest set at four percent, campaign to begin early in October. Denominations to match those of the third loan.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Freedom Granted Mrs Lilly Busch Freedom Granted Mrs Lilly Busch
Mrs Husch widow of a St. Louis brewer was released from custody today by federal immigration authorities after several years in Germany. Officials said they were satisfied with the examination and no interference with her freedom of movement would occur as she and her party prepare to travel to St. Louis.
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Key West, Fla
Ily Husch
St. Louis
Germany
Washington
Department of Justice
Night Work Ban Proposed for Conductorettes
A bill to curb conditions for conductorettes in the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company is being drafted by the Nations Consumers League and will be presented in Albany. It seeks to prohibit night work, cap hours at ten per day, require a weekly day of rest, and bar employment of women under twenty-one. The bill follows a Kings County Grand Jury report and a US government survey showing heavy midnight shifts and up to eighty four hours weekly. Nellie Swartz and Pauline Goldmark of the Consumers League back the measure.
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Kings County Grand Jury
National
Consumer Teague
Albany
Teague
New York State Industrial Commission
Public Service Commission
Pauline Goldmark
the Nations Consumers’ Teague
Miss Goldmark
Nellie Swartz
Consumers’ League of New York
Mother Sees Son on Screen and Learns He Is Wounded
Yonkers New York June 19 a New York mother Mrs Catherine Farmer 20 Riverview Place had served as a consent attendant at theaters after receiving a letter from her son Joseph an infantry regimental regular in France saying he might appear in war pictures in the United States. Last night she saw a smiling image of him on screen and a telegram from the War Department informed her that Joseph had been seriously wounded.
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Yonker
N.Y
Joseph
France
United States
Mra
Catherine Famer
Riverview Pace
Motion Picture
We Department
Baldwin—Lane
Florence
Iuily
Henry Rawle Wadleigh
Cornelia Thayer
William Willberforce Baldwin
Arthur Biles Lane
Craighill
von Mellenthin
Thomas Nell Darling
Edgar—Bond
Grace Church Chantry
Broadway
New York
Stanley Brown-Serman
Zion Church
Dobbs Ferry
Charles L. Slattery
D. D
Grace Church
Julia Valentine Hand
Summerfield Bond
Baltimore
William Edgar
Frank—Harris
Ruth Harris
Herbert Frank
Bt. Louis
Mia
Atreham Harris
West End
de Gola Mendes
Harry Kutcher
Staten Inland
Laster Frank
Dill—Pitzgerald
Geraldine
Christopher
Gerald
Donald Lee Gill
N.R. F
Thomas Gill
Closter
N. J
Riverside
Cent
Gonzalez—Sease
Church of the Transhuration
New York City
de. Gaara ‘Clark
Cushion
Orvis
Coneasey
Resenant Gaugter
Wad
Mareutle M Beans
Atten Mt
Katharine Rockwell
Benner
Charles
Englewood
Blair
Hiram
Hudson Av
Haverstraw
N. Y
Coburn
Howard L
Broadway Ghbot
Campbell's
Dickey
Newboreh
James Nathanie Dicke
Quasearch National Bank
Montgomery
Ellie
West 10Th Rt
Genevieve Ernee Kayes
Brave
Bilis
Sotemn Realiem
Lebensershire
England
Philadelphia
Garretron
Pittsburgh
Penn
Henry Gareetaon
Staten Teland Grand
Goehen
Nina Gordon
Goshen
Hamlin
Hoftsto
Grace Enos
Harry Hamlin
Chauncey J. Hamlin
Thoreday
Buffalo
Joseph Franklin
Louise Sersmeer
DeKalb Av
Rootlyn
Fairhaven
Mass
Howe
Boston
Parker Howe
Marblehen
Kings Chapel
Mutchinson
Jane
Cyrus Hutchinson
Fis
Taylor St
Brooklyn
Tong Ilies
Adolph
Julie P. Ratfer
Rudolph and
Julis Kuffler
George Martey
Olume
Toronto
Canack
Winersl
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Newark
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Prederike
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Siren
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Iinwering Kinesa
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John Mathews
Central Park
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Frederick Mead
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Brien Martha
Farley Ata
Jama
Lizabeth
Mary Gultiel
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Yrita
Punerat
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Goretel
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Richard Mortimer, Jr
St. Mars’s Church
Tus Park
Teaver Erie Station
Jersey City
A&ca
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Fraternity of Delta Palare
de Valentine Mott
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Mott
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Bayonne
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Alec
Wads Family Plot
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Defice
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Timothy O'Flaherty
Julie
Mary
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Listowe
Anns O'Neill
Micheal J Onell
St. Elizabeth's Church
Broacway
Wadeet
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Henehan
Patrick JL Renehan
Mars Renehan
Cummings
Hia
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St. Raymond's
Rich
Henry C. Rich
Camp Johnson
Florida
Gouvernor Place
Washington Eo
Greenwood Cemetery
Robinson
Caldwell Colt Robinson
United States Marine Corps
Society of the Cincinnati
EH. I. Robinson
Hartford
Conn
Roemer
Edien
Frederick T. B
Emily’ Roemer
Hancock St
Schaeper
Philip Schaefer
Philip Schaefer Schaefer
West Apst
Presh Pond
Sterns
Isaac Sterns
Tie
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West
Tierney
Ellen Tusa
San Sunth
Crawford
Lowell
Brigay
Masa
Weather Report Reveals Limited Pressure Change Across Regions
The Weather Bureau notes pressure remained largely unchanged with minor fluctuations in the Northwest and Utah. Showers expected in New England and nearby areas, with a warmer trend in the midwest and Northeast. Local readings include 80.08 for humidity and 8 p.m. observations, as officials forecast continued mild to warm conditions statewide.
New York Surrogate Court Names Temporary Administrator
A New York Surrogate Court proceeding appoints a temporary administrator for the estate of a New York City resident. The document notes the court's authority, the location at the Hall of Records, and the date of the order signed by the Surrogate. It outlines the duties to collect and manage assets and to notify creditors, with the next steps for filing claims.
Surrogate Court Notice for Ancillary Proceedings
In the Surrogates Court of New York County, Kenneth and Sciley and Thompson Bartlett Attorneys announce ancillary proceedings for estate of Grant Th Schley. Notice to all claimants to file claims by the sixth day of October at the offices of Thacher Bartlett, 64 Cedar Street New York.
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John P. Cobalan
New Yortion
Grant
Schley
Cedar Trent
New York
Uss
Kenneth
Sciley
Pimpson
Thacher
Bartlett
Public Auction Notice for Metropolis Storage Goods
Metropolis Storage Warehouse on West 134th Street New York advertises a public sale of household goods and personal property for unpaid rents or liens. The sale, led by W Campbell and others, occurs Fridays at 10 20 A M starting July 1972 until all items are sold, at the West 134th Street location.
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Metropolis Storage Warehouse
Westard Street
New York
June
W. Campbell
Mra Johnson
Weritt
Gertrude Brown
Iaahella Owens
Margaret Jackson
T. C. Riel
Morris Sohal
Aleriia. Johnson
Mary Wilson
Stewart
Winifred James
Schat
Purnitore Co
Thomas Y
Faye
West 134Th
New York civ
Metropolis Storage Wareimouse
Help Wanted Classified Mix From Historical Ad Text
Fragmented OCR shows a broad, garbled help wanted listing including male and female applicants, various trades, and general employment notices. Mentions of 9 to 1 call numbers, first aid, mechanics, hardware, clerks, doormen, and other positions appear tangled with names and locations, yielding a chaotic but clearly job-seeking classified page item.
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Asuintant
Enrstien
Nntione
Tency
Tna Sanitarium
Aldrd
Stanford
Corio
Brooks
Otapta Mes
Continnee
Rasaldiashon
Iiara
Aldres Toner
Cnn
IVER
Erberionerd
Musom Fort
Iran
Foreclosure Sale in Portolos Pre Supreme County New York
Notice of foreclosure sale under a 1918 judgment in New York County. Defendants include Caryl Carroll and others. Property described as 12th Street and 15th Avenue area, Manhattan, with dimensions and boundaries. mortgage amount around 8480.34 plus interest, taxes, rates, and costs. Auction to be held at a listed venue in Manhattan on a scheduled date.
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Portolos
Supreme County
New York
Robert B. Hirsch
Wilfred A. Openhsm
William Gpeniism
Counnty
Caryl Carroll
Pialitlite
Wal Street
N.Y Turebant
Vesay Street
Borough of Mantaltan
City of New York
Enery Mrady
Eal Ude
Pitth Avenue
Seth Pie Aventis
Brigace
Register
New York County
Help Wanted Abbreviated Classified Ad Fragments
A garbled mixture of job notices including male and female help wanted, office work, warehouse, and factory positions. Scattered text mentions wholesale paper sales, tramways, gloved operator, stenographer, and graphic or mercantile job lines with various locations and contact hints.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Columbia
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Consumers’ League
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Emily
Jaconeny
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Joseph Ir
Oytes
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Dye Games
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IGN
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Bankers Test Company
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Tarrytown-on-Hudson
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White Flaite, NY
City Hall Park
Tribune Building
George E. Relyer
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Cribune
WXOR
Alfred Roote
Clare M. Roote
George Henry McBride
Orivance Reserve Corp
Alexander McBride
M'kee—Castles
Jobn's Church
Delhi
Louis Doughtry McKen
Trenton
Mies
Lydia Castles
Chicago
Roob—Slade
All Angels’ Church
Ownsend
Olivia
Henry Louis Slade
Ensign