Democrats Work on Income Tax Debates in Congress
Washington April 7 The Democratic leaders in the ways and means committee hear an income tax bill from Rep Cordell Hull based on corporate tax principles aimed at individuals in business. They expect to report it favorably soon as a step toward tariff reductions and possible Senate insurgent support. The piece details Republican committee appointments showing insurgent strength in the new Senate.
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New Hampshire
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Wyoming
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Pennsylvania
Heyburn
Idaho
Smoot
Utah
La Follette
Wisconsin
Bourne
Oregon
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Iowa
Bradley
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Bristow
Kansas
Cullom
Clark
Nelson
Minnesota
Gamble
South Dakota
Brandegee
Connecticut
William Aldex
Smith
Michigan
Borah
Brown
Nebraska
Briggs
New Jersey
Jones
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Dancer King Maruel Reported With In Paris
Insurgents backed the House Democratic majority plan for admitting New Mexico and Arizona as states through approval of their constitutions at Congress special session. Senator Norris Brown of Nebraska introduced a joint resolution to approve both constitutions and admit the territories as states.
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Arizona
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Norris Brown
Nebraska
New Death Dealing Device Patented by Krupps
Washington April 6 A new aerial warfare device by the Krupps is patented featuring a highly sensitive fuse that explodes upon impact with balloons or aeroplanes. The mechanism uses a fulminated mercury pellet ignited by a spring driven needle, with safeguards to resist air and an intricate shaft and levers system. The invention aims to reduce uncertainty in attacks on airships and craft as nations develop offensive aerial weapons.
Lumber Magnate Named in $100,000 Lorimer Fund
Edward Hines of Chicago was alleged to have supplied the $100,000 fund to elect William Lorimer as U.S. senator from Illinois. General manager F un k of International Harvester testified Hines sought $10,000 and that Edward Tilden was treasurer. Herman Kohlsaat testified Funk informed him the fund was raised and he printed an editorial. McCormick reportedly condemned the approach and said he was glad Funk refused.
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Edward Hines
Chicago
William Lorimer
United States
Clinois
senate
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thee’ I international Harvester company
Higen
Edward Tilden
Herman Kohlsaat
Chicago Record-Herald
Hines
Lorimer
Washington
Tunk
Hingay
ternational Harvester. company
Fun
Mr. Tilden
Tidets rissist
gtr
p&t
Cyrus McCormick
International Harvester company
Troops mobilized as a warning at the Texas border
A El Paso report cites a source close to the Mexican foreign office claiming U S troops were sent to Texas as a caution to Mexico and Japan over a disputed coaling station. Japan pressed Mexico to concede Magdalen Bay access and the U S withdrawal followed. Francisca I Madero and peace envoys await transport to Chihuahua to reach Francisco I Madero Jr.’s camp.
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Japan
Mexico
United States
Texas
Magdalena bay
Francisca I Madero
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El Paso
Francisco 1 Madero
Chihuahua
senor Madero
Jose Yves Limanteur
English firm wins Turkish warship contract in April bid
Constantinople April 4 Armatrong Whitworth Co Limited of London won the contract to build three battleships and several smaller craft for the Turkish navy after lowering prices to $490 per ton from 3425. The Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Co. of London with Bethlehem Steel had offered the rival bid.
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Armatrong, Whitworth & Co
Juondon
Palmers Shipbuilding and Tron company
London
Bethlehen Steel company
England
Police spoil triple elopement from Virginia wives
York Pa April 6 three men and three women were taken by York police for eloping from near Alexandria Virginia to pursue marriage breakups. The women left intact husbands and five children while seeking travel and stage life. Prisoners include Mrs William Powers Mrs Samuel Harrington Mrs J H Crawley Eugene Crawley Patrick Woodward Forest Dekhker.
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Alexandria
York
Wiliam Powers
Samuel Harrington
J. H. Crawley
Clark's Innovation in the House Prayer Lead
Washington reports Speaker Clark breaks precedent at session start by announcing in loud tone that the chaplain will lead them in prayer. A publican quips that the lord only knows if they will heed this session. Taft expected to announce pardon decisions for Walsh and Morse by week end after review. Kadikoi suburb of Constantinople struck by a fire destroying about 100 houses and shops with losses around 300000 dollars.
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Morse
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