White House Backs Immediate Tax Refund Plan
President Coolidge approves a plan to refund 10 to 12 percent of this year’s individual and corporation taxes paid on last year’s incomes. The refunds would apply to this year’s taxes due December 15, with rates remaining next year until a potential permanent cut is decided by Congress in December. Officials cite a projected year end surplus of at least 250 million dollars and note receipts exceeded earlier estimates, driven mainly by corporate taxes. Congress’s short session could consider a flat refund proposal, not a permanent revenue law.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Congress
Mills sheds no light on twin murder case in Somerville
James Mills wife Eleanor Mills and Rev. Edward W Hail were slain four years ago in Somerville New Jersey. Mills testified three hours offering little new information about events preceding the tragedy. Frances Hall widow of the minister and her brothers Willie and Henry Stevens sat through court with composure as Mills faced cross examination over letters between his wife and Hall and divorce clippings.
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Somerville
N. J
James Mills
Eleanor R. Mills
Edward W. Hail
Frances Stevens Hall
Willie
Henry Stevens
Mills
Simpson
Cross-examination unfolds as Mrs Demarest testifies in New Brunswick case
Mrs Mary Demarest faced cross-examination that began but was not completed with further sessions planned. She testified seeing Henry Stevens in New Brunswick after the Hall Mills slayings and mentioned Ralph Gorsline and Mrs Minna Clarke observing Mills and Dr Hall in a park as prosecutors seek to prove spying. Three additional witnesses provided documents, including ill Jane Gibson, a key state witness.
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Mary Demarest
Mills
Hall
New Brunswick
Simpson
Gorsline
Clarke
Jane Gibson
19 Cars Derail in Wreck on the B and C
Nineteen loaded cars derailed and hundreds of tons of coal scattered along the tracks Friday morning when two east bound trains on the Baltimore and Ohio line were wrecked in a rear end collision at Hood's Mill. Traffic over an adjoining siding was restored about three hours later and the main line reopened later that day.
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Hood's Mill
Balti
Frederick
Mt. Airy
Yalding
Baltimore
Brunswick
Freight train wreck and rescue efforts described
The report details a rear freight train derailment on a heavy grade after brakes failed, causing extensive track damage and unloading of wrecked cars. Two wrecking teams from Baltimore and Brunswick worked while relief trains moved to Frederick. A second item notes an English collector purchasing Dickens historically significant manuscript as a WWI remembrance beacon.
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Lattimore-Frederick Mall
Frederick
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