Coal tax law declared valid in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg November 20 Judge Moo bhget upholds the coal tax act against challenges by Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron and Mill Creek Coal. The decision says value means market value and applies the rule of reason to enforcement. The act is constitutional and properly administered. penalties apply only for intentional disobedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
William Moo Bhiget
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Mill Creek Coal Company
Auditor General
Thomas
Mill Creek
Reorganize Markets Urged by Ohio Director at National Orange
Louis J. Cabot, director of agriculture for Ohio, told the National Orange in Wichita on November 20 that better marketing facilities are needed in the United States. He said nine tenths of farm crops were produced and sold this year below farmers' cost, while consumers pay current prices, and urged improved marketing organization as the remedy.
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Wichita
Kan
United States
Louis J. Cabot
Ohio
National Orange
America
Wealthy recluse dies of starvation in Newton New Jersey
Michael Ward a 13 year old living alone in a large frame house in Newton New Jersey died of starvation after pneumonia and years without nourishment. Coroner James W. Mulls and county physician Dr Bruno Hood ruled starvation the cause with a neighbor, Mrs Dan Simmons, briefly helping before Ward died. Sarah Bernhardt narrowly escaped injury when her car axle broke near Paris and she continued by train to San Remo.
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Newton
N. J
Michael Ward
James W. Mulls
Bruno Hood
Ward
Dan Simmons
Bis Place
Divine Sarah
Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
San Remo
Mme. Bernhardt
Social News From Clear Dale November 18
Miss Ethel Eversole returns home to Hagerstown after weeks with Mr and Mrs Frank Buzzerd. Crouse family and others visit Clarence Crouse in Columbia. Ralph Wherley and son visit Frank Blizzard. Death announced of Mrs Conrad Rushey of Kingsdale. Miss Odetta Selby returns to Hagerstown after time with grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Blizzard. It pays to advertise in The News.
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Clear Dale
Ethel Eversole
Hagerstown
Frank Buzzerd
Charles Crouse
Paul
Bernard
George, Wood
Row
John
Lawrence
Clarence Crouse
Columbia
Ralph Wherley
Ralph Jr
Hanover
Frank Blizzard
Conrad Rushey
Kingsdale
Odetta Selby
Wool Scarfs Offered In Four Colors At $1.50
Men’s pure brushed wool scarfs priced at 1.50 each, available in brown tan green and gray. Plain and fancy effects offered for selection.
Wool Hosiery: Plain and Clock Effects in Season Colors
A New York hosiery feature highlights Wool Hos iery with plain and clock effects in the season’s best colors. The piece emphasizes varied textures and colorways aimed at contemporary wardrobes.
Silk Knit Ties Offered in New Color Range
A local retailer highlights new color combinations of silk knit ties, noting extended availability and an attractive price. The item emphasizes fresh styles and repeated restocking after a period without similar offerings.
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Levy
Harger
Tim
Iverett True
Conde
Fes
Dorothy Darnit
By Allman
By Charles Memanus
Chas, Memanus
Man
N. L
NPAT
Stratford Clothes
Men’s Union
Stetson
Manhattan
Lowenstein & Wertheimer, Inc
North Market Street
Smith Market St
Frederick, Md
Helfenstein & Urner
THE
News-Post
Court Street
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