Anniversaries recall notable 19th century figures
Today in history lists births and deaths of Jonathan Edwards, Moses Beach, Chester A. Arthur, David F. Boyd, Eduard L. Trudeau, John Erskine, and others. Entries note events such as Miles surrendering Nez Perce, Salvation Army street meetings, and early aviation milestones, alongside birthdays of Gen Walker Bedell Smith and Joshua Logan.
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Jonathan Edwards
New England
East Windsor
Conn
Moses Beach
Sun
Inventor
Springfield
Mass
Chester A. Arthur
New York
Garfield
Fairfield
David F. Boyd
Low Isiana State University
Removast
Bort Wetheville
Eduard L. Trudeau
Newark
Wis
John Erskine
Columbia University
Fort Boise
Ida
Nelson A Miles
Joseph
Salvation Army
Philadelphia
JSAM
Atlanta
South
Pangborn and Herndon
Geneva
League of Nations
Roosevelt
Italy
Ethiopia
Chicago
Germany
Walker Bedell Smith
Amer Machee & Foundry
Bare Us Lo
Dianapolis
Ge. Allas Shivers
Texas
Lufkin
Tex
Joshua Logan
Teaarkana
Arthur M. Loew
Loew's, Inc
Frank H. Bartholomew
United Press
San Francisco
George S Stevenson
Philadellphia
Edward M.ted) Deasey
The
Dallas (Tex
Elisha Hanson
Washington
Bors
Frederick Montgomery In Waterloo Winners
First day results of the National Dairy Cattle Congress at Waterloo Iowa show Frederick and Montgomery County owners taking honors. Winners include Ralph and Grover Walker Gaithersburg junior yearling bull fourth W L King and Son Gaithersburg senior yearling bull seventh W L King heifer calf first reserve junior champion W L King junior yearling heifer 15th Vincent E dutliff Gaithersburg senior heifer second C Lester Dudrow Lime Kiln senior yearling 28th Paul R King Clarksburg two year cow in milk second and seventh W L King. The congress runs through Saturday with winners to be represented in Chicago next week.
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National Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Iowa
Frederick
Montgomery County
Ralph and
Grover Walker
Gaithersburg
W. L. King
Senigi Neier
C. Lester Dudrow
Paul R. King
Clarksburg
Chicago
Tax Evader Teitelbaum Given Probation in Tax Case
A federal judge in Chicago sentenced Ababa Teitelbaum to one year of probation for evading 23 353 in income taxes. The former Capone lawyer, once wealthy, was told he faced a strong reminder that the power to tax is the power to destroy. He paid 135 060 for 1956 57 taxes and 390 009 in penalties but still owes 8 293 on 1950 51 taxes after a jury conviction. He previously led as labor counsel for the Chicago Restaurant Assn and once owned downtown Chicago property.
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Chicago
UWA
Capone
Joseph Sam ‘Perry
VS . District Court
Ababa Teitelbaum
al Scarface Capone
Teitelbaum
Tenelbaum
Restaurant
Assn
New Zealanders seek trade items amid large scale deal
New Zealanders propose a broad trade package offering ool culk meat teflow paper timber and stud stock in exchange for fertilizer caustic soda resin tung oil and manufactured articles. The proposal outlines a swap of agricultural goods for chemicals and finished goods.
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