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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1915

Page

8

McKenna Proposes sweeping taxes to fund war costs

Sept 22 Kemdoa chancellor Reginald McKenna introduces the largest budget on record. He halves free trade rhetoric, pushes tariff reform, and plans a 40 percent hike in income tax plus a super tax. Deficit pegged at £1,218,000,000 with new pay arrangements and lower exemption.

Kemdoa Reginald McKenna Joseph Chamberlain Soace of Commons Aix McKenna

Duel in the Dark Ends in Death at Turpentine Plant

In Biloxi Mississippi on September 22 wealthy turpentine manufacturers George Sarvis and Rafud Reaves fatally shot each other in a privately arranged duel after setting an alarm clock for 4 o clock. Witnesses described a whispered quarrel before the fatal volley as friends later found Sarvis alive, uttering I t s our private affair. Cadet Cameron at West Point has his hazing sentence commuted by President Wilson to one year suspension. he is son of Lt. Col. George H. Cameron. In Shenandoah Pennsylvania a fire boss William Jones, aged fifty, was killed and David John seriously injured by a fall of rock at Ma pie Bil colliery.

Biloxi Miss George Sarvis Rafud Reaves Eth Sarvis Washington Doug’ley T. Cameron Ganitary Academy West Point Wilson George H. Cameron General Staff Shenandosh William Jones David John Ma Pie Bil

Livery Stable Ad Offers New Fireproof Tare Cure Service

A notice from BAMUEL VU. GREGG announces new offerings at Palace Livery Stables. The ad promises firetoless tare cure services and invites public patronage with respectful, antique wording.

Bamuel VU Gregg

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