Basis to Work Figures by Mellon Shows Proposed Tax Rates
The Associated Press reports in Washington that Secretary Mellon presented a new tax plan to the board of ways and means committees. It outlines graduated rates beginning with 1 percent on the first 2,000 of taxable income, 2 percent on the next 1,000, 3 or 4 percent on higher brackets, and 5 percent thereafter, with present rates noted and Mellon proposing alternatives for simplification. The plan aims to project future revenues and includes a statement from Mellon noting no definite rate but a framework toward a 25 percent tax maximum.
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Associated Press
Washington
D. C
Eoer Metton
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Chetan Green
Mellon
Treasury
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Toei
Morocco Front Reports Mixed Military Developments
AP and Reuters dispatches from Gibraltar indicate that despite recent French and Spanish advances in Morocco, new details in a Franco Spanish front near the eastern line reveal several unlisted incidents. Reports claim four complete batteries and a Spanish air squadron presence, with Spanish losses around Albuqerque and a garrison of about forty six men besieged.
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Associatea Press
Reuter
Gabraltar
Spaniair
Atsecemas
Ett Sans
Albuqeoan
Baby saved from potter's field burial in Milwaukee cemetery
Authorities rescued an abandoned infant found alive in Evergreen cemetery instead of a potter's field. Coroner and officials pursued the parents, while a local nurse and Marquette University staff provided care and arranged a decent social service for the infant.
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Potter's Field
Milwaskee
Bas
Grace Timpher
Teonihs
Evergreen Cemetery
Potter's
Luther Burbank Elected to Masonic Thirty-Third Degree
Luther Burbank of Santa Rosa, California, was elected to receive the honorary Thirty-Third Degree by the Supreme Council, Scottish Rite, Southern Jurisdiction, in recognition of his charitable and benevolent service.
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Luther Burbank
Masonic
B.C
Saeta Foss
Cat Eyed Lil Escapes From Buffalo Jail
Julia Archer known as Cat Eyed Lil, a daring female crook, escaped from the Buffalo county jail after a prior capture in Milwaukee. She had been sentenced for stealing jewels valued at $73,000 from Louis Sardism and used a steel rope and jail window tools to flee, leaving guards puzzled by a pillow mistaken for a sleeping inmate.
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Associated Pre
Buffalo
Elife
Midalear
Dam
Buffsio
Bn MB
Waukee
Lallan
Aie Howell
Sula Archer
Ustred Press
Julia Archer
Car Eye
Femele Crook
Waukkes
Gufier
Louis Sardism
Abarn
Sali Wildergent
Annie
Sind
Este
Italy seeks permanent settlement of war debt with United States
Rome reports Italy's 22 member debt mission departs for Washington to push a permanent settlement, with hopes of a lasting accord on the war debt. Led by Volpi, the group aims to secure favorable terms and avoid temporary arrangements as they discuss funding and repayment with American officials.
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Associated Press
Rome
Tiallar War Debt Commission
Washiegwa
Italy
United States
Ax Coda Volpi
Y Thomas
Morgan
United Press
America
Nepies
Bosmi
Andless
Colleccies
Wolst
Washington
Yemen
Senator Gerry and Vanderbilts Marry in London
Fragmentary text reports a marriage in London involving Senator Gerry and a Miss Vanderbilt with attendees including Mrs. John F. A. Cecil of London and Miss Witham Thornley of Providence. The vow appears to have occurred at Savoy Chapel amid limited participation.
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Gerry
Miss Vanderbilt
London
Associated Press
Paver Goeles Gers
Rhode
Idard
Keith Vas
Gerda
George We Vander
Savoy
Princess Street
John F. A. Cecil
Arati Witham F Thornley
Providence
Cecil
Comedia
Railroads Involved In Dry Law Move
A federal grand jury in Chicago will consider indictments against five railroads and related individuals for transporting beer in violation of federal prohibition laws. Incoming evidence shows shipments from eight breweries in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and New York to Chicago buyers at about 100 barrels monthly, valued around 65 dollars per barrel. Authorities cited promised right of way over rail lines as part of the alleged arrangements and expect indictments later this week.
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Chicago
James L. McDowell
United States District Attorney
Cle
Clarence E. Converse
Internal Revenue Department
Saintis
Fastroad
Evisence
Mie| Dowell and
Couterse
Massachusetts
Pennsylvenia
New York
Conserse
United Press
Converse
Broad program for new and better social order recommended
The Washington panel of the Congregationalist conference recommends a broad social reform program to apply Jesus social and spiritual ideals at community and national levels. It outlines five fields for recommendations including international relations race relations education industry and agriculture. The plan aims for world peace and economic reform through unified church action.
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Washington
HSC
Jang Devter Scheiad
Jesus
Former Dancer Hospitalized for Rest Break
Irene Castin Ke mala McLaushna a former dancer was taken to the Smichaet Feerei hospital for a rest. Hospital attendants reported she remained at the bedside with no further details disclosed.
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Irene Castin Ke
Mala McLaushna
Meierghlia Sas Restoualy
Greek Bulgarian border clash sparks invasion claims
Reports say Greek forces invaded Bulgarian territory near Petrich amid escalating tensions after a border clash at Demir Hisar. Bulgaria protests to the League of Nations while Athens denies a formal war declaration. Bulgarian and Greek officials scramble for clarity as shelling intensifies near the border.
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Crees
Latheos
Setci Zouk
Slchose
Athens
Urgbuc
Dorder
Dentr Firar
Romsro
Demtr Hisar Mordas
Bulgarin Territ
Sofia
Petrich
Belgaria
Hare
Demir
Hissar
Tinims
Petrichzarear
Cevecsl
League of Nation
College Romance at Marquette Culminates in Wedding
Miss Nathalie Hart of Green Bay and John Friar of Milwaukee wed at Gesu Church Milwaukee after a Nuptial Mass celebrated by Rev Terrance Devin. The bride, a Marquette University arts graduate, wore satin with Venetian lace. Attendants included Miss Helen Frias and Miss Josephine Heoush. best man was Joseph Hart. A breakfast followed at the Amor Hotel.
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United Press
Miwaukee
Btarquette University
Nathatie
Mary Jane Hart
James Hert
Green Bay
John ‘Friar
Milwaukee
Terranca H. Devin
Gesu Church
Helen Frias
Alster
Lusss
Josephine Mr Heoush
Grem Bay
Katherine Bannen
Brilermaids
Mies Jane Kettz
Mansfield
Joseph Hart
Amor Boiel
Arun Hears
German cabinet approves Locarno treaties
Berlin dispatch reports the German cabinet approved the Locarno treaties today. With President von Hindenburg’s press reception, officials sealed the accord and sent Chancellor Luther and Foreign Minister Stresemann to the Reichstag to brief the foreign relations committee on the meaning and agreements reached at Locarno.
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United Press
Berlin
Presder
von Hintenvers
Lather
Stresejana
Refekstag
Foreign Relations Committee
Locesh
Texas legislative session inquiry sparks broad probe
State Representative Tr. Kirnin called for a special Texas legislative session to scrutinize Pardons records of Gov Ferguson and the state highway commission. Ervin backed a probe into clemency acts, with details of federal investigations and political ties raising questions of influence and potential conflicts.
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Dalles
Tex
Tr. Kirnin
Texas
Ervin
Gow
Gow Mire A. Ferguson's Pardon Record and the Jstate*highway Commission
King. P
Associated Presa
Gee Einer Eeatest
King
Throckmorton
Lee Satterwhite
Texas House of Representatives
Washington
Tomy
Ferguson
Louis South
Ford
Abert Anselm
John Salice
Issa
Juanes E. Ferguson
Irwin
Stats Insurance
Mate Prisor
Assessed valuation of Green Bay property jumps three millions
A Associated Press report notes Green Bay property valuation has risen by 3,415,950 dollars this year. City clerk tally shows 1931 total property value at 40,575,370 dollars versus 31,290,490 dollars the year before.
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Green Bay
Higher standards blamed for fewer supreme court cases
Wisconsin real estate leaders heard Green Bas and Willam Doll of Milwaukee argue that stricter business conduct and broker accountability have reduced Supreme Court cases on bankers’ duties. Doll contended brokers face genuine misconduct and unwary principals may be defended, noting current Wisconsin decisions encourage bold actions by firms. A tour of Green Bay area fairs followed, with talks on zoning and realtor roles. award ceremonies capped the convention.
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Associated Press
Green Bas
Wis
Parc
Supreme Court
Nasd
Willam Doll
Milwauker
Wisconsin Association of Real Estate Brokers
Deeslons
Witsonemn
Enopuras
Deakos
Me Dor
Becker
Eetsional Conference
Ale Oferck
Perry O Powet
Green Bay
Osborne Coy
Rericeha
Oper
Steinberg
Bogus Package Threat and Flight Amid Crime Wave
A tainted note allegedly offered $5,000 to arrange a death for a man and his family. He sent a fake package under a false name but no taker appeared. The letter threatened to use the money to save a prisoner from the noose, while another report notes two wealthy criminals meeting demands and a suspect fleeing to Florida after a settlement. News items describe profits from newspaper circulation reaching about $100,000 with a grant to Canada.
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Smith
akMeing
Kid
Deveuver
Drockmallers
Herald
Examiner \day
Dan Petry
Florida
Beetleerer
Governor undecided about 70 seat appointment
A damaged dispatch reports Governor undecided on appointing a successor to a 70 seat post. The misshapen text suggests a pending decision before December and possible ties to a congressional race. One candidate is mentioned but not clearly named. the article notes prior statements by the governor and references past announcements.
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Faimarek
N- 1
Gov. A. Rezne
Y News
Baketa
Sail Po
Jean
Strater Ladstom
FUGITIVE WITH ALIASES CAPTURED IN 1924
An Associated Press report states fugitive with aliases including Windamee Starab and Hermanarihic Parish was captured near Carizin TU after escaping jail in Henzton. He carried a pouch and a pastofiles decoy. railroad detectives led the capture.
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Associated Press
la Cree
Windamee Starab
Hermanarihic Parish
Toue
Dave
Rajireag
Carizin
Mark Myade
Henzton
Wirth Sees Locarno Pact Path to Peace in Europe
Associated Press report from Milwaukee notes former German chancellor Dr. Josef Wirth as a guest speaker praising the Locarno security pact between Germany and France. He predicts ratification will foster real peace in Europe and expresses Germany’s gratitude toward the United States while reflecting on economic strains. He also discusses the Dawes Plan and hopes for improved water quality aiding peace efforts.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Josef Karl Wirth
Alwaukes
Germany
France
Europe
la- Fope
Weirib
United States
Dr. Wirth
Wirth
Not Even A Dollar In Loot From Robbery Messengers
In Chicago robbers struck a mall bag and express parcel theft, failing to take any cash. Governor James B. McDougal of the Federal Reserve Bank provided details after a recheck of the bags and pouches, noting no money was secured from the messengers.
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Ansociated Press
Chicago
Federal
Lasalie Street
iChicara
Manéy Street
James B. McDougal
Covernor
Federal Reserve Bank
Maiane
Politicians barred from discussion at tax bill hearings
Washington reports that the Tax committee ordered politics barred from debate on the new 207000.50 tax measure. Members urged focus on finance details while warning against political talks. Chairman Green of Iowa urged restraint as sessions continued amid opposition to Mellon administration policies.
Barometer of business cheers trends in steel output
United Press report quotes Charles Schwab predicting U S steel production will rise from 69 million tons now to 109 million tons in twenty five years. Notable attendees at a Chicago conference include Vice President Dawes Maj Gen Flarboard RCA head Hartvard and Frank Lowden. The talk highlights rapid radio progress and improved communications as global benefits.
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University of Chicago
United Presa
Charles Schwab
United States
Schwab
Tibe Bethickem Stéel Corporation
Neia
Hie
Audence
Charles G. Dawes
James G. Flarboard
Radio Corporation of America
Samuel Hinsetl
Public Utilities King of the
Middle West
Frank O. Lowden
Thoray K. Wilson
Packer
Max Aiessa
Tha University
Ang Sla
Tha
Tee Ee
Hartvard
Radio
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Accused of Assisting Hijack Robbery of Gems From White Family
A scaled report from Waukegux Illinois recalls Franklin Patterson testimony against Durand and Miller in a jewel robbery at the White residence. Patterson testified Durand aided the theft by disposing of necklaces and rings after the crime. Jury witnesses described Durand outside during the heist and the jewels later recovered from his car.
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Waukegux
Al—Jaet Durand
Scott Durand
Lake Forest
F. Edson White
Franklin Patterson
Derand
Acroses
James Miller
Patterson
Pattersic
Rome
Petterson
Kean
Paterson
Durand
Lena
Jackie Know
Wisconsin Weather Forecast Amid Cold Front Moving In
Weather forecast for Wisconsin indicates a cold front lowering temperatures. Central portions face stronger chills on Friday with partly cloudy skies. Northeastern areas expect light precipitation and cooler winds as the system moves through.
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Wisconsin Tate
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