White House Pushes Retroactive Tax Cuts and Finance Bills
Washington debates retroactive repeal of excess profits tax and higher surtaxes for 1921 as part of Harding administration measures. Congress considers $500 million railroad aid and Penrose war loan refinancing, with fears over executive control of $11 billion funding and potential GOP opposition.
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Washington
Congress
Ule Burdill
Waluitiz
House Republican Caucus
Garner
Vem
Tex
Ways and Means Committee
Repubblican
Lfs
Harding
Senate
Penrose
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
United States
Senate Finance Committee
Joseph D. Beck
Rep
Wis
Historical Society Meeks Here October Eleventh Meeting
Southwestern Indiana Historical Society holds its quarterly meeting in this city on October 11. Judge John E. Iglehart is president with county vice presidents. Spencer’s is Mrs. Caler Ehrman. Members from Dubois to Warrick invited. annual dues $1.00. Luncheon, talks by de la Hunt, Mrs Rabb, and Dr. Oliver. relic display at court house. articles loaned must have owner card.
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Southwestern Indiana Historical Society
Dubois
Gibson
Perry
Pike
Posey
Vanderburgh
Warrick
John EK. Iglehart
Spencer
Caler Ehrman
4Tvis
Court House
The
Historical Society
Grace Pattie
Eugenia Ehrman
Laura Wilkinson
Jessie “Kland
Volun
Woman’s Club
Ladies’ Musicale
Roeport
Thomas J. de la Hunt
Canneltoi
Mirs
Kate Milner Rabb
Indianapolis
Oliver
State Historical Commission
Carrie Halbruge
Jessie Hearing
Louise Atchison
Pioneer Times
Arvilla Ginsburg Visits Kentucky Friend
Miss Arvilla Ginsburg of Kansas City Missouri, guest of Mr and Mrs C W Halbruge and family, left Wednesday for Russellville Kentucky for a few days visit with a former classmate. Mrs Halbruge accompanied Miss Ginsburg to Owensboro where they spent the day Wednesday.
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Kentucky
Arvilla Ginsburg
Kansas City
C. W. Halbruge
Russelville
Mrs Theresa Born to Wed Miss Theresa Born
Mrs Louis Wiener leaves Thursday for Indianapolis to attend the marriage of her niece Theresa Born to Herbert Salis of Philadelphia. The ceremony is set for next Monday at the Indianapolis club.
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Louis Wiener
Indianapolis
Theresa Born
Herbert Salis
Philadelphia
Will Probated for Cavin and Phipps Executors Named
Circuit Court actions include probating the will of Henrietta H. Cavin of Rockport made January 1917, naming executors Wm A McCullough and W M Smith, with bequests to John W Stephen L and Edmund W Crooks and Mattie Logsdon. Lydia C Boyd to receive remaining estate. John Dane appointed administrator of Nancy Phipps estate. Earlier judgments include Fay vs Wagner for 150 dollars and Gentry vs Klotz for 130. Other cases involve Ella Graham, Roy Welsch, and Yeager.
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Henrietta H. Cavin
Rockport
J. A. Sargent
Wm. A. McCullough
W. M. Smith
John W
Stephen L
Edmund W. Crooks
Mattie Logsdon
Lydia C. Boyd
John Dane
Nancy Phipps
Spencer Circuit
Charles A. Fay
Elizabeth Wagner
Absolom R. Gentry
Anna M. Klotz
Ella Graham
Ray Mattingley
Louis N. Savage
John ‘Yeager
Roy Welsch
John
John Hartz
Wm. Beckleman
Clarence Brand
Ohio Town
Alois Becher
C. M. Partridge
Julius
Julia Bene
Caleb M. Partridge
Mrs. Frank Bench Rites Held At Chrisney
Mrs. Frank Bench died last Friday after a long illness. Funeral services were at the family home in Chrisney with burial in Little Pigeon cemetery in Clay township. Rev. McCoy of the United Brethren church officiated. Survived by husband, daughter Beatrice, son Gordon, and sister Mrs. Ida Burkhart of Chrisney. The Bench family formerly lived in Rockport.
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Frank Bench
Chrisney
Little Pigeon
Clay Township
McCoy
United Brothern Church
Bosler to spend week with Louisville Herald brother
Dr. Fred G. Bosler left Wednesday for Louisville Kentucky to visit his brother Max W. Bosler on the editorial staff of the Louisville Herald for the remainder of the week.
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Fred G. Bosler
Louisville, Ky
Max W. Bosler
The
Louisville Herald
Calhoun Guests Attend Funeral of Mrs Rake
Mrs Mathilda Kerrick and her son James Kerrick spent last Monday with Mr and Mrs Frank Bauman to attend the funeral of Mrs Kerricks sister Mrs John Rake. Also present were Mr and Mrs George Reeves of Calhoun Kentucky.
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Mathilda Kerrick
James Kerrick
George Reeves
Calhoun, Ky
Frank Bauman
Kerrick
John Rake
Miss Lula Hargis Leaves for Paducah Visit
Miss Lula Hargis departed last Saturday for Paducah Kentucky after a visit with relatives in town.
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Lula Hargis
Paducah
Mrs John Fake Dies in Warrick County
Mrs. John Fake, known as Mrs Missouri, died Sunday at her Warrick county home after three months of Brights disease. She was 72. Survived by husband Elmer two sisters Mathilda Kerrick Calhoun Ky and Nancy White Oklahoma two brothers Henry Shoptaugh Oklahoma and Tom Shoptaugh near Richland. Funeral Monday at Mt Zion church Warrick with short services and burial at Mt Zion cemetery conducted by Rev C C Pirtle.
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John
Fake
Missouri
John Fake
Warrick County
Cage
Mt. Zion Church
Mt. Zion
Rev
C. C. Pirtle
Charles F Bauman Dead In Grass Township
Charles F Bauman died September 15 1921 at Grass Township. He left a wife Miss Sarah and two daughters Mary and Esther. He is survived by his wife two daughters and a grandson. Funeral services were conducted Saturday at the family home by Rev Jacob Bauman. Burial followed in Hackleman Cemetery.
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Charles F. Bauman
Henry
Godleba_ Freshley DabEtar
Sarah
Fife
Mary
Esther
Mrs Mary Hamilton Heads West For Idaho Visit
Mrs Mary Hamilton plans an extended visit starting Friday to Rexburg Idaho to stay with her brother George Vogel. En route she will see her father Gonrad Vogel in Danville Indiana and Rev and Mrs J H Diehl along with Mr and Mrs W W Keilams Mrs Georgia Eigenmann Miss Pauline Eigenmann and Mary Guard Kellams who motored to Clayi town ship Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs J J Burkhart.
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Mary Hamilton
Evansville
George Vogel
Rexburg
Idaho
Gonrad Vogel
Danville
Ind
J.H. Diehl
W. W. Keilams
Georgia Eigenmann
Pauline Eigenmann
Mary Guard Kellams
Clay Township
J. J. Burkhart
Mrs Mason Returns Home After Visit to Monticello Seminary
Mrs W C Mason came home Wednesday after accompanying her daughter Miss Alice Mason to Monticello Seminary at Godfrey Illinois.
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W. C. Mason
Miss Alice Mason
Monticello Seminary
Godfrey, Ill
Mrs Weil Sails From London To New York
Mrs M Weil plans a Saturday sail from London to New York after a summer spent with her son Herbert Weil and family in London.
Ed Craig Heads Home to Oliver Springs After Visit
Ed Craig departed Thursday for his home in Oliver Springs Tennessee following a family visit with Albert Hargis.
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Ed Craig
Oliver Springs
Tenn
Albert Hargis
Miss Lorené Hargis Leaves Maryville Schools
Miss Lorené Hargis will depart from Maryville Tennessee, ending her role in the local grade schools. The move comes as students and staff prepare for upcoming term changes.
Farmers T.10 Meeting Draws Large Crowd
C H Master son and G H Gwaltney members of Federation Barbecued Meats and Music address large audience at Farmers Scheduled event.
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C. H. Masterson
G. H. Gwaltney
Federation
Farmers Picnic Draws Big Crowd at Nancy Lincoln Park
The St. Meinrad band provided music as 2000 to 2500 attendees enjoyed a farmers picnic at Nancy Lincoln Park on September 15. Masterson and Gwaltney of the Indiana Federation of Farmers Associations spoke on farm organization, Grain Marketing, seed quality, and rural education.
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Nancy Hanks
Lincoln Park
St. Meinrad
Masterson
Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
G. Jf. Gwaltney
Canada
America
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