Signatures and tax plans dodge pyramiding in sales tax
Letter from GEORGE t SCRUGGS argues against cascading taxation on sales and praises a plan to tax the full unit but allow deductions for prior stage taxes. He cites automobile chassis and body assembly as examples where tax mechanics could avoid double taxation. He contends the method would ease collection without harming individuals or sales.
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San Antonio
Actomobile
Chaosis
Wall
Chaos
Achine Cagen
Bealy
Chaasia
Anles
Ant
George T
Medal Awarded For Notable Bank Role At Breakfast
A roll medal was awarded at the weekly breakfast for the excellent conduct of St. Groos’ office. Adolph, a banker, foiled a holdup as Wisdeny Jacked a Dozner and the oil gun in the desk drawer proved unreachable. Grogs is a club member.
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Adolph Row
Holtun Wednesly
Tte
Grooy
St. Groos
Boxing Lessons for Youths Urged
Cardinal Mundelein of the Roman Catholic Church urged that the youths of the city receive boxing instruction and recreation under supervision to keep them off the streets and reduce misbehavior. The appeal called for supervised programs offering discipline and constructive activity for young people.
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Oarcaco
Cardinal Mundelein
RKO President Denies Charges in Baltimore Trial
In Baltimore the RKO president denies accusations of extensive reckless spending linked to the Radio-Reith-Orphaim formulation. The official statement, released today, refrains from admitting any wrongdoing and asserts the case lacks substantiated proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RKO
New York
Pee
Deportation Faged by Mother in Moral Turpitude Case
New York dispatch reports Canadian girl Gledhill known as The Ski Girl faces deportation after a hospital visit to her son in Flor Park Long Island. Her husband Ernest Conner serves 30 months in Vermont for a crime tied to their romance. The senior Mrs. Gledhill, a hotel registrant, weighs taking daughter and child to Canada. Animosity surrounds May and Sonny as letters reveal strain and concern over custody and future.
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Universal Serelce
New York
Des
Bill
Flore Park
Long Teland
Anne Peel
Gluhil
Westnouth
Montreat
Miss Gledhill
Ernest
Caner
Conie
Flor Park
Aldeessor
Waaweiti
Inez
Sonny
May
Son
Cam
Imi
Tiller
Wiliam A. Conner
Auction Shatters Records At International Livestock Show
The grand champion Brint elif Thickset sold for 1.27 per pound, the lowest bid per pound at the 1021 International Livestock Show. Oakleigh Thorne of New York owned the 1140 pound prize, which Abergast and Bastian of Allentown, PA bid to $1447.80. Phemicti UGrosx of Kansas City among observers.
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Chipago
Antimual
Oakleigh Thorne
New York City
Abergast and
Bastian
Aberdeen
Briny
Clit Farms
Pine Plain
N. Y
Chicago
New York
Baby Falls Into Burning Embers at WAS Stoner Street
Ten month old Romanide Alvarado was treated for burns at Robert B Green hospital after falling into hot embers on Stoner Street. Jordan of 1258 Rivas Street suffered eye injury when a wand struck her while chopping wood. she recorded 40 watts at the hospital.
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Romanide
Alvarado
Was Stoner Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Jordan
Rivas — Street
Tthe Hospital
Japs Routed by Chinese Bandits in Shorkaikwan
Chinese bandits in Shorkaikwan forced Japanese residents to seek refuge in barracks. Japanese intelligence reports note a drop in Chinese troop strength in the Vulture Chinchow area. A Chinese division arrived at Koupingtss from Aphot while a munition train passed through Stina hnikwan before the bandit move.
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Copright
Murdes
Shorkaikwan
Gia Sin
Vulture-Chinchow
Koupingtss
Aphot
Keyatehes
Stinahnikwan
Miinek
Army Improvement Program Outlined for Next Year
TOKAI Dec. An official announcment says the Japanese supreme war council with the emperor's approval completed four reorganizations for army reform next year. The plan includes expansion of aircraft tanks and armored car forces and the creation of a chemical warfare school at an estimated expenditure of 11 million dollars.
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TOKAI
UNS
Supreme War Council
Ins
Japan Completes Counter Proposals On Manchuria Crisis
Japan completes draft counter proposals to the League of Nations and dispatches notes to Paris tonight. Tokyo prepares to address Western points in the plan while signaling that Manchurian issues remain blocked by both Beijing and Nanking. Dr. Alfred Sze questions a neutral buffer zone without neutrals and offers to present the idea to Naubing.
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Japan
Arou Shidetsnra
Ayan
Ronnelly Maichurin
Yoshizawa
Paria
Pals
Dec
League of Nations’ Council
Tokio
Nanking
Manchuelan Peer
Commission of Inquiry
Alfred Sze
Chioese
Gant Br
Manchuria
Great Wall
Sze
Coxwell
Ha Yng
Naubing
Unclear: Censored Local Notes on Clothing and Orders
Fragmented lines describe clothing items, department changes, a naval order, and Christmas press mentions. It notes a fall pork price drop with pigs weighing 60 to 70 pounds selling at 50 cents each. Uncertain names and places hinder full clarification.
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J. G. Sarria
Chick Owen Kildayn Pharmiing
Crockett Street
Phey
Ae Weed Kilday
Oan Sullivan Laid To Rest In Texas Funeral Rites
City officials and bankers gathered at St Marys cemetery for the funeral of 8% pioneer San Antonio banker Ian Sullivan who died suddenly after preparing to leave for his bank. Survivors include two daughters Annie Sullivan and Elizabeth Clemant and two sons Daniel and John Sullivan. Interment followed at St Marys cemetery as Rev Tom Kenedy conducted services.
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Ian Sullivan
San Antonio
St Marsh Church
Tom Kenedy
Sullivan
Texas
Sts Mary's Cemetery
Rome
Bankre
Annie Sullvan
Elizabeth Clemant
Daniel J
John C. Sullivan
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William H. Conner
Aoole Grons
Travh
Virginia Willys
John N. Willys
U. S
Poland
America
Luis Merceling de Aguirre
Paris
Sara, Kilday Oer
Oan Sullivan
Frost Bros
Luce
Sith
Frost's
Santa Claus
Frost
Mousquetaire
Button
Pique Seton
Frost's Street
Uistella Shop
Prast
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