Supreme Court Faces Community Property Tax Question
The United States Supreme Court will decide a major issue affecting Texans and other states with community property laws. The case centers on how income should be divided for income tax purposes and whether joint control exists. Regardless of the ruling, community property laws are likely to become more influential as marriage is increasingly treated as a business partnership and women's economic equality progresses.
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United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Union
Internal Revenue
Industrialist Du Pont Seeks Path in America
The article notes the Du Pont family figure in Delaware and a younger member moving to the Kansas oil fields to seek work. It hints at plans, wages, and adjustments after college, with implications that the elder Du Ponts are preparing for broader industrial activity in the United States.
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Edmond L. DU Pont
Remington
Delaware
United States
Kansas
Mills
du Pont Kill
America
Figures and names drift in a battered tax tale
A fragmented report touches on tax assessments in La Salle County and local figures including Barney Wilden and Waggoner Trails. It mentions cattle values, tax liens, and a vivid aside about a cowboy riding a horse along a Panhandle town street with distinctive horse names like Zacaweisla Dixie Dreamer and Calf Staper.
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Ie la Salle County
Barney
Barnes
Wildentax
Sear
Ani
Ben Witdeathall
Panhandle
Dixie
Arlington Downs and Texas Cattle Trails of Tom Waggoner
A long-winded reminiscence on Tom Waggoner of Wagar stables and Arlington Downs near Fort Worth and Dallas. The piece touts the track’s wealth, $3,000,000 investment, and a saloon era with Herefords, Jerseys, and thoroughbred ponies. Mentions of land yields, auction prices, and regional ranching figures including Judge W. W. Bond and Leon Brown amid Kerrville references.
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Texas
Tom Waggoner
Wagar
Arlington Downs
Fort Worth
Dallas
Kentucky Downs
English Downs
North America
Tom Wagxoner
Bax
Marfa
Alpine
Fort Brockon
Big Lake
Fragmented 1930s notes mix showbiz, letters and satire
The text presents a garbled collage of names, places and cultural references from mid‑century entertainment and society. It recites figures like Janet Gaynor, Belle Baker, Mark Hellinger, and Gladys Gis4, hints at Broadway gossip, college humor, and a father’s letter about sending money and a job in New York, with stray remarks on crime and youth culture.
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Ford
W. T. Benda
Janet Gaynor
Heggeea
Alde Door
Eva la Galerie
London
England
New York
Belle Baker
Indy
Muuleal
Aix
Vallee
Gil Patten
Midwaya
Lire
Mark Hellinger
Gladye
Gjorieux
Baid
Bonz
Faris
Aimilar
New-York
Jolanre
Honest friendship with all nations and entangling alliances
A list of proposed national reforms and policies from Hearst papers includes proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, separate military departments under a National Defense Secretary, federal action to abolish illiteracy, January installation of President and Congress, a federal sales tax to reduce other taxes, a 13 month calendar with four week months, the Nicaragua Canal, acquiring Caribbean possessions as debt payment, selective immigration, deportation of undesirable aliens, and full publicity for income taxes.
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George Washington
United States Senate
Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Education
United States
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Tragic tale cited in court over parental influence
Judge Walsh cites a case involving Sherman Bodwell of Shar, his removal from a troubled home, and the father who is an executive secretary of a society active in human behavior. The judge argues for restrained, non harsh treatment to address family dynamics and risk of inappropriate influence.
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International New
Dence
R.L
R and Son
Sherman Bodwell
Shar
Judge Walsh
New Engle Society
The Throaty Editorial On Facing Reality And Courage
An editorial piece critiques social nerves and throatiness, urging calm thought and direct action. It laments public pretenses, calls for biting into the bitter bone of reality, and argues life demands courage, honesty, and a capable, dignified approach to personal and public affairs.
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Darling Maybelle
Bill
Do You Know Han Antonie Water For Irrigation
Do You Know discusses Han Antonie water quality and its suitability for irrigation. It notes that alkaline levels are present with negligible amounts, suggesting limited immediate impact on irrigation practices.
Malunga and the Fortieth Wife in Cetewayo Era Court
In a colonial era column the reader learns Cetewayo’s successor King Salomo and his fortieth wife Malunga. The text contrasts British rule and paternal wealth with Zulu court life, noting multiple wives, money, and cultural displays under a white chauffeur driven car.
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Africa
Cetewayo
Salome
Britain
Sig
Malunga
Salomo
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Smith College
Fey
LL Reis
la Salle
Washington
Chicago
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City
Xas
Leon
Joe Montagus
Bandera
Dandern
Leon Browning
McCulloch County
Fort Stockton
Kerrville
Sas
Dad & the
Ovarthry Cooper
Hitler
Middle West
wolMity Avtr
Cleveland
Bawan
MesTaupel
The
Hearst Papers Advocate
Len World
Elsie Robinson
King Salomto
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