Prohibition Force Reorganization in San Antonio Area
Plans for reorganization of United States prohibition forces include two groups of general and federal agents stationed in San Antonio. N A Baker, former secretary, is acting deputy administrator and likely to direct unified operations. About 20 agents are reported, with headquarters in San Antonio and divisions across seven Texas and Oklahoma districts under Major White.
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San Antonio
N. A. Baker
Ane
Ted
United Forces
Roling
Eral
Ir. Baker
Bedell
Hevhag
H. B. White
Federal
District
Texas
Oklahoma
Major White
Baker W. Ware
Mr. Baker
United Foruce
Yamore
For “White
Fort Worth
Film World Amazed by Chaplin Tax Figures
Los Angeles reports public release of income tax returns for famed film figures. Chaplin paid 345 dollars personally, while a studio tax added 100 dollars. top earners included George Hancock, Mary Pickford, Gloria Swanson, and William Vanderbilt, with various six figure totals and notable estates.
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Chaplin
Associated Lees
Los Angeles
Fim Fang
Internal Revenue
Chores Spencer Chaplin
Rosear C. Artmekle
Rosear C. Artmekle, Thought By A Mony
Arbuckle
Rudolph Valentino
Wallace Beery
Mont Blue
Ton Chaney
Herbert Bosworth
Reginald Dennis
Bustar Keaton
Barbara la Mare
Ramett Navarro
Charles Ray
Filmidun
Turpin
Chantin
Chaplin Studio, Inc
Tdat
Ben Turpin
Douglas Fairbinuis
Gloria Swanson
Maris de Francis
Dominguen
Cristobal Dominguez
California
Spain
Atlanta EB. Giliette
King G. Gillette
Hee Hush
Ford Tax Figures Show Large Payments in First Michigan District
Public figures reveal Henry Ford paid 82.60 dollars and Easel Ford paid 2.1 dollars while the Ford Motor Company reported 16 108 160.97 dollars in income tax, marking the largest levy in the district.
Tax totals reveal Rockefeller led Manhattan tax paid
New York reports show John D. Rockefeller Jr and Sr among top taxpayers in downtown Manhattan with taxes for 1924 reaching over 6.27 million dollars. Other figures include J. Pierpont Morgan and Charles Astor paying substantial amounts, highlighting broad wealth and tax impact in Wall Street districts.
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New York
Rockefeller Ar
Manhattan
Wall Street
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
I. Wierpont Morgan
John W. Tavis
T. Morgan
Richard “Barthehness
Charles Aeribaer
Attorney Russell B. Wine Joins U S District Office
Russell B. Wine, local attorney, is named aide to the U S district attorney and will assume duties in John T. Hartman’s office. Charles A. Winstead temporarily fills the vacancy. Wine, formerly Font Emith District Republican committee chair, has varied legal roles and Virginia origins with recent practice in San Antonio.
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Russell B. Wine
Wan Swam Ing
United States District
I. F. Caroline
John T. Hartman
Charles A. Winstead
Hartman
WI Pase
San Antonio
Mr. Wine
Fontemith District
Republican Congressional Committee
Winer-Richartson Company
Sey Antonia Sitter
Virginia
Jan Aince
Washington
Teeti
Temple Officials Copied Building Statutes in City Rewrite
Temple officials Dougherty and Gencwer copied building statutes during a city rewrite. They met with the fire marshal and city attorney, planned with the city commission, and aimed to confer with the head of the police and fire departments before returning to Temple to discuss changes with the mayor and other officials.
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Temple
Afuyor Pouln
Pemple
Pamales
Han‘Anfonio
Mellon and Duke Tax Figures Highlight 1924 Returns
Secretary Andrew W. Mellon paid 1 882 600.25 in federal income tax for 1924, the largest recorded in Pittsburgh. His brother Andrew Mellon Jr. paid 1 780 000. Boston reports show President Coolidge paid 1 170 000, while James B. Duke of American Tobacco paid 1 250 000 and Dorris Duke 252 421 with Analine Duke at 161 872 in federal returns released today.
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Associated Drees
Boston
Coolridge
Newark
Nedy
aTames B. Duke
America Tobncca Company
Dorris Duke
Analine H. Duke
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Baker
Scholls
Andie Gibson
Jon
Ohio
Ree
Wasses Elastic Hosiery
Giubligher
Charles 2. Mitchell
Otto PB. Kil
Fort Rear
Frank 2
Nee Lous
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Hepuolt G. Vanderbilt
Willian K. Vanderbilt
John D. Jr
Mellon
Ast Clated Press
LABOR
Austin
W. J. Crocker
Shreveport
Raymoursvalle
Eas
White
Crckall
Kalteyer
Crockett
William C. Kalteyer
Sur. Wagner
Broadway
Houston Street
Wagner
Mr. Kalteyer
MI. Wah. Kalteyer
Prug Stord
He Wolll & Marx Co
Paria
Wolff
Marx Co
Wolff& Marx Co
Hudsons Bay
Millinery Department
Pauirth
Fidor
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