Tax Income Close to Half Billion
Washington final income tax collection for the March quarter reached 499,600,000 under the new revenue law reduced rates. The gain over last year and versus estimates signals a year end surplus likely to be applied to the public debt. District totals show New York leading with 160,802,311 and Chicago district at 90,104,968 among others.
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Washington
Treasury
Winston
New York
Federal Reserve District
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boeten
San Francisco
Atlanta
Richmond
Kansas City
Bt. Lenin
Dallas
Minneapolis
Planting Plan Similar to Last Year Figures Mentioned
FragmentedOCR notes show plans to keep acreages for corn barley and oats near last year levels with mentions of 157.5 million and 155 million acres. It also reports an overwhelming vote 808 to 0 in the House on impeachment of Judge Washington.
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Eee Inion Agricolure
Washington
The
House
Florida Air Mail Service to Four Florida Cities
Florida Air Mail Service to Miami Fort Myers Tampa and Jacksonville was announced as the plan to connect the region by air. The venture aims to speed mail delivery between major coastal and inland hubs, reflecting early aviation expansion in the state.
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Florida
Miami
Fort Myers
Terpa
Jacksonville
Customs Inspector Raids Freighter For Ammunition Smugglers
An inspector raided the freighter Canto and arrested three alleged ammunition smugglers amid a Mexican revolution flare up. The raid intercepted New York bound shipments of rifle ammunition and twenty seven thousand rounds. Aimed at curbing contraband, the operation underscores rising tensions and enforcement actions against illicit arms shipments.
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New York
Armos
Curtome
Inepectora
Children Die in Topeka Kat Fire
Three small children of Ralph Brace died in a fire that engulfed the Brace farmstead. The blaze caused fatal burns as the home and barn were consumed, with neighbors assisting in attempts to rescue.
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Topeka
Kat
Ralph Brace
Brace
Class 1 Railroads Earn 4.83 Per Cent in 1925
Washington reports that 1925 saw Class 1 railroads earning 4.83 percent on property investments, based on reports from 1911 miles across 287,048 miles. Gross operating revenues rose about 8 percent, with expenses up only 1 percent, reflecting efficiency gains from large capital expenditures.
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Washington
Bureau of Railway Economics
Bureau
Close
Luas
Racial Integrity Bill Draws Close Color Line in Virginia
Richmond reports the legislature considers a racial integrity bill that would classify as colored any person with mixed ancestry, banning marriage to whites. Officials estimate thousands could be affected, with exceptions for descendants of Indians and those married before 1819.
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Richmond
Virginia
Meterian
General Assembly
Colored man escapes lynch hopes in postwar South trial
In Coushatta Louisiana a Black farmhand Joseph Hardy faced a verdict after a white planter John Glover was killed. Bayonets and court officials surrounded the scene as Hardy was found guilty of second degree murder and sentenced to life imprisonment, with a related 15 year term for another count.
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Coushatta
Joseph Hardy
John 8
Glover
Mexican General Executives Vera Crus and Allies Arrested
General Jane Rive and two other officers were executed at Jalapa during the discovery of an alleged revolutionary plot said to have been engineered from San Antonio Texas.
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Vera Crus
Mexico
Jane Riveyes
Jalapa
San Antonio
Texas
Death Toll in Goore Town Fire Destroys Barn Home
Four children of Benjamin Biren, aged eight and younger, perished in a barn fire that leveled their home in Centreville, Centervisie. The mother reportedly saved two other youngsters before flames engulfed the structure.
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Benjamin Biren
Gooretown
Investigation of army air service conditions ordered
Secretary Davis of the War department has ordered an investigation into conditions in the Army Air Service.
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Army Air Service
Washington
Davis
War Department
Winds, rains and visits mark Sundry town week
South Sund residents recount winds that downed lines and a nice Friday rain that aids spring crops. Jo Vogler, Ray Osborns, and many neighbors travel between Miles, Sund and surrounding towns for visits and farewells.
North Divide Community News and Local Activities
A weekly roundup notes many residents planting potatoes, travels to Sidney and Huntsman, a Farmers Union meeting and North Sidney club programs with cake coffee and lunch. The pig club met at the Brockeraby home and local visits include Mrs Parick and Ed Wolverton. Life insurance firms in 1925 grew public utility stock holdings despite modest overall securities gains.
Millinery Sale Special at Seaterday McPadden Millinery
Special price announced at Seaterday McPadden Millinery offering a five dollar sixty cent bonnet sale. Customer savings highlighted as limited weekend event with emphasis on fashion hats and headwear.
North Sidney Club Meetings and Local News Highlights
The North Sidney club met at Carl Baslroom's home with a dainty lunch served by Mrs. Jay Wellner. An upcoming meeting will be at Ed Wolverton's home and a pre supper for Farmers Union Local 445 at the district 77 school house in May. The club's achievements were celebrated at the school house Friday night before a large crowd and a fine program by the ladies. Separate notes mention visits by Roy Neary and family, Shwarz family at Haskins, J. Hughes starting work in Sidney, Osborn at Schmelle’s, Spiker driving a Willys-Night, and several dinners and games at local homes. Dr. Rice pleaded not guilty and was bound over to district court. testimony included Mrs Grace Smith. A historical note recalls March 10, 1876, the first telephone message, with reflections on long-term telephone usage in Illinois reaching billions daily.
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Ray Osborn
Denver
D. B. Phelps
Todd Gentry
Jans of
Crook
Sam James
George Bonser
Roy Kenney
T. A. Bonser
Tincoln
Charlies Bionner
Holdrege
North Platte
Miles Home
James Vacik
Osborn
Frankie Pokorny
Francs Farm
George Browser
Yogier
Deal
Roy ‘Kenney
Bert Steele
Sidney
Mable Parick
Edna
Brockeraby
T. C Fipiker
Ed Wolverton
Frank Goodwin
George Rippe
Dalton
Cayde
Claude Sports
Huntsman
Farmers Union
North Sidney Club
Busboom
Miller
Pig Club
Raymond Leamran
Honteman
Dick Roberts
Peets
John Jones
Bert Medle
North Sidney
Carl Baslroom
Mis
Jay Wellner
Farmers Union Local No. 445
Schwartz
Haskins
J. Hughes
C. J. Osborn
Schmelle
Spiker
Willys- Naight
Jim Sparks
Paul Sparks
Louie Bailey
Bert Walker
North
Bunker Hill
Bayard Physician Dr G C Rise Held For Trial
A county court hearing last Thursday examined Dr G C Rise the Bayard physician charged with causing the death of Mrs Mac Lamar after an illegal act. The case centers on alleged medical actions linked to her fatal outcome.
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G. C. Rise
Bayard
Mac Lamar
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Henry W. Peabody
wWoman
National Committee For Law Enforcement
Florida AirMail Service
South Sund
Joe Vogler
Miles Ranch
Mrs. Ray Osborn
Stratton, Colo
Mr. Osborn
Wilbur Sullivan
Eons
J. C. Miles
H. R. Holmes
Milddred
Charles Ehlers
Frank Pokorny
Mr. Chick
Mr. Taylor
Sidney Motor Sales Company
North Divide
McPadden Millinery
Roy Neary
John Neary
Sumlay
J. C. Sparks
Rice
Miniature Free Press
Dawes Commission
Germany
Inois
Rght Hand
Sidney Meat and Provision Co
Children’s.cotton
Cheyenne County Trading Co
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