Ex-Kaiser Tax Exemption Debate Rages in Amsterdam
In Amsterdam the question of the ex Kaiser’s taxes reemerges after a government memorandum cites his repeated tax exemptions due to “insecurity of financial status.” De Geer’s 1927 denial of such exemptions contrasts with De Telegraaf’s note that exemption implies no payment at all, sparking public skepticism and calls for clarity amid Dutch finance discourse.
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Huck Tournament at Birmingham Tomorrow
The Huck tournament at Birmingham High School is set for Wednesday evening March 13. A basketball game against the Lorain Outlaws opens the program with boxing wrestling and a tug of war as supporting events. Sponsored by the Young Men's Farming Club of the school’s vocational agriculture department, the club serves young men aged 16 to 25 who do not attend high school. Meetings occur weekly to study agricultural topics. Beau Geste has been produced as a play in London.
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Dr Sponsellor Clinic Hours for Tuesday Evening Treatments
Dr F M Sponsellor announces evening clinic hours at 805 Elgris Savings Trust Building from 6:00 to 8:00 on Tuesdays. He offers treatment for piles fissure and fistula without loss of work time.
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Two More April First Births Reported to Editor
Two readers inform the Chronicle-Telegram editor that they were born on April 1. Mary Woodcock of 449 Belle Avenue Elyria and Bernard McCarthy of 358 Columbus Street send letters. The editor invites others born on April 1 to write in.
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Atlanta Cop Seeks Crown of Souths Busiest Man
Atlanta Patrolman K A Wooster juggles traffic arrests and a singing career. On a single day he logged 28 traffic arrests and led revivals as a tenor and song leader. Father of twelve, he worked the midnight to 8 am shift then sang at fifteen meetings, policing crowds afterward.
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Rebuilding Old Churches Spurs Swedish Art Treasures
A ten year national survey of Sweden's old churches reveals medieval mural art, ivory madonnas, carved crucifixes, wooden saints, and tapestries worth millions. Restoration across Skåne to Lapland renews ecclesiastical life, repurposes ruins, and uncovers hidden works beneath whitewash from the Reformation era.
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Cemetery on Yale campus buries notable figures
New Haven, Conn. Otto T. Barnard, famed banker and philanthropist, was buried at Grove Street Cemetery beside Yale notables dating to 1821. The plot includes Mary A. Goodwin, who funded education for colored Yale students. The cemetery’s history traces to early Yale presidents and old colonial stones moved from the central green.
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Otto T. Barnard
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Mary A.goodwin
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Dwight
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Working Girls Plan Hotel of Their Own
New York reports two thousand women with an average weekly salary of 30 dollars have formed a cooperative to build an 850000 hotel. Each member will receive two rooms and bath for 12.50 weekly, with an extra room for visitors. Construction begins April 1. the 15 story building will hold 312 quarters and include card rooms ballrooms a swimming pool and a gymnasium.
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Musterole Laxative Cold Tablets ad claims quick relief
A vintage ad promotes Musterole Laxative Cold Tablets as providing fast relief from colds and related symptoms. It stresses mild but sure effects, chocolate coating for easy intake, and suggests keeping the product on hand. The maker is Muscany of Cleveland Ohio, offering 35 cents postpaid.
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Man loses bride by bragging of 48 other women
In Bloomington Indiana Henry Baxter aged 66 told his bride of three days about 48 other sweethearts in the last four years. His wife Myra Vandeventer 54 filed for divorce citing the boast and infidelity after the wedding. She left him on the third day.
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Largest covered market opens on Paris Seine Left Bank
A permanent covered market, the world’s biggest of its kind, opens on the left bank of the Seine in Paris. The grand opening marks a major commercial hub expansion, attracting vendors and visitors to a modern, weatherproof space.
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Grant’s Grandson to Study War Tactics at College
Lt. Col. U.S. Grant III, chairman of the government inaugural committee and Civil War general’s grandson, will take a post graduate course on war maneuvers at the local War College. Secretary of War Davis stated the assignment lacks special significance as Grant nears completion of his four year term directing public buildings. He will be a freshman when the fall term begins, studying the science of war, some of which his renowned grandfather practiced in the 1860s.
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