Tax Reduction Bill Faces Senate Ahead of Public Demand
Washington on March 8, 1924. President Coolidge urges the public to press Congress for a genuine tax cut, warning that partisan or pork-barrel measures won’t pass. The Senate finance committee shapes the bill amid fears of continued national debt and high taxes.
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Washington D. C
House of Representatives
Finance Committee
Senate
Coolidge
New York
Congress
United States
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Pretty wedding at Stafford home near Lindale Ohio
The March 6 ceremony joined Mrs Minnie B Stafford and Covington Ky attorney William B R Calaway. Guests included Edw Pfau Cincinnati Jess M Jordan Edith Deam and others as pink and white decorations and a dinner followed the ceremony.
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Minnie B. Stafford
Lindale
Ohio
Cincinnati
Jess M. Jordan
Mias
Edith. Deam
Louis Parrish
8. Jones
W. V. Calaway
Dread Calaway
Bert Church
Miles Dorothy Calaway
J. P. Mullens
Chas
0. Hayes
Annie Meyers
Yousié
Mrs. Calaway
Marble sculpture on display at Grigg’s marble works
A marker carved with Ascension lilies by John Griggs from Indiana is shown at M. B. Grigg's marble works in Williamsburg. The piece is praised as sculpture rather than ordinary marble cutting, highlighting Griggs training in top establishments.
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M. B. Grigg
John Griggs
Williamsburg
Indiana
Mr. Griggs
School Finances in Montgomery County Board Dispute
Ohio State Superintendent Vernon Reigel files mandamus in the State Supreme Court with Attorney General C. C. Crabbe against Montgomery County Board of Education leaders Charles A. Hicher and A. A. Maysville to compel signing warrants for funds to run Clayton Consolidated Rural Schools. Questions include boards’ rights to seek state aid, to levy an extra three mills, and to borrow in anticipation of June settlements.
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Columbus
Ohio
Vernon Reigel
State Supreme Court
C. C. Crabbe
Charles A. Hicher
A.A. Maysville
Board of Education
Montgomery County
Clayton Consolidated
Reigel
Attorney General’s Office
Boards of Education
Tax deadline nears with penalties for late returns
With three days left to file, taxpayers are urged to mail returns to the collectors of internal revenue. January and February filings drop versus 1923, partly due to anticipated year relief. Collector Charles M. Dean notes the 1923 income tax is still under the 1921 Act and penalties apply for late or refused filings.
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Internal Revenue
Charles M. Dean
Third Payment Planned for 1922 Burley Tobacco
Lexington Kentucky March 5 A board of directors of the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association announced a distribution of the money from the sale of the 1922 old re dried tobacco to growers. Checks will be mailed by May 20 with more than 160000 checks needed and a multi week process to calculate each share.
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Lexington
Burley Tobacco Growers’ .Co-operative Association
Kearns Attacks Ford Offer Over Muscle Shoals
Ohio Representative Charles Kearns denounces Ford’s proposed Muscle Shoals deal in a House speech. He warns it would be a theft from the people and vows not to barter away farmers’ rights. Kearns also denies Ford’s fertilizer manufacturing claims in the congressional hearings.
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Congress
Henry Ford
United States
Charles ©. Kearne
Batavia
Ohio
Ford
Kearns
Creamery Owners Meet In Cincinnati District
Creamery owners and managers from Ross Fayette Clermont Clinton Warren Butler Hamilton Brown Highland and other counties will gather at the Gibson Hotel in Cincinnati on Thursday to form a district organization and discuss trade.
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Columbus
Ross, Fayette
Clermont
Clinton
Warren
Butler
Hamilton
Boioto
Pike, Adams, Brown
Highland Counties
Gibson Hotel
Cincinnati
New Deputy Appointments and Local Socials
Clerk Jess Jordan appoints David Gallagher deputy sheriff to replace Frank Brown who resigned to prepare for Batavia post office duties. W E Kain named deputy sheriff by John B Rapp to fill R D Gallagher’s vacancy. he previously rode as deputy under Chas Tatman. Bera Ansteatt and family visit near Olive Branch. Joseph Knight hosts them at Williamsburg. Holy Trinity church services are announced for Sunday at 10 and Stonelick at 8. discussion on Bible meanings and free Bible grants by Father Hvere.
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Jess Jordan
David Gallagher
Frank Brown
Batavia Post Office
Mr. B
Harry Cole
Paul Rapp
B. F. Swing
W.E. Kain
John B. Rapp
R. D. Gallagher
Chas, Tatman
Bera Ansteatt
Columbus
Lawrence Ansteatt
Olive Branch
Joseph Knight
Williamsburg
Cass
Holy Trinity Church
Stonelick
Obriet
Hvere
Card Men Dismissed In Ohio Prohibition Enforcement
Columbus Ohio March 7 state aid to enforce the prohibition law in Ohio is reduced by the dismissal of 110 card officers after Attorney General Crabbe ruled their arrests were illegal The governor plans to restore the original intent of the law and pursue strict accountability of county and municipal officials Enforcement inspectors will be reassigned to assess local enforcement and report lax officials to the governor for potential removal.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles C. Crabbe
A. V. Donahey
State Prohibition Service
Ground broken for tobacco bed burning this spring
Tobacco raisers prepare ground for burning beds as seed germination awaits warmer weather. With cold soil delaying planting, farmers expect to start soon and harvest a large acreage, tobacco remaining the main farm product and price maker for the era.
Early Gardner Prepares Seed Beds for Spring Planting
The early gardener works over hot beds and seeds while some plots are planted and others await warmer weather. Spring flowers emerge in sunny spots and robins arrive in numbers signaling the season.
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Gardner
Seed corn at premium as planting time nears
Farmers seek good seed corn that will assure fertility as crib corn fails to sprout due to lack of protection. Prices once reached $5 per bushel for poor seed in prior years and may rise again. many farmers test their seed with some failures noted.
Building Summer Cottages For City Folk
L F Walker of Batavia leads a crew preparing five summer cottages on the Hast Fork west bank near the sandbank. The project aims to be ready for occupancy by summer. Allen Roudebush plans additional cottages below town amid strong demand. H A Hodges of Milford buys 80 mores near Terrace Park to host about 50 cottages with large yards and parts for pleasure resorts.
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L. F. Walker
Batavia
Hast Fork
Mr. Walker
Allen Roudebush
H. A. Hodges
Milford
Terrace Park
Requirements for County Teacher Certificates in 1924
The Department of Education lists specifics for county certificates dated Feb 6 1924. It covers elementary certificates by examination or by evaluation of credits, renewal rules starting 1923, limits on teaching years on county certificates, and high school certificates requiring college work and 16 education hours with planned examination dates each spring and in August.
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Department of Education
State Department
Abandon Camp Sherman Ends DAV Campaign
Orders issued to gradually abandon Sherman Tech at Camp Sherman Chillicothe with all trainees transferred by June. The move caps a year and a half long campaign by the Disabled American Veterans who called the effort Forbes Folly.
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Sherman Tech
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Forbes’ Folly
Seed corn germination in Ohio varies by storage method
Ohio State crop specialist W E Hanger reports unusually scarce seed corn germination this year. Tests show crib shock and sack storage yield 41 to 45 percent germination, while house and rack storage reach 84 to 88 percent. Southern Ohio corn stores better. fall selection and proper storage could have prevented losses.
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W. E. Hanger
Ohio State University
Ohio
Hanger
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