Wage Cuts and Tax Evasion Hit national debate
Washington reports a push to block income tax loopholes after Charles E Mitchell’s acquittal prompts renewed reform talk. Attorney General and lawmakers plan investigations while public opinion favors action to close tax evasion gaps. Mitchell expects to return to Wall Street amid celebratory street scenes.
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Washington
Charles E. Mitchell
New York
Mitchell
Cummings
Department of Justice
Congress Ie
Wall Street
Street
Publication Rights and Credit in The Associated Press
The document discusses the exclusive entitlement to use news dia patches and credit in the newspaper. It outlines publication rights for all news and local sews, and notes the authority over special dia ches within the paper.
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Presa
Davison to Lead American Museum Africa Hunt
F Trubee Davison former assistant secretary of war will travel to Africa with Mrs Davison to join the Johnsons for additions to the American Museum of Natural History African collection. They plan to use airplanes to reach sites from Cairo to Nairobi and spearhead a hunt for elephants to complete Roosevelt Akeley herd for the new African Hall opening next winter.
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F. Trubee Davison
Aft
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Africa
Davison
Martin Johnson
Cairo
Davisons
Nile
Lake Victoria
Martin Johnsons
Nairobi
Mr. Johnson
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
Carl Akeley
Akeley African Hall
Understanding Pleurisy and Its Impacts on Lungs
Pleurisy is inflammation of the pleura the lining around the lungs and chest wall. It can be dry without fluid or wet with pleural effusion and may signal underlying tuberculosis in many cases. Studies from Denmark and Sweden showed 46 percent of wet pleurisy cases linked to tuberculosis.
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Dechmark
Sweden
Senator Couzens Demands United Policy at London Conference
Observers note Senator James Couzens of Michigan pressed the American delegation at the London economic conference to unite on a definite policy. A longtime independent, Couzens accepted Roosevelt's invitation to London to broaden his knowledge of finance distribution and production and may speak again to shape the delegation's approach.
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Washington
James Couzena
Michigan
Couzens
Roosevelt
London
Jim Couzens
Fire destroys seven cars and a plant in Woodbine
In Woodbine Maryland on Sunday seven autos a garage a tomato packing plant and a dwelling burned for an estimated 75000 dollars. The blaze started in the machine shop at Roger Dayhoff's garage and cut telephone service delaying help until Mount Airy and Ellicott City volunteers arrived to control the flames. Walter O Neil of Jersey City has legally changed his name to Walter Berg to please his Jewish fiancee family.
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Woodbine
Roger Dayhoff
Mount Airy
Ellicott City
Walter O'Neil
Jersey City
Walter Berg
Directions for livestock fly repellents and larvicides outline
Agricultural editor reduces instructions for making repellent sprays and larvicides to a brief outline for cows and other livestock. It notes free copies by mail and excludes guidance for house flies. Readers may request the practical guide by writing to the Daily Mall Agricultural Editor in Washington DC.
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Daily Mall
van Gorder Service
Washington, D. C
Mail Information Bureau
van Gorder Service, Inc
Things of the Soil by Dan Van Gorder
Agricultural advice notes dairy milk loss in heat from flies and poor comfort. Suggestions include outdoor fly control, screened barns, shed improvements, and larvicide recipes using hellebore and borax. Emphasizes removing breeding sites and caution with chemical sprays.
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Dan van Gorder
Just Fors By Edgar A GUEST Gratic
A poem extols nature as free and accessible to all. It contrasts inexpensive joys of landscapes and riverside beauty with costs of food and sustenance, arguing lasting happiness and wisdom come from observing sunrise, books, and friendship rather than wealth.
Lime treatment and humane care urged for livestock fires
The text warns against using hydrated lime to control flies after crops mature, stating only slaked lime milk is effective. It urges farmers to adopt humane practices toward livestock and to reduce misery from fires, emphasizing that profit should not override animal welfare.
Pales to Parents: Teaching a Child Self Help
The article compares left handed struggles to a child's early attempts at independence. It warns mothers against rushing, correcting, or finishing tasks for him. Encouragement and steady daily practice help the child gain skilled self care.
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