Many Wealthy Pay No Taxes in 1924
Chicago reports show numerous persons of wealth paid no income tax in 1924 due to deductions under the amended revenue act. Principal factors included the writing off of old losses. Names mentioned include Herbert P. Crane of St Charles IL, Lawrence J Crowley, the Swift family, and Gen Leonard Wood among others.
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Chicago
Herbert PF. Crane
St. Charles
Lawrence J. Crowley
Joliet, Beer
Swift
Louis F
Edward F
Alden B. Swift
Gen
Leonard Wood
Phillippines
Yellow Cab Co to Expand Fleet for Fair Opening
Yellow Cab Company plans to have eight meter cabs in service by the fair opening. The company is purchasing the business of Edward Gallagher and Wm. Heese, who will join the company’s staff as employees.
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Yellow Cab CO
Yellow Cab Company
Edward Gallagher
Wm. Heese
Ibanez Attacks Spain's King in French Book
Vicente Blasco Ibanez, opposing Spanish monarchy, faces a military court for a revolutionary booklet. He derides Alfonso XIII as a "liar with a crown" and "comedic" ruler, and envisions a US‑style republic with federated states and broad religious freedom. He asserts wealth over the king and argues Spain’s salvation via republican overhaul.
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Milton Bronner
NEA
Paius
Vicente Blasco
Ibanez
Lmpast
Amongo XIII
Cardava
South America
Spanish Republic
Alfonsito
Alfonso
America
United States
Thanet
Spain Drives Royal House and Halshevism Threats
The article notes calls for open inspection of income sources for publishers and monarchs, arguing republics prevail in Spanish speaking Americas while Russia is cited as Halshevism, and predicts ongoing political tension. It mentions a parade with fire apparatus from a local company, and the convention opening with prayers by Captain George L. Fisher and welcome by John K. Berger.
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Spain
America
Europe
Hussia
Chambersburg
George L. Fisher
Rogerstown
John K. Berger
Local firemen march in Cumberland Valley parade
Fifty members of the Junior Fire Company in full dress regalia plus the Tail Ceders drum corps of Lebannon accompany the group as they depart Harpers town today to participate in the Cumberland Valley Firemen association annual convention parade. The company will take both its bands and regalia to the event.
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Lebannon
Haperstown
Cumberland Valley Firemen's Association
Chembersburg Welcomes Royal Visitor for First Hine Chat
Chembersburg residents extend cordial greetings to a visiting dignitary in the first Hine chat event. Local officials emphasize hospitality and community spirit as the visit unfolds with ceremonial welcome activities.
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Chembersburg
Town Prepares For Century-Old Celebration
The town, marked by a long-standing tradition dating to 1914, is festively decorated for the annual event. Residents anticipate a bright and communal celebration, with decorations and activities reflecting the era's spirit.
Daily Radio Schedule Highlights from United Press
A detailed list of Thursday September 8 radio programs across major networks and stations. It covers WEAF WJZ WGY and others with concert, talk, and orchestral segments, including station names New York Newark Philadelphia Chicago Detroit and more, plus times and program types in Eastern and Central daylight time.
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WEAF
New York
P.M
Vanderbilt Opera
Hary Daltrey
Unitet Dtatea’ Marine Band
P. M
Uneen'n
CWI
Freddie Itich
Orchgatra
WNYC
Beeedall
Pollee Alanis
Ganceit
Martie
WGD
Dance Orchestra
WOH
Newark
WRU
Atlantic City
Billy Kocap
Onan
Ambessador Orchestra
aAuditorium Organ
Oreste Veanelia
Palladalphta
Oreste Vessella
N.comfort
WRI
Bakeiloo P. M
WOO
Philadelpina
V. M.candelori
KDEA
Witthburga
Jackman- Farmer
Dougram
Bo M
Tagern Wid Charles Dbisteter
the Willows Wcre
Pittsburgh
Willam Penn
WGY
Schenectady
Ten Eyck
Rice Quartette
Aoloiste
United States Marine Band
Romany
Stephen & Boleclaire
WGR
Buffalo
WRAF
WHZ
Springfield
Lenox
WRC
Washington
Bhareham Orchestra
Pritted Blake Maring
Romany Orchestra
le Paradis
WMEF
MIAMT
BEACN
WIC
Dartford
Heimtergerger
Wwd
Detroit
Dinger Wousie
WRAP
Wcx-War
Evaenbie
Goldbette
WTAM
Cleveland
Orv
Wiauer
WEAN
Moore
Melody Maids
Progr
Chauncey Lee
WLY
Cincinnati
Viacanti
My Doherty
WLW
WRAL
Cencinnati
Sprovean
WEAL
WERC
Cincinnatia
Colmgte
WMAQ
Chivago
Chapman
Orchestre
WQI
Chicago
Dioner
Rainbo Skylark
Wia
Cornhuckers
Florence Wills
Suprino Margaret Anders
Willow Mayden
ZYW
Cricago
Waseball
V. M
Congress
Speechea
WGN
Oak Mater Orchestra
Oakland
Roya
KGO Flayers
Ben Black
Angeles
Malloee
Maxz Donuver
Viabitat
Misa Mona
Orchiestra
Ghirtes
Tickman's Orchestra
San Francisco
Wturica
Orchestraa
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