Mulhall Linked to Manufacturer Lobbying Probe
Baltimore agent Martin M Mulhall testified under oath he served as field agent and lobbyist for the National Association of Manufacturers. The Senate lobby committee, led by Chairman Overman, ordered subpoenas amid hints of campaign interference and committee influence in Congress.
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Capital versus income in 1913 tax view
The text argues income is earnings over time while capital is value added not earned. It notes rent and salary as income, but added house value or stock gains are capital. It cites $10,000 profit from sale as capital and not income, suggesting reinvestment of such gains. It discusses how a fortune can exist without income for tax purposes and clarifies that assessing income requires a realized earning over a period.
Man's Best Years Inspiring Dr. Osler Reflection
A fragment quotes Dr Osler remarking that men do little original work after forty and that laziness or loss of drive undermines effort. The note discusses the value of continued effort and the sympathy of friends in sustaining work.
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Dr. Osler
Fragmentary OCR provides unclear text snippet
Readable phrases are minimal with no identifiable persons places organizations or events. The fragment lacks a coherent news item or context to summarize into a factual title and summary.
On the Lawns They Say She's Neat Around the Grounds
A brief Kansas City Journal item notes a remark about a woman described as neat around the grounds, reflecting social chatter or a light local column moment. The snippet preserves the quoted phrase and local tone without additional context.
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Kansas City Journal
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