Banker Idea Sparks Quick Report on Tax Bill at Convention
A Telephone and Telegraph report notes Bankers Association delegates adjourned to Havana after a convention where Gifford urged cooperation between business and government. He said A T and T contacts total 360000 stockholders and 16000000 telephones while a $300000 public education fund for fake securities awaits board agreement.
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Bankers’ Association Avention
Havana
Cuba
Gifford
Prof
Walker Found Safe After Cape Breton Cabin Search
Followers feared Mickey Walker, world welterweight champion, was knocked out in Cape Breton woods after not returning from a Wednesday hunting trip. He surprised workers by arriving at a deserted log cabin in the woods and making himself comfortable.
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Halifax
Cape Breton Woods
Mickey Walker
Walker
Oxford Paper Company
Cape Run
Ea Pulp Wood
Campaigning Outline For Tax Bill At Washington
The outlook for a further sizeable tax reduction remains uncertain with no definite forecast on when Congress may pass the new bill. The Ways and Means Committee proposed over 300 million dollars in reductions, about 200 million from income taxes. Five major recommendations include limiting the combined surtax and normal tax to 35 percent to curb avoidance and spur investment, and repealing federal estate and gift taxes to leave death taxes to states.
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Washington
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Thompson
New Oil Section Believed Found in Caddo Parish
Conservative oil operators report a producing section in Caddo Parish near Pipe Island yielding 500 barrels of oil and 16 000 900 feet of gas from 3 747 feet of tests though crevities complicate classification. Completion sent a thrill through the sector as the potential Pennsylvania grades are noted. A second passage discusses tax policy and foreign securities, urging careful study of government standards taxation and legal procedures. A 50 060 000 population forecast for New York in 40 years is also mentioned.
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Shreveport
Caddo
Pipe Island
Caddo Partet
Pennsylvania
Homer
Cleveland
United States
Foreign Industrial Securities Committee
Ops
Stan
New York
Non-Resident Notice of Condemnation in Mobile County
Gulf Electric Company seeks to condemn lands in Mobile County Alabama to build power lines. The notice lists numerous named owners and their described strips of land across sections and townships with a hearing set for January 5 1926 at 10 a m and requires all named parties to appear.
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Gulf Electric Company
Myra Seabury
Mobile County
Alabama
J. E B. Seabury
St. Petersburg
Pinellas County
Florida
George Seabury
Robert C. Seabury
Palestine
Anderson County
Texas
Joseph Oswald
Foerriday
Concordia Parish
Louisiana
F. B. Edwards
Dowagiac
Cass County
Damier Hist
Ee Mae
Chie
Cook County
A. D
San- Coke Sey
Otte
Aoe Powell
Electric Mills Kemper
Mississippi
John Laufer
Sean Ae
le Is
Missouri
B. Ie St. Lou
Perfich
Talon
Taloa County
Oklahoma
W. C. Rogers
A A
Wilmette
Cogkyl- Maoia
Herbert
New Castle County
Delaware
Chapman Bridges
Guilt Electric Company
Township Three
Mobile & Ohio Railioad Company
Seabury
Township
Fellows
Section Twenty Four
Twenty-Four
Bald
Satsuma
J. F. O'Meara
Widre
Section
Bernard Gillespie
Section Eleven
Township Four
Bernhard Gillespie
Saidentral & Coast Company
Saida
Nesr
Said Train Coast Company
Aid
Central & Coast Company
Cakpows
Sieven
Central Coast Company
Township Four South
Said Central & Coast Company
Section Ten
E. Pringle
L. V. Pringle
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Georges
Dauphin Street
A. D. Collier
Tenrenis
Mill Creek
Agnes Powell and Chapman
Ie Aarare
Alfred Bruley
Eouth
Maximilian Brae
Section Five
Mary C. Reed
Agnes Aldwilder Higgin
Ward Tract of Land
Mobile River
Section Twenty-Four
Minence
N. K
Berlin
George H. Fox
Township Three South
Point -Beime
Tus
B. R. Parrish
Maria J. Tagger
Herbert &. Brown
F. Wait
Paeia
Steven
Range Four
P. Williams
Gaillard, Mahorner
Arnold
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