Income Tax Rates Cut As House Passes Revenue Bill
Washington Dec 14 The House approved changes to the income tax structure with 114 per cent on the first 4000 and 3 per cent on the next 4000 and 5 per cent on the remainder, replacing 2.4 and 6 per cent. The section raising earned income deduction cap from 10000 to 20000 also passed. Representative Rainey proposed raising the top rate from 40 per cent to 25 per cent, and proposed higher brackets up to 25 per cent beyond 130000.
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Washington
House
Killings In Remote Arkansas Stun Three Counties
Sheriffs in three Arkansas counties seek clues after two men are found slain on a highway and a grandmother and her granddaughter are clubbed to death in a remote north Arkansas area. Dispatched reports from Buffalo say Ira M. Hudson a wealthy financier was killed and robbed on a highway. A $2,500 reward is being raised by Eldorado church pastors for the slayer. A fur buyer Charles Moore was shot and found dead near the Boyd farmhouse.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Eer
Witte
Eldorado
Ira M. Hudson
Buffalo
Charles Moore
Boyd Farmhouse
Fight Over Cooke Baby Continues in Utah Court
In Salt Lake City on December 14, Mrs. Hilda Cooke through counsel sought a time extension to gather affidavits from Toronto and Canadian cities in her fight for custody of six year old Shirley Cooke. Toronto attorney James H. Cooke opposed the delay, citing pretrial judgments on custody and alimony. Judge Math, hearing the matter, refused the postponement and indicated the ruling would come from the court.
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Salt Lake City
Hilda
Cooke
James Hi. Cooke
Toronto
Ont
Utah
Shirley
Russell G. Schulder
Sam King Whia
J. T. Pence
San Francisco
Math
Wes
Adoption sought for Victoria Deschamps by McCord
Johna arren McCord, an Alaskan mining man, seeks to adopt 18 year old Victoria Deschamps and place her in Notre Dame Girl school or music training in San Francisco. He also wishes to adopt Virginia and plans to discuss parental consent with Victoria’s father and mother in Missoula.
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Missoula
Mont
Johnaarren McCord
Victoria Deschamps
McCord
Victoria
San Francisco
Notre Dame
San
Notable Chicago cartoonist Charles Lederer Dies at 62
Charles Lederer, a prominent Chicago cartoonist and illustrator with long ties to Harpers and New York publications, dies at age 62 after a career spanning about four decades. He contributed to Chi newspapers and magazines, shaping mid century visual culture.
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Der
Charles Lederer
Life of
Chicago
Tormax
Lowell
Harpers
New York
Magee pleads not guilty in manslaughter case
Carl Magee editor of Albuquerque enters a not guilty plea in district court in East Las Vegas New Mexico to a manslaughter charge connected with the August 21 killing of John B Lassater during an altercation with former District Judge David Lacey Magee asks for speedy trial and Judge Armijo sets trial for June 26 in the next court session.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Dee
Carl
Magee
Albuquerque
Todly
John B. Lassater
David Lacey
L. E. Armijo
Minority Report Divides Over Shipping Board Role
A Democratic insurgent majority on the special house committee reported for continuance of the shipping board under existing conditions. A Republican minority will file its dissent, aligning with President Coolidge on independence of the fleet and continued capital routes.
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Washington
House Committee
Shipping Board
Cooper
Wisconsin
Minorit
Coolidge Ag
Congress
Fleet Corporation
Vvessela
Women Oppose the Luxury Tax in Parliament
London reports show women in the House of Commons reacting to Winston Churchill's luxury tax proposal with restrained attire. Lady Astor and sisters counter the measure by dressing in sober, minimal outfits, avoiding jeweled accessories and vivid gowns.
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London
Winston Churchhill
Exchequer
House of Commons
Lady Astor
Elen Wilkinson
Atholl
Hilton Phillipson
Students Favor the World Court at Princeton Meeting
The National Collegiate World Court conference at Princeton drew over 300 delegates from 245 colleges and universities and formed a national student federation. It voted 244 to 0 for admission to the world court under Hard Agee costes reservations, amid broader debates on U S foreign policy and football emphasis.
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Princeton
N. J
United States
Princeton University
Questi
Esi
Costes
Washington
Borah
League of Nations
Mabel Halloway
Howard University
K. C. Kizer
Haitens
Loke Ceversity
Fox
Miss Fleming
Ohio State
Hne
Treaty reveals fate of European arms pact at Lecarac
Geneva dispatch reports the existence of a new European treaty was revealed today when officials at Lecarac indicated the pact would govern regional arms policy. No further details were provided due to ongoing diplomatic sensitivity.
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Geneva
Lecarac
Four New Cardinals Created in Secret Consistory
In Rome four new cardinals were named at a secret consistory. They are Monsignor Bonaventura Cerretti in France, Eurico Gasparri in Brazil, Monsignor Patrick O Connell in Ireland, and Monsignor Alexandre Verde in the Roman Curia. Cerretti plans a U S visit for the Chicago Eucharistic congress. The ceremony followed by a pope who spoke of staying in the Vatican. The event underscored the papacy amid tensions with Italy and Mussolini’s government.
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Pal
Rome
Bonaventura Cerretti
France
Eurico Gasparri
Apostolisa
Brazil
Patrick O’connell
Armagh
Alexandre Verde
Congregation of Rites
Cerrectti
United States
Verde
Joan of Arc
Pius
Holy Father
Vatican
Assaszin
St. Francis
As XI
Mussolini
Francie Assis
Szaily
Storms Tie Up Air Mail Route Across Rocky Mountains
Blizzard and heavy snowstop air mail routes in the Rockies as snow plows clear Colorado and Wyoming. Wyoming towns report up to ten inches while Cheyenne has fourteen and Denver five inches. Temperatures plunge to zero in Leadville with more severe cold expected elsewhere.
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Chicago
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Wyoming
Middlewest
Laramie
Cheyenne
Denver
Leadville
Ero
Iowa
Nebraska
Dakotas
Kansas City
Chinese forces entrench after heavy fighting near Tientsin
The weekend battle near Tientsin intensifies with Li Cheng-Ling's forces entrenched in three lines despite being outnumbered. Japanese concessions in the city are fortified with barbed wire and trenches. Reports note desertions in Chang Tso Lin's Manchu leadership as Li Ching-Ling confronts the Xueminchun allied to Feng Yu-hsiang in Peking.
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Tientsin
China
Pehtang
Li Cheng-Ling
Tokio
Mayors Called to Meet Governor Over Mining in Pa
Governor Pinchot invites mayors and burgesses of Pennsylvania anthracite towns to his Harrisburg office on Wednesday afternoon to discuss the mining situation.
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Harrisburg
Dee.id
Pinchot
River Compact Fighting Point in Seven States
Congressional delegations from Colorado Utah New Mexico and Wyoming urged President Coolidge to back ratification of the seven state Colorado River compact and opposed canyon power projects that would favor the lower basin before upper basin rights are secured. The group included Representatives Vail Timberlake Hardy Taylor Winter Morrow Coitcon and Leatherwood.
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Washington
Colorado River
Coolidge
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Wyoming
of Canyon
Vail, Timberlake
Hardy
Taylor
Winter
Morrow
Coitcon
Leatherwood
Broadway Oriole Closes Its Doors
The Broadway Oriole Incorporated cafe and confectionery on South Main closed this morning amid proposed reorganization. Wording from the Tribune indicates no definite cause or plan yet. In charge are E. O. Sorenson, B. E. Nokelby, and J. A. Scudder. attorney I. C. Coffin represented Sorenson.
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Broadway Oriole, Incorporated
South Main
The
Tribune
E. 0. Sorenson
BE. L. Nokelby
J. A. Scudder
Bio- Rsj
Downey Eas Antere
Tr. Dever
North Arthur
I. C. Coffin
Sorenson
the Tribune
Grange's Manager Faces Suit Over Owed Fees
Detroit December 14 Harold Red Grange football star may be in a garnishment case regarding amounts he owes manager G A Pyle. Howard Crane claims 1000 dollars plus interest for theatre plans for a 1921 Champaign Illinois project. Grange to disclose owed funds or face default action.
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Detroit
ATP
Harold
Grange
G. A. Pyle
Pyle
Howard Crane
Crane
Champaign
Ill
James Conselman
Detroit Panthers
Edward Sternaman
George Halas
Bears
Donald Wallace
Crage
Life of Indian history scholar Beauchamp ends at 92
The Reverend William M. Beauchamp, 92, a renowned expert on Indian history, legend and folklore, died after a two week illness in Syracuse. Adopted in 1904 by the Onondaga Eel Clan who named him Wah Kat You Ten meaning the perfect rainbow, he authored many books and manuscripts on Native American life and antiquities.
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Syracuse
N. Y
William M. Beauchamp
Ononye
Finance Committee Rejects Key Plans in Paris Assembly
The Paris chamber of deputies finance committee rejected two bills key to Finance Minister Loucheur's program, the sinking fund and new taxes. Debate continued on tax collection fraud repression and preventing capital flight.
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Paris
Finance
Chamber of Deputies
Loucheur
New Coast Guard Cutters Planned in $9 Million Bill
Washington December 14. A $9,000,000 appropriation bill to pay for ten new coast guard cutters was introduced today by Senator Jones with administration backing. The ships would be used in the war on rum smuggling.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Senator Jones
Republican
London Wool Market Improves Demand for Cross Breds
London wool market shows increased activity with stronger demand for cross breds. Offerings rise to about 12.72 bales as traders note fewer transactions and price clarity remains uncertain the week of December 16.
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London
Dee Var Memorial Victory at Retired Academy
Dee Var, associated with EP-Briga, passed away today at Wal Iter Reid. The notice lists a retirement status and mentions the academy as part of the death context.
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G*nera
Wal Iter Reid Resuita
Board Refuses Transfer of Two President-Type Vessels
Washington AP December 14 The Shipping Board would not surrender two President type transports to the War Department stating none of that class exists in their fleet and funds to build such vessels are unavailable The move was debated in a resolution of inquiry by Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Jones but no action was taken at the session.
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Washington
Shipping Board
War Department
Jones
Senate Commerce Commission
Boston socialite completes 44 mile walk to win wager
Eleanor Sears, noted Boston society leader and athlete, finished a Providence to Boston hike of 44 miles in just over 11 hours, beating the 15 hour limit. Accompanied by Roger Cutler and Albert Hinksey, she previously endured a blizzard and two months of training for the feat.
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Boston
Mise Eleanor Bears
Providence
R. I
Beacon Street
Sears
Paris
Howard Sturges
Sturges
Blue Hills
Roger Cutler
Albert Hinksey
Ms Sears
New Ys
Anes
Harold Vanderbilt
Prince of Wales
North Shore
Hayara Tuckerman
Hamilton
Eleanora Sears
Boston Society
Rexburg Citizen Resisted Arrest in Liquor Raid
Alonzo White Roeberry was jailed in Madison County after a Rexburg raid found 27 quarts of liquor and an automatic pistol. He opened fire but was disarmed. deputies Hacking and Chief Clark secured the scene with a search warrant.
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Idaho Falls
Alonzo
Roeberry
Madison
Rexburg
Hacking
Clark
FPR NK MUMSEBY ILI attack details released
Reports from New York indicate details of an attack on a person named Mumsbey Ili. The incident occurred December 14 and terrors reportedly occurred as the news agency confirms the victim was resting at the time.
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Pee York
NYE TS DENIED A SENATE SEAT BY COMMITTEE
A subcommittee chaired by Ernst and including Senator Goff ruled that the governor lacked authority to fill a Senate vacancy by appointment. The decision denies Nye S T a Senate seat and sends the case to the full Senate floor for debate.
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Nye TS
Washington
Penate
Ernst
Goff West
Dae
Georgia
Senate
Nestle Petings
Goff
Seven Boys Held for Auto Theft in Salt Lake City
Seven boys aged 17 to 19 were arrested in Salt Lake City in connection with a Saab car theft. Police say items found in the county jail area tied to the suspects. The youths were released on recognizance and the case was sent to the juvenile court.
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Ealt Lake City
Copnestio
Sabbetlon
Saab
Guna Oelice Acmriedy
Ron
Summerall Takes Witness Stand in Hawaii Defense Trial
Major General Cries P. Summerall testified as a defense witness in the Hawaii case, disputing claims of inadequate air defense and asserting that reinforcements were available. He described his prior record and involvement after volunteering at the outset of the conflict.
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Washi
Cries P. Summerall
Ures
Jean Army
Witnems
Bre Ieee Ee Vison Seabiaa
Hawaii
Meee “Tee
Air Defense of
Law on Prohibition Cited as Nation's Main Crime Driver
Chicago dispatch reports Louis Victor Bruer argues Volstead Act cannot be enforced and criticizes lawmakers. He claims the prohibition law fosters crime, asserts parental responsibility and constitutional issues, and urges a wiser, enforceable approach.
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America
Louis Victor Buegr
New York
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