Tax Reduction Battle Takes Partisan Form
Washington march 30 ap the senate finance committee rooms fight over tax cuts gains partisan edge as treasury lowers surplus estimates mills says 225 million cut may drop to 200 million or less and outlines a revised program amid democratic opposition and republican caution in the committee bom with details on corporation tax and income tax rate changes while awaiting final returns and new proposals from the treasury
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Simmons
North Carolina
Smoot
Utah
Finance Committee
Unknown heir linked to Mexican general in LA letter
A letter by Graziella Mexia, aged 19, to her mother in Mexico City names General Francisco Serrano as the father of three year old Francisco Armando Mexia. Labeled as part of a civil case, the letter discusses burial plans and education arrangements for the child.
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Los Angeles
Mexico City
Francisco Armando Mexia
Francisco R Berrano
Republic
Lpa
Graziella
Senora
de Diecel
General Sereno
Am K Young
General Serrano
Miss Mexia
Young
Francisco Berrano
Mexia
Mexico
United States
Berrano
Rook, Ark Prison Deaths in Murders Case
A garbled report notes Willie Utney, 21, died in the penitentiary at Osage county after an elect ro diary sentence. The text references a murder in Ou a county and a death in custody at a state prison.
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É Rook
Ark
Willie Utney
Ptate Penitentiary
Sinclair Refused Teapot Dome Lease Then Accepted
EL PASO Texas March 30 Harry F Sinclair wealthy oil operator charged with conspiring with Albert B Fall to defraud the government in the Teapot Dome lease accepted the lease reluctantly after once rejecting it associates said Fall would testify today in Washington next week Fall would testify Sinclair said Here is your lease Mr Secretary Fall was expected to testify that Sinclair said I am done with it The disagreement occurred April 7 1922 in Fall's office in Washington first time Sinclair personally entered negotiations for the lease The preliminary arrangements were carried on by J W Zevely Sinclair did not take part until the day the lease was signed Zevely handed the document to Sinclair who tossed it to Fall declaring he was done with the deal Fall insisted on larger royalties Sinclair replied as the lease stood he would lose money on the deal The lease later led to criminal charges that he paid Fall 233000 after the secretary granted it Fall rested his testimony later after fatigue and examination by Daniel Thew Wright Sinclair counsel Thew Wright withdrew after Fall fatigued.
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Texas
Harry F. Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Fall
Sinclair
Washington
J. W Zevely
Zevely
Sev
Secretary of the Interior
Daniel Thew Wright
Plans accepted for new 647,000 high school in Bingham County
Salt Lake City reports that Richard C. Watkins, local architect, has had plans for a new 647,000 high school building in Bingham County Idaho accepted. Anderson & Yancer of Blackfoot Idaho won the bid for its erection. Flood damage from the Boise river was checked by freezing weather and forecasts expect further relief. Flying conditions worsened this past week on the Boise lake Pasco line per Varney Airlines chief pilot Leon Cuddeback citing a practical risk to flights.
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Richard C. Watkins
Bingham County
Idaho
Anderson & Yancer
Blackfoot
Boise
Mar
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Leon Cuddeback
Varney Airlines
Bait Lake
Pasco
Democratic keynote to open Cache County convention in Logan
Delbert M Draper Democratic state chairman will give the keynote at the Cache county Democratic convention in Logan. The event will elect delegates to the state convention in Salt Lake City in April.
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Utah
Delbert M Draper
Cache County
Balt lApril
Liquor Destroyed in Federal Court Prohibition Action
Corridors of the federal building echoed with the destruction of illicit liquor after the Spring term of federal court. Between seventy five and one hundred gallons of moonshine were poured down a drain and the stills dismantled, with remaining quantities kept for trial or destroyed as officers directed.
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Federal
Federal Court
Overalls at Henderson Church Highlight Working-Class Outreach
The Henderson Iowa Christian church plans a Sundays wearing overalls to emphasize solidarity with working people. Rev GD Noland says the event is not a show but aims to show the church and congregation are one of the people and that dress should not keep men from attending worship.
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Iowa
GD. Noland
Christian Church
The
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St Francis Dam disaster bills loom for Los Angeles
The Los Angeles water bureau plans to bear damages from the St Francis dam collapse with short term bank loans secured by bureau revenues, a possible bond issue, and water rate increases. A coroner inquiry adjourned as engineers prepare a report while six more bodies raise the death toll to 287.
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St. Francis Dam
Municipal Ware Bureau
George Cryer
Bureau
Supreme Court
Los Angeles Clearing House Association
Gwmi
Henry Wright
Sheriff's Office
Woman Billiard Champ a Fake
Death reveals Frances Anderson who posed as a woman billiard champion was really a man. Anderson killed himself in Sapulpa Oklahoma, slashing his throat and wrists. A stocking concealment held a note asking that his secret be kept from the world.
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Frances Anderson
Anderson
Chicago raid by federal agents wounds bailiff and killings
Federal agents raided a saloon on State Street near 67th during Chicago politics tension ahead of the April primary. Bailiff William Beatty was shot and wounded. agents said they fired in self defense. The raid interrupted bystanders and raised questions about federal involvement in local politics.
Rosselle Gets Penitentiary Sentence on Guilty Plea
A guilty plea by Rosselle leads to a penitentiary sentence. The report notes the case outcome and legal process.
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Rosselle
Giants of bootlegging face harsh sentences in federal case
Federal Judge C C Crvanah imposes 32 months in penitentiary and jail plus $4000 in fines on Clay Rouselle after pleading guilty to 20 counts in a large bootlegging indictment. Jack Robinson of Havana cigar shop Idaho Falls receives 12 months in Fremont county jail and $1000 fine. Roe or, Havana employee, gets six months in Teton county jail. Doc Borst, tied to Robinson, fined $500.
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Clay Rouselle
Jack Robinson
Havana
Idaho Falls
Fremont County
Roe Oor
Havana Foun Sully
Teton County
Doc” Borst
Robinson's
Cabinet Ladies Talk Cookery
Mrs Curtis K Wilbur wife of the secretary of the navy speaks on radio about preserving a husband through recipes from the Congressional Cook Book. The talk is part of a series by cabinet wives to raise funds for the Congressional club house as 700 page 3000 recipe book is sold.
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Washington
Congressional
Curtis K. Wilbur
Secretary of the Navy
Forest service to care for tens of thousands of livestock
Utahs national forests will care for 011,407 head of livestock during the coming summer months, according to a report from the district forestry office in Ogden. The figure covers cattle sheep and other stock and outlines summer grazing management for the region.
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Utah
Ogden
Esther Wilson shoots estranged husband in New York
Esther Wilson, famed Arctic explorer and hunter, is held on felonious assault charges after shooting Callett Wilson, a New York attorney. She said she visited his office seeking a settlement amid marital troubles and divorce, claiming he refused. The couple, married 18 years and childless, had separated six months earlier. both had notable previous marriages.
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Esther Wilson
Callett Wilson
New York Indemnity Company
National Republican Committee
Tipperary Tim wins sensational Grand National
A historic Grand National at Aintree ends with Tipperary Tim, owned by H. Kenyon and ridden by amateur J. Dutton, as a 100 to 1 winner. Billy Barton, the American favorite, falls at the last fence, remounts, and finishes second in the four miles six hundred sixty six yards event.
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Flight Stunt Upsets By Two Airmen In Marathon Endurance Flight
Jacksonville Beach Fla March 40 AP George Haldeman and Eddie Stinson set a new world record for airplane endurance with a flight of 64 hours 36 minutes 41 seconds landing 1 14 10 eastern standard time after beating the German mark by 1 hour 14 minutes 10 seconds They landed a mile from the takeoff point and taxied to the spot They still had fuel in the tank when the engine kept running The record has shifted among German French and American teams since 1921 with prior marks set at Mineola Chartres Dessau and Dayton The effort followed other attempts thwarted by weather accidents and engine trouble including Stinson and Ruth Elder who once tried to span the Atlantic and ended at sea The Stinson brothers and Haldeman are noted for previous aviation feats and aircraft production involvement
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Fla
George Haldeman
Eddie Stinson
Associated Press
Cermean
Ree Edward Stinson
Lloyd Berard
Trench
Stinson
Bertaud
Atlantic
Mineola
N. Y
Coupet
Prenchin
Chartres
France
Drouhin
Landry
Clarence D. Chamberlain
Bert Acosta
Dayton
Ohio
Kelley
MacReady
Johann Risticz
Cornelius Edzard
Dessau
Germany
Chamberlain
Roger Q. Williams
America
Haldeman
Ruth Elder
Bodies Found in Washing Vat Terror at Amarillo
Six unidentified corpses lie in morgues in Amarillo Texas two found in a Fort Worth and Denver round house washing vat and four killed when railroad ties shifted in a car at Tascoss Wednesday night Bloodstained caps were found beneath a high wire fence and alkali in hot water had decomposed the bodies Identification is difficult and railroad officials speculate foul play with the men not clearly identified as railroad workers.
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Amarillo
Texas
Fort Worth
Denver
Tascoss
J. W. Mode
C. J. White
Chas. Hoge
Water Service
Patrica Parker To Be Secretary To Agriculture Secretary
Logan Utah reports Miss Patrica Parker a student at Ula Agricultural College will depart Monday for Washington to serve as secretary to Secretary of Agriculture Jardine.
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Utah
Patrica Parker
Ula Agricultural College
Washington
Jardine
Mrs. Edgar Mose Dies After Auto Plunge near Cedar City
Mrs. Edgar Mose of Salt Lake City dies from injuries after an automobile plunge over an embankment near Cedar City Utah. The crash occurred about a week ago and was reported by AP.
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Utah
Edgar Mose
Bait Lake
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