Tax Bill Advances as Coolidge Receives Road to Reform
The tax measure moves to President Coolidge after House approval without a roll call. Key provisions cut corporation tax from 14 to 12 percent, repeal the 3 percent extra tax on gas, raise exempted income for certain corporations, and adjust theatre and earned income credits while withholding inheritance tax repeal and broader public disclosure.
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Jugoslavs Demonstrate Across Dalmatia and Slovenia
May 26 Belgrade AP reports mass demonstrations against Italy and counter demonstrations by Jugoslavs in Dalmatia and Slovenia. Italian consualte damage, mob violence, and police clashed as tensions rose over proposed land rights near the Adriatic coast. An Italian steamer was blocked, and Italian flags were torn down amid street unrest. A separate report notes drownings in the Blue River in two towns.
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Candidates Claims to Delegates Disputed
The 1089 Republican delegates are mostly chosen with 545 needed for nomination while 733 1 3 are required for Democratic nomination. West Virginia’s 19 are not yet resolved and several states show overlapping delegate claims among candidates. Hoover leads with 515 pledged delegates, 176 in dispute among Alabama Arizona Arkansas totals.
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Chinese Nationalists threaten Peking after Kalgan capture
A Peking dispatch quoted by Chinese sources says Nationalists captured Kalgan 125 miles northwest of Peking and northern troops retreat toward a last defense around Nenkow Pass. Farmers report northern forces occupying positions near the rail line to Kalgan, signaling a potential push toward the capital.
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Hickman's Sister Held for Theft in Kansas City
May 26 in Kansas City Miss Mary Hickman sister of Willien Hickman is held on suspicion in the murder case of Marion Parker in Los Angeles. Police say she admitted obtaining clothing from department stores under false pretenses. An examination of her mentality was requested by Charles Edwards a former Hickman associate.
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Presbyterians Fight Wets Over Princeton Seminary Board Plan
Tulsa May 26 The Presbyterian general assembly deferred action on a 11 member committee report proposing a single governing board for Princeton Theological Seminary. Aimed to replace trustees and directors with a 33 member panel, the move drew debate and was sent back for nominees list on Monday. The session also moved toward a prohibition discussion with resolutions urging delegates to oppose presidential candidates who favor repeal.
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Founder of Farm Labor Party Dies in Car Crash
David H Evans 75 of Tracy Minnesota originator of the Parmer Labor party was killed by an automobile in Santa Ana California after a rest trip with his wife. Survived by daughters and a son in Los Angeles and two daughters Hannah V and Winifred and son Avid T Evans in Minnesota. Funeral services planned in Los Angeles and burial in Menkste Minnesota next Friday.
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Posse Still on Track After Lamar Bank Robbery
Hundreds of possemen aided by airplanes searched western Kansas hills for the four gunmen who robbed the First National Bank of Lamar. A hostage, A E Kessinger, and a slain doctor, Wine linger near Scott City, were reported. more than 1,000 men scoured 50 square miles with no trace of the robbers. Oklahoma officials sent bank crew photos to Colorado to aid tracing four men who robbed Lamar and killed two officers.
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Mrs Knapp Convicted of Grand Larceny in Albany
Mrs Florence E Knapp former secretary of state for New York was found guilty by a jury of grand larceny in misappropriating state census funds The verdict was of first degree larceny The trial followed an earlier hung jury and her daughter Clara Knapp testified about work on the state census The judge postponed sentencing to September with a potential five to ten year term.
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Senate to vote on adjournment Monday amid longer-session push
The senate faces a Monday vote on the house adjournment resolution as demands for a longer session surge. Republican Johnson of California urges extending the session with two amendments. La Follette blocks immediate action, forcing a one day delay before a Tuesday vote and possible adjournment by next weekend.
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Anman Jumps from Disabled Plane to Land in Hollywood
Al Wilson, a former Canadian Army aviator, jumped from a disabled plane at 4200 feet and landed amid traffic on Hollywood Boulevard. The crash left his plane wrecked and injured Wilson with a dislocated shoulder and back injuries as traffic was halted for about 30 minutes.
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Norway to Send Rescue Party to Polar Regions
Oslo reports the Italia under dire weather and missing with Nobile and Amundsen in Arctic search efforts. Italian and Norwegian authorities race to mount a rescue as ice and fog threaten relief ships and potential drifting toward Siberia or Norway.
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Representative Butler Dead in Washington at 72
Congressman Thomas S Butler of Pennsylvania dies at his home in Washington after a heart attack. He chaired the House Naval Committee and was serving his fifth term from the eighth Pennsylvania district. Brig. Gen. Smedley Butler now commands American Marine forces in China. Mrs Butler and two sons at his bedside.
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Delegates Choose Paths at Republican Convention
As the Republican National Convention nears, the race for the nomination remains unsettled with talks of an early ballot or a possible deadlock. Hoover holds an early strength, but many delegates are uninstructed or foot loose, and leaders in both camps foresee twists as candidates like Coolidge Dewes Curtis Hughes enter discussion. The outcome hinges on bloc votes and shifting momentum in Kansas City.
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First Day of Clark Murder Trial Opens in Utah
Sheldon Reid Clerk, 23, charged with first degree murder for Solovich killing near Gunnison. Prosecution and defense reveal sensational out of court statements as witnesses describe the body, caches of money and jewelry, and Solovich’s alleged female impersonations.
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Tragic Drowning in Provo River In Utah Town
Provo Utah May 26 Gale Brown six-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Reed Brown drowned in the Provo river two miles east of here while swimming with companion Carl White twelve. Gale and Carl were swept by swift water and Gale remained missing at nightfall though Carl was saved.
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