Tax Incomes of Corporations and a Political Push
A New York divorce hearing explores allegations of Mrs. Gould’s intoxication at Castle Gould Long Island while witnesses describe incidents from 1905 1906. In Washington President Taft urges a constitutional amendment to allow a 2 percent corporate income tax and supports an excise tax on corporate profits.
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New York
Howard Gould
Katherine Clemons Gould
Turner
Castle Gani
Mra
Gould
Renhold Carlson
Castle Gould
Gus Wright
Mra Gould
Witners
Treasury
United States
Supreme Court
Spreckeln Sugar Refining Company
McClain
Chicago Woman In London Death Mystery Drives Divorce Case
Mary Agnes OBrien Ruiz died in London and her secret four week concealment is noted. Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt is linked to her divorce suit with Blair French Vanderbilt. Charles J. OBrien travels to London to probe his sister’s death. The Missouri-born Rutza once ruled St. Louis society before seeking a New York future.
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Chicago
Mary Agnes O’brien Ruiz
London
Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt
Blair French Vanderbilt
Rutz
Charles J. O'Brien
St. Louis
Rule
Missouri
Rutza
New York
Son Claims to Be Congressman Pearre's Son in Burglary Case
A Danville court heard a burglary case where the accused, claiming to be son of Maryland Congressman George A. Pearre, faced an indeterminate sentence at Joliet penitentiary. The man, who gave the name George de Grace, stole to buy food after years of wandering. If proven the father is the congressman, a parole may be considered.
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Conaman Pearre
Danville
George A. Pearre
Maryland
Craig
Joliet
George de Grace
Atolen
Pearce
Hot Oil Spouting From Well In Bastrop County Farm
A Bastrop County well on M. Bemmerhaul’s farm has been spouting hot oil for four days. The well, about 00 feet deep, first released hot water for three days after being sunk a week ago, then crude oil began flowing hot.
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Galveston
Tex
M. Bemmerhaul
Bastrop County
New German tax proposals spark nationwide debate
Berlin June 17 The government plan to raise taxes on brandy wine beer tobacco gas electricity ads succession duties fire insurance stocks land values transfers coal grain and milling faces Liberal opposition claiming air and sunlight would be left as almost the only free taxed. A deficit of 125 million dollars annually from naval arms expansion drives the levy.
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Berlin
Penrose slate nominated for state offices in Pennsylvania
The Republican state convention at Marrisbore, Pa nominated Arthur J. Sisson for auditor general from Mine, Jeremiah A. Stober of Lancaster as state treasurer, Dudze Robert von Mondzisker of Philadelphia for associate justice of the supreme court and another associate, with 21 year terms for the justices and two year terms for the other officers. The slate was endorsed by the state organization headed by United States Senator Penrose.
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Marrisbore
Hee
Arthur J. Sisson
Mine
Jeremiah A. Stober
Lancaster
Supreme Court
Dudze Robert von Mondzisker
Common Plaas Court
Philadelphia
Penrose
Carry arms in the field
Missouri farmers near Taitaville fear assassination after two killings Clyde Hatfield and Henry Berry. Farm families arm themselves with rifles, with every house reportedly supplied with firearms as the community contemplates further violence to end the murders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Cowsill
Taitaville
Afteen
Clyde Hatfield
Henry Berry
Taltaville
Venezuelan ownership clears mystery of Nanticoke and Despatch
Official dispatches from Venezuela reveal the steamer Nanticoke and tug Despatch were bought by Venezuela, ending filibuster suspicions. The Justice Department orders Stangente to stop vessel observations and return to Washington. Also announced is the purchase of the Central of Georgia by Illinois Central, per J. F. Hanson.
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Washington
State Department
Venezuela
Nanticoke Amt
Department of Justice
Stangente
Mtinoia Central
New York
Central of Georgia Railroad
Ilipois Central Railroad Company
J. F. Hanson
The
Central of Georgia
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