Tax Return Figures Show 1924 Income Tax Rise Over 1923
The Internal Revenue Bureau released the first 1924 personal income tax results under the revenue act, showing a total tax increase of 25.5 million dollars or 3.70 percent over 1923. Details cover number of returns, net incomes, tax reductions from credits, and tax-exempt securities held by filers with incomes over 5 thousand dollars.
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Forest Growth Turns Into A Business In Georgia
Forest growth has shifted from a public concern to an industrial practice as timber farming becomes a daily land usage matter. Chief Forester Greeley reports to the Agriculture Secretary that forest industries show growing interest in multiple successive timber crops on private land, signaling forestry as a business.
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Atlanta
Greeley
Washington
Tulane Professor Claims Fossils Never Discovered
A Tulane professor asserts that human fossils are never discovered, prompting readers to question how such an error could persist. The item notes the columnist or street observations in New Orleans.
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Tulane
Sheda
New Orleans
Picayune
Birmingham District Aims for Record Coal Output in 1925
Birmingham district shows 1925 coal production through November at 19 750 000 tons, surpassing 1924 and nearing the 1923 record. Coke output is expected to rise above 1924, with prices around 5 75 to 6 a ton. Demand from coke ovens remains strong in the South and Great Lakes regions amid ongoing transportation car shortages.
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Ala
Birmingham District Steel Mills
South
Great Lakes
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Republic Iron and Steel Company
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Alabama
Mob forms near Little Rock as suspect in murder is moved
Negro murderer sought near Little Rock after Mrs. Lela Blevins is slain five miles from the city. Sheriff Homer Adams moves George Washington Martin to an undisclosed destination. A funeral draws about 4,000. reports of a mob formation fade as deputies are reinforced and then dispersed.
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Ark
Lela Blevins
Homer Adams
Pulaski County
George Washington Martin
Adkins
Blevins
Money origin traced to Rome and the Moneta temple
A historical note states the word money derives from the Roman minting site in the temple of Moneta. The inscription links coin production to Moneta, shaping modern monetary terms.
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Moneta
Tragic Arkansas Mountain Killings Claim Three Lives
In Mountain Home Arkansas a woman and her ten year old granddaughter were clubbed to death and a man was shot. Charles Moore fur buyer was found shot with two mule companions also shot. Mrs Boyd and her dying granddaughter were found at a nearby farmhouse. Communication limits hinder details as Sheriff Hurst of Baxter joins Marion County authorities in the investigation.
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Ark
Buffalo
Marion County
Charles Moore
Moore
Hurst
Baxter County
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