World Court debate heats as Smoot backs tax reform
Senate reports the Hewtus bill with prospects for early passage. Treasury estimates show revenue losses under the finance committee plan reaching 352.7 million, with cuts in estate tax, cigar taxes, stamp tax, and admission duties. Debate focuses on World Court resolution and looming cloture votes amid partisan friction.
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Local Socials And News From West Chester And Surroundings
A West Chester report covers a social night at Lee Craig’s with 14 attendees, prize winners in games, and notes on weather and road conditions. It mentions rural life topics, a decry of hard roads, agricultural talk, and school events. Officials and residents discuss local and regional matters amid other brief notices.
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Mexico and United States clash over land and oil laws
Mexico defends new land and oil laws as not retroactive while U S officials insist the measures are retroactive and confiscatory. Foreign Minister Saenz and Secretary Kellogg trade statements, stressing sovereignty yet noting prior rights may remain until death. In New York, enforcement agents raid eleven foreign liners and seize liquor worth up to 100000 dollars for destruction.
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Keota Breeders Host Duroc Sow Sale Top Price To Perry Loucks
Keota Iowa January 23 The Mike Tries Duroc Jersey bred sow sale at his pavilion drew many buyers from other states. The top price went to a 4 gilt sold to Perry Loucks.
Dillon Family Widow Dies After Stroke in Syracuse
Mrs Dillon seventy nine? actually sixty nine years old dies after paralytic stroke at Syracuse New York. She formerly lived in Keota and is survived by two daughters Mrs Letie Warner and Miss Pearl Dillon and husband Geédrae Dion. Relatives reside in Keota Falls City and surrounding areas. Union meetings continue with Rev. Coleman and Rev. Rayhill preaching. good attendance despite bad roads.
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Des Moines Low Auto Fatality Rate in 1925
Des Moines ranked second lowest for automobile deaths among 79 U S cities reporting to the commerce department. The city recorded 19 fatalities in 1925, a rate of 12.5 per 100 000, lower than all but Springfield Massachusetts which logged 17 deaths at 11.8 per 100 000. Across 43 weeks ending Jan 2 1926 total fatalities in the 79 cities reached 6370, averaging 17 per day.
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