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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1921

Page

18

Simmons Proposes Graduated Tax Plan in Senate

The article details Senator Simmons of North Carolina proposing a graduated income tax plus changes to existing taxes including excise, tobacco, liquor, and corporate exemptions. It notes retention and reform plans, potential factory sales or consumption tax, and calls for parity among tax groups with attention to individual exemptions for incomes below 320000 and a 20,000 threshold for certain rates.

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A fhe and Witteaith Reid Artillery Stationed at Camp Fras Vie

The A fhe and Witteaith Reid artillery units are stationed at Camp Fras Vie, with details indicating deployment near Wad the deventeonti at Cains Brage. Reliable sources confirm the units in training and readiness at the site.

Witteaith -Reid Artillery Fras Vie Detas Cains Brage Teanina Hevenage

Fragmented political argot from a French influenced speech

The text presents garbled notes on Senator Reed and Senator Straiéna, mentioning the defense of a senator and accusations of playing politics. It hints at a debate over duty in Congress and the use of phrases like déclarations and sais, with several broken words and unclear context.

Reed Henrickat Sim North Carolina Pat Straiéna Nis

Marines Wait For Harding Aid in Air Attack Demonstration

The article describes a naval air attack exercise with bombers attacking a fleet represented by a deck of ships. Martin bombers escorted by scouts delivered the strike while anti aircraft units attempted to defend. Winds and weather affected timing and perceived danger during the demonstration.

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Shipping Board Seeks Clear Role After Fleet Corporation Split

The Shipping Board, approved by President Harding, plans a formal separation from the Emergency Fleet Corporation to clarify responsibilities. Joseph W. Powell was elected president of the new structure, with a slate of vice presidents and a treasurer, as the board studies the Jones Act and maintains supervision over Fleet Corp assets and liquidation.

Associated Press Shipping Board Fleet Corporation Chaittad Dasker Lasker Hardin Lesket Joseph W. Powell J. W. Smith W. J. Love A. J "Hey Harry Himball Ettner Seblesingse BD. P. Farley T. le Gledrs. Forvianty the Nasual Trenas Emergency Fleet Corporation Merchant Marine Béng The Commiérée Wineteshey Fleet Corporation Interstate Commerce Démibission New Shipping Board Diid Flact Corporation

Pending Army Engineer Permits and Speed Limit Bills

District commissioners approved two measures in a letter to Senator Ball. One authorizes the chief of engineers of the army to grant permits for certain installations in public highways under control in the District. The other bill regulates motor vehicle speed limits in front of the Capitol.

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Klan Inquiry Condemned Yet Calls for Probe Support

The note endorses a congressional investigation of the Klan, claiming impartial findings will exonerate the order. It argues the inquiry will reveal the Klan founded on democracy and justice, with no prejudice, and requests DOJ review as well as broader investigations.

Cleveland Dropped Grand Jury Probe Into Kuklux Klann

Cleveland and neighboring states were reported to have halted a grand jury investigation into Ku Klux Klan activities after County Prosecutor Howard C. Stanton announced the review was at an end. Charles Love Bary Hockaday and Chester W. Totten appeared for examination and pledged to return if officials request a renewal.

Cleveland Kuklux Klann Perse Cutor Howard C. Stanton Charles Love Jon Ohio Wisconsin Michigan Indiana Ilinois Kentucky West Virginia Bary Hockaday King Krdagle Féy Chester W. Totten Cleveldnd Stanton Kuklux Klan Starrton

Harding to present Roosevelt chair to memorial group

New York Sept 30 President Harding will donate the desk chair used by Theodore Roosevelt in the White House to the Roosevelt Memorial Association. The presentation will occur on the White House steps next Wednesday as the president's contribution to the memorabilia collection.

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Senate Struggles Over Tax Plan And Beer Bill Stakes

Senate debate over the Smoot tax plan and a pending anti beer bill creates uncertainty about adjournment of the extra session. Sterling's stance on treaty talks and party divisions heighten tensions as Republicans weigh a potential November 16 closure and possible conference actions.

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