Tax form unlikely to change this year in tax revision notes
Washington notes predict no drastic tax form change this year with possible fundamental shifts next year. Key steps include refunding liberty loans for longer maturities, refunding 10 million owed by European governments, and possible cutbacks in armament and other appropriations contingent on a forthcoming armament conference.
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Washington, D. C
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Mellon
Treasury Department
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United States
Melton
Senate
Baby Hunter's Hazardous Kite Trips From Bronx Homes
Martin Herman, six, of the Bronx, has fallen sixteen stories in total and survived. He tumbled six stories yesterday while flying a kite from the top of an apartment house and landed in a baby carriage with minor injuries. A few months earlier he fell from a fourth story window and escaped serious harm after landing on a clothesline.
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New York
Martin Herman
Bronx
Martin
Twelve Annual Cattle Congress Opens September Twenty Six
The twelfth Dairy Cattle Congress and International Belgian Horse show opens September 26. Waterloo aims to display its industrial versatility with a new exhibit showing 2.7 samples of factory products. Organizers expect 100,000 visitors and emphasize cooperation from Waterloo Industrial and Greater Waterloo groups to present a permanent feature at the exposition.
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Waterloo
Greater Waterloo
B.S. Estes
Fort Dodge couple found shot to death in St Paul
Fort Dodge residents Wilson Grimes and Lydia Stolbock were found dead in a St Paul apartment last night. A girl friend of Stolbock’s was present. Grimes appeared to shoot her and then kill himself. An automatic pistol lay beside the bodies.
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Fort Dodge
St. Paul
Associated Press
St. Paul, Minp
Wilson Grimes
Lydia Stolbock
Miss Stolbock
Grimes
Bank Robbers Blow Open Draper Bank Vault
Pulaski Va September 10 Bank of Draper vault blown open bonds valued at 20900 and an undetermined amount of money stolen as robbers took everything of value in the bank in the small town of Draper four miles from here.
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Bank of Draper
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Steel orders on U.S. Steel drop in August report
New York Sept 10 The monthly tonnage report of the United States Steel corporation shows 4,531,920 tons of washed orders on hand Aug 31, down from 4,830,327 tons on July 31. The decrease indicates a reduction in orders filled.
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Associated Press
New York
United States — Steel Corporation
Weather forecast for Upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys
Predictions for the week begin Monday across the valleys. Fair and much cooler at start with frosts then generally fair and normal temperatures thereafter.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Upper
Mississippi
Missouri
Second body found in Church home links double murder
Chicago authorities identify a buried body as Carl Asmus automobile salesman missing with Bernard Daugherty. Church arrested in Wisconsin on related death, bloodstained clothes and rope wounds tied to the case. Police suspect multiple suspects and end of disappearance mystery.
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H. W. Church
Carl Asmus
Richard R. Asmus
Bernard
J. Daugherty
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Fulton Street
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Adams
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Asmus
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Maywood
Edward Skleba
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Bloomington
Tank Corps
Gypsum Firms Cited by FTC in Unfair Competition Case
The Gypsum Industries association and seven officers with 24 members across many states face FTC complaints. The group, described as a voluntary unincorporated body of gypsum manufacturers, allegedly coordinated to curb mail order competition by restricting dealers and dividing territories. Members include American Cement Flas ter, Cardiff Gypsum Plaster, Centerville Ypsyn, Colorado Portland Cement, Dakota Plaster Rapid City, Alabastine Grand Rapids, Plymouth Gypsum Fort Dodge, United States Gypsum Chicago, Wasem Plaster Fort Dodge and others in the east and Pacific northwest.
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Washington, D. C
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Chicago
Federal Trade Commission
American Cement Flas
State Officials Open Probe of Mine War in Flour Spar Region
The Associated Press report from Elizabethtown Illinois notes Gov Len Small ordered a probe into unrest in Hardin county Flour Spar mine region. Adjutant General Frank S Dickson Labor Director George B Arnold Mines Director Robert M Medill lead the inquiry as armed groups reportedly move on Rosiclare and nearby towns. The officials hope to restore order without state troops and may stay several days as witnesses are heard.
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Associated Press
Elizabethtown
Ill
Frank S. Dickson
George B. Arnold
Robert M. Medill
Hardin County
Len Small
Morrill to Apply Packer Control Act
Washington reports Chester Morrill in the bureau of markets has been named assistant secretary of agriculture to administer the packer control act. Secretary Wallace announced the move noting the grain exchange control law may be assigned to Morrill once a suitable appropriation funds the act’s provisions.
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Washington
Chester Morrill
Bureau of Markets
Wallace
Morrill
Tokio Denies Asking O K for Chinese Note
Tokyo denies seeking approval from the American secretary of state before sending a proposal to China on the Shantung settlement. The note reportedly received only a state department nod to keep the United States informed of Japan’s propositions.
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O.K
Associated Press
China
Shantung
Charles E. Hughes
Foreign Office
Japan
America
Big Storm Destroys Island Cotton Crop
A cyclone hit St. Vincent's sea island on Thursday, nearly wiping out the 1921 cotton crop. Sugar fields lay flat and many coconut trees were uprooted or stripped by the storm.
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Associated Press
St. Vincent
St. Edward Island
St. Vincent's Sea Island
Windward Islands
Explosion at Birkenhead sinks German submarine Deutschland
Liverpool reports a massive explosion aboard the former German submarine Deutschland at Birkenhead while being dismantled. Three men died and three were injured, with fears many others may have perished. Cause unknown, engine room damage cited.
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Associated Press
Liverpool
Birkenhead
Mercy
Weather report for Iowa towns in 1921 monitor
Weather Bureau bulletin lists conditions in Albert Lea Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines and other cities. Reports show rain muddy roads cloudy skies and generally poor to passable driving conditions with showers likely this afternoon or tonight and Sunday partly cloudy.
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U. S. Department of Agricultura Weather Bureau
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Albert Lea
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Charlies City
Cedar Rapids
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Marshalltown
Waterloo
Courier Delivery Note With Paper Replacement Policy
The notice states home delivery by 5 30 and offers replacements if late due to carrier error. Call 3330 to request copies and contact the office before 620 p m to arrange.
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Fatty Arbuckle Held in Custody After Rappe Death
San Francisco police investigate the death of actress Virginia Rappe after a party at Roscoe Arbuckle's St Francis hotel suite. Arbuckle, and attorney Frank Dominguez, left Los Angeles for the city as detectives query party guests and doctors. The coroner orders a stomach examination. autopsy concerns are raised about medical staff.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cali
Roscoe
Fatty’) Arbuckle
Virginis Rappe
Arbuckle
St. Francis Hotel
Michael Griffith
United Press
Cal
Roscoe Arbuckle
Frank Dominguez
Los Angeles
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Miss Rappe
Miss Rapper
Miss. Rappe
M. Rumpwell
Will Hamovine
Boyle
Tew
Premier Witos and Polish Cabinet Quit Warsaw Government
The Polish cabinet led by Vincent Witos resigned in Warsaw today. Witos had become premier on July 24, 1939, after a prior resignation to President Pilsudski over Upper Silesia. The president had urged him to withdraw and continue rebuilding the cabinet.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Sept. Il
Vincent Witos
Pilsudski
Upper Silesia
Delta Upsilon Pins Not for Women Debate at Convention
Pittsburgh on September 10 reports Delta Upsilon fraternity leaders frown on women wearing frat pins. The seventh annual convention discussed policy during sessions in the city.
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Delta Upsilon
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Delta Epsilon Fraternity
Nurse winner of prize farm in Torrington drawing
Miss Jennie Fuller of Gresham Nebraska, ex-nurse in the army, won a prize farm at the Goshen Hole drawing for ex-service men and women near Torrington Wyoming. About 5,000 applications were filed, and heavy exodus trains carried applicants home as the event drew to night. The irrigable land was opened for former service members, with plans for a sugar beet factory, a newspaper plant, and a post office nearby.
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Neb
Jennie GB. Fuller
Gresham
Goshen Hole
Torrington
Wyo
Florence Wheeler
Council Bluffs
Straddle Wage Rule By Landis Clash In Chicago
Chicago workers and builders spar over Judge K M Landis wage award in a dayslong dispute. The Chicago Building Trades Council votes unanimously on the ruling while demand for a rehearing signals acceptance under protest and threatens a setback to a $50 million building program and thousands of jobs.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Building Trades Council
Landis
K. M. Landis
Railroad valuation fixed for Chicago Rock Island train line
Washington D C September The Interstate Commerce Commission set the tentative valuation of the Chicago Rock Island Pacific railroad at 222277596 for rate making purposes.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
St Louis Batteries Coach Neill Shocker in First Game
In a surprising opener, St Louis batteries led by Col Neill delivered a shocker. The outcome unsettled Cleveland and highlighted new safety ad themes tied to the game.
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Cleveland
St. Louis Batteries
Col. Neill
San Antonio Flood Devastates City as Hundreds Dead
San Antonio faces devastation after a cloudburst floods the Olmos valley and rivers. Two thousand homeless, 42 bodies recovered, and property losses estimated up to 2 million dollars. Hotels flooded, power and telephone services down, streets cut by rising waters. Military and rescue crews assist as the Alamo area escapes major damage. San Marcos also reports flooding with minor damage.
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Storms Kill, Wreck Towns Span Nebraska Iowa
Tornado near Sioux Falls South Dakota killed two, destroyed farm buildings, with towns Ollis Hartford and Stays Falls reported damaged. Nebraska Meantown Avoca and Creedmoor areas faced heavy rain and wind with injuries. A freight wreck occurred on the Chicago Rock Island line near Audubon after washouts from Meadow Nebraska.
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Storm damages Cameron and halts Texas rail lines
Reports from Cameron say the central Texas storm caused about 1 million dollars in damage, with hundreds of cattle drowned and more than 12 inches of rain by noon. Rail tracks of the International and Great Northern and Missouri Kansas and Texas were washed out for hundreds of feet, suspending service between Austin and San Antonio as streams overflowed after heavy rains.
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Texas
Four Bandits Rob Postoffice in Los Angeles
Four bandits robbed the post office station C at Fifth and Los Angeles streets, seizing thousands of dollars in registered mail. An auto chase began at 5 20 am as bullets flew. bystander Henry D Hileman was shot in the neck. Eight clerks and letter carriers were held at gunpoint while bandits opened mail sacks and took letters.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Postoffice Station
Fifth
Henry D. Hileman
Sixth Street
German Marks Sell Under 1 Cent in New York Market
German marks traded in New York today dipping under one cent. They opened at 0.99 cents, rose to one cent, marking an overnight drop of 0.0235 cents. By close, the currency slipped further to 0.28 cents.
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Associated Press
New York
Cotton Futures Soar After Texas Storm Reports
Reports that Texas was swept by storms and floods sparked a surge in cotton futures. Opening trading showed firm gains, with near futures up about 5 to 62 points during the first hour and a half.
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Brmalls Press
Texas
Mellon Calls for Exchange Parleys
Secretary Mellon as chairman of the inter American high commission has addressed a call to the ministers of finance of all the Latin American countries for a series of meetings here and in other capitals to discuss the international exchange situation.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Mellon
inter-Amerian High Commission
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