Indiana Teachers Association to Hold April Session in Indianapolis
The Northern Indiana Teachers Association will meet in Indianapolis April 2 to 4 in a contract signed by Arthur Deamer and J Charles M Raphan. The event expects over two thousand instructors, with J Walter Dunn as local chair and H C Brown as association president. The gathering will include speeches by Norman Angell and others.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Teachers’ Association
Association
Arthur Deamer
of .Laporte
J.charles M. Raphan
Chamber of Commerce
J.walter Dunn
H.C. Brown
Lebanon
O. M. Pittinger
Frankfort
Chicago
Langdon Davies
Cambridge, Union
F. P. Keppel
American Association For International Conciliation
England
Davies
United States
Norman Angell
Diavias
Chambersa
Johnny Herron Art
Art Institute
Chamber
Jesse C. Moore
H. D. Tutwiler
F. H. Blackledge
Indiana Local Fire Insurance Agents’ Association
Dentcon
W. E. Longrexs
Long
Ney
Indiana
Aca
Market Prices Ledger Noted With Wide Varied Rates
A fragmented listing shows consumer goods and farm items with varied prices and discounts. Entries include cheese meat wool clothing and vegetables with percentages and per unit costs, plus references to free after dates and post war price shifts.
New Tariff Bill Advances With Major Reforms
Washington reports the Democratic tariff measure nears final approval after conference committee backing. The bill lowers average ad valorem rates from 40 percent to 29 percent, imposes a net income tax starting at 3000 for individuals, 4000 for married couples, and expands the internal revenue service. It adds free-list status for several agricultural products while adjusting rates on rice, spices, and paper products and restores several Senate amendments.
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Washington
Congress
Aldrich
Wilson-Gommin
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
General Service
Internal Revenue
House
Aidhiographie
Tax on Income to Affect 425000 Citizens Says Treasury
Washington reports Treasury experts estimate 425000 citizens will be taxed under the new income tax provisions and that revenue will total about 82 million dollars. The plan taxes by brackets from 1 to 7 percent with much of the tax collected at the source. The first returns cover March 1 to December 31, and payments are due in June. exemptions and deductions are outlined for individuals and businesses.
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Washington
Treasury
Internal Revenue Collectors
Wilson
Supreme Court
Idbor
Internal Revenue Collector
Treasury Department
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Hull
Internal Revenue
United States
Famous Alaskan Gold Camp in Waste by Wind and Rain
A resilient Alaskan gold camp endures harsh weather described as wind and rain causing waste. The report notes isolation, rugged conditions, and ongoing mining efforts despite the severe elements. Local workers persevere amid challenging terrain and dwindling supplies.
Nome Storm Destroys Water Front. $1.5 Million Loss Expected
Two miles of Nome Alaska water front ruined by fierce wind and rain. Five hundred houses demolished. more falling. No lives lost. outside aid needed as winter supplies become scarce. Steamships fled to sea. electric and telephone services cut. Nome’s gold camp history noted. population figures given and relief plans outlined.
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Nome
Alaska
Behring
Victoria
Corwin
Behring Sea
Snake River
Cotton cloth and yarn duty rate changes noted
The document lists rate increases for bleached and dyed cotton yarns and cloth made from yarns, with prices rising from numbers 79 to 99. Handkerchiefs or mufflers not hemmed see a duty reduction from 30 percent to 25 percent as stated by the house.
Gondorf wire tapping gang nets 64000 in con game
The Gondorf wire tapping crowd acknowledged as the cleverest crooks in the confidence business reports a new haul of 64000. D S Curry former Winnipeg comptroller who traveled for health helped fund the scheme by wiring 14000 at a pool room on West Forty fifth street. He later sent 50000 by check and 20000 in cash while the gang manipulated the funds and Curry faced proof of cash.
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New York
D. S. Curry
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Curry
West-Baden
Ind
Forty-fifth Street
Soda
Davis
CATHIER HELD FOR INVESTIGATION IN KC BANK BRANCH
Kansas City, Mo Oct 8 William O Lucas formerly cashier of the Kansas City branch was held for investigation by authorities arising from undisclosed concerns at the bank.
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Kansas City
William O. Lucas
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Tvndeapoli
Northern ‘Indiana Association
Gitle
Deitch
John Bruns
New Albany
Cincinnati
H. E. Rose
Martinsville
James
Mc Henry
Haycock
State Board of ‘Pardons
Ralston
Pouly
Mfe
Oliver Haycock
John Roby
arry-Smith
Orange County
Fred
William A. Bower
Clark County
Young
Michigan
Shim
State Board of Pardons
Prixon
Jesse Sluder
Clay County
Ralston Cardwell
Walter Stucky
Marion County
Bert Norton
Boone County
Carl G. Fisher
Lincoln Highway
F. D. Haimbaugh
Muncie
Achembach
Columbus
Charles Intley Smith
Evansville
W. J. Riley
H.dlans Harbor
JW. J. Hogan
Goodi
Magog Shank
Handle
Chamber of. ‘Commerce
Bert
Boyd
Trakie
Eee
T.ter
Eacene
Payne-Aldrich
Wilson-Gorman Law
Gondorf Crovid
Cudahy
William OO. Lucas
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