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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1925

Page

9

Easing the Burden of State Taxation in California

AABA Journal discusses California inheritance tax rules under community property, noting favorable treatment of death taxes for married couples and non residents. It explains that one half of community property is exempt from federal and state taxes on death, with amendments expanding this benefit to non resident married property.

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Coal Surplus Brings Tension as Mines Are Overbuilt

The piece notes a coal surplus with nearly twice as many mines open as needed. Operators seek a strike to justify price suppression, while miners hope it closes surplus mines to spare employment. White House anxiety stems from industrial change and mounting disruption.

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Auditorium To Cost 500000, Seat 6000 At State Fair

The planned auditorium will cost 500000 to complete and be a full theatre with guaranteed acoustics. It will seat 6000 and feature a 50000 pipe organ. Clarence Eddy, famed organist, will give a dedication recital on Saturday October 10 as the state fair opens.

Fair Park Texas Dallas New York J. J. Shubert Willie Howard Clarence Eddy

Coal Falls From Its Crown As Demand Stretches Thin

The Dearborn Independent notes a shift in energy use with coal no longer dominant. Improved furnaces and machinery cut coal needs while oil and water power share the load. Railroads cut coal per thousand ton miles from 275 ten years ago to 59 today, with forecasts of 39 by five years hence.

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