Byrd Urges Tax Reforms for Virginia Economy
Gov. Harry F. Byrd提出一系列税制改革主张 以减轻农民工人土地及有形财产税负并促进工业发展 提议废除土地与有形个人财产税并对无形财产与州内公司征税做调整 同时建议通过汽油税增收以补充县级财政并实现财政再分配 以州为股本推进经济复兴及人口吸引计划
02 Feb 1926
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1926
Page
1
Gov. Harry F. Byrd提出一系列税制改革主张 以减轻农民工人土地及有形财产税负并促进工业发展 提议废除土地与有形个人财产税并对无形财产与州内公司征税做调整 同时建议通过汽油税增收以补充县级财政并实现财政再分配 以州为股本推进经济复兴及人口吸引计划
The Rev. William F. Lickliter, a longtime Reformed Church minister born in Woodstock Virginia, died Saturday in Lancaster Pennsylvania at age 81. His funeral was in Lancaster with interment in Woodstock after services led by Rev. Mr. Baer and Rev. George M. Whitmore. He served as pastor of St Luke's Reformed Church Lancaster for 43 years and earlier led churches in Wilmington Delaware. He is survived by a sister Mrs G A Whitmore of Lancaster and brothers H L Lickliter of Lancaster and Dr David C Lickliter of Dayton Ohio.
Philadelphia February dragnet scene as Mrs. Mae Dietrich’s killer David L. Marshall meets his wife in coroner Schwartz’s office before the inquest. She declares unwavering faith, aids denied, and Marshall is held without bail as a Kansas-born killer with 30 years in Philadelphia awaits grand jury action.
The Empire Theatre hosted a large square dance contest with twenty six couples this night. Winners were Mr Albert Foreman and Miss Lillian Foreman with second place going to Mr Arthur Mason and Miss Lydia Brown. Special prize went to Miss Clyde Hoover and partner J T Gough. An audience and dancers from town stayed until about one o'clock. Tomorrow features modern dances by local youths and a visit by Melie Dunham and Harvey Goshen with Senator Elkins.
Mrs. R. T. Barton leads the American Legion Auxiliary Rehabilitation effort asking volunteers to knit caps for ex servicemen in hospitals. Wool and simple instructions provided. Call 162-3. Also a rental listing for a 7 room flat with modern conveniences by Elmer V. Hodges.
Ground Hog Day brought an uneven weather picture with sunshine in New Mexico and several southern cities while most of the country remained overcast and snowy. Illinois and Indiana reports followed long winter patterns with fog in Rock Island raising concerns for the ground hog’s travel.
Wood for sale at 2 50 per cart load. Glaize and Bro announce 50 jerseys to be sold at E C Helgestine's sale on February 4. Location one mile from Berryville. Auction details indicate yard sale style sale notices with specific vendors and date.
Classified rental notice listing modern apartments for rent with monthly price around 30 dollars and no specific address given. Signed by Fred L. Glaize.
Martinsburg and Handley meet in Handley gym at 8 pm in a heated basketball wager. Martinsburg led by Potts the captain faces Handley with Ritter and Baker as key players in a game expected to be close as both teams develop. Referee appointed and strong school turnout anticipated for a real rivalry night.
Richmond February 1 a wild animal resembling a timber wolf killed in Rockingham county near Massanutten mountain was identified by Dr E W Nelson as a coyote. He said the skin confirms the species and noted its foothold in Virginia may threaten game and sheep. A note urged locals to provide skulls or skins for records.
WANTED Calves and hogs at yards on Friday Feb 6. Top price offered, also hogs. Phone Boyce 32. Also sale of bank stock 50 shares for immediate delivery. address and details provided.
President Coolidge remains silent on attacks while defending his administration's effort to enforce laws impartially and promote national prosperity. He emphasizes adherence to the world court does not mean league membership and regrets postponing the Geneva disarmament conference.
In Lexington on February 2, Ed Harris pleaded guilty to attacking Mrs. Clarence Bryant after confessing to murdering her husband and two children. He was sentenced to be hanged March 5 in the Fayette county jail yard. The trial lasted exactly 16 minutes, among the fastest in county history, with 1,000 National Guardsmen on duty nearby.
The Byrd family watched Harry Byrd sworn in as Virginia governor amid cheers at the Capitol. Mrs Byrd wore a black satin hat and fur coat. Bradshaw Beverley and young Byrds joined their father in a day described as a proud, orderly Inauguration with the Marine Band playing and Rev W D Smith delivering the prayers.
In Richmond on February 2 Governor Byrd was inaugurated wearing a derby instead of a silk hat. A supporter reportedly pressured him to avoid the silk hat, promising not to wear one, and rainy weather plus local sentiment in the Valley influenced his choice.
A classifieds notice requests any person with a ton or two of hard coal nut or stove sizes to communicate with The Star via the Coal contact. The brief appeal seeks suppliers and provides no further details.
Auction notice for the sale of the Robert Brill apartment house at East Piccadilly Street on February 3 at 11 o clock in the morning.
Richmond February reports that with Gov Byrd's inauguration the General Assembly will accelerate handling a large agenda. Hearings are set on prohibition bond requirements and an insurance rate investigation. A joint Senate finance and House appropriation session will review the old age pension bill.
For sale first mortgage 6 percent coupon bonds covering four apartment houses on West Clifford Street. Bonds represent 50 percent of value, require insurance, and will be delivered February 10. For more information call Fred Nee or Shirley Carter at Peoples Drug Store. Lost 30 x 5% Goodyear life policy reward at Star office. 1923 Ford coupe cheap quick sale via Winshe... Corp. Oscar Estep inquiry.
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