Manor case rules bonds not taxable before delivery in Shenandoah Caverns sale
In Woodstock Virginia Judge Philip Williams exonerates Annie W Manor executrix of J D Manor from taxes on bonds tied to Shenandoah Caverns sale to Hunter B Chapman. Bonds dated January 7 1927 but not delivery until February 9 1927 were not taxable February 1 as no existing obligation until delivery.
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Woodstock
Philip Williams
J. D. Manor
Shenandoah Caverns
Hunter B. Chapman
Examiner of Records
West Virginia
Circuit Court
Williams
Supreme Court of Appeals
H. B Chapman
Rickard says Dempsey could headline another Tunney bout
Chicago promoter Tex Rickard asserts Dempsey remains a top draw and could promote another Tunney fight. He declined to discuss future negotiations, but said he would back another Tunney Dempsey matchup if Dempsey pursued the route again to prove himself as the logical challenger.
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Tunney
Richard
Jack
Buchanan Treasurer Settles State Back Taxes in Full
Richmond reports Buchanan county treasurer A C Stacey paid 519550 plus 3202 53 in cashier checks and 1993 05 in audited claims to the state auditor. Stacey had threatened removal over delinquent taxes and promised to forward an 8000 list to settle obligations. Moore expects full settlement once the list arrives.
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Richmond
A. c. Stacy
Buchanan County
Byrd
C. Lee Moore
Moore
Stacey
Buchanan
President Coolidge backs Jardine to stay as farm chief
President Coolidge stated he expects Secretary Jardine to remain in the cabinet and continues to trust his leadership of the Agriculture Department. White House comments followed pressure from Rep. Wilson for Jardine’s resignation over a cotton price forecast. Florida fruit growers still wish Jardine to head their citrus cooperative venture.
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Washington
Coolidge
Jardine
Citrus Co-Operative Association
White House
Representative Wilson
Mississippi
Agriculture Department
Florida
Tricks Upon Travellers Are Damaging Experiments
A fragment quotes Josh Billings warning that tricks on travelers are dangerous experiments and should be avoided. The note conveys caution and the speaker’s skepticism about deceitful schemes.
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Virginians Spend Substantial Sums on Luxuries in 1924
The University of Virginia study released via the State Chamber of Commerce estimated Virginia residents spent 22.164 million dollars on tobacco, 9.84 million on soft drinks and ice cream, 11.208 million on theatres and amusements, and 8.268 million on candy during 1924. Additional spending included perfumes and cosmetics 3.132 million, sporting goods and toys 5.172 million, jewelry 5.436 million, and chewing gum 1.044 million. figures are approximate due to tax placement and national expenditure allocations.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia
University of Virginia
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Gee
Ben Guard Wins Tourney At Shenvalee
New Market mail carrier Ben Guard won the first Wall Amateur Tournament at Shenvalee Golf Course in New Market on September 26, finishing as champion of the event and earning top honors in the tourney.
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Ben Guard
Shenvalee
New Market
Shenva
Winchester boxers claim multiple flight titles in regional event
Lee defeats Ed Stone of Winchester in the first fight final. Louis Weaver beats Joe Burke for second flight. In the consolation final BE V Weems Jr of Winchester defeats William Paxton of Harrisonburg. Miss Jefferson wins the women’s tournament and Mrs Loving takes the women’s consolation.
Burwell and Warden Visit Winchester on Clarke County Business
Messrs. George H. Burwell and Harry Warden of Clarke county were in Winchester yesterday on business.
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George H. Burwell
Harry Warden
Clarke County
Winchester
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