Profiteering Charge Rings Across Meat Trade War
Everett C. Brown of Chicago told the House Agriculture Committee the national live stock exchange is waging war on retail meat dealers whom he labeled the greatest profiteers the country has known. He cited a Chicago survey showing wholesale to retail markups sometimes reach 100 percent and described cross street price disparities for identical meat and brand costings far above wholesale rates.
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National Livestock Exchange
Everett C. Brown
Chicago
Exchange
House Agriculture Committee
Brown
Mr Brown
Congress
America
Haiti Delivers Report Demanding Haiti Withdrawal of U S Forces
Three Haitian Patriotic Union delegates present to President and Congress a report accusing American marines and Haitian gendarmes of atrocities during the 1915 1934 occupation. They demand abolition of martial law, reorganization of police and military, withdrawal of U S troops, and a constituent assembly. The document cites prisoner deaths at Cape Haitian and Chabert camps, water torture, and 25 named cases, and accompanies two calls for congressional inquiry.
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Marding
State Department
Congress
Daniels’ Court of Inquiry
United States
Stenio Vencent
Senate
H. Perceval Thoby
Legation
Washington
Haiti
Cape Haitian
Chabert
Hiram Johnson
California
Bland
Indiana
One Percent Net Worth Tax Proposed by Bacharach
Representative Bacharach of New Jersey suggests a one percent net worth tax as an alternative to sales taxes. He says it could raise over a billion dollars annually with a $10,000 exemption per person, while favoring the sales tax as simpler and more effective for revenue and prosperity. Charles E. Lord of New York supports a one percent turnover tax, arguing it could yield substantial revenue though estimates vary with prices.
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New Jersey
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
Mr. Bacharach
Senate ‘Finance Committee
Charles E. Lord
New York
Colorado eyes Gilpin for National Statuary Hall honor
Senator Nicholson urges Colorado to select William Gilpin, the first territorial governor, as the state’s candidate for a statue in the National Statuary Hall. He notes Colorado now has status to choose at least one early prominent citizen. Gilpin, a Mexican War veteran, earned Lincoln’s trust as territorial governor.
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National Statuary Hall
National Capitol
Nicholson
William Gilpin
Territorial
Union
Hall of Fame
Eborcers
Tor Ton
Abraham Lincoln
Harding urged to pay the railroads debt now and restructure
Washington reports President Harding weighing an immediate payment to railroads of 900 million to 1.8 billion and offering 15 years to settle the 800 million owed to the government as part of a broader push to ease rail financial distress amid multiple policy moves and Senate votes.
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Washington
Senate
Walsh
Montana
Naval Bi
League of Nations
League
Indiana Coal Mine Fire Causes Large Loss in Bicknell
The No. 1 mine known as the Martin in Bicknell Tecumseh burned, destroying the tipple buildings and top structures. Loss estimated at $100,000 as two shot firers and two pumpers were inside. hundreds of workers evacuated, and a locomotive hose team helped contain the blaze for 1 hour 23 minutes.
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Elkhart
South Bend
St. Joseph County
Indiana
Ohio Wool
Growers’ Association
South Columbus
Chicago
Indianapolis
Ww. F. Stewart
Bloomington
Indiana Rainbow Division ‘Veterans’ Association
Sidney F. Miller
Charles Gift
Henry Springer
Byron Young
Herschell M. Sanders
Paul Fechtman
Wabash
Wabash Construction Company
Wabash County
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Columbus
Bartholomew County
Conservation Department
Frank H. Wheeler
Wheeler-Schebler
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Riverside Drive
Bedford
Robert Cazee
Elsa Flinn
Emmet Manuel
Evansville
Elks
Evansvile
Indiana Elks
McCray
State Conference of Charities and Correction
Munche
Lafayette
Ates
Ne University
Légansport
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