Tax reduction doubt and Remus case shadow war talk
The article details tax policy doubts raised before the Ways and Means committee as Treasury revenue from temporary sources is questioned. It recounts Remus on Price Hill amid a volatile divorce case, alleged gunman payments, and Dodge's alleged role in Remus life and bootlegging era.
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Chamber
Treasury
House
Ways and Means
Munor
War Finance Corporation
Remus
Price Hill
Seventieth Congress Opens Amid Senate Oath Contests
The opening of the Seventieth Congress faces early fights over swearing in Senators Elect Smith of Illinois and Vare of Pennsylvania. Republicans clash with delays on organization as efforts to defer seating disputes stall, delaying messages and early Senate work.
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Senate
Smith
Ilinois
Vare
Pennsylvania
Congress
Second Degree Verdict In Dunlap Case Delivered
In YSCon, Ariz a jury found Chfisa Dunlap of Phoenix guilty of second degree murder in the shooting of Pinal County Deputy Sheriff B E Conoley in Casa Grande last August 12. Sentencing set for Monday at 10 a.m. by Judge Gerald Jones of the Pima County Superior Court.
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Neph Ycson
Ariz
Chfisa Dunlap
Phoenix
BE. B. Conoley
Pinal County
Dunlap
Gerald Jones
Pima County
Dunlaps
Arizona
Conoley
Casa Grande
Kidnapped Rum Leader Found After Abduction
Morris Roisner of St. Paul, reported missing and for ransom, was found by Chicago police in a soap hotel. He told officers he had been held by abductors who seized him after learning he came to Chicago to buy diamonds for a Milwaukee jeweler.
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Remus
Franklin L. Dodge, Jr
St. Louis
Dodge
Department of Justice
Prohibition
Bootlex Kingdom
Chicago
Morris Roisner
St. Paul
Roisner
Milwaukee
Senate seating fight stalls senate organization
Capitol conferences wrestle with seating Frank J. Smith and William S. Vare as party leaders seek delays until Senate organization. Norris to push referrals to the elections committee for probe of Illinois and Pennsylvania primaries. no clear signs of consent to step aside. rumors of reprisals circulate but organizers deny involvement.
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Washington
Frank J. Smith
Illinois
William S. Vare
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Senate
Smith
Ware
Vare
Norris
Nebraska
Denver Students Warned Against Strike Meetings at Leyden Mine
Denver university students face arrest as military prisoners if they stage strike meetings near the Leyden coal mine in Jefferson county. Major Ardendnel warns officials that I W W documents show a drive on universities.
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Denver University
Leyden
Jefferson County
Alphonse P. Ardennel
National
State House
Ardourel
Engle
Mff School of Theology
Colorado
Iliff School of
Theology Visit Supports Northern Colorado Coal Miners
A theology delegation visited the northern Colorado coal fields on Wednesday and, after investigating strike conditions, endorsed the coal miners. They attended a Louisville mass meeting in the evening, spoke on the platform, and informed the miners of their stance.
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Colorado
Louisville
French Foreign Legion Delays Doty in France
Doty, under threat of firing squad for desertion, faced three days of liberty loss as a non commissioned officer pressed him to return to duty. He resisted briefly, obeyed, and boarded the freighter Tania after sending a note to the AP.
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French Foreign Legion
France
Doty
Foreign Legion
Tania
Associated Press
Vanderbilt Edges Alabama 14-7 on late pass play
Vanderbilt Commodores used a late aerial assault to topple Alabama Crimson Tide 14 to 7 in the final period. The decisive touchdown came on a passing play that sealed the victory for Vanderbilt in Birmingham.
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Alwa
Vanderbilt Commodores
Alabama
Crimson Tide
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