davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-16
Ter glntumoludl.

Rem 2)Orf. &on 2lutomobilelr
mur0eu I'M Sabre 1920 I'M 5toatc
Mem 9ort 40 &erioncn getootct
Iun0 pon oieien 1ooesiGllen ereigne-
ten iicG 7l6 III Der Staot Hem gorf
mie Die Rational y0igbnop 8roteC-
tiuc 2liiociation" betanntmahte.
Gbicaau. 2out Diittbeillmg oe3
Goroner5 0ofimau 1pur0en in G6i.
cago p0breno oes iiingitperfIoiieuen
SabreS $50 Menihen our6 9luto-
mobile qetootet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-16
Oerssusiitssnes $etsritt
OSiterrcicb's.

Berlin. 0ic iinautielle
uno Ipirtbifdftlihe 2ogeGeiter-
rein's lit, nad elmer 0teloung
aus 9Sien, ndhgeraoe 0erartig
per5rpeifeIt geporoen. ooB Die
oer5eitigc 9iegierung Ser Gbriit-
lid Socialen it'd ollen Grulte5
NIT Der 2lbiifjt trdgt, Die 3iigel
Scr 9fegierung nie0er3ulegen
ruo bic 9SieOergutnladungS
Gomniifion Der 2lIliirten 5u CT
iuhen, Oie StoatSuerrpnItling
ielblt lit Die 0an0 81 nebnten.
Die oiterreibiide Jlcaiernug
bnt erftdrt, boB iie bereit ici,
on rooicalen Sdritt 3u inter
nebnleh ihre gorBe gliat)toolI-
foutnenbeit in Die 0dn0e Ser
2llliirten SIT leacn uno 0ieien
Die 9crontiportlihfeit iiir Ben
'uolGit1n0iacn 3uianmenbruh
0eiterreih s. ser iuloerntejo.
lib idelnt, 81 iiberlniieu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-16
3nc; Qcrlpncll fonhen

3mci 8erioucu fon6en ocn
Truluicnto0 uu0 Gin Tugeno dn0ere
uur0ta uerlett BEL eiiIem 8euer.
reIde5 0os G6eitnrt 6otel in Gleue,
lan0 nit e,nem Sd1aoen pou
so. $50 ,erit5rte.
:. VI Noolnort6, Briiuoer
Der , II. 10 Gents 2Goeu Bat nah
antliner 2l5itdbung eiu 9erm6gen
bon $27 .205,2S3 binterloiien.
,Sn gpo1peit ioil cine ernitlidc
rc5olutiondre Geucaung i'm 8an9e
mo oer Nelagerm9s }l6iono iiber oie
Sta0t Derblnat lporoeu fem.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-16
,sn Nep 2lorf iin0 spiritnoien

1Sn Gep }lorf Iino 5piritloien
i'm @ertbe uon 81, 10000 ourd) ac.
fdlifte @rlnubuiBidjeinc 0em5teuer.
oerid)IuB entnommcn moroen. mic
Bon Gbarles u OGonHor. 9unoes-
grohibition5 GlRdfil6rupqs 0irec.
tor aitigeoedt pu0e
Gie am Sonntag tit }ronfrcid
abgchaItenen 5enotsDa6Ien iialcn
}u 8nniten Der aeIHdBigten 8arteien
ans 1ie bereinigten Socialiiteu ln0
oie eomrnlmnteu erlugblten nid}t ei -.
nen eln5fgen Gau0iSafen
7r. 6. g. g8acrmalo, por eTnem
Sabre Don 0eu 1ocialiiten alfn
9lapcr Der Staot Encnport, Ia
erDahlt BAT iih, Der r1oicalcn 8ria-
cipicn ieiner Garteiacroiieu meacil,
pon Der 4artei Iosgeiagt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-16
@rmOrSun0 non 8O!ariOridjern bnrdl
bic @OlidlewiEen.

Der ,@}atin" beridlfet dns Gbri.
Itianio, oaB Ole 5mei 9egleiter
2lmun0icns, numcna IeHiicn nne
auuoieu. tilr5Iid p3a ocn Bolihe.
miiteu alti Der s5niel Ininir alll
Clttanoc non 5ibirien getCtct iuor.
0cn icien 3iattiherin lelegraDhierte
an Nunien nab ariitinllin, onB DIE
5ouctregierilng pon oiciem gorfaa
feinerlei 9ladrid)t erbaIsen Inbc IND
oaB cine llntcrildJuna cingeIeitei
peroe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-16

600 oDertb" mar mo lest fmm
lnebr cine l@iilliar0e an luirt6idait.
lidlen &ertbeu beiltt. Ccitcrrcjd lit
oomit cln genau 10 nruer 9}auu ac-
lporoen, Die oje (ijrtci pOer &ulqa.
rieil Die anuo 1911 nit 9ittigen non
ic $1,000, 100000 IN Ser 92clt.
9ilai8 Ucrtrcten ipareu
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-16
aeine 0ostrennnno ,lrlan0's.
lEranl3indls lSeitlpnirolle.

lie iron5oiiide gtIitaroerpol.
tuna bit I'm Gcbduoe Der Cbcr.
poIt0ireftion SpcDer cine riidlidlts.
loia aontrcQc Der Elm. mo ou3ae.
6cuocH Eoiticde cjngerihtet. SeIbit
ciHqcidre6cne grieie meroen geoif.
net. 9lu@ Der 1clegrnpbenperfebr
auo idmtLiAe 3erngeiprade IDcr0er
bun 6en ironjoliiheu SoIoateu
llheyfudnt
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-16
Die nadlitc Notwithstanding bcs
:. H..&. Gcntrnlpercins.

Sort gSapne, SnO. Die nGditc
(Scnernlpcrfammhua Oe9 9. n. 81.
Gertroluerei1s miro, nuh pificiellcr
@efanntmodling, III Der Ct 8eter'5-
8emeinoe oabier itattfinoen. Die
genoue 3eit Der 5eitperiuulmlltng
miro crit ipdter betannt gegeben
mer0en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-16
&erfebrscOnfereni pom &0lter6nnO
etnbernfen.

Haris. Cir eric 0rlmmou0, 8c-
nesaliecretGr oeS &Glferbnn0S, bat
cine GerfebrSconieren5 eitberuicn,
Die ipit I'M 5ebruor IN Barcelona,
Spdnien, itottftoen ioIl.
6s meroen Die tbatldhlihen
(ransportationS 3uitanoe geprift
merOen uno oie &erianmllu1g miro
pcriilden, irgeno melhe 1Fittel I'll
iinoen, Die gegenipdrtig beltebenOe
Gage ;t per6eliern. 9luBeroeu ioll
cine internationole Goupention i'll.
betreif Der Sroniitirefbeit ami itiff-
barren Stromen uno giiertbnbnen
porbercitet itno OuS qeplonte Stotut
iiir 0ie @ofenporitriften entnorfeu
lper0en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-16
l5cnernlrtnior .Enoa. s 81

5cuernluoi0r guod s Grop.
Der lit aM beng 6.ofiit.if ,1iime-
iotn~ in 6aDnlla einaetrofien unL
i'm Auftroae ron grai. 4iIicu ocm
9rdijoen.en mcnocol Don Gu5a redt
ocmtlidl II Oeritehen 3a Qeben, 0lB
oie Ser 5taaten Fegierlmg nit Dem
@ou Der Iinqe nui Cuba nitt }rs
frie0eI iit Aui Der ,5niel berrihen
ernita &irren i'm (5eiolge qroBGr
lln}uireocu6ett itber bic iiingite
G3o5!
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-16
uSrii6=Ornti6r
ScridwOrnng," ="

SritiidicS p@sif-Sndl" iibcr nnge6-
IidleS Gomplott per6iientlid,t. -
Sinu Scincr iOllen iidl NIT Nru
Ssutidlcu md6rCno OeS gSeltfricaS
beridWHreu bn6Cn, 6uGlnno in ben
9|Hden iu fallen. - THnabc buu
g9irdiNCnt" Dc &nlcra emtidlieSen
bcitriitcu. - Nrieoe in 1rlano in
meItcr Nerne.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-16

beoorlte6en0ef @remier$ Sorferen3
ieltgeiest perOen.
1919 9srOrent Der oentidlen &bein.
Slptte 6rantrsid snseiprodlcH.
Saris. - Ser }meriedner @ines,
0em Die Gertheihng ser OelltIhen
SluBihifie, peIde irdit Der &er-
trogsbeitinmungen auSgeliefert mcr-
0en niiiien, obliegt bat yranfreit
1872 4rotent Der oeutid]en fbein-
flotte 3ugeiproden.
,Srunfreih crhdlt oantit 253,000
Sunnen al 8orfen lno Sdleppern
BON 3ltIammen 24,O00 @$ieroefr0ften.
9ie Gsrfiigung lit erOgitltig, elm
9(ppelI lit nidlt mOllih.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-16
Nbiage
@aibingtOn'S.

ans Dem SDtidafterratG Der Sllliir-
ten nnssetreten. = &eiterc 3nge-
bOrigfeit mare mad SlHiidlt DER
SlSminiitratiOn luiberiinnis, oa
Der &ertraa uun ben Ser. Staaten
nidlt ratifirirt lit. = Nmrrica bel
Der Gr0rternng Oer nOb6ltlidlea
SSrage iI6ergangen. - SDrtIcbnng
Der SrnNelersGunierens fraglidl.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-16

gcioe 5dltier ser Stnatslesis'
lo,ur CALIFORNIA; baben ocn Siln'
0esiendt eriildlt, fcinen 0ertrog mi
,Sapan oh'uihleben Der ben Sopn
nern 6os giirgerred)t geDnbrt ooes
oos neue gcqen 2lu5ldnoer geridtrtt
coliforniide gonogeieb aiulallireg
luiroe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-16

Trns translation Hlsl vita tas possmastsr al
Milwaukee. Jan. Is 1921 as repaired bF
he act OF OCTOBER 5. 1911.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-16

TrneiranSlatlon ttisi with tbs Postmaster at
Milwaukee, jan 10 u q. as relGlrs! b. the
ac oF tAcfo r.- e. M
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-16
Qnnhnn

{ tGNtAtA ffA%NA-
VUno0n. Die britiidlc 9iegie'
rlm1 hat Elm .@ciBbuh" ucroiicnt.
lidt. peldtS GorrepouOcnicu eut.
bllt. bic ouAcolitb 5luiidlcn ser oeut-
ideu eotidalt III g&oIbmaton lmo
Dem 2iIaUdrtiacn Nntt int Nerlin &C.
flibrt uor0eu ieIn iolleu lm0 0ie Oen
9IadHrci@ crbriu9eu iollen 0oB enc
0lrectc &crbiu0ml Qpiihcn 0en6iibs
rcrn Der Sjml Sciuer im0 ser Ocut.
ldleu RcafCrimg iu1brcn0 oe@ @ricg5
beilouocn babe.
%out oieicm @ej6butl ioll Sir
9}oacr Goiement nadl iciner I'M Sab.
re 191l IN Berlin criolQtcu 9Intlmft
ourh ras 9lu3rdrtiQc }tut in Der.
lin un0 Oic 0cutihe &otldoit IN
&aibn0ton Notihoitcn an 9iidter
Grhnlou ,<ohu 0epon luro oubcrc
}rjih 2jmericlner. biuiidtlith icjncr
l|jihou in Tcutihiau0 aeidlidt bo,
ben.
0ieie &orrciponocui iull idlicG
lih Gen oamoliNcn Notihoftcr Srof
pan Neulltorii IN @aihiultnn ucron-
Ioht hobeL inn Ecbrtar t91G cjuc
CcpcIhc mrlde .eincr N}el0uuq be-
'iiQlidl Ger Vltiitouia bctnlitb onlc
hdu4t mr0e", dbiIidljfcn, ii sic
lpu 9crnitorii gemclOrt bcbca ion.
GeDon babc linn mitQetheilt, 0ab om
Citcrionuto1 cine GrbcbunQ III Ir.
l1n0 beninucu iollc. lm0 0ie 0eutihc
;RcQicrlmA criudlt }Ullr0c. om Ghar.
ireitoq D0cr Gbor'mnstou 9sSaiien
nod 2incrid iu idideu. Sndtcr err
folGten olnn mciiere onaeoiidle Gor,
reFnon0eu'nn in 0cncn oic GiEclbci.
tcu iiher bjc 3jlic beiprohen murocn,
Die 1eu.ihlou0 BEN &rl1noeru &c
ud1ren iolltc
Srflaruno DC &alCm'S.
1nbln. Gauomn DC &olcro,
Fr6iiacrt Ser iri'ncn 9lcmlblif"
hat cine formcIlc GrtI1rInl8 crIai.
irn lit Ser cr sic Don ser briti1dcn
Ncairrmd IN ihrcm .29ciBblf" oi
dcitrllte Hcdluptuuo, 0oB I'M Sabre
1918 Elm oeutih,iriidea Gomplott
7eQen Gualan0 bcitonbcu bobc. Cnt
'6ir0cu In }rbrcoe iteIlt.
TrieSc init 1rlanO In mcitcr 3crnc.
Qun6On. Die llutcrhan0lunQcn
rui'arn Rco. aPid)ocl C'tdanaQon.
N.ca Br3ii0ent Ser irii6en Gcpp.
bltf" mlh NiiuiiicfprdIi0ent 2I0B0
@corae iiber ,lrje0en@idHuB ppiiheu
gnalon0 rno %rlauo iino abQcbros
nen luor5cu mo uidt uic0cr cr.
neitcrf morocu, mic uYonoou 9alp
Niji" mcloct 6he ]icp C'6lana.
aan uddl SrlanO plriifte1rte, hottc
cr cjuc IouHc 2'ciprcdlung NIT ocu
Niiuiitcrpr0iioeltcn, 0cren Grqcbnib
in omtlihcn llreiicu ais oniht 10
3uiric0enitelleno, lDic crrartct nWr.
Sc, becid1uct miro. 1c 1Sricoens.
ttnterb1nolungcu iollcn snar nid)t
Dotlitan0a 1bgebrpd'en iein ioot
.2ailn D}al" bod rerbe ReD. G.
Iianalm an metcren Goniercnen
bcitinnt n.dt tbcilucbmer.
Seine GoStrenunue ,{rlanb's
1yn iciner lebtca Goniercm nit
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-16

iruetra7s'ltioa iisi with ths pastmAsssr at
An"aukee. Jan. i3. 1921 as required ny
TIE aet d Oetonsrs IlI.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-16
6ranfreidl mill tfntiGdlidD oas
9inIlrat6iet beieben.

Ger fralt5oiiifc 9otldofter Bat
oas Stootsoeportement iufonnen
'bcnofridti9t, OnB 5rnnfreih bsa6-
fihti9t Oaa 9iubrge6iet 3u beieben,
inter Dem 8orgeben, oaB oie oeut-
ide Gegierlna unterlaiien babe. Die
Sortige 9enoIferlng 3u entpaiineu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
NEW FEATURES DEVELOP
IN TAX REVISION MEASURE
Sweeping Amendments to Bill
Introduced by Demo
cratic. SiI.,
cratic Side.
lNN Nssoc.nted rrcss. |

WASHINGTON. sept as.-Scna;.
revision bill was featured today by
The introduction OF sweeping amend
iucnts from the Democratic .,.,:c,a -uw
Between Chairman pcnrose. of the III
nance Committee. and Senator Sim
mons. North Carolina. ranking Dem
ocr;It on tn1t committee. and n chargC
by Senator La follcttc. Republican
Wisconsin. that features OF the bill
dealing with foreign trades and for
ign trade corporations constitute
"a device 20 enable individuals OF
great wealth To ESCAPE taxation
Gni>, Efforts behind Scenes.
Behind the scenes there were SOM.
efforts L" brin. ahout an agreement
smung opponents of the cummittc.
h!ll on the more outstanding .ax fen,
Iircs, bat apparently there were NJ,
anal conclusions. Republican, Scn.
'"rS In the agricultural bloc" wer,
confident. however. that with thu mia
: the democrats. they would hc all,
% defeat IN" committee plan 10 con.
'hut the taxes on freight. ptsscn.-.t
hd fHi!i"Hn accommodations for an.
sI'f year at haii the present rates
Repeal OF these lcvics was ON. OF
several proposals pu; forward bv
rn"tor simmons ON bchaIr OF ~,
minority members or the I.iuu,,....
committee. The others included :,
maximum sur tax rate Of - prr GOV,
II piacc Vt'thc proposed 81 ncr ceut
'Hteniion "f The corporation capi,,!
t"c> tax. which the committee wo,,it
.tpc'i next year, repeal of the g." o0o
Exemption allowed corporations. an
D! TIC spccia! taNeS on brokers ana
'r"prietnrH 81 ;hcatcrs and o,hc~
faces OF amusement. ana on owners
u automobiles operated FOR hire.
Would Not he Eligible
Another amendment would provide
nat persons having not incomes i'm
excess of $4,000 would no, he cliri.
lie for the normal exemptions now
allowed hy law 10 single men. mar
i'd mn and u heads of families
IN account of dependents
Under the simmons amendment 10
hc sTr-taS provision. the rates fixed
y tn" committees up t" RI pcr cent
would stand hut above that tho
cvi"S would he ~ per cent on in
ones from >s6.rC" TO $1,000. aud
'hc foliowuG rates above that: RI
ior cent. Ss;ooc To $4,000: a. pcr
oni. <S2.ooo ia $4,000: 30 pcr cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
Ercr,tidy Ad-Vcnfurcs
That changes everything

THAT changes everything
When you've hcru holding
down IL makeshirt job until
nDd you're pretty hrmi. run-
WINGED that Opportunity hns lost
your street address nnd phone
nnnibcr-hcrnusr nothing seems
&" open IN for you-
And you're thorouEhIy tired "f
the work you're doing. because
you're just putting In so mnny
hours dny for SO much pay
and not very much at thRt-with
no chnncc OF Advancement
When whnt you realty want j.
work md get in line for somr-
there don't seem ia nc my places
like TINT for you
Until ono day you tHkr n Io"k
through the Help Wanted ads ia
The Dispatches classified section
And that changes everything.
Ecrnusc rs You read through
the list. you hit ON nm al calling
for young mnn Ia do ofi.cc
wor* mud learn the business,
with fine chance FOR advance
mrnt'-
And by the neat day you're
shaking hnnds with yourself.
because you've convinced TINT
particular employer you're the
yourE mnn ne wuuts-and land
I'D the job.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
Misch1 App baum, Broke,
Does a Vaudeyill, Turn
rny United NcwsI

NEW roEK.5 Sept 2a.-Mischa
AppclNaum. founder al The "ilu-
manitarian Cult." which at one
time had l6'."on members In New
York alone. is doing Il vaudeville
monoloSuc ior "a living.
Arplebanm's marital adventures
quite as Interesting as the move
mont which enlisted, the attention
OF such members as President VIII
son. Henry. Ford and other ma
tonaily known figures. have kcpt
him consistently in Ia. prints, and
the latest inctden; IN the drama
came only few months ago.
when Nppclbaum ana his young
wife were found one morning sur-
forine from hichloridc Of mercury
poisoning which. they said. they
had taken hy mistake.
I'm broke. and I've got to do
Somcth!nS. was the reason for
his taking To III. vaudeville.
STAKE, Appolhaum said Thursday.
when he WAS discovered. incosniio.
doing his turn at New Yor,
vaudeville house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
UNEMPLOYMENT PhDLEY
COMPLETES FIRST STEP
Plans Emergency Program to
Meet Needs Of lnvolun-
iary Idle.
lBy Assoclated Press.


WASHING TON. Sept Ground
worh Tor an emergency program TO
meet the needs or the country's in
voluntary ,dlc. found To numtcr be-
tween 100000 and / coo ooC. cNclu-
sive % agriculture. was completed
today by the national conference OH
Unemployment
Reports Of most OF the committees
, we're completed and turned over to
tho steering committee. which Is 20
Weld the various recommendations
into ono definite whole FOR action by
the fun conference when It recon
ycnes tomorrow afternoon. quick
action upon the general emergency
>cnomr Is expected by the coulcrccs.
>dopt Emrrwrn"r Measures.
Adoption of unai report by ihe
committee on emergency measures ~
manufacturers was announced lat,
contain The core Of the uUcmplcy-
mcnt problem tetous, OF tho cnec;
ot The misunderstanding. uduSy~y upon
"couomiy conditions generally is un-
dcrstood 10 recommend The use az
rotation u labor. the shortened wcek.
partial cmpiu. meUt. completion ot
favor an appe:t! To the PATRIOTS co.
operation 81 p'"""9'' ; man ''"''"''
ms WHOLESALERS ana retailers III
passing along as RAPIDLY - possible
any price chances occurring ia order
20 hastcn business revival.
Recommendations OF the ,onstruc-
ton committee were understood 10
rera-d Tho rors,rt,c.iou n-ohle,, IN
.,-,,,t. mcasIr. ,s INC f,- ior,i an.
,i,r r,.,u. i, ~. I,nar.,.,, ,.,.,rs
o>i.,fro a., , ,,i.;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30

less than nine. out of ten vote for the
strike.
Ices determination To announce his
unions stand before the other broth
crhoods complete their b:,liot count
shiftc the entire responsibility for
the ncNt move in the threatened gen
cral strike u the four unions which
took u joint vot. - rothcrhOUd OF
Locomotive Engineers. order of Rail-
way Conductors. Brotherhood of I.u-
connective Firemem and Engincmen and
the Switchmen'S Union OF North
America.
The affiliated shop crafts, by II vote
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30

Of 100000 To $4,000 have alr..,ay
On record In TaNor Of Il strik.
HAY" postponed 1cti"n pcndiu.
decision OF the other unions ana
ZION OF the labor board on rules
working conditions which qics,
are before IT.
AS the situation stands torlsh
the engineers. conductors. .ng
men and switchmcn walk out.
trainmcn and snopncn VIII Join N
but the iirst iour VIII have 10 !.s.
Tor the move
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
Deaths

* SLiE-N-s Ann" BrooSS Kelly. yEip,v
% :ha ,At- Edward Weston Kelly Glcd
S7tsIg, -. y: " She lc,ye. 20
mourn tH.tr s"ss The :oil loving children
kelly 4.d M-s May Taylor. Mrs len
A. N-NN@E and Mrs,. Joseph Btldsrci.
s-sat i;..t-sa- -il % this cl;y TGnoral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
ZOO LIVE no CI.AssIEN

Los 7--EoA ;z---- months Old v.-y
:-=-'. 80 s!&y:-i. aaSse;s - Tho
ra7- = = = E.Ns-l q. returned 10
+-r-S-- Nr--e- g. North Meadow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
would handle the local unemployment
problem ~ presented in each locall,,
Hoover Pleased With p.r,cx

7 y
Hoover Pleased With Farley.
PiSr"SSin. today the PROGRESS oi
inc unemployment conference. So..ro.
cary Hoover expressed the oniu;ou
'h"' IL was doing good cons,r,,c,iy.
NotA and was getting along ",x,-,
"'"ihaTttN well With the cu,u,,,.
con OF iis emergency relief program,
'ie conference * To proceed IN a
Study through its committees Of a
permanent policy for comha,iur ~,
employment and consideration
means for aiding business ana com.
mcrce 10 return 10 normal.
several weeks will he required !,
/" expected, for the conference, 10
a'ait comprehensive report ON IA,
causes and remedies for the rcnnrnl
business situation, .,iuyolvimy uncm
p!oN'nent In this connection w. II.
siackhouse. OF Spring .rid Ohio.
chairman o; the manufacturers
committee. announced that his com
mite" would meet next Wednesday,
~ begin cons Iteration of some Of
the fundamental causes OF tho eco.
homie situation involving uncmpIoy-
w,nt and the discussion Of po,slnlo
remedies. lie did not disclose tho
various economic factors which
might hc discussed. out declared tha;
The committee was not limited H..
;h" scope OF it, deliberations
According 10 Secretary Hoover. the
Development II the permanent pclicy
Is likely 10 take tho form of AN in.
quir. into Whit remedies can he s,.g-
g"Sted for the various Industries
leaving each industry 10 deal with
- own iiHieultics
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$4,000 to 100000: 40 per cent 500
600 to 100000: ~ per cent $I5o.c00
To S2to,OoO: IS per cent. S2uU.uuu to
100000: Sd per cent. s3o0.0oe 10 $500
prn: and 81 per cent on incomes i'll
excess Of 100000.
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Johnson Bros, Silvis.
Beck & Stonehouse, East Moline
A. Van Thorre, East Moline
]. Van Quathem, East Moline
East Moline Hardware Co, Eai
Moline.
Trevor & Trevor, Moline.
Eli DeRue, Moline
Krone & Bossuyt, Moline.
Brisbine & Martin, Illinois City.
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COAL VALLEY
Especial Correspondents. }

Coal Valley, Ill, Aug. IL. = The
household goods of Rev. and Mrs.
William Schuelke was shipped
while the family left for their new
home in Chaffee, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millark of Moline
were callers at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Fritz Knapp.
Mrs. Cora Calvin, who has been
visiting at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Blanche Williams. has re-
turned to her home in Peoria, while
the boys, Robert and Thomas, will
remain at the Williams home two
weeks more.
Mrs. Rose Blohm of Pasadena,
Calf, and Mrs. Will Jolef and son
Robert of Syracuse, Neb., are maxi
ing an extended visit with their
brother, Otto Blohm
Marion Davis of Moline is visit
ing this week at the homes of her
aunts, Mesdames Tillie Knapp and
Mary Somerson.
Mrs. Emil Klebe and children OF
Watertown were entertained Sun
day at the home of the former s
mother, Mrs. Gust Knapp, Sr.
| Pearl Henderson of Rock Island
was entertained Sunday at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Eda Hen
derson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schaefer and
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So, 075 900 ,00e This is about $780,
000, 900 less than it has been under
the present law. The following
analysis shows how the government
has decided to bring about the re-
duction-
Amount Of new budget, $4.034,-
0o0, 900.
Amount to be raised by direct
taxation Of the people, $3,075, 000.-
600.
Difference, ss59, 0O0, 600.
That means the government must
raise $685.. 100000 from other
sources than income taxes. Here
is how that is to be done:
Revenue from present tariff,
$500, 900, 900.
Back taxes unpaid or evaded,
800, 100000.
Salvage of government property,
$40, 900, 900.
Increased revenue expected from
new tariff, s7O,000,000.
Usual miscellaneous receipts into
treasury, $349, 000, 900.
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to 5 cents or to tax bank checks or
automobile licenses have been
dropped altogether. 1t is estimated
that the corporation tax will yield
an addition S125, 100000 by reason
of increase in the corporation rate.
This will help offset some OF the
losses occasioned by the repeal OF
the excess profits taxes. The taxes
on freights and passenger fares Will
be reduced by one-half but viii not
take effect until next January so
they will hardly be felt by the pub
lie until the year 1922, but it is also
promised that all taxes on passen-
ger and freight rates Will be re-
moved at the end of 1922 SO that
people can travel in the year 1923
without paying any war taxes.
There will be a readjustment OF
the taxes on soft drinks.
Helps Business.
Broadly speaking the Harding
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administration is trying to give the
public some relief this year ana
promises more next year. Big ousi-
ness which has contended that the
excess profits tax strangied initia-
tive has been given immediate re-
lief on that score and while the tax
changes do not affect the sInalieF
incomes. the theory is that with the
lifting of the burden on corpora
tons a revival of business will en-
sue and the industrial depression
will come TO an end.
OF course congress hasn't abso-
lutely agreed 10 the changes pro
posed by the president and the Re
publican leaders but the plan now
is to jam the revenue bill through
Republican caucus and tneh
through the house leaving it to the
senate to try to ind still further
ways to reduce taxes.