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0*. Livingston Farrand, former j
ent of the Univei ty of Colo-!
rs'.- snri fcr the past two >ears chair,
of tn. centra! committee. Amer. i
• R»ri C' CS'. who his bee elected i
presifftt of Cornell university.!
"afiP N. V.. to succeed Dr. Jacob
Kurr'An. Oo'tor Farranrf has
Alaska Appointees
Confirmed Senate
SPOKANE ON WAY
NORTH: loO ABOARD
WOOD BE GOVERNOR
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
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JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN
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CONGRESS TACKLES TAX PROBLEM
BURDEN IS TO EQUALIZED
Ki<ulm\\ of i!ip Wwy* uiiil Meal
Oommitli'o slali'd in a roport file
wi;li tin1 House today, thai tlio v>'
which on.bodies t o new , r..;\*t
i lion lax bill, will rpflnee o
" laxes hv ST90.ftOf.< ft over '
' j revenue act.
WnsltiURlPU; Aug. 1 «>—Represent- .
nl e JnFi ph W Kordncy. ot Michl- ,
vail l.i i- iinlay introduced a bill in ;
tin1' House which provides for the re
dmtiou and equalization of taxes
The mei-nre calls for the repeal of
the excess profit tax, transportation
tax, and the evess 1.1V on ! v
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soda fountain drink* It ar?f,"Is thf!
luxury tax. and raises the • verr.p
llor. of married persons who hare in
come of 5.00 or lost, to 2.itM
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