St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 31, 1926
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: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 31, 1926. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH infmi 1 vase RE telat AOR, Whee ) Placed in Record. : He Masqueraded as Pierre | Lascelles and With Two Post-Dispatch Bureau, ; 20-23 Wratt Building. Co ; ; , ‘GTON, Jan. 30.—Capt. Bee ; mpanions ccu ied WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 A bea ' P " O P George Fried of the President | ; New York Hotel Suite. Roosevelt and his crew received : the thanks of Congress today for during a raging hurricane. expressed in the following resolu- | | AFTER GIVEN BILL | Appreciation of | Congress was i Stolen c Is se Mother United States steamship President Roosevelt has thrilled the whole ‘ " . : world and constituted not only one, Standing by St. Louis Boy of the most remarkable acts of. ; ——— heroism in the annals of the sea. miickee en the Melb Dioveted. but has added additional honor and ; NEW YORK, Jan. 30.—How Blory to the American Merchant “foddy” Dillon of St. Louis, un-, w~+w * 3 dent Roosevelt and its crew for the | heroic rescue of the Captain andi and his arrest, was told today by) arew of the sinking British steam- the manager of the hotel where ship Antinoe during a raging hur- mitted by him and two associates, | : “jeane °° ' Fs Dillon lived. ricane. 2 “Toddy” and his fellow-prisoner. é be arraigned Tuesduy in the Conn.), the mafority floor leader, | t nf Tombs Court, charged with first- and other members. | degree robbery. In the Tombs to- Two Men Lost. | day, both refused to talk to a “For all time since men have | l’ost-Dispatch correspondent, fol- /&one down to the sea in ships there! ; lowing their lawyer's advice. When has been a peculiar awe attaching | questioned by the police about the t® the perils of the deep and to, murder of his father, Dr. William T®8cues at sea.” Tillson said. ‘‘Dur- A. Dillon, In which he was held as '"& the present week this has been | A suspect last May, young Dillon Prought home to us by a moet said he knew nothing of the mur. t®rilling incident in the North At- aer then and knows nothing of it ‘antic. now. The police have wired to Str . louis for further details of the niurder, which was committed the night of April 30 last, on or near the Washington University Athletic ield. | Occupied a Suite. The burglary at the summer : home of Hardman’s uncle, August cue Was capeined. “Others \, Kiel, in Milford, Pa., occurred |-40+ were vel Sek the vacin- | Tuesday night. Four nights before ywatlowed these twa vi aged a. . ‘he holdup, to which Dillon and cee teaiadndly ; ilardman have confessed, took place in a Greenwich Village res- taurant, $39 being taken from the | proprietor and a waiter. iviolence of the hurrican: Wednesday morning, three young i rnen carrying suitcases entered Ho- To Put Names on Record tel Brevoort, and registered as Pi- “Maritime experts Say this ra * : i = , erre Lascelles, Edward Westbrook ,, tee = : “i ie heroic rescue, 2 Georges F and Harry Martin. “(Reppelles” +o. cent a tees be tae ks an h gal e if was Dillon, “Westbrook” was Hard- a1 anks and for such gallantry. man, and ‘Martin’ was man not of that name, whom the : police are seeking. | “They took a euite,” said Man- , ager Jean Barrere today, ‘and they etarted to live as if money. were no consideration. | “In less than 24 hours thev ran by the President.” OVATION GWEN AMERICAN CREW AT QUEENSTOWN GHLOREN AT FARM You Are the Good Sami-! Judge Hartmann Produces | tarian of the Sea,” Lord Additional Evidence of Mayor of Cork Tells’ Alleged Mistreatment of Roosevelt Captain. | SO SANDWICHES, Congress Thanks Heroic | ONEORDER FOR U. S. Sailors for Rescue t } Pig ‘Resolution Praises Bravery HEROES OF THE SEA | uF | a DILLON AN) PAI § of Captain and Crew of | gaan i e ; i * fe. 4 m! ? “> y : ‘be ie Roosevelt—Names to Be: he ae ~ * sa Domingos bo as ate So SRN SRR > Nae oS ~ 1. > ‘- a Pantene. Gee . -. ¢ . . ’ Ne) ~ my | “ aN nat eggs: . ay C. Vv D5" ry yi : a oS 5 AO te tk RRR es » . : of . ‘a OR > ‘ ~ . . — — . Ns SN a “ . | . HY sv ae their heroism in rushing to the res- | TRIED TO SLIP OUT cue of the British ship Antinoe — vt" s now - freighter Antinoe sociated Press following dis- “The Tnited Statee tiner Presi-| dent Roosevelt rescued the ca’-t2in and entire crew of 24 men “rom he British freighter Antione. founder- | ing in a raging hurricane in miid- ocean. Two petty officers »>° she. Capt. Fried of t toosevelt were lost in ono aftampt at rescue. hey were Ernr«es: Jfeit- man and Ulo Wirtehan. The hoat : | , r picture is Captain : in Which they were atten s¢inyw pres. — a . LONDON, of George Fried and the lower ts "| his Chief Officer, Robert Miller, of ‘the S. S. Roosevelt uished himself by his acts of bray- ery when he actually manned life- bOats during the severe storm and who disting- the first time in peace: times that so many lifeboats har- >e6n Jow- ered in rescue work. indicatin~ the Freighter, Antinoe. ‘greeted by a burst of applause— that “I believe the membersh’‘p of wouid take off their hats out of respect and admiration 4 nO . | ded = The newspapers of inzlani are has collected about overwhelming in their prais> cf this House a -youne Praise of the heroic work of ‘het —Representetive+Summets (Rep) : officers and crew of the President+Washington, asked that the nimes of the crew of the President Roose- be procured and inserted in clothing provided, ; the center of eager groups listen Roosevelt to President Co.idga, sr , Oe tha tape Suly achnowle:ged | velt Yugged Britons with After the reading of a n2w.pa- might have a little of the honof @rtative Tillson stategd—and was officers and men.” TE : up a bill of $75. This included | ee ee a ee ne room rent, meals and valet serv- | 8ince his arrest, admitted his part ice. One order was for 50 ciub in both the burglary and the res- sandwiches. When I saw the way taurant robbery, but appeared to they were living I decided to aek think that he would get out of both them to pay at once. | affairs. The restaurant robbery, | “A clerk went to their room and he said, was only a small matter | presented the bill for $75. The'in the amount taken, and he did “4 ‘oung men said they would be! not believe the Kiel family would | down later to settle. I immediately prosecute the other case. “T got to the exit just in time to everything possible, but she ae eemneresiaes ie se Ape, degli ae tio 9m diese. reached toward his inside breast ! vestigated. pocket. Two of my assistants ap- peared just then, and he aecided | BILLY GOLDEN, VETERAN 'o go to the hotel office with us registered ag Lascelles (Dillon) . that the third man, Martin, hai Began Career at Old Theater zone out to get some money, but | Comique Here. that he might get drunk and not, Billy Golden, old-time minstrel] valuable things in the Suitcases. |... a and asked permission to take them. City Friday, according to word re- bill was paid. Water Department. “The next suggestion of Dillon! Golden, whose real name then went out, without objection Fourth. Subsequent engagements stayed.” minstre] troupes. including Haver- Suitcases) Examined. ly’s Minstrels, and a two-year en- The three suitcases were exam- | &#%e™ent with a group that toured ined by detectives a few hours the country with John L. Sulltvan, later, after Dillon was arrested in | then heavyweight champion of the the hotel and Hardman was picked world. Golden appeared tn “mam- up by the police on Broadway.|™Y” roles and as a “coon song” Fhe one which Hardman had tried | “!"&¢r with Joe Hughes. The team ‘o take out of the hotel was found |°f Golden and Hughes became fo contain a bearskin rug, another | “!dely known and made a number fur rug, some silverware and sey. { of the first “coon #eng” phono- eral bottles of liquor, all stolen , STaph records. Included in rec- from ‘the Kiel home in Milford. | °Tds sung by Golden which still in the other suitcases were found, ™4Y be obtained. are “Turkey in ‘he other articles of jewelry and, ‘2 Straw.” “Down on the Levee,” silverware, except about $499; 8"%d “Who Stole the Chicken?” worth of the stolen silver, which. Spanish War Hero Dice was pawned for $15. The automo- | Br the Associated Preas vile, which they had taken, was' MADRID, Jan. 30.—tieyt Gen aiso recovered. Jose Marinay Vega. who aeeved In- the inner pocket towara/ With honor in the Spanish-Ameri- which Hardman reached in his en. can and Moroccan wars, died here counter with the hotel manager, today. He was 78 years old. Gen the police found @ revolver. Nil.) Marina was Gov. Gen. of the Sa. ton, as has been told, was also! drone Islands, at the time Gua:n armed. was captured by the United States -~ nv eb Seeee An i ue alas AO SAI PR A MER ome. he a ray 4 i ee: Sp agen st: al ee Dilien, in earlier statements | cruiser Charleston in 1899, * Fe e¢ “* oie pe ye never can tell. EAST ST, LOUISAN SHOT AND ROBBED BY TWO NEGROES ‘Florin Crnicky in Sertous Condition | Following Attempt to Flee | From Two Highwaymen. and dangerously »by two negro highwaymen, Florin Crnicky, 30 years old, of East St. | |Louls, was robbed as he lay un-. the Baltimore and. near Seventh (street and Winstanley avenue, East St. Louis, at 6:30 p. m. yesterday. He was taken to St. Mary’s Hos-| did pital with a bullet wound neck, and physicians think he wil] wreck till now, and here’ age out, catching it the first slip.” We have seen a marvelous thing —the hidden courage of the hum- men who coil swab decks, oi! engines and carry. luggage in ordinary times are oc- casionally reveaied as vikings. ropes, , gave orders to have the exits’ His own excuse. in both cases, ‘ : watched, and a few minutes later I | was that he was drinking. and that : learned that one of the guests had he followed others into wrongdo- eft the room, carrying a handbag, ing. He has telegraphed to his Ohio Ha and was headed toward an exit! mother in Untversity City, a 8t. ea leading into the hotel annex. Louis suburb, and detectives say np FA : Auto As Security. she has replied that she would do in a cadaverous steward filling yvour glass at the the “That steward is no good,” said a fussy passenger. ‘ ard had donned a life preserver and | The punishment should not be of the Such a severe nature that it is Later the stew- meet him. It was Westbrook, or not promise to come to New York. Hlardman. I told him he couldn't) She has been sending Dillon $200 die from loss of blood eave the hotel without paying his,a month, but he has spent more : ae bill. ‘Who will prevent me?” he than this, and reports that he has sald, and I replied that I would.! passed bad checks on Broadway | plied by Joseph Muhk, who live He had on a heavy fur coat, and he and in ‘‘the Village’ are being itn- | at : ) “ Ninth street. They were walking home over | ‘the right-of-way groes, ore with a revolver, stepped At the command Muhk obeved, but 'Crnicky fled down The armed Negro fired a shot and Crnicky : Muhk fled in an opposite di- return. He said there were some man, died at his home In New York | Tection as the Negroes ran toward ithe fallen man. asked permission first lifeboat to attempt the Ani:i- He was furfous and | broken-hearted when rejected. Six Homes in Chicago Padlocked. iy the Agsociated Press. 39.—-Nine men were arrested today and 25 barrels beer were seized ' hy . tat ' ear er - = ? + ‘prohibition agents on the Pfeiffer 'C@cn°r at the farms declares that of the shooting and a meager de- Scription of the Negroes was sub- “Then the young man who had | MINSTREL, DIES IN NEW YORK from a shadow. : F —_ ‘ive men escaped after lookout had fired ‘Warning and several shotguns were found in the hbrew- During the day Federal Judge Cliffe issued temporary injunctions ‘against six private residences. ‘soft drink parlors, a drug store and 'a@ road house, who de-|named from violating the prohibi- came down to the office. He saiqg Real Name Was William Shires: Man, 74, Injured in Fall. A well-dressed man, scribed himself as Edward Stooke, ane 74 years old, was taken Was that the automopile which they William Shires, was born tn St. Hospital last night witha fractured had driven to the hotel was good | louls 68 years ago and attended skull after he had fallen tn the. enough security. I replied that I. the public schools here. He began | did not know who owned the au- | 25 2 minstrel at the old Theater | tomobile. Dillon and Hardman! ©°Omique, on Pine street, near! marked New Orleans. out and pawnthem. I said none of | celved here by his brother, Harry the baggage should go out until the | T. Shires, an inspector in the City Street at Grand and Pine boule-| He had $25 and his over- from me, but their euitcases Were with many of the well-known) __ADVERTISEMENT Piles Gan Be Cured Without Surgery An instructive book has bean pub- | lished by Dr. A. S. McCleary, the /noted rectal specialist of Exeelsior Springs, Mo. This book tells how suf. ferers from Piles can be quickly and easily cured without the use of knife, ' scissors, “hot” iron, electricity or any other eutting or burning method, without confinement to bed and no hospital bills to pay. The method has been a success for twenty-six years 'and in more than twelve thousand cases. The book is sent postpaid free to persons afflicted with other rectal troubles who item and mail it with name and ad- dreas to Dr. MeCleary, 566 St. Louis) | Ave., Excelsior Springs, Mo, , ~ we. ‘cuit Court of Appeals at Chicago. ae - 70 PERSONS TELL “OF FLOGEINGS OF City Wards. ee een ee Circuit Judge Hartmann, who! presides over the Juvenile Court, President yesterday made public a copy of’ he 25 rescued men |a whipping certificate, which |of the British freighter Antimoc,' said is issued to attaches of Belle- | She was fontaine Farms by Carl H. Soest, enthusiastic cheers. “superintendent of the farms, grant- f Cork and ing permission to punish juventie aboard delinquents there. 3 The Judge also made public “You are the good Samaritan of OL. shan 20 additional state. said the Lord Mayor to) jionts of alleged mistreatment o children committed to the farms. | hey were made by inmates, for-. - “We stood by and watched then: ' 0° that institution is crossed out were and Bellefontaine Farms sustitwt- Tt consists of a request to Soest bv farms attache to punish a youth Says Punishment Is Too Severe. The card game! made to stand facing a wall for a has restarted in the smoking room number of hours with infrequent tried tO rest periods. the passengers Referring to a report made by leoping the retiring grand jurors that they emotional made a surprise visit to the farms and-were told by boys that thev A committee appointed at prais@ wérg punished with a small strap, f) . . ; $1000 without severe injury and only the when they deserved it. Judge Hart- The mann said: scsi “The only reason this matter are was not presented to the retiring hes grand jury was the lack of time. They did not consider one of the the Circuit Attorney's office in presenting the matter to the next any number of statements by bovs the farms toward boys there. These tell how boys have been mistreat- ed in various ways.’ Would Curb Use of the Whip. hands of virtually every employe ed. should be allowed to punish children. He said children should | be punished at the time of thair. offense and not several davs lator. necessary for a doctor to witness it, he declared. The Judge ts also opposed to a | practice he said is in effect of ex. tending the time of commitmen‘ of runaways beyond that fixed bv ‘the Court. The statement made br qa former in one cottage the house mother would strike boys on the head. ote back and shoulders with a leather 4 Strap during meals. The house father, she said, would often Strike the boys with hig hand. Both, she added, administered whippings “without permission from anyone.” The children at this | sccttage were between seven and’ 10 years of age, the statement said | "| TO SEEK SUPERSEDEAS TO KEEP. J, W. THOMPSON OUT OF PRISON ‘Action on Plea by WU. 8. Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago xpected Wednesday. Randolph Laughlin, attorney for John W. Thompson, convicted | ‘with Charles R. Forbes in the Vet- | erans’ Bureau fraud*case, said last | night that he would apply for a! writ of supersedeas tomorrow to | prevent Thompson from going to prison. Laughlin added that the! | application probably woulg be act- | ‘ed upon Wednesday by the Cir- *Forbes and Thompson were de- nied rehearing of their appeal at Chicago Wednesday. Sheriff Acquitted in Beer Plot. By the Associated Preas. Caines. ©. Jae. 26—~ A eR ne ten ee |Richard B. Witt, Sheriff of Ham- | ){iton County, was found not gullty | ‘by a jury in Federal Court late | today of conspiracy to violate the | national prohibition law in con-.| ‘nection with the sale and distribu- _tion of unlawful beer. He was in- | |dicted with seven others. Five | |pleaded guilty. One of the in- —_- ' dicted men has not been appre- | hended. a ee eee ee . ee And Report of Punishment’s Effect | ' C.P. effective., Marked emotions) r force, properly’placed, Slight eco . Gongition of hands dié oct permit any stroxes “~.. . 13/2/ _ tion - 20 strokes wit? ap de 8 ané po sia. BELLZ?0NTaIBS PaRUS SF::- LOUIS - INDUSTRIAL - SCHOOL 2 IO —_s 4 he ath _ Ee | have administered moderate punishment im strict accordance with the “eae oan ws i Manhattan. _ csaauses — _— Mr. and Mrs. Lord were (signed) a. D. HeCxeL -— Mrs. Lord is the day Permission is hereby | granted . wens } ton Brown of Forest oe ~~ bree (signed) me D- HBCKZL Oper, city CS. LORD, FORMER Permit to Whip Minor Ward of City SUN oa " His Bride is Widow of i Wrote Politics on > Speciel to the Post-Dispatch, NEW YORK, Jan. 396, of the old Sun were recalm Park Row learned that Chester 8S. Lord, map of the Sun for 33 yearg-§ ried Mrs. Elizabeth | widow of Edward G Date ........ OG 5.001at,..1926....... the Sun's nationally cae . ical writer. CARL WN. SOEST, Superistendest. The ceremony was r 1 request permission to punish... Mm the Rev. ete St. Martin's strokes for the following reason _.29%PA0G 279M Farme__. Brooklyn, at the nome ae bride's son, Roval BE. T. R Episcopal @ 4 late George W. and Elise Py Her first husband, Mr. A stepes) C, Fs Somer Supegmtendent the chief politica] rae Sun for nearly 30 vears REPORT OF OPPICER A. Dana, who relied y bring him reports of situation in every state (to California once de friend “Riggs is my Phil Lord, who !s now 1§, ses REPORT OF WITNESS ‘from the managing editeahis ga | he Sun in 1913 after 41 Years’ con. te i tal ——— + A tinuous service on the witnessed oath Sun, during which tims he be. ....and it wee moderate and (came one of the best known mm 6 Paper editors in the 25 Ge cheve one oe e | Lord’s first wife, Mra, eure ; (signed) JULIUS BOPPIECK Wiseess 'erine M. Lord, whom he a ¢ 7 ,!n 1871, died in August, 1919. WASHING ERMIT granting permission of Carl H. Soest, superintendent of Bellefontaine Farms, to punjsh a juvenile delinquent with 20 strokes for escaping from the farms. The permit is signed by an officer of the farms and g physician, who state that punishment was |@Sinst the administered in strict accordance with the permit. At the top is aj Church, was sustained today ty typewritten report of the physician relative to the effect of and the, J¥dse Crosby in Supreme Court, shment, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor were suspénd- acieiaia +} ed from the mother church because — — : : of alleged support of teachings of th 20 strokes for running away. e certificate is signed by a farms officer and Dr. Julius Rotteck. The 1e Rev. latter states that punishment was pastor of 2dministered in strict accordance a with the permit. child’s reaction to the pun Continued from Page One. The charges made in the state- ments are that children are given bread and water for several days) PRESIDENT as punishment for running away; | ROOSEVELT, BY WIRELESS TO that they are whipped with a) 80.—We are a hap- leather strap and a hoard: that! mood of. they are often kicked by house excitement, fathers and that they are often ‘ ashile president ‘notes a he bank and cashing them jena ae a ‘ St. Francis Xavier Church. eisew here. He here are terested in grain and it is suspected Lichtenberg might have dabbled In grain futures. as weighing 160 pounds, five feet) six inches tall, wearing glasses and) having dark red hair and a ruddy | ‘confidence-inspiriogg ., charges made. Randolph Laugh- ! ruddy cheeks and clear eyed. Said j,, attorney, will co-operate with me—a big fel- Yorkshire accent: the fortune o’ the sea. Man. I've been follow- a Georgie OV « » OS grand jury. There are available | ae es 2 Charles, Mo., told a Post-Dispatch } * - Ao = and their parents relating to inhu-| he recovered a 1920 man conduct by house fathers xt | Kansas-Texas Railroad station in ¢ ‘ na le - chee ‘found a calendar Regarding disciplinary measures, | he believes should be taken at the’ farm, Judge Hartmann declared | “the whip should not be in the'! there.”” Only one person, *he add-‘ et A CL tte AN OTe Grothe he would start immediate- City. Grothe said he had recetved | teaete the Court. Suspensions From Church By the Agsociated Preas. | BOSTON, Jan. 30.—The ée | rer of defendants to a bill in ‘brought by Nellie G. Taylor William H. Taylor of New Y¥ statt of ths | First Ins me § Income | = | ; 2 a Asaociate ~ reduction oe en r.ew on vita ta epent ling ov ; section ideration hile no hed tod p.) of ; emised fis : 5,000 Mt : z who was read out of the church in, jnherita G O N E; $ 2 ’ lv for St. Charles. New Florence is 1909. By this bill, the plaintity @ in LOSS REPORTED bout 16 miles east of Montgomery sought reinstatement, but Judes ae Crosby ruled as a matter of laygence and 5! that they 414 not state In their bit met. —— ,clews as to Lichtenberg’s where- nt tenn ; fy . onsidera Messenbaugh is iniabouts, but declined to disclose facts which would justify action ty § © ,endments @mendment , of both ane 4 e nag been TELL§ OBJECT OF TRIDUUM ST.LOUIS POST-DISPY name to The Rev. L. A. Tragesser Speaks At) = Founée4 Brothers of Mary, said last SuSHE | oan in a sermon at St. Francis Xavier | 03" “First.” he said. ‘we wish to! Sunday only. wish to honor the Jesuit Fathers of was 2 member.” ; i Published Dafly by the Puli Liberty Bonds, Closing the second day of the | Co., Twelfth boulevard his safekeepi : ric f St .| (Member Audit . his safekeep ng. Triduum {fn honor of St. Peter Can | nes Ae HE ASSOCIA These clients now say they did not jsius) Rev. Louis A. Tragesser, S.j _ The Associated sf receive the regular interest checks titled to the use for republica : M., ptfovincial superior of the news dispatches credited to it or Government on these 4 being paid to them in cash by Lichtenberg. ‘‘He had no vices and Olfve Street, erwis? credited in’ this per news published therein. blication of special dispatches | also reserved. a ‘is the univer-, Church that the Be of this | SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL If ‘ “ 7% | . eo ; é e rs queries. However,} Roman Catholic celebration © patiy ont: Gastar ae in- threefold. ,Datly, without Sunday, one + $10 & Soest “sila ey” paket “anes oa - emit either by postal order, expres. thank God for his blessings. Sec-imoney order or Si. Louis exchange. ond, we seek to honor the memory | Delivered by city carrier oF OW | . Dealers: % The missing cashier is described Of St. Peter Canisius. Third, Wein, ony, B0e month: Suatay, iG oF ‘ Cc py. Pee whose eociety St. Peter Canisius | Entered as second-class matter July H | 1879. at the Postoffice at St. Louis, Mo Phone Garfield 6600, : Senator 4 “B mould not « Maased ré peal voted bh mmittee, "Whe reductio! oR Ee the Hious re Expect - 7m With the i iepncoatrove re e econfid site threats ] vita’ ra y final vote > 10, wh action by ax instalm re due. Approval royision Ss ongcr-ssion nittee vw hic «ez face. Mspect ince Coupe With Bank Calendar in it Found at St. Charles. Grothe, of St. Everybody Merchants’ Bank of New Florence. | a ‘ris surprised at the exceptional 4 o'clock yesterday values that we are offering tn sceite uae a our half-price overcoat sale. Farmers’ and The New Werner & Werner telephoned the’ { Sixth at Locust} Montgomery City and/ The latter de-' clared it answered the description mvestigute mternal Re sauest of ed that ave to rer pvered to This pro’ @members o' Mlec as 2 co incom« ’ aled in tl Wee acceptes Smand 1) mo ¢ mmi‘tee. Publi Senator erask:, he amenimen toms tax r ~ ol - DANDRANA AC LY DRY AD aon aay J - Cw ys Chairma ‘Committ ce Andicated p eration of ¢orporatio “the comm hich wo Meal of thi P@crats hav would fig @tion tax Burean A A prop iDem.) © ‘four to t\ PWhich ads de levied taxpayers Droveked Mrer adin the Revver P went ove) | Senator -former § | renewed | ©ppressio | tax cases Roth FR pic memb: q taittee ir E Possible | Puuately t | bending 1 | Year peri - This le > King (1 4 fUssion o (@oNars ¢ Megally fer taxp Senato: New Yor Po exemy > corporat! Taxes as ‘vions tha ‘fo taxati . exempt
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