St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 3, 1928

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Sige ae . : “ , ee i , ; es s2,. “a cone! HE | ’ TODAY cee The Only Evening Newspaper im St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service Days! 1 WONDER] ae 2 : a - | WHERE HE WENT ?/ ¥ “NO. 209. " ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1928—36 PAGES. HIS CLOTHES are “Cy , OU. GONE TOO! OH : : — , : IDEA OF THAT MaN aaah i asks Pie o ee 4 ee | | | _o . nf F diate surtax rates as submitted to the Senate Finance Committee @ ee ‘PEE A} ewe} Pe Gee) ti aa) 5 ee a tee - 7 | , ? today by Secretary Mellon in his new tax reduction program, the 7 | e.4y x i SU eeel) (GE lt) Lae eee % » J : : House already having rejected the proposition: Ea at i 3 eeiomeai! | toe, ieee ee 4 5: 1926 Revenue Act. Pro Plan. i ee x a %. , i &.F 8x i 2 TS ‘ Lae | _W. Kiel, Head of Income Tax Zones Rates. Income ‘Tax Zones Rates. Announces He and Coolidge : , aia EE Pe ee eee en 4 ANKER : SAYS a ‘Pet. c : rs Bes Le ; 7 pee : : 7 me ner, Association, Will- || $10,000 to $ 14,000.......... 1 $10,000 to $ 14,000.......... 1 Agree on That — $201,- ; t. . a . o ’ 14,000 to 16,000.......... 2 14,000 to 18,000...... ase : te F; He Set i , re 3 ee | Rel | 4 : 16,000 to 18,000. ..ceceess 8 18,000 to 22,000......2-.- 000.000 Is igure re % bch tas : “exe | ZS to Yield its Quarters 18,000 to 20,000.......... 4 22,000 to , 26,000...... ae Ww ety ; Pe Hoover, Weeks and Daugh- 7 20,000 to 22,000....06...« 5 26,000 to 30,000...... eee in Written ement. i ; ie ae Be Be 2 | wae ee oe Appealed 25,000 to. - SE008. 5 i icse. 6 30,000 to - 34,000... .cc0c0 : % ‘Gr ae 4 Pie os Be a ian ai le erty Also Were ’ Z —_—— 24,000 to 28,000.......0.. 7 34,000 to 38,000.......... ee ees z “ogee ER in. Ee ea ee me i: lock Lease ‘Sin- e — & IN FAVOR : 28,000 to 32,000........06 8 38,000 to 42,000..... +++» 8|// FAVORS RETAINING bos a. , rs. Go 1) poo Ue | to to B to tch = Ceeee Gh © FE O0R isc ccce2? §©(96,000 to 80,000...5.....5.17 as 1 ae ges bs ee ce a nf th gk ke as tte fculty in Finding Other || 70,000 to 80,000.........-18 80,000 to 90,000..........18 Larger Appropriations, BE os pie Pate’ inne a. ee «= Lenroot, Denying Charges a: $0,000 to 100,000..........19. 90,000 to 100,000..........19 4 3 be BR a hs es | ae i ee ie | —— : Quarters. Over "200,000. w000kis.80 Over Fe | aS en 20 He Tells Senators. : BEBE % BS: f cig Rata 3 : ‘ About McLean Letter, JA " pc a ; am sais aa re ; By the Associated Press. ig gs Say s Will Hays Discussed sas tec! way now ° =: SSSI ME tn, impressive collection of | LAMB’S ROAST PIG the Matter With Him. trophies, on exhibition M A KES DEBUT IN | | ASHINGTON, April 3. — The 4 ae, ee $e ae z ee. i . oe He #3 : 7 1 RIVER AN) N Ik H | | . : : , : “te : ? 2 #3 — - = veced ie 4 ' , ‘% a ; ‘ | - % ; nee ‘ C7 . “® vo “ ~ 4 9 . ‘ ; a oe Se So cpt 4 pee e: ‘ fy Oe ee ‘s ” 4 » rn y Ay See a2 . ye ae. oe Tee ® Not ly desi by the House must be pared down, » Jefferson Memorial, permanent- Secretary Mellon told the Senate BM BN 3s gee bas Me ‘ 1 aa i: .: neponesnnntt etn Pcl” BY RAYMOND P. BRANDT, => {ENE ts = in St. Louis daa! GRAN? cana GIRI AND HIDING BODY Finance Committee today in re- EE SRE LE LL AL RTO OO AT AT an ie hice saw od ss ee WPS 2: Nernst ane enone ring | Work of Lady Holmes, Wife of ee A VIEW of the dining saloon of the British dirigible R-100, under construction neat London. She| WASHINGTON, April 3.—A few SS SS _-mupaest, Sunday's Post-Dispatch, urging National Gallery Director, Treasury for the next year. is expected to carry 100 passengers and a crew of 43 on her first journey across the Atlantic. | days after the leasing of Teapot _ “HB ihat the Municipal Opera relin- ae pee Th Injured. Child .tat This is necessary, he explained, | Fifty passengers can be accommodated at-the tables. The mezzanitie lounge is visible above. Dome Naval Oil Reserve to Harry . sh the west wing of Jefferson Acclaimed in London. sed — er 'because of increased Government ¥. Sinclair by Secretary. of the In- 1 for chorus rehearsals so Swamp Jan. 28 Where She Y= etme S *. adem — a SS oe ie re . r " a reid 2D eer ge ele a ; Stead wie trae. ae Bye ce hd Ae rE ae gris ws, Poe: n) “. wy ASS - te 4 yeep / af i IE roe a alle as DS os 2 ie ie, TALS “ bed ees eas eit a. POs ee - at b hia * Ac . DS re ot ay AS ha ie tba Vn Hehe ‘ a od Be oa bee eee SS =p eae ON NE a Yas gh a doo SOE ATE al ct CP ls ye | vy be reduced only to 12 ; | - Z Hundreds of thousands have) BAVEG CFITEN BY INCDEPTORS | recsnt rant ccm” 1° Sttend 2 | poration levy o 11s me, | beaten by “Scarface” Al Capone’s| térday afternoon. They put their|/ meapot. Dome ¢ structure in || have anything to do with the con f wed the collection in its pres- a 3 Lotnietlpesingeh oa seer grange ghar gangsters in disturbances attend-| new automobile in « public garage Wyoming. As reported ap- troversy. Secretary Hoover asked The girl was killed by a blow /!cent as voted by the House. The it Ho- f ’ ise : ; the Interior Department for an ex- “ 4 cramped quarters in the east . ant on the Cicero city election to-| and registered at the Rooseve Oo proved by you.: Have just Atay Noo J } ates menesiat Brom their Commission Men Who Offend Sec- | which crushed the right side of |committee began work today on iday. Cicero adjoins Chicago on the | tel. been advised. by © Secretary plantion, which was to the effect moti plaints of crowding and of the ond Time Will Be Arrested, her head, according to Coroner A.}the House bill passed f ca, |southwest. Gangsters were tourin;;| ‘ Later one of the gamblers: known Fall that this matter is closed _— beer eae pete to Bec- (a Sof a memorial edifice for Official Says. oe meares. He believed she had as ae Se OT *R® lee streets with little show of in-| as-“Titanio.” called: for the car and ||, put. tecl sthat “my » company seanbale antuae it trian red o Ven rehearsals, arose the move- About 300 bushel boxes have been dead since the night she; March 15 re we 'terference by police. Towa iway. His companions have should -have* had opportunity he was talking peas! séyaity ‘ile: A \. to turn over the entire build-| been confiscated from merchants | ‘#/ed to return home. There were Meton's #roposal. | Al Mazintis and William Prod-/| not seen’ him’ since. He carrie to have made a bid upon it in the Salt Creek ‘district and not ~s Z § to Missouri Historical Society. | along Commission Row by Com- | 2° Other marks of violence. The Secretary proposed this pro- | owskas were the men beaten, The| two revolvers, which he flourished as We requested such an op- about Teapot Dome. , ee dian of the trophies, so that | missioner of Weights and Measures gram: | man slain was not identified. at the garage, and $1100 of the?! portunity six months ago and : Lease Open, Fall Told Hien. fy may be kept“*here permanent-/| Haley and his men because the FESS T0 DELIVER KEYNOTE | Downward revision of surtax | Three other men were reported | gambling group's capital. sont were then advised by both Helms stressed that Fall told him ; boxes did not hold the legal bushel SPEECH AT 6 0 p CONVENTION |rates applying on incomes between | beaten and stabbed. wad o’clock this = ge i A the Interior and ‘e De- on April 10, 1922, the Teapot Dome ormer Mayor Kiel was not; measure of 2150 cubic inches. Aral de | $14,000 and $75,000—loss in reve- | Thirty minutes after the killing | tanic’s” fellow gamblers, ober partments that dev@opment lease was still. open: that he fotind #to raise obstacles in the face Haley says he found many boxes | Ohio Senator Is Chosen Temporary {nue $50,000,000. | was reported the Cicero police said | Hart and Ingram Whale, Ss eer proposition would not be con- out from Fall 10 days later that ja popular demand. “Yes, Sir, | with cleats on the inside or braced Chairman by Subcommit- | Reduction of corporation tax | they had no report. riding in a taxicab arpund a pro- sidered for a very long time the Sinclair. contract had. bec.: TWO 's right.” said Kiel as he read/|in other ways to take up space. tee Meeting. 'from 13% to 12. per cent—loss | Five squads of deputy sheriffs| fessional bondsman’s office a and, furthermore, we request- | closed on April 7. He brought out, . h } Post-Dispatch editorial, which He added that the next time he/| By the Associated Press. | $123,000,000. were on duty here to preserve or- | Market street when 0 Hg 88 ed some opportunity a few as he did at the Fall-Sinclair con. patc ted that the memorial] | finds commission merchants short KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 3—j| Repeal of Federal estate tax— | der between adherents of Joseph/ suspicous of Hart’s wide brimme weeks ago and then under- spiracy trial, that he had talked id be the nucleus for @ great measuring produce he will send|Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio loss, first year, $7,000,000. Z. Klenha, the Republican Mayor, | cowboy hat and arrested the pair. stood that we would have with Edwin Denby, then Secretary rical museum. “I think the | them to Police Court, where they |today was named as temporary | Exemption of imcome derived | and Frank J. Boaz, heading the They said they were ape. ct | such an opportunity to aub- of the Navy: Theodore Roosevelt. iF TC AOD THIS PACE pal Opera ought to get out | May be fined from $5 to $600. chairman of the Republican Na. ‘from American bankers’ accept- Democratic reform ticket. : in’ St. Louis) and wanted to mos € mit a competitive bid. Assistant Secretary, and Assistant I OUGHT TO REACH re sO we can keep that won- tional convention. He will deliver ances held by foreign central banks Five of Vepone s ror maging —* connections cng ee egg ue! Please wire collect here, Secretary: Finney of the Interior THE AMBROSE attraction for St. Louis and TEMPTS SHARKS AND LIVES the keynote speech at the party of igsue—loss negligible. them armed, were ad e fc gore ba man. eet en oom Rare rnas 4 Department six months before the LIGHTSHIP BY y it the way it ought to be gathering here in Juhe. | He also accepted the followinz |0’clock this morning a Tn : were try ng * ea e er WOMAN LAWYER WITH TWO signing of the Sinclair lease had oneow! ad Beebe Goes Swimming to Prove The Ohioan, a sanch supporter | House provisions: mile chase during which policemen | With “Titanic. Hart are been announced. ° n 1 vetoes > al | oa edie a go gs ooo sp plying on intermediate incomes; | 7 a. Ms i saee. G4 : . a Beibeede fh onus by ge cance nano a ge peg descent and spoke their language. nroot,. and: Win ‘Says ‘ eiaaie —% . air terms. If not, it might si" s afternoon pal | n To (12:0 p m.j;| WMO were pia : a 0 | \ q Onable to build a rehearsal ‘| damaged a room formerly occupied | 7¢Pe# a Nettie Beauregard. curator na! tinea haan tel, Washington, Injured. Instead of a tomorrow, prob- | trunk line from Boston to the - - iesiaie ts hound. ah a ee _ Mchivist of the Historical So- i? ee nied Eevee tax receipts, Mellon, on the basis ably showers in/|ican border, as bids already have| The downtown -| mittee Meeting and was to) ~ a * Was delighted with Kiel’s Homes you would like to know WASHINGTON, April 3.—Six| of first quarter returns this. year. west and south | been sought: for a route from New | ed by the river and Cass, aot con appear before the ofl committee. | ee. “1 knew the proposition more about may be advertised men were seriously injured today | estimated that both this year and portion; cooler in | Orleans to the Mexican border. and Jefferson avenues, or be The Lenroot testimony puts Will i a a Stt the right answ ie teatneen in the Post-Dispatch today. when the old Franklin Square Ho-/| next these collections would be $5,- estrerne north! With the establishment of the be tine? aap ag = TR goto enbeaey Hays in a difficult pocket; regard- 3 ats. | a, 8" put to the proper au- The Post-Dispatch prints Far tel, which ts being torn down, sud-/ 990,000 more than originally esti- portion tonight, | service, air mail will be carried ou | and ‘a gperebs ad Mant grin lesa of his reticence with the | ~ Be” she aia. “Certainly we More Real Estate advertisements denly collapsed. mated. Similarly, he revised pre- @hd in northwest |a continuous routé from Boston to —— *s n egg rhage “+ mittee concerning the $260,000 in | héver ask the Municipal than all other St. Louis news- The structure was at K andivious estimates to calculate on portion tomor-'New Orlea _Connection will be aoe n ee oe co tel Canine ek — aor Mm ‘ papers Combined. Fourteenth streets in the northwest ! — oe 2 row, at Hadley Field, N. J. FURIBAS EROPPIRE , | ‘ ued on Page 3, Column 5. residential section, Continued on Page 2, Column : | ae ; ' 7 . 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