New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 29, 1924, Page 28

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This was retroactive t Active in enactment of this Senator Gore of O} ‘progressive’ Upon his retirc argument counted as sup- pported it If is to he admitt . then no mea- r branch of $300,000,00 the taxable incom 0il companics were pe up original valuations, quently allowances for depletion were 50 excessive that oil profits were wiped out. Many of the companies became —— to enthusiastic that they hite GION MEMBERSHIP DRIVE to the original properties subs (over P American | whoese prolits, too, were wiped the depletion claims of th coneer eft to de rmitted to sct to who is guilty of try conse- it, Scnator Walsh or the of the republican nationa tee. oil mvlnxn..v ies. ws bureau commit- out by original “Rome ons of the of the pract in the f tion o ] 5 to 14 nd 10 per arry deposits ' & by Commander Pust Com- C. Jack ton STEP DOWN TO THE ARMY AND NAVY STORE HOTEL BRONSON BLDG. 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