Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 143, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 October 1922 — Page 3
U(JT. 25, 1922
CARAWAY ASSEHTS si. 0. P. KEPT FAITH WITH PROFITEERS Democratic Senator Declares Removed Surtax Would Have Paid for Soldiers’ Bonus. President Harding kept faith with 12.000 millionalres paying eurtax on lncomes over $68.000 a year and broke faith with four million American soldiers when he blocked bonus legislatlon, Senator T. H. Caraway, Democrat, of Arkansas, declared in a speech at Willard Park last evening. The taxes paid by thè millionaires, 10,000 of whom made tneir millions in war profiteering, would have paid for thè bonus, sald thè Senator. Instead, Harding's program is to push through a saies tax alTectlng thè poor man more than lt does Rockefeller and Henry Ford, to provide for thè bonus, he sald. Attomey General Daugherty was flayed for his rail strike inujnction moves. >“and yet some of you will hold your nose and vote thè Republican ticket," shouted thè speaker. He attacked thè new tarlff on thè grounds it increased thè cost of living $l5O a year for every man without givlng hlm any increase in income to pay it with, benefiting only 4,000 firma “this. bill was passed for." Congress put a duty of SO per cent on rosaries and let thè joss stick of thè “heathen Ghinee” come in free, Caraway said. He exhibited a palr of undressed kld gloves he said he bought in a foreign country' for 32 cents. For these same gloves Americans must pay $3 because of thè duty, he said. The ship subsidy and thè Vclstead act, for which he said he voted, also were condemned. "This Congress is thè most ignorant that we ever had, with all due respect to it,” sald thè Senator. Caraway was introduced by Thomas Taggart. Leo X. Smith, Paul G. Davis and Joseph P. Turk, nominee for congressman, also spoke. ITJLIIWTILL; DUETOJPWOI Physician Requests All Visits to DA'nnunzio Be Put Off Temporarily. Bu Cnitri Prets BRESCIAN, Italy, Oct. 25.—Gabrielle D’Annunzio, thè famous poet and a via t or, was stricken with a tight fever due to overwork today. His physician. Signor Duse, issued a bulletin requesting politicians and others to suspend their visits to D'Annunzio so that he may have a complete rest. D'Annunzio has been reportcd in very il! health ever sir.ce he fell frorn a window in his villa several months ago.
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A woman past 70 years of age lode down Beville Ave. on thè handlebars of her grandson’s bicycle.—A. J. A man at Illinois and Maryland Sts. walted for a W. Tenth St. car. He sneezed very hard and his false teeth feß out on thè sidewalk. Aster examining them closely he put them back in place and entered thè car.— K. R. A young girl on a Central Ave. Street car asked conductor 358 about puttlng transfer money, 2 cents, into coln box and vehlle thè conductor shook his head she dropped thè nickel and two coppers into thè box. Mr. 358 said, gruffly, he couldn’t give her a transfer "fer that." He did offer to give her a reeeipt for thè 2 cents, but thè little girl only said: “ailright." She dldn’t get transfer or recelpt.—F. E. T.
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Trombone Stolen George Hunt, 774 Emerson Ave., reported to thè police today that a trombone worth $61.50 was stolen frorn thè bandroom at Technical High School. /
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