Governor Ritchie's Clipping File on Lynching
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Governor Ritchie's Clipping File on Lynching
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t nji »Ui\ Say Ja Keeistered United States Patent Office Published every weei day by The A. S. Abell Company. Entered as second-class matter at Baltimore Postoftice. EMBER _ ------------------------------------ "ay 191,491________BALTBIORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1931 $^S££^J&2°*Ai£il£?gS£ 22- PftGES 2 CENTS MOB LYNCHES NEfiRO vate Debts ^ill Be Paid; s Reparations 'olicies Which Party Will nes Into Power—De-To Communism :r murphy mt of The Sun to The Sun] n created in foreign countries, espe- ¦ure of the violent measures mapped aders in Hesse to be enforced if the n effect upon Adolf Hitler, leader of ct with newspaper men, except those pon arrival in Berlin today not only t originated the meeting by inviting Power In Year Bssage to go to the outside world and appeared obvious that he wished to >uld happen if he and his party got d to be not the slightest doubt in his n a year his power will be absolute xious to get over to the public was nize and pay all private foreign debts ommunism. As for political debts he t "blackmail" used to make Germany i Speaker's Eves is in the ranks of 750,000 fighters who ire enrolled in the National Socialist 5arty proper, which is backed by 15,-100,000 voters, as was shown in all the •ecent elections. This party is abso-utely under my control. My will is lone. I decide all measures and I done am responsible for any action ;he party takes," he said. This assertion, which was made with >o much force that it strained his /oice evidently, was in reply to suggestions recently made that control of :he party was getting away from him md many things about which he knew lothing were being plotted. Especially iid this seem the case when he turned at once to the subject of communism and described the main mission of the Nazis as its destruction. It was spread- INCOME-T BOOST MAY BE RETROACTIVE Sentiment In Congress Favors Applying New Rates To Present Year ^SALISBURY KILLER HANGED FROM TREE AT COURTHOUSE Mob Took Negro From Her Custody\^(\J\y TUUM TQ RlfRWFR _""""" ~- ON LOT NEAR EDGE OF INCREASE OF SOME KIND HELD CERTAIN Efforts Will Re Made To Accomplish Revision Re-fore March 1 By FBASKITN WALIMAX, JR. [."Washington Bureau of The Sun] Washington, Dec. 4—Any increase in Federal taxes on incomes adopted by Congress, and it is certain there will be some form of increased taxes, will, in all likelihood, apply on income returns for the present calendar year, to be paid on and after March 15 next year, it appeared today. For that reason the Treasury's financial difficulties will be one of the first problems that will be undertaken by Congress when it meets next week. An effort will be made to get final action on- tax revision measures prior to March 1, so that collectors of internal revenue and taxpayers may be advised of what rates will apply in sufficient time for the making out of the income tax returns, which are due on March 15. Oppose Retroactive Feature There is some dissension in Congress over the question of making increased tax rates retroactive by making them effective on incomes of this year. There are some members of both Houses which hold the idea that the new rates should not become effective until returns of incomes for next year "are made, and that in the meanwhile the Treasury should be contented with the additional revenue obtained from the imposition of ~A t-^s.r.ir.A Bnl^ COLORED SETTLEMENT Crowd Of 2,000 Applauds As Noose Tightens On Bandaged Neck Of Murderer Of White Employer OFFICERS ON SG 1NE OFFER NO PROTEST, WITNESSES SAY M itthew Williams, Wouncjed By Self And Son Of Victim, Taken From Hospital After Shooting Of Daniel J. Elliott MISS HELEN V. WISE Upon entering the hospital representatives of the lynching party are reported to have gone d tendent, and demanded the Negro they are reported to have asked hi Wise is said to have replied, "do i Ritchie Hastening To City; Statement Due Today [New York Bureau of The Sun] New York, Dec. 4— Informed of the lynching of Matthew Williams, Salisbury (Md.) Negro, tonight, Governor Ritchie, who was the g;uest of the New York Virginians, said: "I will leave New York on the midnight train for Baltimore and will be in Bali-.imore ail tomorrow. I want