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November 17, 1926

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DI MARTINI IS ACCUSED; Mrs. Demarest Testifies He Offered Her $2,500 to End Disclosures. HIS AIDE BARES ACTIVITIES Hired to Get Names of Persons Hostile to Mrs. Hall and to Break Gibson Story, He Says. PLANS FOR DIVORCE TOLD Sister of Mrs. Mills Reveals Scheme -- Mrs. Gibson on Stand Tomorrow -- No Trial Today. Diary of Dr. Hall Read at Trial; Mrs. Mills's Sister Tells of Divorce Plans Di Martini Activities

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Mrs M Demarest swears that De Martini offered her $2,500 to end disclosures; P Sommers says that he was hired to break Mrs Gibson's story; Mrs M M Lee, sister of Mrs Mills, tells of plan to elope; Hall's diary put in record; testimony by H F Walsh, F Barnhardt, Hy Mills, A Silzer, S Sutphen, C A Paulus, C A Collins, Mrs M Clark, P Hayes, M Clemons and others; Dr O H Schultze recalled; Mills says that he was not aware that wife wanted divorce; Mrs Mills would be 38 today had she lived

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COOLIDGE NOW BACKS TAX CREDIT IN 1927; WANTS HOUSE TO ACT; President Feels That Ways and Means Committee Should Initiate Detailed Plan. MEMBERS WANT GUIDANCE Green-Garner Proposal to Take Up Surplus by Corporation Tax Cut Finds Support. BALANCE OF $400,000,000 Some Official Estimates Even Put Surplus as High as $450,000,000 by June 30. COOLIDGE NOW BACKS TAX CREDIT IN 1927

By Richard V. Oulahan.special To the New York Times.by Richard V. Oulahan

Tax reduction problems

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