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November 22, 1927

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UNTERMYER STATES HIS CASE FOR THE 5-CENT SUBWAY FARE; How He Would Continue It, With Fairness to Car Rider, City and Companies. FINDS 3 POINTS AT ISSUE Adequacy of Fare, Recapture, Effect of Latter on Public Needs -- and Deals With Each. IS READY TO ARBITRATE If B.M.T., Now Opposing Purchase Without Trolleys, and Refusing to Set Price, Will Accept Result. UNTERMYER STATES 5-CENT FARE CASE

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Meeting on transit

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URGE COOLIDGE CALL MINE STRIKE PARLEY; Labor Leaders Present Plea and President Promises to Consult Davis. RAIL FUEL PLOT CHARGED Inquiry on Alleged Deflation of Coal Prices Asked -- Injunctions Assailed. URGE COOLIDGE CALL MINE STRIKE PARLEY

By Special to The New York Times

Labor leaders ask Pres Coolidge to call parley of operators and miners, and urge him to recommend Congress inquiry into rail fuel plot and issuance of injunctions; Pres Green's statement; Coolidge will confer with Sec Davis

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London Thanksgiving Dinner Nearly 100 Per Cent. American

By Copyright, 1927, by the New York Times Co.by Wireless To the New York Times

Plans for Thanksgiving dinner

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COMMITTEE VOTES TO CUT $250,000,000 FROM INCOME TAXES; Reduction to Be Made in Levy on Corporations and Probably in 'Nuisance' Assessments. INHERITANCE TAX TO STAY Cut in Middle Brackets of the Surtaxes Also Defeated by Overwhelming Vote. MELLON'S ADVICE REJECTED Democrats Claim Victory In First Skirmish and Predict Further Reduction. TO CUT $250,000,000 FROM INCOME TAXES

By Special to The New York Times

Claims Democratic victory in House Com tax cut; apportionment plans

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Notable Births

1927Steven Muller, American academic administrator (died 2013)^[†]

Steven Muller was a German-American professor of political science, author, and the president of the Johns Hopkins University, serving from 1972 to 1990.