Britain and United States Move to End Incomes Tax Double
London reports a plan to resolve the double taxation between British and American citizens. Churchill indicated a committee of the League of Nations is reviewing fair arrangements. Ambrose Clarke, an American millionaire, moved his hunting lodge to Britain to avoid higher taxes, illustrating the absurdity. Publicity may influence negotiations with Britain seeking to tax income once, not twice.
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Seva
United States
Treasuries
England
Ambrose Clarke
Melton Mubray
Thay
Clarke
du ‘Ich
Burney
House of Commons
Britain
Sale of land in Potter County Texas order of sale
In Potter County Texas an order of sale directs the sheriff to sell on the first Tuesday in May at the courthouse the parcel Lot 14 in Block 1 Summers addition to San Jacinto Heights Amarillo. The sale follows judgments favoring the Standard Savings and Loan Association of Detroit Michigan WW D Ward Monte L S Hobbs and others for various sums. Sheriff Wiley Pollard acts with Deputy Sam Ramsey.
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Subrifins Sale
State OF Texas
Leganty
Potter
District Court of
Potter Coun
D. Word
C. B. Jarvis
Vedkin
Nora Medlin
George
Klock
W. M. Moore
Hobbs
Fairey
Walter J. L
Potter County
Texas
San Jacinto Heights
Amarillo
Potter Ints
Texas Lovie
O. B. Jar
Savings and Ldan Association of
Detroit
Michigan
Monte
W. D. Ward
A. D
Wiley Pollard
Sam Ramsey
Winners in Amarillo Baby Show at Legion Festival
James Allen Williams won the prize baby show linked to the first annual Legion Spring festival held Saturday night. William Neal Thomas placed second, and Elizabeth Davis finished third.
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James Allen Williams
J. R. Williams
North Tyler Street
William Neal Thomas
Frank Thomas
North Lincoln Street
Elizabeth Davis
Fran P. Davis
Kentucky Street
Topeka Stock Company Keeps Local Theaters Alive
The Waddell Players, a resident stock company in Topeka Kansas, have performed for three years in the city and nearby towns. Led by Clyde M Waddell the troupe owns homes rather than living in hotels. Frances Loughton alternates in leading female roles with Mrs Waddell as a distinct onstage presence. They favor wholesome homey scenes over risqué plays and argue Topeka audiences seek familiar, neighborly stories.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Waddell Players
Clyde M. Waddell
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Gains
A bold brochure touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a tastier, easier alternative to cod liver oil. It claims adults can gain weight and vitality in 30 days, with a money back guarantee if at least six pounds are not gained, and asserts druggists will not sell imitations.
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America
McCoy's
Mystery plays delight audiences at old theater
The old plays win the strongest approval with Smilin' Thru as the crowd favorite. Peg O' My Heart Charlie's Aunt and The Rose are mentioned as warmly received choices.
Denver Bearer Faces Hoard? Denver Auto Accidents Report
Denver police report several Sunday automobile accidents with multiple injuries. A four year old boy labeled United Denver suffered a skull fracture after being struck. others were toed and torn in the ensuing chaos. Two men were tested in connection with the incidents. one released.
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United Denver
Denver
McCormick Weds During International Harvester Trip
Cyrus H. McCormick, 67, chairman of the International Harvester board, wed Alice M. Holt, his secretary and much younger bride, at a Dublin New Hampshire home. The secret ceremony ended a so called business trip as the couple sailed for a European honeymoon aboard an Atlantic bound voyage after leaving Chicago for New York and New Hampshire with Mrs Edward Mackey joining them. McCormick had been president of the company.
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United Press
Chicago
Cyrus H. Mc McCormick
International Harvester Company Board of Directors
Atlantic
Europe
McCormick
Alice M. Holt
Harvester Company
Dublin
New Hampshire
Eric Weld
Public statement on withdrawn support in Amarillo protest
HW. W. Blackburn declares no interest in the movement to expel the University Creamery in Amarillo. He notes that some considered taking stock and says he does not want friends to misinterpret his stance. Dated April 22, 1927.
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Amarillo
HW. W. Blackburn
Tanlac Restores Corpus Christi Woman After Long Illness
“Utterly unstrung and almost hopeless” describes Mrs. W. R. Smith of Corpus Christi after four years of breakdown. Tanlac improved her energy, sleep, appetite, and strength, helping her regain over 30 pounds and resume daily work at the Do Drop Inn. The ad urges others who failed with remedies to try Tanlac, Nature’s remedy from roots and herbs, via their druggist.
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W. R. Smith
Artesian St
Corpus Christi
Tex
Tantae
McCormick family ties tied to opera star Ganna Walska
The 1902 to 1919 chairman of the board, brother of Harold McCormick, linked by marriage to opera singer Ganna Walska, attracted international notice. The first Mrs. McCormick died in 1921 after a long illness. McCormick has two sons, Cyrus Jr. and Gordon. After a Europe stay with Cyrus McCormick Jr, the couple will return to Chicago to reside.
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Harold McCormick
Ganna Walska
Body Found in Trough Triggers Denver Police Probe
Laurel Richardson was found dead in a watering trough near Aurora, with police initially considering foul play but later deeming it unlikely. Authorities suggested a possible epileptic fit caused him to fall into the water, and the investigation continued.
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United Presa
Denver
Laurel Richardson
Aurora
Law Reforms Spur Newspaper Reports Toward Film Flair
Capetown law requires publications to publish names and addresses of writers copy readers headline writers and editors with political reports. The rule makes some newspaper items resemble motion picture announcements, adding transparency but altering style.
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Capetown
South Africa
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