Treasury safety lines loom over tax cut clash
Washington reports show administration leaders clamping down to keep tax cuts within Treasury limits. Tilson backs a maximum 225 million dollar cut while Mellon argues the figure is the safe ceiling. Chamber of Commerce favors 400 million. Mellon backs lowering corporate tax to 12 percent with more changes likely in future bills. Garner touts larger cuts and aims to eliminate the automobile sales tax. House Ways and Means shows support for 236 million, with possible further reductions forthcoming.
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Texas
Rogers guilty in assault case at 206 East Park Street
Deliberation lasted about an hour after jurors received the case around 5 pm. Tighe was stabbed in a brawl at the soft drink shop where he accused Rogers of planning a robbery. Rogers claimed self defense with the verdict delivered at 7 pm after closing arguments by Deputy County Attorney Sullivan and Rotering.
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Foley Honey and Tar Offer Trial Bottles Ad
Send this ad and 10c to Foley Co Chicago for a trial bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs croup and throat tickling plus trial Foley Pills diuretic Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and headaches. Millions rely on these remedies sold everywhere.
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Foley & Co
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Chicago
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Shaw labels Ireland an incorrigible beggar in drive aid row
London dispatch reports George Bernard Shaw calling Ireland able to feed and clothe its children but an incorrigible beggar in criticizing American aid for Dublin. He cites Judge Henry Neil and rejects further shoe shipments, arguing Ireland is not poor.
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Ulster
Soviet disarmament scheme deemed impractical by British officials
British officials in London dismiss the Geneva plan as utopian and impractical though Russia urged total disarmament at Geneva. The move is seen as a dramatic gesture with piecemeal concessions likely, while Washington opts out of the security conference work.
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Murder Count 13 Returned by Jury in Folsom Riot Case
The jury found 13 murder charges in the Thanksgiving revolt at Folsom prison. Victims listed include Luis Reposa, W. E. Barrett, John Brown, Tom Wagalo, Frank Carlson, Ameal Malakovitch, Pedro Perez, Carl W. Nelson, James Doucas, and Conrad J. Betz. To prevent rescue attempts at the preliminary hearing, 20 extra guards will secure the event outside the prison tomorrow.
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Luis Reposa
W. E. Barrett
John Brown
Tom Wagalo
Frank Carlson
Ameal Malakovitch
Pedro Perez
Carl W. Nelson
James Doucas
Conrad J. Betz
Folsom
Army housing report omits key issues says Summerall
The article notes the Army housing report ignores reserve ammunition deficits and major projects while praising reduced desertion and higher reenlistment, attributed by General Summerall to a 50 cent ration allowance boost for enlisted men.
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Illicit lovers accused as trial winds through day heard
The trial featured Beach and Mrs. Lilliendahl as alleged lovers with witnesses from Herbert Lloyd to Harry Sanderson offering conflicting testimony. A swarthy plowman described a nighttime encounter, others contradicted or withdrew. The day mixed courtroom tension with informal exchanges among defendants and spectators.
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Harry Sanderson
Sydney
Ohio
Jack Thornborrow
Mrs. Lillie
Aerial Derby Opens With Ten Planes In Dublin Campaign
Ten planes started the aerial derby as part of a Y M C A fundraising drive in Butte. The event aimed to raise six thousand dollars with a grand prize Irish flag and a rally dinner at the Y M C A tonight.
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Million Mark 18 Passed at Butte
T J McCarthy city treasurer said about $250000 was paid on the 1927 city levy and assessment. More than $50000 came in by mail or in person yesterday, with full November payments still to be counted in days. Delinquency likely under the $130000 first rough estimate as many mailed checks yesterday. Delinquency list to be prepared in about 10 days.
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T. J. McCarthy
McCarthy
France Eyes Accord With Italy Amid War Cloud Fears
Briand defends Franco Italian talks and warns against war as Italy and France seek understanding. He notes arms reductions and a militant rhetoric at odds with pacific aims, while confirming dialogue with Spain on Tangier and Morocco security.
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Theodore Steeg
Spell of winter grips middle west with heavy snow
A sweeping winter spell hit the middle west with heavy snow in Central Missouri the heaviest November snowfall since 1906 and a fall across Kansas. a Santa Fe train collided with a freight train near Ottawa Kansas. in Cumberland Maryland a wind storm of 170 mph damaged plants and lines injuring two men under a falling glass factory wall.
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Cumberland Narrows
Joseph Seifers
Andrew Ney
Hancock
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Flooding Hits Wilkesbarre After Heavy Rain
Several sections of Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania including the business district were inundated tonight as the Allegheny river swelled beyond its banks due to heavy rainfall.
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Associated Press
Wilkesbarre
Bradford Flood Forcing Residents From Homes
Flood waters in Bradford business and residential areas rose from Tuna creek after days of rainfall. Parts of the city were under four feet of water as residents moved to upper floors and merchants took measures to protect stores.
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Press
Bradford
Badford
Tuna Creek
Welsh Miners and Midlands Farmers Lead Britons in Family Size
Recent statistics show Welsh miners and Midlands farmers have the largest families in Great Britain. The report highlights regional patterns in household size across the country.
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Great Britain
Evening Lectures at Thornton Hotel and Y M C A
A. M. lecture on Healing at 10 o clock and a P M talk at 2 30 on Co operation the Way to Success both at Thornton Hotel Evening program at 8 O clock The Unknown God at the Y M C A today
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Thornton
Forbes Welcomed Home by Aged Mother After Prison
Col. Charles R. Forbes, released after two years at Leavenworth for conspiracy to defraud the government, returns to his 93-year-old mother in Plymouth Mass. He plans to vindicate President Harding and publish articles and a forthcoming book.
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Associated Press
Plymouth
Mass
Leavenworth
Veterans’ Bureau
Charles R. Forbes
Colonel Forbes
Harding
Legislative fight moved to high court in Oklahoma
In Oklahoma City on November 30 the effort to block a self called legislative session reached the state supreme court. An appeal by taxpayer John Simpson seeks to enjoin four legislators planning to convene the assembly after District Judge T G Chambers dismissed the petition. The session is set for December 6 and the appeal is to be reviewed by the court.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Supreme Court
T. G. Chambers
John Simpson
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