Santa Monica Resort Guide near Los Angeles
The piece highlights Santa Monica as a scenic seaside retreat 14 miles from Los Angeles with "two miles of winter gayety" along the shore. It promises fine hotels and apartments, winter sunshine, tennis, motoring, and picturesque mountains, with references to art and notable names and a call to Lon J. Haddock as secretary of the chamber.
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Larnet
Sante Monica Bay
Traeler
Santa Monica
Ocean Park
Venice
Los Angeles
California
Homer
LW. Ballard, Seety
Chamber of Commerce
Long Beach
Cal
Studice
Lon J. Haddock
Secty
Chamber of
Krupp Industries Reports Huge Profits in 1920 Balance
Berlin reports Krupp's balance sheet shows a sharp rise in future industry fields with a gross profit exceeding two and a half million dollars and net around one and a half million. No dividend declared, all gains reserved for funds and benevolence. Also notes a December retail sales decrease and price shifts across several items.
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Berlin
Krupp
Regulation of coal industry endorsed in Calder bill
Amid chaotic text, the report notes a June Washington dispatch describing endorsement of coal industry regulation under the Calder bill. It references Annapolis and mentions a tense meeting and possible vessel actions. The piece also hints at seamen noting a glow resembling illumination from Rio de Janeiro.
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Washington
Annapolis
Rio de Janeiro
Mrs Lindsay Dies After Long Illness At Home
Mrs. Cora Lindsay wife of Judge Jonm Lindsay died yesterday morning after a lengthy illness at her home 831 Qwest Granite street. She had been an invalid since October 2616 when paralysis struck her on the way to the old family home at Burlington Town. She endured long suffering until death brought relief from pain.
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Cora Lindsay
Jonm Lindsay
Qwest
Granite Street
Lindsay
Burlington
Geath
Mrs Lindsay Rites Held After Long Butte Residency
Lindsay, a longtime Butte resident since June 1881, died leaving husband Judge Lindsay and three children Ruth, William H., and Marion. Her son William, from Belton, Mont., visited before her passing. Maiden name Cora Lee. Married in Burlington on May 12, 1886. Survived by mother Mrs E J Lea, two Burlington sisters, and other relatives. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. from the home.
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Lindsay
Butte
William
Belton
Mont
Stre. Lindsay
Cora Lee
Judge Lindsay
Burlington
Town
Ruth
Amy Lee
C. E. Lee
Berkste
Cal
Eastern Star
Listen Lester Hit Of Season Musical Comedy Review
A fragmented review lauds Listen Lester as one of the best musicals to tour with clever lines catchy songs and an interwoven plot. It highlights lively chorus scenes attractive dancers and strong production values noting the show keeps attention with entertaining lyrics and paced humor.
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Lester
John “Cores
Etoruss
Eisen Lester
Repeal of Excess Profite Tax Debated in Congress
A mid January session in Washington features proposals to repeal the excess profits tax and to adjust the corporate tax. Lawmakers discuss removing the 43,000 exemption while considering concerns over business impact and employment shifts in New York City as residents move to permanent homes elsewhere.
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Washington
Ragreaen
Melcibiizan
Atichige
Spring Weather Brings Early Thaw And Brief Floods
In Butte the thermometer stayed near 45 with Chinook winds melting ice and snow. Tiny floods formed as streets flooded and a skating tourney was abandoned, though officials expect more ice to return soon and forecast remains uncertain after a failed storm prediction.
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Tae
Butte
Clark
Sam Kinville
Former resident to be buried here
John Monaghan, 09 years a former Butte resident, died Saturday in Hot Lake Oregon. He lived in Baker City since leaving Butte. Survived by brothers Michael C. and Charles Monaghan of Butte and sisters Annie Collins Walkerville and Mrs Michael Monahan of Ireland. Remains arrived in Butte last night and were taken to brother Michael’s Meaderville home for Thursday funeral. Robert J. Nevins is reported seriously ill at St James hospital.
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John, Monaghan
Butte
Hot Lake
Ore
Monaghan
Baker City
Michael C
Charles Monaghan
Annie Collins
Walkerville
Michael Monahan
Ireland
Steve
Michael
Atlantic Street
Meaderville
Robert J. Nevins
St. James Hospital
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