Senate Deadlocks Over Inheritance Tax Repeal Fight
Senate debates on the tax reduction bill end without a final vote on repeal or modification of the federal inheritance tax. Borah opposes repeal while Bingham pushes it. votes fail 43 to 30 and 52 to 17. Reed's 80 percent credit repeal is defeated 51 to 18 as leaders push toward adjournment tonight.
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Pennsylvania
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Florida
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New York
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Smoot and Grant Sued for $300000
Heber Grant president of the Mormon church and United States Senator Reed Smoot of Utah are named in a 300000 damage suit filed in federal district court in Los Angeles by William B. Kinney. The complaint accuses bribery criminal conspiracy and harassment to destroy Kinney s property and credit standing.
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Los Angeles
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Mormon Church
United States
Reed Smoot
Utah
William B. Kinney
Kinney
Constructive plan to move city offices into courthouse
The city should relocate all city offices to the courthouse to save money and end the disreputable city hall. The Better Butte association urges a decent workplace for officials, arguing the move would cut long term costs and boost pride and self respect.
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Butte Association
Butte
City Hall
Political race fill pages with 21 000 voters registered
The notice lists candidates across numerous offices in Butte area election filings. Democrats George Barry Agnes Hanratty James Brett Thomas Tutty seek state and local posts. Republicans Sam Larsen and Harry Newell also enter races. Names and addresses crowd the roll, with many candidates for sheriff clerk of district court treasurer auditor assessor and other county roles.
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George Barry
North Wyoming
Agnes M. Hanratty
West Quartz
James J. Brett
West Granite
Thomas L. Tutty
Sam Larsen
East First
Harry Newell
Florence
South Butte
Brett
Butte
the Elks
Knights of Columbus
Eagles
Barry
Tutty
Kellogg gains cautious British support for war peace plan
London reports Secretary Kellogg is encouraged by Britain's conciliatory reply to the American proposal. Officials say the note favors progress toward world peace as Germany and Italy accept the plan in principle while Japan's response is awaited. The U S will continue negotiations through diplomatic channels and rejects an international conference.
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State Department
Japan
Kelloge
Tokio
Germany
Italy
Indian mummy found in warehouse box sparks odd bidding
Coroner and police head to a Jones warehouse after an Indian mummy in a box prompts curiosity. The mummy, possibly Egyptian, sits amid unpaid storage charges as Lindquist neglects his Arcade peep shows. Bids will decide ownership.
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Jones Warehouse
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Jones
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Jones Company
President Coolidge Visited Andover Academy Ceremony
President and Mrs. Coolidge were welcomed at Andover Academy after arriving from Washington. A 21 gun salute, parades, and a radio broadcast accompanied the presidential address on the campus where 27 college representatives attended and the leader spoke on liberty, religion, and the academy’s purpose.
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Coolidge
Alfred E. Stearns
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Stearns
George Washington
Ruth sets record for most World Series appearances
Babe Ruth has played in more World Series than any other major leaguer with three appearances for Boston and five for the Yankees, underscoring his prominent place in baseball history.
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Ruth
Boston
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Yankees
Student Pleads Guilty to Rozeman Burglaries in 1920s Case
The article notes a student pleading guilty to Rozeman burglary charges and details a Wallace room search by Sheriff Slaughter uncovering missing vases, chemistry department items, jewelry from Perrin store, and auto tires. It also mentions Dazzy Vance leading the National League in strikeouts in 1927 with 184 punchouts.
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Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn Dodgers
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