Non-Partisan Tax Bill Nears House Approval
The House Ways and Means Committee nears final form on a non-partisan tax reduction bill. President Coolidge favorable to committee decisions, with Tilson acknowledging agreement on main points. Provisions include lower income and inheritance taxes, repeal of the estate tax, and income return publicity. Continued discussion on excise tax schedules to follow.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Coolidge
Representative Tilson
Connecticut
House of the Dill
Green
Deny Abduction Charge in Oberholtzer Case Returns
In Noblesville Indiana November 7 testimony sought to show Madge Oberholtzer willingly joined a Hammond trip on March 15 and was not abducted. The defense presented James H Lambert who said he saw Oberholtzer alone in a Stephenson car near the Washington Hotel around 11 30 at night and with Stephenson on several occasions.
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Associated Press
Noblesville
Ind
Madge Oberholtzer
Hammond
D. C. Stephenson
Tart Kienck
Parl Gentry
Ku Klux Klan
Indiana
Indianapolis
Miss Oberholtzer
Stephenson
James H. Lambert
Washington
Dry workers told to continue battle on liquor
A group of federal officials advocates and enforcers of the Volstead law urged the Anti Saloon league convention to keep up the fight to preserve self government and the constitution. The audience applauded when Mabel Walker Willebrandt, the nation’s highest ranking woman, was named during the remarks.
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Associated Prange
Chicago
Anti-Saloon League
America
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Voice
Shamrock Now Carrier of Booze in Nassau Harbor
A Nassau dispatch says Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht Shamrock I is now engaged in liquor carrying under an alias. The Shamrock I was acquired by Pinder, Collins & Brown and lies at anchor with 59 other liquor schooners in Nassau harbor.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Miami Daily News
Nassau
British Bahamas
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock Sr
Shamrock I
Nassau Liquor House
Pinder, Collins & Brown
Nassau Harbor
Dispatch
Montana Spud to Make Its Appeal to Butte This Week
The Montana potato arrives at Butte for the first annual commercial show November 12 to 14. It aims to build friendship and understanding with Butte shoppers as a scarce Montana product presented in its unadorned working clothes.
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Montana
Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Three Butte Girls Earn First Class Scout Medals
Three Butte girls aged 13 to 15 earned First Class Scout medals after completing Girl Scout training. They can care for a home, babies, linens, baking, dressing wounds, sewing, growing crops, and a 50 yard swim. Helen Ralston, Lilly Thomas, and Elizabeth Perham will receive honors at the Girl Scout awards meeting on Nov 14, joining Marie McCafferty as local First Class Scouts who earned at least 16 merit badges.
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Middleton
Girl Scouts of America
Lilly Thomas
Oriole Troop
Elizabeth Perham
Kelen Ralston
Wild Rose Troop
Misa Marie McCafferty
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Butte
Butte High Sc
Girl Scout Board of Awards
Helen Ralston
Marie ‘McCafferty
Prince of Wales Falls From Horse Again in Hunt
London Nov 7 The Prince of Wales and the Duke of York hunted with the Whaddon chase today. After the pack found a fox the Prince’s horse fell at a wide gap fence. He scrambled clear, remounted, and rejoined the line for his second fall in four days, raising public concern.
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Associated Press
London
Prince of Wales
Wales
Duke of York
Woman slain after pursuit across country in Utah
A mysterious stranger who phoned Jensen Beauty Parlor Thursday afternoon pursued Mrs. Hans C. Jensen 43 across the continent and back, then killed her with knife slashes in a ravine in Ogden Utah. Police seek the slayer as details emerge of the brutal murder and nearby clues including a broken hammer a meat knife and brown paper.
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Associated Press
Ogden
Utah
Jensen Beauty Parlor
Haus
Hans C. Jensen
President Coolidge Praises Red Cross Armistice Appeal
President Coolidge urged enrollment in the American Red Cross as a moral duty to heal wartime wounds. He praised the organization for relief work and called it a broad, impartial force aiding humanity, inviting all to join its mission of mercy and peace.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
The
Legion of Mercy
Counsel's Wife Wounded in Mexico
Mrs. Ruth Ragland wife of the American vice consul at Monterey Mexico arrived in Washington with a bullet wound in the head suffered during Constitution day celebrations on Sept 16 in Monterey Doctors at Georgetown University Hospital expect a full recovery Officials believe the shooting was accidental as she sat with her husband in a cafe in Monterey
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Washington
Ruth Ragland
Monterey
Mexico
State Department
Ragland
Georgetown University Hospital
Butte Rasts West District Title Hopes After Central Defeat
Butte Central clinched a route to the Montana state title race with a 120 0 win over Butte, as Maroon athletic board members confirmed. The decision, by W T Boott of the School of Mikes, sets a possible Mining district final against Whitefish after Butte’s four district wins and no losses.
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Butte Central
Montana
Central
Butte
Maroon Athletic Board
Proformer W.T. Boott
School of
Mikes
Whitefish
Victor
Hamilton
Scott
Billings
Financial plan of Painleve opposed in Paris clash
In Paris Premier Painleve's 8.5 billion franc plan to cover Vrance debts and restore finances faced strong opposition. Painleve sought rapid approval Monday to push bills through both chambers, but socialists and radicals warned the plan deviates from socialist capital levy and require major changes before passage.
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Associated Press
Paris
Painieve
France
Vrance
M. Painiere
Chamber
Senate
Frantic Tears Mark Testimony In Blazer Murder Trial
In Littleton Colorado Frances Bishop daughter of Dr Harold Blazer testified about the murder of Hazel Blazer. She described the father as devoted and described the victim as a helpless child woman. The aged defendant sobbed as his daughter defended his act and the defense argued insanity and humanitarian impulse. The trial continued with jurors and spectators moved to tears.
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Associated Press
Littleton
Col
Frances Bishop
Harold Elmer Blazer
Hazel
Tialf
Italian War Debt Near Settlement
Washington officials hope a funding plan for Italy's debt will be ready early next week. No official word on points of difference between the American and Italian commissions though no serious disagreement was expected. Plenary sessions loom as the joint sub committee nears completion after formal negotiations and meetings including Mellon and Under-Secretary Winston with three Italian commissioners.
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Associated
Preas
Washington
Administration
Italy
Ameri
Mellon
Winston
Steailan
Thousand Dollars Reward For One Trapped Mosquito
Florida real estate ads trumpet huge rewards for trapping a mosquito gnat or fly on lake properties. The nation’s fever over gold and land draws crowds to the Everglades as mosquitoes vanish from outdoors and alligators retreat to remote bogs, a Palm Beach edition hints at Page 7.
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Piorida
Montana
San Francisco
Virginia City
Last Chance
Alder
Commonwealth
Everglades
Florida
Butte
Geht
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