Debaters Prepare For Tariff Bill After GOP Caucus
Washington July 3 The house will start formal debate on the permanent tariff bill with a caucus of Republicans to set debate limits and amend procedures. Fordney heads the Ways and Means panel as criticism on lumber dyes hides and oil is voiced. Senate leaders plan three day recesses to avoid major laws while tariff talks proceed.
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United News
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Iowa
Beauvais to Testify for Mrs Stillman in Canadian Witness Line
Montreal based Beauvais, the Indian guide James A Stillman former National City Bank president, is expected among twenty plus Canadian witnesses set to testify for Mrs Stillman. The testifying dates begin July 13 in Poughkeepsie as her lawyers outline the campaign. Witnesses from the yacht Modesty crew are also expected to recount parties aboard the banker's vessel. Over fifty witnesses are planned in total to support Mrs Stillman and baby Guy Stillman.
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Cyclone Sweeps Through Dakota Killing One Man
A cyclone struck Sreferick South Dakota last night at 8 45 causing over 200000 in damage almost every building in town was demolished Arno Anderson was killed while helping his family to the basement Nine injuries were reported and damage to crops was anticipated to be offset by needed moisture A train derailed near Tacoma Park and nineteen box cars blew from the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul yards at Ipswich Mrs G Larson injured severely in Redfield twelve autos blown into a lake as trees and lines were torn down and fences damaged
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Forms to Collect 90 Million Taxes Go Out in July
The Internal Revenue Bureau expects to collect 90 million dollars from about 325000 corporations under the capital stock tax. Bank forms for filing returns have been sent to corporations that filed last year. Every corporation doing business in the country must file returns. The tax on domestic corporations is one dollar per thousand dollars over 5000. foreign corporations pay on any part of their capital employed in the country.
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Dempsey urged to give bout winnings to disabled soldiers
Richmond pastor Rev. James Riddick Laughton urged Dempsey to donate the $300,000 earned in twelve minutes from the Dempsey Carpentier bout to disabled soldiers. He called both fighters brutes and condemned the crowd’s turnout of about 6000 women, signaling a decay of national ideals.
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Angostura Bitters Promised To Build Nerves Of Steel
A wartime style pep talk touts health as the foundation of success. It promotes Dr Siegert's Angostura Bitters as a tonic to create appetite, aid digestion, and strengthen nerves. Endorsements from medical professionals and European royalty are cited to bolster efficacy.
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American Medical Association
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W. C. ‘Wile
American Medical
Editors Association
Connecticut State Medical Association
Fairfield County
East Siberia clash fears rise after Vladivostok standoff
Reports from Peking describe imminent hostilities between General Semenoff's anti Bolshevik forces at Grodekova near the Manchurian frontier and General Merkuloff's provisional Vladivostok government. Semenoff reportedly advances from Irman toward Vladivostok, with Merkuloff consolidating in outskirts while Japanese mediation shifts to a conciliatory stance. Japanese orders deny aiding Semenoff and threaten Vladivostok communications as tensions mount.
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Marie Latour Sees Dempsey Carpentier Fight Live
Marie Latour recalls attending the Dempsey versus Carpentier fight, praising the spectacle and the crowd energy while contrasting brute force with skill. She notes Dempsey’s knockdowns, Carpentier’s magnetism, and the comforting, sensational tone of the arena, ending with a cheeky view on boxing for women.
Dr Richards Named Columbia Professor at seminary
The board of directors of Columbia Theological Seminary in Atlanta has authorized the appointment of Rev CO Mo Richards D D to the theology faculty. For years he has served as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Davidson North Carolina.
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Tampico Works Out of 29,000 Oil Losses Cited
Mexico City reports acute labor conditions in Tampico with more than 25,000 men out of work due to the cessation of oil drilling. Company reps deny a reprisal against President Obregon, citing falling oil prices and weak demand. The government plans possible aid as Tampico workers seek relief and officials convene in Veracruz.
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National Confederation of Labor
Dawes Ferry Plans Big Fourth Celebration
Juliette Ga July 2 Special One of the biggest Fourth of July celebrations in Monroe history will be held at Dawes Ferry several miles south of here Monday Elaborate arrangements have been made for the occasion and an attendance of several thousand persons is expected. At noon a barbecue dinner will be served there will be dancing time will be a ball game and other features
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Mon-roe
Pouty
Dames Ferry
Bagwell Injured In Auto Crash On Madison Avenue
A 67 year old man, Bagwell of 189 Cherokee Avenue, was struck by a car driven by Ervin matee at Madison Avenue and Nelson Street Sunday afternoon. He suffered a dislocated thumb, probable leg fracture, and other injuries. rushed to Grady Hospital, later moved to Georgia Baptist as doctors assess recovery. Four occupants, Eugene Glosser, Harry Weatherby, E. O. Cox, and another, fled the scene but were detained. charges of reckless driving filed, driver held pending outcome of Bagwell’s condition.
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Hays Proposes Start for National Savings Reform
The writers urge immediate action to reform postal savings. They note mismanagement of depositors, reduced offices from 12 428 in 1920, and minimal interest paid. They claim 1 percent or less interest, while redeposited funds yield profits of 1 24 percent. They call for moving 1 000 000 000 hidden savings into circulation to boost thrift and general prosperity. Savannah special reports Rev Frank Sherarouse of Thunderbolt to Korea for life mission work.
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Savannah
Frank Sherarouse
South Georgia Conference Methodist Church
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Korea
Parole board visit sparks Debs release speculation
Herbert H J Votaw superintendent of federal prisons and brother in law to President Harding arrived in Atlanta to attend a parole board session amid reports a release for Eugene V Debs might be discussed. He would not confirm any decision or talk beyond saying information would come from the attorney general in Washington.
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Daugherty denies Debs' release rumors Monday
Baltimore July 3 Rumors that Eugene V Debs socialist candidate for president now serving time in Atlanta Ga prison for espionage act violation were denied by Attorney General Harry M Daugherty The attorney general said rumors were groundless and originated from unclear sources He noted such reports recur weekly Citizenship Day to draw big crowd in Atlanta with D A R members and officials listed for parade flag bearing and program speakers on the parade ground near the peace monument.
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