Senators Defeat Mellon Tax Plan In Senate
Whelington, Sept. 13. The senate finance committee voted unanimously for increased personal exemptions for heads of families and dependents. They rejected Secretary Melton's recommendations and expect to reject the administration tax program, including the excess profits tax retroactive repeal, with final rate schedules due Monday.
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Whelington
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Melton
Muiay
Penrose
Senate
House
Menrose
Mellon
Senator Penrose
Finance
LaFollette
Inter
Yenrose
Nance
Attempt on Korean Governor Saito in Seoul
A Korean attempted to kill Admiral Minor Saito by throwing two bombs at the government building where he was resuming duties after returning to Korea. The governor was not in the room at the time and avoided injury.
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Baron Minoru Saito
Seoul
Minor Saito
Korea
Saito
Man Killed When Struck By Automobile Near Humboldt
Ed Riergon of Thor Indiana died from injuries after a car ran over him while he was changing a tire near Humboldt, Iowa. The incident occurred September 1 as the machine passed by.
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Ute
Fort Dodse
Ed Riergon
Thor
Humboldt
Riergon
Aoa
Railroads receive 7.5 million rail equipment certificates sale
Washington reports the sale of 7.5 million dollars in rail equipment trust certificates by the government with President Harding approval. Kuhn Loeb & Co. bought at par plus accrued interest, proceeds to reduce government railroad debts. Certificates bear 5 percent interest with serials 1928 to 1935 for lines including Atchison Topeka Santa Fe, Chicago Burlington Quincy, Norfolk Western, Central of New Jersey, and Southern Pacific.
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Washington
Congress
Harding
Davis
Kuhn, Loch & Co
New _ York
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Norfolk & Western
Central of New Jersey
Southern Pacific
Ador Elected Honorary Leader Of League Assembly
Geneva reports Gustave Ador former Swiss president was elected honorary president of the League of Nations assembly. Elihu Root declined consideration for the International Court of Justice and age prevented Justice Stoot from serving. John Bassett Moore and Roscoe Pound emerge as possible American nominees for the court.
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Geneva
Gustave Ador
Switzerland
Assembly of the League of Nations
Elihu Routhis
International Court of Justice
Manley O. Hudson
Stoot
Root
John Bassett Moore
Roscoe Pound
China rejects Japan over Shantung settlement
Peking reports China will not entertain Japan's proposals on Shantung. A government source cites the Versailles award as invalid for Japan and notes Japan has no rights to Shantung conferred by the German cession. The China German agreement prevented Germany from reassigning ceded rights.
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Peking
China
Japan
Shantung
Jape
Germany
Wood party sails to China on mission to Philippines
Maj. Gen. Leon ard Wood and W. Cameron Forbes lead President Tarding's delegation sailing for Hong Kong aboard the Koret Maru. After three days there they proceed to Shanghai aboard the Empress of Asia to meet the Chinese government and then visit Beijing and other cities.
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Manin
Leonard Wood
W. Cameron Forbes
President Tarding
Philippine Islands
Ungkong
China
Hong Zkong
Shanghat
Peking
One Dead Two Hurt In Hammond Saloon Hold Up
In Indiana Harbor Hammond Indiana a hold up at Timingham's saloon left Will Adams dead and Will Smith wounded. Smith was taken to St Margaret's hospital United Kingdom for treatment in serious condition. Wright the bartender had warned of potential trouble after two days of prowling.
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Hammond
Ind
Tomen
Timingham
Indiang Harbor
Willan Adams
Indiana Harbor
Will Smith
St. Margaret's Hospital
Uoyrtmond
Adams
Smith
Wright
Beckett Retains Heavyweight Title In London Bout
Joe Beckett defeated Roy Corwick by knockout in the twelfth round of an eighteen round bout in London after a long fight. In a separate note, San Antonio mayor O B Black estimated flood losses at up to 50 lives and 5 million dollars in property damage.
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Black
San Antonio
Lex
San Antonio Ane
O. B. Black
Beckett
London
Joe Beckett
Roy
aleCorwick
Bergdoll Property Seizure Demanded From His Mother
Washington reports the alien property custodian asked Mrs Emma Bergdoll, mother of draft evader Grover Bergdoll, to deliver all property linked to her son or in which she has an interest. The demand followed delays and aims to enforce the trading with the enemy act under the peace resolution, with the DOJ assisting, and potential action to seize family assets if necessary.
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Washington
Bief
Emma C. Bergdoll
Grover
Mr. Millen
Mra. Bergdall
Special Committee of Congress
Hay Siice
Bergdorf
Giant mine drifts ashore near Portsmouth Virginia
A three foot diameter mine with barnacles and oysters and an electrical firing device washed ashore at Queen View near Portsmouth. Marine circles cite the find supporting fears that several ships sighted off the coast recently may have been destroyed by such explosive devices.
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Portsmouth
Gqeern View
Tve
12 Year Fugitive Taken in Worcester Mission
A 12 year fugitive named Frank Dexter was captured in Worcester Mississippi after information reached authorities. A convoy left for the eastern city to extradite the suspect and bring him back for murder charges involving his father Tatir Degter.
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Frank Degter
Father
Worcester
Masa
Marenting
Fawn
Seq
Frank Dexter
Tis
Tatir Degter
Miss
Jora Oaperlites
Ciy
Berlin Electric Strike Halts Light and News
Berlin on September 18 experienced a city wide electrician strike. All electrical services are tied up, no streetcars operate, electric light is suspended, and newspapers cannot be printed. The disruption affects daily life and communications.
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Berlin
Victims Sought in Handout Murder Mystery Case
Chicago police seek two more victims in the handout murder case as detectives search Harvey Church's residence at 2922 Fulton Street. Bernard Daugherty and Carl Ausmins testified, claiming Church owned the house and had connections to the disappearances of Mrs Elna Berth Harrison and her husband Henry Robinson. The grand jury has called for Church to be held without bail after the Coroner’s Jury found him guilty of the Curt Ausmius murder.
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Chienge
Harvey Charete
Leon Parks
Benneto
Charence
Bud” Wilder
Parks
Church
Rexpensite
Oxtugherty
Ausmins
Sishetaleg
Gchicago
Pallee
Harvey Church
Fulton Street
Bernard J. Daugherty
Carla Ausmins
Fuer Ip Svarch
Inu
Daugherty
Austius
Courty Recorders
Hin
Yesterday's Games Standings and Results
Standings show the National League with Pittsburgh beating Boston 5 to 3 while Boston also stands 4 and 4. American League games were not scheduled and other results are not listed.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Plan to Feed 500000 Idle New York Residents
Plans to feed up to half a million idle New Yorkers in September. a city committee chaired by Mayor Uligen aims to mobilize charity groups and resources to establish and coordinate aid efforts, avoid duplication, and create a relief clearinghouse.
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New York
Elty
Maschinery Ta Motfere
Arelief
Appearadelty Committee
Mayer Uiglen
Oorganizations
Gene Writ Clearing House
Commercial boat makes long inland trip to promote party
New York report says a lying vessel completed nine round trips along inland lakes and rivers between New York and Chicago covering 7491 miles in 102 hours. The voyage aimed to promote the establishment of political party groups and alliances.
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New York
Here
Chicago
Aly Porys
Caroline Siaona
Arbuckle Faces Murder Charge in San Francisco
Fatty Arbuckle appears in court amid dejection as a murder complaint is filed over the death of actress Virginia Rappe. Lawyers say Arbuckle is innocent, and the hearing is postponed until Friday while police and district attorney assemble evidence.
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San Francisco
Daniel O'Brien
Arbuckle
Mes
Bumbjig Maude Demont
Delont
St. Francis Hotel
Miss Rappe
Arturkin
Gros
Dal
Distriet
Vrady
Milton T. Uren
Arhacke
Uurtyfour
Frank Fh Domingines
Charles H. Brennan
Witte M. Cohen
Roscoe
Fatty
California
Parley Demands Amid Antestate Protests In Ta vernoes Talks
Public reply from Eamonn De Valk era echoes Sinn Fotn stance on the peace conference stipulations at Ta vernoes. The Sinn Fotn backs British offer for interfe rence at Inverness, announced yesterday with formal acceptance.
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Eamonn de Valkera
Trish
Tavernoes
Ae Firnak
Bet Rassert
Sinn Fotn
Peter Ent
Inverness
Ray Beats Canadian Record At Local Meet
Jofe Ray of Chierga set a new mark in the event with a time near the Canadian record of 420 percent handicap, finishing fourth in the race. Ralph Barnes of Hoamillion won the event with a 450 percent handicap.
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Ray
Taranto
Ane
Jofe Ray
Chierga
Ralph’ Barnes
Hoamillion
Barres
Halifax Blast Sends Shock Through City and Harbor
A massive explosion at the Dartmouth refinery near Halifax caused a chain of blasts and glass shattering shocks felt across Halifax, Dartmouth, Woodside, and Eastern Passage. Telephone services were disrupted as officials assessed damage and potential casualties after the incident.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Ob Company
Dartmouth
Wuston
Woodside
Eastern Passage
Insurrection in White Russia Reported by Warsaw Dispatch
London reports White Russia as the site of an insurrection against Soviet rule sparked by Bolshevik food levies. Rebels defend supplies as Bolsheviks seize control with arrests and executions noted and Soviet authorities fighting back. A separate St Joseph case seeks a bandit identification tied to a suspect from Platte City awaiting trial.
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London
Russia
Warsaw
Russa
St. Joseph
Parkville
Stodeseph
Bt Joseph
Platte City
German Mark Dives to New Low Under One Cent
In New York on September 13 the German mark slid to an historic low, trading at 0.033 cents per mark. The note cites a prewar value near 24 cents, highlighting a sharp collapse in the currency.
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New York
Markets Report: Grain Livestock Prices Amid Fluctuations
The market notes varied flour prices for hard and soft wheat and rye with mixed patent and commodity grades. Poultry, cattle, hogs, and lambs show broad price ranges and steady receipts across multiple categories, including prime steers and feed cattle along with poultry and dairy figures.
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Heerg
Blomg
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