U. S. Gets Homes For Its Envoys
Washington reports show Congress has appropriated 0 Number of dollars for embassies since 1920 and lawmakers seek another 2 000 000. The article notes the United States will erect premier embassies in major capitals and lists cities worldwide where flags will fly over official homes. It argues government owned residences widen access to diplomatic posts and prevent democracy from being thwarted by wealth.
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Foreign Buildings Office
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India
Gandhi
Canada
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
House of Representaves
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Longworth
Mr. Longworth
Repub Enhue
Nick” Long
Worth
Archie Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hateman
James C Btone
Federal
Furing Branks
Europe
Luss
Wost
Witke
Ameriot
Russia
Rrussia
Princess Claims Soviet Revolt Funds Amid Detroit Address
Princess Alexandra Kropotkin charged in Detroit that 144 paid Soviet agents in the United States work to spread communism and plan a world revolution. She said half of Soviet foreign trade profits finance these agents, with $100,000 on deposit in English and German banks for this purpose.
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Detroit
Mich
United States
Alexandra Kropotkin
Flopping Trout Wrecks Speeding Automobile
Mr and Mrs Henry P Bennett of Bly report a large trout leaping from a trout rearing pond and striking their car near Fly Nevada. The vehicle leaving the highway rolled several times but its occupants escaped injury.
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Fly
Nev
Henry P. Bennett
Bly
Millionaires Vanish in Britain as Taxable Incomes Rise
Britain loses millionaires at an accelerating rate with only a few left, while smaller incomes and those subject to taxation grow. 1929 30 tax rolls show 487 millionaires in the UK versus 601 in 1924 25, and 2 250 000 taxpayers overall. Total taxable income for 1920 30 reaches a peak since 1922 amid Irish Free State changes.
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London
Britain
John Steele
Chicago Tribune
Commissioner of Inland Revenue
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland
Irish Free State
Architects Plan Attack on Ugly Buildings in U S
The American Institute of Architects plans a nationwide effort to cut ugly design at the source by urging the formation of architects advisory councils to evaluate buildings before construction starts, improving quality early in the process.
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U. S
Washington
American Institute of Architects
Ely
Nmue
Institute
Country of Architects' Advisory Counile
Agnes Tedford Dislocates Jaw in Remote Area
Mrs Agnes Tedford yawned so enthusiastically that she dislocated her jaw. She lives in a remote section and had to travel six miles for medical relief.
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Cornville
Mianni
Agnes Tedford
Monarchs Fall and New Spanish Republic Emerges
King Alfonso XIII exits Spain as the monarchy ends and the republic rises. Exiled royals, released prisoners, and Don Niceto Zamora assume the presidency while Madrid watches for swift shifts in governance amid broader European trends.
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Alfonso
Spain
Barcelona
Valencia
Jaca
Nicceto Alenia Zamora
Alfonso XII
Maria Christina
Madrid
Europe
France
Ex-congressman fined as public office is tainted by graft
A former congressman was fined 2009 for graft after denying probation due to health and arguing others were not indicted. Judge Woodward warned public office loses respect when bought, noting the offense was grave and to deter similar acts among lawmakers.
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Evansville
Ind
Harry E. Rowbottom
Congress
First
Indiana
Forum
Congressiown
Hurtess) Woodward
Leavenworth
Woodward
Prohibition chief touts March enforcement gains
Woodcock reports March shows record seizures and more arrests than any similar period since July, with the Bureau of Prohibition noting rising jail terms while fines decline. He cites 71 federal cases docketed by February end and 215,458 on April 1, and mentions shifts after enforcement moved to the Justice Department.
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Prohibition
Woodcock
Bureau
Treasury
Justice Department
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