Lloyd George and English Land Monopoly Debate
A modern report critiques English land monopoly under Lloyd George era, noting 40 000 back-to-back houses and 33 000 two room homes amid 12 009 back-to-back flats. It argues land values hamper sanitary conditions and urban growth, urging community led planning and closer ties between housing and industry to curb speculation.
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Loxton
David
Mathion
Timokow
Timokow Viata Unity Tre
Hieminihnin
Crain
Volvo
Remedies for urban distress and housing crisis arise
Livya Gerrae proposes surroundings, transport, and land value transfer to the state as remedies for pranynt conditions in Tirstain and for healthier, more prosperous penetration. The City of London report notes overcrowding and insanitary housing driving despair and illness, with London families often in poor health and districts like Shorodlen showing high mortality.
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Livya Gerrae
Tirstain
Hhe
City of London
London
Shorodlen
Bournville
Baden
Bloodless Revolt Changes Spain Ruler Later Hushed
Madrid witnessed a bloodless shift in governance as the military directorate of two years yielded to a new administration. The National Geographic Society report highlights Madrid’s modernity, railways, and urban growth while noting climate and topography that shaped its early rise to Spain’s largest city with extensive parks and transit.
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Spain
Madrid
Elgillan
m_ bulletin
National Geographic Society
Paris
Hfe
Cailroad
Jia
Berlin
Senarid
Taxis
Philip JI
Saregorsa
Sevilla
Philo
Inshenificask Tiver
Adugliy
Mardeld
T Kreater International
Porpssrand
Europe
Une
Crniseum
Santa Teins
Madril
Romin Celonseur
Love life bared in theater show of Nazimova Bryant
Alla Nazimova and Charles Bryant admitted to a long alleged marriage of fourteen years while Bryant claimed he was never married. The admission exposes a hidden marriage history and possible biographical implications for the ex stage star and her co star.
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Alla W Nazimova
Exotra Star
The
Atage
Serren
Charles Bryant
Duver
Bryant
Bigamy With Step Sister Shocks Worcester
Stanley Brewer was arrested for bigamy after deserting his wife and marrying his step sister. In Elmstown England Mary Gurne, a victim of sleeping sickness, had been in a coma for seven months. A young Borilla was transported by air from Amsterdam to London in a special crate. In Warsaw more than 200 Russian Communists were deported from the South Suburban district.
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Worcester
Ang
Stanley Brewer
Elmistown
Eng
Klss
Mary Gurne
Owilla
Amsterdam
London
Reds Pol
Warsaw
Stuthenian
Vo Jund
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu Ad
Doctors recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten a grippe like influenza sore throat or tonsillitis. Take four Calotabs at bedtime with water. Next morning the cold vanishes and the body feels purified with a hearty breakfast afterward. Family package with directions available at any drug store for 25 cents.
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Jaro
Court to Rule on Copyright in Dance Steps
Paris writers spar over whether dance steps are protectable personal property of the creator. Jeanne Chasle sues Olga Soutzo for damages claiming the steps are a choreographic composition. Soutzo argues her rendition reflects her own temperament and interpretation as artistic property.
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Paris
Der
Paris Conservatoire
Jeanne Chasle
Gla Soutzu
Mme, Chasse
Olga Seutze
Mme
Chasie
Piri
Soutzo
Guitry
New York World
Puplishing Company
Payments to US Treasury From Foreign Governments
Payments aggregating 15,263,000 were made to the treasury by seven foreign governments in war time loan settlements. Britain's third annual installment totaled 302,310,000, Belgium paid 27,432 in cash on post armistice indebtedness, Czecho Slovakia 1,500,000 semi annual, Finland 180,000, Lithuania 45,578, Poland 500,000, and Hungary 93,611 in their debt agreements.
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Washington
Treasury
United States
Eame
Great Britain
Belgium
Caecho
Pinland
Lithuania
Poland
Hun
Deferaction on Aircraft Bill Delayed in Senate Action
The Associated Press reports the Senate deferred the Hingham commercial aircraft bill at Democratic floor leader Senator Robinsons request after brief discussion. Final action on the bill is expected to be delayed due to Republican leaders considering Nye case and World Court proposals. The measure would create an additional assistant secretary of commerce to oversee commercial aircraft regulations as part of implementing the presidents commission recommendations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dec
Hingham Commercial Aircraft
Senate
Robinson
Tor
Nye
Come Merece
Bit Barra
Huge Atlantic Merchant Fleet Growth Forecast by Franklin
London reports Franklin, president of the International Mercantile Marine, says the era of huge Atlantic liners isn’t over though ship construction costs prevent immediate upgrades. He notes Germany’s stance aside, predicting larger ships will return as costs ease and global shipping does not retreat.
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Atlantic
Frankian
London
Franklin
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