America's Gift to France Honors Lafayette and Liberty
A historic plan frames America's gift to France the colossal statue by Frederick MacMonnies to mark the Marne Battle and Lafayette's memory. Thomas W. Lamont chairs a national committee raising funds from all Americans including schoolchildren and patriotic groups. Pershing and Lafayette are cited as crusaders of liberty and the Paris Meaux cross near the Marne is noted as a symbol of Franco American friendship.
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Maine
France
United States
America
Pershing
Lafayette
Tanfa Sentta
Dyadid Y Cllc
Bartholdi
New York Harbor
the Marne
Liberty
Frederick MacMonnies
Thomas W. Lamont
Marne
Dren
Brandywine
Gloucester
Washington
Gongres
Virginia
Rochambeau
American
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Meaux
Sons of Liberty
Equality
Fraternity
State Board Clarifies Valuation Protests for Livestock Taxes
The State Board of Equalization explains 1920 valuations for cattle and sheep. Registered bulls and yearling stock face $250 per head in Class 14, shown as for fancy stock. $150 per head for Class 2. Registered ewes are $75 in Class 4, with all other purebred cattle and sheep falling under Class 3.
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State Board of Equalization
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Bordeaux
de Kalb
Spain
South Carolina
Congress
Army of the United States
Army of
Carpenters
Hayles Hall
Oscar Moody
Nec
State Board
Ford Motor Car
Ford
Thompson Motor Co
West 17Th Street
J. Rosenblum Paint CO
Mountain & Plain Paints
Carter