England Plans Tax Cuts and Debt Reductions in Budget
Austen Chamberlain, new chancellor, presented a budget showing no new taxes and no further tax cuts this year. Surplus around £230.5 million praised, with debt to the United States reduced by £70 million and Canada debt cut by £20 million. External debt down £203 million in two years. remaining five year notes of $11 million due in November will be paid.
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Robert S. Llorne
House of Commons
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Canada
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British mob jams Bow Street court during German war trials
A riot nearly erupted outside Bow Street court as former service men surged toward German counsel Herr Schroeder and associates during a lunch break in an inquiry into alleged cruelty by German officers. German lawyers attended for first time since 1914 as British POW testimony is used for Leipsic war crimes trial under Versailles provisions.
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London
Bow Street Court
Herr Schroeder
Leipsic
Canadian Government Takes Over Grand Trunk Railways
Ottawa April 27 The Meighen government bill to take over and run the Grand Trunk railway passed the house of commons without a formal vote. The takeover includes Grand Trunk lines in the United States and moves ahead of ongoing arbitration to set property value. The government accuses the company of delaying the arbitration.
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Ottawa
Meighen
Grand Trunk Railway
House of Commons
Grand Trunk
United States
Grand Trunk Railway Company
Pacific Fleet Stages Sham Battle in Los Angeles Harbor
A large portion of the Pacific fleet in southern California waters took part yesterday in a sham battle in Los Angeles harbor. Admiral Hugh Rodman directed movements from his flagship as ships, aircraft, hydroplanes and dirigibles participated with bombs and smoke barrages in what is described as the fleet’s largest such exercise to date.
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Pacific Fleet
Los Angeles
California
Hugh Rodman
Roller Skating Misadventure On Bridge Ends In Collision
John K. Bings known as J K after a strike forces him to commute by various means. He borrows his daughter's skates to cross the bridge and tumbles into a crowd near the New York end injuring two stenographers, losing his hat and ripping his coat.
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John K. Bings
J. K
Dylan
Brooklyn
Hizzoner
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J. I
New York Sun
Gray haired matron refuses seat and moves to front
A fussy old woman aboard a street car spurns a seat offer. She accepts one, but when asked to slide over she declaims I will arise and take my body elsewhere. She moves to the front, maintaining her dignity amid the request.
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Indianapolis Star
Skyscraper Suburb Rising Near Madrid Cuatro Caminos
A private firm builds a vast new model suburb north of Madrid near Cuatro Caminos to house waves of rural migrants. Ten story towers will hold 400 flats and 40 stores each, with a central boulevard over half a mile long and 130 feet wide flanked by trees.
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Madrid
Cuatro Caminos
Ingenious Hatroom Pirates in Broadway Dansant Conflict
Two hatroom pirates clashed over a spool of white thread used to loosen change from tightwads at a Broad way dansant. They cut the thread into strips, then chase patrons who refuse tips and pull white ravelings from their backs to display to the crowd. The antics yield a dime per incident.
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New York Times
American Forestry sends 12 million tree seeds to Europe
The American Forestry Association began shipping 12,000,000 Douglas fir tree seeds to Europe as a gift from the American people. The seeds move through British, French, and Belgian embassies to reforest war-devastated areas where the species is in high demand.
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America
Europe
American Forestry Association
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Pigs Evade Blobson in Five-Hour Front Garden Escape
London Answers reports Blobson spent five hours trying to drive three pigs from his front garden. Davies notes Blobson questioned his speed while Cooper jokes Blobson moved faster than the pigs but not in multiple directions.
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Blobson
Davies
London
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Cure Ad
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications only constitutional treatment is needed Hall s Catarrh Medicine is a constitutional remedy It treats through the blood to reduce inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube Circulars free All Druggists F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Publication Notice of Homestead Claim in Montana
Axel L. Larson of Bole Montana filed notice of intention to prove up a three year homestead claim for the southeast quarter section 20 township 24 north range 3 west Montana Meridian before U. S. Commissioner A A Warner at Chateau Montana on June 8 1921. Witnesses named are Alin Holm Charles E Hallberg John E Holm and John C Bjork all of Bole. First published May 5 last June 2.
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Montana
Range
Meridian
A. A. Warner
U. S
Chateau
Alin Holm
Charles E. Flallberg
John E. Holm
John C. Bjork
J. A. Barker
Register
Willow Creek
E. A. Durham Co
Jessees
Woman Suffers Backaches Seek Kidney Relief
Mrs J B Harris of Great Falls Montana says Doan’s Kidney Pills relieve her dreadful backache and bladder weakness from kidney trouble. She uses the remedy for relief and recommends it. 60 cents at dealers. Fester Millburn Co Buffalo NY is the maker.
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J. B. Harris
Third St. S. W
Great Falls
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Harris
Fester-Millburn
Mtre
Buffalo
N. Y
Foreclosure Suit Involving Montana Mortgage and Defendants
The District Court in Teton County Montana issues a summons to Louis Beringer Minnie Beringer Alice M. Kinsley Lulu B. Stanton and others to answer a complaint within 20 days. The action seeks foreclosure of a mortgage dated November 11 1965 against the named defendants and others.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of Teton
C. Lewis Davies
Ada Pugh
Louis Beringer
Minnie Beringer
Alice M. Kinsley
Lulu B. Stanton
First National Bank of
Minate Beringen
Mort
Foreclosure Notice on Montana Farm Property in Teton County
Blanche M. Jacobson Clerk issues foreclosure against gagors and multiple defendants on the Southeast quarter of Section 35, Township 26 N, R3W, Montana, 160 acres, recorded November 18, 1915. Proceeds to satisfy mortgage to C Lewis Davies and others. attorney for plaintiffs Preeman Thelan Frary of Great Falls. First pub April 21, last May 12.
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County of
Teton
Montana
Preeman, Thelan & Frary
Great Falls
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