Congress to cut taxes by about 160 million dollars
The administration plans a 1 percent tax cut for individuals and corporations on 1920 incomes, aiming for calendar year 1930 relief. Mellon and Hoover conducted talks with party leaders, signaling broad support in Congress and expectation of early action when the 1930 session opens.
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Congress
Treasury
Mellon
Ogden Mills
Roy Young
Federal Reserve Board
Hoover
Secretary of the Treasury
Republicaa
Washington
Stock Market Turmoil Triggers Exchange Crackdown
The market faced a sharp downward drift with many blue chips sliding to year lows. The New York Stock Exchange demanded instant disclosure of borrowed stocks, loans, and failed deliveries as traders reacted to tax news and a buying surge that followed.
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Bears
Jesse Livermore
Aimateur
New York
Hoover Armistice Day Address Praised at Arlington
President Hoover’s Armistice Day remarks at Arlington National Cemetery drew wide praise in America as one of his most important statements. The address emphasized national unity and remembrance of those who served in war.
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Curtis
Governor Emmerson
Illinois
Soldier Field
Chicago
Hoover
Arlington National Cemetery
Ambassador Bridge
Detroit River
Tmoover
Toover
America
Ambassador Bridge Dedication Across Detroit River
Armistice day events featured the Ambassador bridge dedication the first span across the Detroit river to Canada. It claims world’s longest free span and cost about 4000000 dollars with a total length near five miles of approach and tower work. Parades and speeches in Detroit and Windsor praised the structure as a symbol of enduring peace between the United States and Canada.
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Ambassador Bridge
Detraldt
Cymada
Detroit
Coorinda
Ronald Lindsay to Be Ambassador to Washington
Retired under secretary of state for foreign affairs Ronald Lindsay is named ambassador to Washington to succeed Sir Esme TeWard who retires next year. Nelson Johnson, an American and son of Colrate Tour, is appointed minister to China after John Van A. MacMurray’s resignation. William Phillips resigns as American minister to Canada to return home for family reasons.
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Ronald Lindsay
Washington
Esme Teaward
Ronald
Colrate
New York
Nelson Johnson
Sloover
China
John van A. MacMurray
Jie
William Phillips
Canada
Hoover
State Department
United States
Caraway Presses Grant of Senators From Backward States
Senate lobby committee chairman Caraway claimed the panel hears mostly tariff interests while Joseph R. Grundy, long-time Pennsylvanian lobbyist, was recalled and asked to name senators from backward states. Grundy declined that would be improper, leading Caraway to press further.
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Mr. Grundy
Senate
Caraway
Willam Burgess
New Jersey
Burgess
Enator Bingham
Senator Caraway
Washington
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania
Mr. Caraway
Proclamation by ADT SHAT consolidates strict prohibition in Afmianistan
ADT SHAT proclaims strict prohibition in Afmianistan while pledging equal rights subject to Shariat sacred law. A recognized army will be formed and Kabul to host a military cadet college for modern warfare. King Nadir seeks a Grade Cissy with the United States.
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Adt Shat
Afmianistan
Kabul
Nadir
United States
Desolate figures mark a vanished era and a suicide link
A garbled report lists notable figures including Princess Victoria of Cerone and Frederick Afoncon of California. It mentions debts, divorce, and a dismal sequence of events tied to Canaday Dry and a Department of Wericultures station. Key names include James J. Riordan and Al Smith associates.
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Lepesy
Victoria
Porn
Tames
Rebch
Cianee
Canaday Dry
Esner
Union Industrial Bank losses reveal large bank thefts
Officers of the Union Industrial Bank of Flint Michigan disclose that over the past months ten or more employees stole money and securities totaling 83592. Charles S Mott president has deposited cash from his private fortune to guarantee depositors against loss.
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Union Industrial Bank of
Flint
Mich
Charles S. Mott
Social heir weds Norwegian immigrant in Oyster Bay room
William W. Willock Jr of New York married Adelaide Ingebert, a Norwegian immigrant and former chambermaid for his mother. The groom, son of W. W. Willock of high society and ex Jones & Laughlin VP, hails from a fortune rumored above one hundred million dollars. The couple were found in a $5 weekly room in Oyster Bay.
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Atlantic Seaboard
William W. Willock, Jr
New York
Adelaide Ingebert
Norway
W. W. Willock
The
Social Register
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
B. F. Jones
Oyster Bay
Dnaion
Information in Home Cooling and Heating Booklet Explains Air Motion
The Holland Institute of Thermology releases Bulletin No. 2 on applying theater cooling principles to home use. It explains how air motion aids heat removal from the body, cites tests from Germany, London, and U.S. sources, and promotes a free guide for homeowners and community organizations.
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Holland~Institute of Thermology
Holland
Mich
Institute
Germany
Buehund
Leonard UL Af
University College
London
United States
U.S. Bureau of Mines
American Society of Heating and Ventilating Pnoifeers
Warvard School of Public Health
New Air Circulation Feels Cooler Workers in Mine Show Benefits
A study from the Holland Institute of Thermology reports that moving air at 400 to 500 feet per minute in a mine prevented fever and fatigue from hot air, while still air caused temperatures to rise to 102 to 108 degrees. The findings suggest similar airflow methods can cool homes in summer using vaporaire or super circulator systems with electrified propellers.
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Ourapier
Uwolfend
Mneln
Bureau of Apoos
Istitute
Holland Institute of Thermology
This Old Age It Is Difficult to Get People on Their Knees
Quote from Capper's Weekly notes the challenge of forcing deference in an era when people resist even standing upright.
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Capper
Earliest American Bible Title and Translator
The first Bible published in America was translated into an Indian language by John Eliot, famously known as the Apostle to the Indians. The work marks a milestone in colonial religious literature and Native language outreach.
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America
John Eliot
Lesser Details Build Mastery, Epictetus’ Practice Advice
A fragment cites Epictetus noting that progress begins with small tasks and habits. The reflection emphasizes steady, patient effort in daily acts to achieve larger goals.
Timely Advice Missionary Warns Cannibal
A terse historical note records a missionary cautioning a cannibal about eating his brother. The speaker emphasizes refusal to agree with others and warns of indigestion as a humorous consequence.
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Alfred
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