No Taxes Due On Big New York Estates
Long Island estates of prominent figures face tax forfeiture as Suffolk County sets October 3 for unpaid taxes. The Frederick A. Dourne estate in Oakdale owes over 37 000 in taxes with only three of seven heirs paying. The Idle Moor Vanderbilt Estate, bequeathed to Harold Vanderbilt, shows about 17 000 unpaid, amid ongoing litigation. Maude Adams’s Ronokozin property near 18 acres carries about 200 in taxes.
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Riverhead
N.Y
Associated Press
Long Island
Suffolk County
Commodore Frederick A. Dourne
Oakdale
Vanderbilt
Idle Moor
Willam K. Vanderbilt
Harold Vanderbilt
Dare
Maude Adams
Ates
Ronokozin
French and Brits Fail to Concur on Debt Issue
The text notes disagreement between French and British officials over the debt question. It suggests U S officials discussed international debt and anticipates no action on French debt to Longland until a French American debt conference concludes.
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Jmpresman
U-20 Blown Up She Sank the Lusitania
Copenhagen Aug 25 The German submarine U-20, famed for destroying the Lusitania in 1915, was blown up by order of the Danish admiralty after grounding off Fulea coast. The vessel had been abandoned after failed explosive attempts. Fresh mackerel and herring were noted in a separate advisory.
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Lopenhagen
Denmark
Associated Press
Vealby Beach
West Jutland
Irish
Danth Admiralty
Divorced husband sought as murder suspect in Hastings
A coroner's jury in Hastings Nebraska failed to reach a verdict in the double slaying of Mrs. Lawrence Bird and Clarence Yager on a highway seat. Officials pursue robbery or jealousy as motives and have asked Los Angeles authorities to locate Lawrence Bird, the slain woman's divorced husband, who has not been heard from in two months.
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Hastings
Neb
Associated Press
Lawrence Bird
Clarence Yager
Los Angeles
Chinese Tongs War Breaks Out Across Cities
Old feuds flare as gang warfare erupts among tongs in many cities. Slain ward Low Suey in Nanneapolis is noted, and Lang Chooey of Chinatown in St. Lows is seriously wounded. Gunmen seek vengeance after a halted peace, with Hip Sing and On Leung Tongs blamed for renewed blood debt amid ongoing ethnic violence.
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Ward Low Suey
Nanneapolis
St. Lows
Lang Chooey
Chinatown
Hae
Enemey Tongmien
Solice
Boston
Yee Hip
Hip Sing Tong
Hip Sing
On Leung Tongs
Siim
Marsh
Lee Kaw -Ying
New York
Tovgs
Gott
Harper
White Moth at Marlow theater marks strong debut for Maurice Tourneur
The White Moth a serial-like film from Kansas joins Maurice Tourneur on screen with Barbara La Marr as The White Moth an American dancer entangled with Conwaye Tearle and Gonzalo Montrey. The Marlow run ends today with a matinee. The note adds a separate piece about a labor strike threatening a tax company in March.
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Marlow Theater
Maurice Tourneur
Barbara la Marr
Paris
White Moth
Kansas
Gonzalo Montrey
I Velcano
Eran
Ed Edwards to Headline Loomis Dance at Shrine Temple
Ed Edwards, a singing entertainer, joins the Loomis nine piece orchestra from the Winter Garden in Butte for a Shrine temple dance tonight. The De Ceciletos, famed dancing team, will be the feature act with skating dances seen in The Bridge of Sighs. Doug Issit and Jimmine Chatham add comedy songs and romance. the Montana Ramblers perform Thursday through Saturday as part of a big carnival lineup.
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Ed Edwards
Loomis
Winter Garden
Butte
Shrine Temple
Helena
de Ceciletos
Orpheum
Bridge of Sighs
Old Timers Call on Governor Erickson in Helena
A group of Montana copper mine developers arrived in Helena from Great Falls aboard the Great Northern to urge Governor Erickson to address copper industry concerns. The visitors, including Norman B. Totter of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis and Tame mond of the Monserra Trust, stayed at the Great Northern station before traveling to Butte. They spoke with Associated Press statements about copper demand and the expansion of the Great Falls electrolytic zinc plant, with plans to boost capacity to 240 million pounds annually. Mr Ryan and Mr Kelley plan to remain in Montana for several weeks before returning to New York.
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Ger
Montana Tower Company
Montana
Helena
Great Pally
Anaconda
Erickson
Jitter
Tuite
Atto
Mobile
Butte
Great Northern
Norman B. Totter
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Tamemond
Monserra Trust and Savings Awk
Janel
Avart
Great Norther Station
Putte
Ryan
Lfe
Kelsey
Great Falla
Ryam
Great Fade
Associated Press
Great Falls
Wr. Kelley
Momana
New
Yor
Eight Ships Off Massachusetts Coast Reported Offshore
Boston Aug 23 The Associated Press reports renewed activity after a period of quiet as coast guards note eight schooners roving about 20 miles off shore between Thatcher's Island and Cape Cod. Among them are British vessels James Parker Tiny Alone James Mary Alithance and the French La Parvienne from Le Havre. The eighth ship has not been identified.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Coast Guards
Thatcher's Island
Cane Cod
James Parker
Tiny Alone
James
Mary
Alithance
la Parvienne
Ta Havre
Smugglers rounded up in Oakfield mine raid
A roundup in Oakfield New York captured twenty men employed at the Akron Gypsant company mine. Immigrant inspectors identified most as natives of Tale and Foland who had entered from Canada. The incident follows heightened smuggling activity amid renewed enforcement.
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Oakfield
N.Y. Ave
S.b
Akron Gypsant Company
Ttale
Foland
Canaila
Western States Taxpayers Meeting Governer Pierce Talks
Montana taxpayers association reports four year expenditure cuts from 19.5 to 1.9 percent of 1920 levels, stresses budget laws and state expenditure controls. It notes county savings outpace state and local governments, proposes 22 budget bills, and urges uniform taxation, publication of valuations, and free tax service for residents.
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Western States Taxpayers Meeting
Pierce
Montana
Coolidge
Wnaverssats
Larrelly
VPF
Montane
Muich
Desig
Peitihe
Hess
Ed Medit
Momtana
Nanvaete
Montana Association
Mill 14
Asse- Gahan My Be
Histon
Mong Kong Residents Call for Canton Naval Blockade
Indignant over alleged hostile Chinese officers residents of Hong Kong adopt resolutions urging a complete naval blockade of Canton and neighboring cities citing alleged treaty violations by China.
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NAVY
Tong Kong
Associated Press
Mong Kong
Canton
Collisions Flare at German Flag Day Inauguration
At Gelsenkirchen on August 23 Associated Press reports clashes between communists and Werwolf nationalist members during the flag day ceremony. Dozens of Nationalists were seriously wounded and about thirty communists were arrested as the unrest erupted.
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Gelsenkirchen
The
Associated
Hawaiian Musicians Present Good Show at Amusement Grounds
The Abner & Kline Amusement company opened a weeklong engagement on North Benton Avenue featuring a seven member Hawaiian troupe directed by Al Kukume. They perform Hawaiian and popular airs with vocal numbers, and two women dancers present island dances, making the program one of the most entertaining on the grounds.
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Abner &. Kline Amusement Company
North Benton Avenue
al Kukume
Fearbound A Film With A Great Cast At Marlow Theater
A thriller with romance and comedy comes to the Marlow theater tomorrow via Associated Varley. Fearbound features Marjorie Dan as carefree Fally Tumble whose fatherless life shifts when a bandit head of the family appears. Tim Walk Night and Niles Weich co-star amid a large ensemble including Lose Mackintosh and Ed Roseman.
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Marlow Theater
Associated
Varley Ile
Marjorie Dan
Fallis
Amid
Faln
Marjorie Daw
James Pradsorye
Warner Richmond
Dester MacReynolds
Tean Freak Conlan
Bill Gude
Escaped Banker to Return for Eight-Year Sentence
Cele Fee Denver reporting that former bank teacher and escapee Vonee Slaughter awaits two federal guards from Fort Leavenworth after fleeing a prison break. Slaughter, who escaped in January during a bank embezzlement case tied to the 1916 Merrantite National Bank closure, was recaptured yesterday while trying to rent a house in a fashionable district.
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Denver
Cele
Sue Fee
Vonee
Puekie
Fenvenworth
Kannar
Rentéhee
Alreed
Tre
Merrantite National Bank
Tuehloda
Warships Bomb Riffs Amid Chicago Labor Unrest
Police believe labor troubles sparked bombings targeting Frank Rose a business agent and Frank Rangone secretary of the Barbers Union, amid escalating unrest.
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Chicago
Associated Press
The
Folice
Frank Rose
Frank Rangone
Barbers
Hard goal war still on mediation fails strike likely
The chairman of the operators scale committees states no agreement on the new contract as it would raise production costs and prices for the public. He warns arbitration will not occur this year and criticizes public intervention while asserting miners will not arbitrate.
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MUSL
Ini
Lewin
Tha Mers
Hle
Lewis
Chicago Daily News to be continued under Lawson will
The Chicago Daily News will continue under its current policy and management per the late Victor Fremont Lawson will. An executor and trustees gain full power over estate property including disposal of the newspaper by sale while millions are left to benevolent and philanthropic groups. the will lists bequests totaling 4.775 million dollars.
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Chicago
Assortatont Press
Chicago Daily News
Victor Fremont Lawson
Nawenaner
Prining
Winvly Merchants Trust Company
Flor
Philanthropin
Posse and Planes After Thugs in Lincoln County Chase
A $1,000 reward is offered for the capture of two slayers after they killed Officer Clark near North Platte. A posse led by Sheriff Pratt set a barricade on a bridge north of Colby, Kansas. The car fired on the barricade, Pratt was fatally wounded, and the robbers fled into a coupe borrowed from Doyle Crawford as they escaped northward.
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Clark
North Platte
Kansas
Notts Platte
Pratt
Colby
Doyle Crawford
Ives
Grazers Favor Federal Control For Public Domain
The Utah Cattle and Horse Growers' association president J M McFarlane urged federal control of the public domain as the time for uniform policy. In Danville Indiana Floyd Reed vice-president and Early Bryant cashier of the American State Bank were held up with a payroll of 11000 for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad.
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J. M. McFarlane
Utah Cattle and Horse Growers' Association
Danville
The
Associates Press
Floyd — Reed
Early Bryant
St. Bernice
Ind
Clinton
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rubber From Corn Promises Cheaper Auto Tires
James F. Norris, president of the American Chemical Society, says continued high rubber prices may drive U S manufacturers to produce rubber from Kansas corn.
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von Angeler
Calif
James F. Norris
American Chemical Society
Kansas
Corm
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Yolohoma
Uwulity Tax
Tnarch
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Loomis Dance
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Naplow
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Tobia
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Fearbound
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