Tea Room affair probes fail to prove vote trading
Senate and house committees clashed over bribery charges linked to a hotel room conversation. The majority reports found no evidence of vote trading or bribery, exonerating assembly members, while motions to table and expunge sparked heated scenes.
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Panlivet
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Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Health For Digestive Ailments
A testimonial claims the Mayr's Wonder Remedy cured chronic stomach and digestive troubles, allowing the speaker to eat normally and enjoy activities again. The ad-style note mentions relief from catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation, and asserts universal applicability to stomach liver and intestinal issues, including appendicitis, with one dose convincing skeptics.
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HDOPT Annual Program Of Stockmen's Meeting
The program lists speakers from Helena and Chicago including J. Burke A. Leonard and S. W. Butler with talks on livestock conditions and moving pictures. A boxing card at the Filgeria Shrine and a banquet are noted with officers to be elected and committees named. Exhibits of purchased stock and sales will be announced later.
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Plumbers given fines for anti trust charges in New York
Twenty seven master plumbers and corporations were indicted last December in a building investigation and sentenced March 22 with jail terms and fines ranging from 250 to 1100. The action stems from a state anti trust law violation in a case tied to early secrecy and market manipulation.
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Eve Tollas
Trade talk and Polish split in postwar Europe
A London report notes officials avoiding public comment on reviving trade with Russia while Hoover frames it as economic not political. Paris dispatches discuss Upper Silesia votes, with Germany winning most districts but Poland favored in others. London comments defend the trade pact with Russia as a de facto arrangement, not a peace treaty, with claims and any liabilities reserved for later settlement. A Moscow wireless states treaties with Turkey Persia and Poland along with a British trade accord, signaling Soviet gains and potential wider recognition. Stockholm reports large gold shipments from Russia via Reval, eased by the US allowing origin certificates, with 7 tons sent to America and roughly 5 more in transit.
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Governor Dixon Explains Income Inheritance Tax Policy
Governor Dixon defends a 1 percent direct inheritance tax on estates from $10,000 to $10,000,000, arguing it will raise about $260,000 annually for the state treasury. He claims the measure targets large fortunes overseas and that revenue supports a depleted treasury. critics warn it could hinder development and favor railroad and mining interests amid a broader push for state controls.
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Bergdoll Deserter Sparks U.S. Demands for Return
Washington reports a national legislative letter urging the War Department to secure the return from Germany of Gro Bergdoll, Philadelphia heir and army deserter, portrayed as a criminal refugee evading justice while in Germany. The appeal cites Bergdoll’s impact on American honor and justice, noting German pursuit and U.S. policy pressures.
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Associated Press
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Philadelphia
Galbraith
America
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British women seek posts in foreign service councils
British women demand positions as diplomats within the foreign service. They do not seek ambassadors or ministers but propose appointing a female councillor at each British embassy. The idea was floated by Professor Winifred Cullis of Cambridge in a speech to the English Speaking Union, noting women could aid ambassadors in interpretation.
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London
Wormed
Winifred Cullis
Cambridge
University
Unclear excerpt on women’s role in government and diplomacy
The text discusses women gaining voice in government and proposing diplomatic missions for women. It mentions opposition by swang, wubagsaders, and references to President Mileraad and Marshal Pilgudati during a Paris visit, with dated—though garbled—context.
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Mileraad
Marshal Pilgudati
Dignat Astey
Paris
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