Turn for the Worse Culminates in Paralysis of Respiratory Organs
Moscow reports the death of Soviet premier Nicolai Lenin after a sudden turn for the worse at his country villa near Moscow. Announcement said by the All Russian Soviet. Lenin, born Vladimir Ulianov in 1870, led Bolshevism and the Dictatorship of the Proletariat.
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Moscow
Nicolai Lenine
Russia
Lenine
Bolshevick
Nikolai Lemine
Vladimir Witch Ulianoff
Qimhirek
Bok offers to duplicate $100000 prize for peace plan
Edward Bok proposed duplicating his $100,000 prize to the author of any peace plan chosen by the Senate committee on propaganda. He sent a letter to Senator Moses of New Hampshire, chairman, offering to cover expenses for a nationwide referendum if needed.
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Bok
Washington
Senate
Edward Bok
Moses
New Hampshire
Tips for taxpayers 1923 income tax deductions
The text explains deductible business expenses for 1923 returns. It lists storekeepers may deduct rent, advertising, insurance, utilities, drayage, repairs, and employee salaries. Professionals such as lawyers and doctors may deduct supplies, car expenses, professional dues, journals, office rent, utilities, and office staff costs.
Burley Cooperative reports $22 million tobacco sales
C F Latham, chief engineer, announced the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association sold 22 million dollars of tobacco last week. Of this, 15 million was shipped to Liggett Myers, and 7 million to five manufacturers including Lomlord, O'Brien, and International Planters. Warehouses span 1160 acres. Kingsport could become a major receiving station. hydraulic press planned.
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Burley Tobacco Growers’ Cooperative Association
New York
E. J. O’brien Company
Louisville, Ky
Internation
al Planters’ Corporation
Richmond
Cooperative Association
Mr. Latham
Burley Belt
R. M. Barker
J. C. Stone
Mrr
Latham
Kingsport
Lexington
Abingdon
Bristol
Johnson City
Knoxville
I M Fuller Elected President of Kingsport Business Club
I M Fuller has been elected president of the Kingsport Business Men's Club. The announcement notes his leadership role and outlines responsibilities for guiding the organization forward.
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I. M. Fuller
The
Kingsport Business Men’s Club
Lewis Reports at UMW Convention on Long Term Wage Deals
International President John Lewis told the United Mine Workers of America convention that wage agreements lasting several years without strikes could aid the public and stabilize the industry. He offered no specific proposals, urged wise counsel, and highlighted the need to avoid coal legislation. A scale committee led by Frank Farrington with members Jackson, Turnblazer, and Pascoe was announced to study reforms.
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Petrograd
Siberia
Minusinsk
Siberian
Nikolai Lenine
Lena
Switzerland
Lenine
Gariteawla Na
Lewis
Indianapolis
International
John Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Congress
Federal Coal Commission
Frank Farrington
Illinois
William Turnblazer
Kentucky
Tennessee
Lonnie Jackson
Samuel Pascoe
Jackson
Fall to Appear Before Committee Over Teapot Dome
Washington. The senate public lands committee subpoenas Albert B. Fall former secretary of the interior to appear for more questions on the Teapot Dome lease. It will probe the source of 100000 dollars used to enlarge his New Mexico ranch holdings in 1921. Fall said the money came from Edward B. McLean, a Washington newspaper publisher. McLean testified the checks were returned uncashed.
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Washington
Senate Public Lands Committee
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Teapot Dome
New Mexico
Fall
Edward B. McLean
McLean
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Late Telegraph News
Joseph Pennell
Burley Co-Operative Association
C.F. Latham
Burley
Bacco Association
Poard
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