Tax Revision Talks Move With Harding On Revenue Cuts
Washington republicans on the house ways and means committee plan a Tuesday talk with President Harding on tax revision. They back fifty percent cuts to transportation taxes and dress proposed eliminations on soda fountain ice cream and certain clothing items to ease the fiscal burden.
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Washington
Fordney
House
Ways and Mans Committee
Harding
Ashington
DD. C
Ways and Means Committee
Froma
Gatil
Ted
Barding
Haring
Murder probe widens as Kennedy slaying investigated
Los Angeles authorities pursue multiple leads in the Kennedy murder case. Suspects include Jenlfrn Burch and Mrs Madelyn Obenchkin, with Burch under suspicion for murder and Obenchkin detained as a witness. Investigators seek the missing chain of evidence while tracing an automobile hire near Kennedy’s summer home and following a complex web of alibis and family connections.
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suchier_ cottage
Beverly Glen Br
Uayonighe
Attorness
Kennedy
Las Vegas
Nevada
Arthur Courtenay Gureh
Manston
Illinois
Burch
Madelyn Obenchkin
Will
Chicago
Rayo
Obenohuiy
Automobiles
Aggert
Boeverly Glen Cottage
Buren Bag
Kennedy Summer House
Jenlflon Burch
Penuty
Nolan
Chain
Jig
Branston
Small Defies Arrest Over Embezzlement Warrants in Illinois
Sangamon county officials pressed to serve Governor Len Small with warrants on larceny and embezzlement charges as a stand off formed at the Capitol. Sheriff Henry Mester and deputies waited with authorities in the corridor while Small remained in his office amid a siege like scene as talks and timing stretched into the afternoon.
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Ill
Sangamon County
Len Small
Walie
Henry Mester
Mortimer
Mester
State House
Small
Erickson Bakery Cake Shop Damaged By Fire Tuesday
Fire swept Erickson Bakery's cake shop in South Fifth Avenue, caused by a hot detonation from gas lines. Over $2,000 in losses reported as flames confined to the shop with smoke damaging adjoining rooms. restoration of Chicago to La Crosse airmail service anticipated in 1922 with limited routes continuing.
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Erickson Bakery Company
South Fifth Smoer
Thes
Carl F. Bree
Airmail
United States
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Chicago-Minneapolis
Carl F. Ereo
United States Armail Service
Minneapolis
Minneson
Rose
San Fransisco-New York
Irish lawmaker prisoners freed call on De Valera
Dublin report notes released Irish republican leaders met with Eamonn De Valera at the Mansion House. The informal gathering aimed to discuss joint statements on Ballymurphy internment conditions and the impact drew many visitors, including English attendees, signaling broader interest.
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DE Valera
Dublin
Associated Tress
Harlid Ment
Eamonn de Tater
Mne
Bally Iular
Caray
John J. McKeenan Yeas
Mayor's Committee To Meet Thursday
Madison Wis Gov Blane announced the appointment of W Baker as county judge at Kenosha county. The mayor's committee will convene Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock to review ongoing street work, per the city clerk's office.
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Mayor’s Committee
Madison
Wis
Blane Tuesdne
Af W. Baker
Kenosha County
Japanese envoy denies anti disarmament stance
The Japanese ambassador in Washington denies Japan opposes the disarmament move warning of possible unfavorable opinion in Japan on the plan. Shidehara cites acceptance to enter the conference as confidence in a successful outcome and urges caution about opposing views at home.
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Washington, D. C
Baton Shidihara
Lawton
Hare
Japan
Garon Shidehara
Jromo
Missing 14 year old girl Malloy last seen Tuesday evening
Willow Malloy, 14, of 117 North Third Street, reported missing from home since Tuesday evening. Salvation Army officers are assisting investigators, with no known reason for her departure. She was last seen wearing a checkered dress, white shoes, stockings, blue cap, and gold rim glasses.
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Willow Afnlloy
North Third Street
Salvation Army
Tne
Miss Malloy
Anti-Beer Bill Passes Senate Late Monday Vote
Senate approves amendment stopping promiscuous home searches as part of anti beer measures. The body also moves to Capper-Teicher bill banning grain gambling and schedules a month long recess. conference with the House on the amendment was anticipated.
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Senate
Bill
Ashington
Campbell
Willis Pill
Stanley
Kentucky
Wie
Treasury
Meven
Mexican Editor Shot After Paper Attacks Officer
General Jose Alcisio Robles editor of WL Democratic and brother of the Mexican minister to Spain was killed by five armed men while driving through a city street. The attack followed a Monday morning publication criticizing General Trevino, who directed a commission and faced opposition from El Universal.
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Mexico
Jose Alcisio Robles
Spain
WL Democratic
Geneeral Neinty Trevino
Luc Feders
Arc
Mde
President Harding Signs Sweet Bill and Picks Directors
Washington reports President Harding signed the Sweet bill reorganizing government service for postwar veterans. Charles B Vorles of Washington state named director of the Veterans Bureau. The Senate Privileges and Elections Committee split 5 to 4 on a contested seat tied to Henry Ford’s challenge amid party defections.
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Harding
Swashington
Charles B. Vorles
Washington
State
Bureau of War Risk Insurries
Veterans’ Bureau
Erreret
Pacific Mail steamer San Jose ashore near San Pablo Reef
The Pacific Mail steamship San Jose bound from Panama to the west coast has run aground on San Pablo Reef about 650 miles south of San Diego. Forty passengers and crew total 66 aboard are landed while efforts to refloat the vessel continue by its engines. The destroyer Farquhar and the Grffdy are en route to assist, with the steamer Multnomah also in tow.
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Pacific Mail
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Cal
Pacific Mail Steam-Ship Company
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Panama
West Coast
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Riffdy
Pan- American Line
Multnomah
California
Eureka
Charles R. McCormick Company
Pershing Inspects Citizens' Camp at Rockford
General Pershing visits Camp Grant Tuesday to inspect the citizens training camp and will review the Sixth division. He plans to proceed to Townsville Wisconsin from Rockford and is due in St. Bon Minn Wednesday morning.
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Vietoity
Wisconsin
Borlin
Liver Bulletin
Stavens
Floog Helgut
Minera
Prarie di Chien
Davenport
Asmarcy
Elena
Ae Dackson
Memphis
Ines
Rockford
Pershing
Camp Grant
Citizens
La Crosse Auto Owners Asked to Aid Shriner Transport
La Crosse asks 2,000 car owners to volunteer drives for Shriners August 23. About 200 car owners already offered, each with a Hop In card to indicate willingness to transport strangers to designated locations without charge. Calls for more volunteers and provides contact numbers for organizers.
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la Crosse
Shriners
Automobile Committee
L. H. Martin
British and Italian premiers seek Silesia border deal
At Paris talks Briand and Lloyd George privately agreed on a compromise boundary in Upper Silesia, roughly west of Plebas on the Vistula, with the line bisecting the plebiscite area. Britain and Italy opposed sending French troops, stressing equitable voting by Poles and Germans and warning against future use of power. Four killed in Houston freight wreck as trains burned and riders missing. exact toll uncertain.
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Associated Press
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France
Lloyd George
England
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Pleas
Vistula
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Europe
Silesia
Austria
Prussias
Sacha
Houston
Tex
Gulf Coast Lines
DeQuiveey
Jewels vanish from Pullman car on Chicago limited
Investigation underway after $100,000 in jewels disappeared while the 20th century limited sped toward Chicago Monday. Max Levy of Chicago reports a briefcase with the jewels was taken from under his pillow in the Pullman sleeper, and another pillow was moved while he slept. Also noted are drowning, state news, and club meeting details: retired sailor Captain W T Sutherland dies in East River, proclamation of a deputy prohibition commissioner for Wisconsin, and an Auto Club meeting in Madison tonight.
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Max Levy
Green Bay
Wik
W. T. Sutherland
East River
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