Senate OKs conference report on tax bill to finish work
Washington notes final enactment of the tax revision bill after Senate acceptance of the conference report. The measure heads to the president for signature, with a 39 to 20 vote and Republican support from six lawmakers and one Democrat opposing. The bill reshapes transportation taxes, income provisions, and retroactive exemptions amid an extended session and upcoming political contests.
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Princess Mary to wed Englishman cited amid British relief
A damaged wire story notes British public gratification that Princess Mary will marry a British nobleman, Vizcount Lascelles, easing democratic tensions and romantic expectations. It hints at national relief if the match strengthens monarchy and unity, amid editorial spins on modern views and political reconstruction.
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Fran Doe
Filled milk not nutritious says Babcock testimony
Meeres Wisconsin farmer Stephene Monkoy Babcock testified Wednesday about milk tests at the University of Wisconsin. He argued that filled milk cannot substitute for real milk due to essential nutrients and feed components. The state faces a push for regulation of filled milk while experts defend or challenge its use. President Taft nominates Edward T. Corman to be receiver of public money in Washington.
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Ito
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Loecow
McCallen
Dubs Leoking University
Ant
No Mail Thursday in Business District Holiday Change
Fragmentary notice indicates a postal service pause on Thanksgiving, delaying mail delivery in the business district. Worded confusion suggests Wednesday action by postal authorities and upcoming changes in service.
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Thera Avi
Nail
Killed Is the Disorder of Yesterday in Belfast
A Belfast dispatch reports street violence as a protracted disorder continues after Sinn Fein talks in Downing Street. Fatalities rise to at least thirteen, with curfews and precautionary measures, while police and soldiers struggle to contain the unrest and protect key facilities.
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Belfast
City tax plan under debate at county board meeting
County board discussed a tax apportionment plan for schools and city services, noting fixed expenses for police, health, water, and streets. Speakers debated budget control, with calls to let voters decide whether to raise rates, while supervisors approved several road, bridge, and school appropriations and set future steps.
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Pallee
Che Mayer
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Chieney
Abe
Hamilton
Tarson Coles Road
C. Tito
Shelby
Farminghen
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Rommoan School
Circuit Court
Court Law Library
Oak Forest
Outdoor Sports Association Plans Membership Drive
Disjointed notice outlines plans for the Ta Crosse Outdoor Sports Association to run a Saturday morning membership drive and tag day in downtown, with volunteers from the school assisting. Proceeds aim to fund a skating rink, warming tent, and related facilities, seeking broad support for the effort.
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Ta Crosse
Ah Micening
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Antic
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Percibena Jagnon Sakting
Vonstrue
Simonds Reports on Briand Speech and French Security Debate
Frank I. Simonds analyzes M. Briand’s Washington address and the wider drive to explain France’s wartime burdens and security needs. The piece contrasts French aims with British and American reactions, noting attempts to disarm France and the conference’s limited success in shaping policy and public opinion. The article highlights U.S. and British reluctance to back rapid disarmament and the persistent struggle over French defense guarantees.
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M. Eriand
Washington
United States
Wilson
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Fhaghes
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Ayas
France
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Germany
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Tyre
Armament Talks Open as Briand Attends Last Conference
Delegates from five powers open discussions on land armaments while Premier Briand, en route home, expresses cautious satisfaction with the direction of talks. Subcommittees named to study gas warfare, autonomous administration in China, and tariff constraints, with U S advisors advancing reports and weapons debate.
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China
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