President Backs Mellon Tax Cut Plan In Congress Message
President Overidge leans toward the Mellon tax reduction program and may endorse it in his message to Congress. Lawmakers debate opening tax schedules as Senate leaders and administration officials weigh the implications and Democratic support.
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Washington
Overidge
Congress
Melson
Coolidgetas
White House
Senator Lodge
Enate
Lodge
Smoot
Senate
House
Germans Deprived of Beer as Prices Skyrocket
Berlin reports beer vanished from village and city alike as the mark collapsed. In Germany the price of beer soared beyond the means of the average rural worker and even bread becomes the focus as prices cripple daily life.
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Berlin
Balconia
Germany
Reopened Tut Ankh Amun Tomb In Luxor Egypt
Work on Pharaoh Tut Ankh Amun’s tomb resumes in Luxor after Howard Carter cleared the passage to the ante chamber. The tomb had been cleared of royal treasures and sealed during the hot rainy season following the Earl of Carnarvon’s death.
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Tut
Luxor
Egypt
Howard Carter
Earl of Carnavon
Progressives Form New Party Movement in Chicago
In Chicago on November 20 a Progressive conference launched a new party for 1924. J A H Hopkins of New York chaired a committee of forty eight ro Roosevelt supporters. Resolutions were adopted and a platform outlined including public control of natural resources and public ownership of railroads. A banking plank proposes joining the banking system with currency issuance controlled by the United States and universal access to borrowing for productive enterprise.
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Chicago
Tlokee
J. A. H. Homkins
New York
Roosevelt
Hopkins
United States
Chronic Catarrhal Gastritis Warns of Common Stomach Ailment
TheTONALL Chemist cites chronic catarrhal gastritis as a major gastric illness affecting 75 percent of stomach troubles. Weakened appetite, foul taste, mucus, vertigo, and stomach pains follow over eating and alcohol use. TONALL claims to aid disordered digestion with a blend of herbs sold at Co-Operative Drug Store in Frederick, Maryland.
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Reid
Co-Operative Drug Store
Frederick
Silk Brocade Crepe in Artouche Rose Old Blue Peau
A beautiful crepe brocaded in silk offered in four colors artouche Rose Old Blue and Peau. The fabric is priced at 1.39 dollars per yard and presented as a distinct, attractive option.
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Mellon
Jak
Third Party
Edu
Markell & Ford
Sali
Yanrech
John D Hendrickson
Erchandise. of Merit
North Market Sf
Doll Brothers
Fox’s Stove Store
Patrick St
Helfenstein & Urner
Insurance
North Market Street
Locust Level Dairy
R. R. Lewis, JR
N. George Wilson
East Fourth Street
Nikko
Duchess Crepe
Carty’s
Patrick
Gast
Frederick, Md
Charles Segaloff
South Market Street
Radiaux Natte
F. Lester Smith
Albert B. Gannon
Taxi Co
North Market St
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