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Washington reports President Harding opposes new taxes for soldier bonuses and immigration laxities while the House considers rolling back repealed taxes. Muscle Shoals development approved. Cannon will not seek re-election. Deportations at Ellis Island rise with 150 aliens to be removed. Navy budget cuts recommended and German claims to be protected. Major tax shifts for bonus funding, slight parcel post rise, and new levies on gasoline stamps autos and tobacco face subcommittee review. Union wage talks, trials, and notable legal cases fill out the week.
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White House
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Notable German Parliamentarian Conrad Haussman Dies at 64
Veteran German parliamentarian Conrad Haussman dies at his Stuttgart home aged sixty four. In Cleveland Ohio former mayor John H. Farley dies suddenly on a street car at seventy. Farley served two terms as mayor in 1882 84 and 1890 1900 and remained a leading city figure.
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Conrad Haussman
Stuttgart
John H. Farley
Cleveland
Mr. Farley
Belfast Violence Surges with 19 Killings Since Saturday
Street fighting and foreign sniping continue in Belfast with two more deaths. total fatalities in the city and suburbs reach nineteen. outbreaks amid influenza prompt school closures in Vienna and new political killings unfold across Havana Helsinki and Mexico City.
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Belfast
Inauguration of the World Court of Justice at The Hague
The Hague hosts the inaugural session of the permanent court of international justice, hailed as a milestone by pacifists. Judges from 12 nationalities take office, led by Bernard Lorder, with John Basset Moore representing the United States. Deputies and technical assessors from numerous nations advise on labor, transit, and transit matters, with panels lacking American members.
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Permanent Court of International Justice
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United States
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Bernard Cornelius Johannes Lorder
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Raffael Altamira Crevea
Spain
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Italy
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Great Britain
Max Rueper
Switzerland
Didrick Nyholm
Denmark
Yorozu Oda
Japan
Andre Weiss
France
Ruy Barbosa
Brazil
Antonio 5. de Bustamente
Cuba
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Norway
Demetriu Negulescu
Roumania
Michailo Yovanovitch
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China
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Cairo
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Chile
India
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Uruguay
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Austria
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Poland
Hiniti
Holand
Colombia
Man imagines windfall plans in domestic dialogue
A man and his wife discuss a hypothetical $100,000 gift. He jokes he would return the money to the giver to avoid paying it out in installments, then suggests they go see a movie, ending with light humor about the payout.
Diamond Dyes advertise easy home dyeing for fabrics
An ad promises simple Diamond Dyes will restore faded garments and draperies. It instructs customers to specify wool or silk or linen cotton or blends and claims no streaking, spotting, fading, or running. The accompanying line hints at payoffs and rural melodrama.
Mellon Accused of Violating Law Over Treasury Post
Senator Watson of Georgia declares Secretary Mellon is holding the treasury post in violation of law and could be arrested for retention if a warrant is sworn out. He says the law bars the secretary from engaging in any business or commerce while in office.
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Watson
Secretary of Treasury
Washington
Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Dem
Georgia
Senate
Really Smart Men
A humorous line from Uncle Eben notes that some men are so clever they invent meanings for big words. The remark plays on pride and language in a folksy voice. It reflects rural humor and character dialogue.
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Uncle Eben
Why Druggists Recommend Swamp Root
For years druggists have watched Swamp Root, Kilmer and Co.’s kidney liver bladder medicine. It is a physician’s prescription and strengthens the body by aiding natural kidney liver and bladder function. Sold by all druggists on merit, test with a sample bottle for ten cents by mailing to Binghamton New York and mentioning the paper.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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