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Restore Toll-Free Panama Canal for Coastwise Ships
Republicans in Congress push to reinstate toll exemptions for coastwise ships using the Panama Canal. Sen. Knox supports restoring the original exemption, with bills by Sen. Poindexter and Sen. Borah already before the Senate.
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McAdoo Attacks Coal Profits Cited Tax Figures
The critique centers on Mr McAdoos claim of enormous coal profits and a 1917 income tax based on 2000 percent returns. New details show the cited company has 10000 capital stock but 427173 invested capital, yielding 34 percent profits, prompting calls for caution against half truths in the campaign.
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Walsh Defends Democratic Party In Senate Speech
Senator David I Walsh of Massachusetts, a Democrat, says he is not defending the party. He recalls the 1930s election when Republicans won control of both houses with a fresh mandate and argues it is not a time for a single leader to claim credit for achievements.
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Autocracy Reigns At Frisco Delegates Show Wilson Control
A 1092 delegate tally from the San Francisco convention indicates the president would command 792 votes with Wilson "in" and opponents "out." The author notes the Democratic sentiment nationwide could reverse the count to about 800 votes against Wilson if fully reflected.
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British trade quickly regain d in 1920 shows big surplus shift
Our Department of Commerce reports Britain's foreign trade rebounded to peacetime levels in early 1920. From January to March, the adverse balance fell by over 100 million dollars versus the same period in 1919, driven by imports of foodstuffs and raw materials and exports of manufactured goods.
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United States to Extend Credit to Austria Rumors
Vienna correspondent cites confidence that the US will extend credit to Austria soon though not from the Federal Treasury. Private bankers face risk after failing to secure a League of Nations guarantee for international loans. The note references mixed reactions from authorities and financiers amid this debate.
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Fragmented humor column and society musings mix
A collage of jokes, notices, and light literary snippets from a historical page. It includes sketchy quotes about meals and taxes, a tease for Emma Amorous and Jacques Wadley wedding, hat-shop humor, political quips, and brief tidbits on celebrities and events.
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Dinner Stories and a Day in Town
Two Irish men learning French arrive on French soil and explore a small town. A mother uses a moral scare tactic to influence her child while a polite observer comments on a compassionate daughter and a man explains his dog’s odd haircut after a flat living situation.
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16 Year Old Girl Charged in Double Murder Case
Mrs Lillian Woodlock 36 faces first degree murder charges in St Louis circuit court over the deaths of her husband Joseph F Woodlock and stepdaughter Andrean Broderick. The girl Andrean, 16, had earlier killed her mother in a prior prison release incident.
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A Painter Abe Martin Scoffs at Work and Wine Changes
Abe Martin jokes a painter earns three of four dollars by changing clothes and adjusting his ladder before work. The fellow who last admired the wine now drinks white mule, reflecting a humorous turn of fate.
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Ben's Club and Guests Hear Rev Goodwin at Last Meet
The Men of SS Andrew's church will gather Wednesday night. Supper by East de Guild at 6:30. Rev. D. L. Goodwin of Cleveland speaks on Egypt and Palestine in a stereopticon lecture. As the final 1919 1920 season meeting, all members and guests are urged to attend.
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Kilpatrick Declines Demo National Convention Support
Warren Ohio June 8 W B Kilpatrick a delegate to the Democratic national convention in San Francisco says he will not attend because he cannot support Governor Cox over his alleged wets stance Kilpatrick is a former two time mayor and two time state legislator noted for his dry record
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San Francisco
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Parachute Drop Sets New World Record at San Antonio
Second Lieutenant John P. Wilson of Charlotte North Carolina at Kelly Field Texas today claimed a new world record for a parachute drop reaching 19806 feet. He leaped yesterday landing 78 miles from San Antonio surpassing a prior 14000 foot mark held by a French aviator.
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