Marmola Tablets Promise Easy Fat Loss Without Dieting
Years ago fat reduction meant diet and exercise but now Marmola Prescription Tablets are marketed as a simple solution. Friends tell friends who tell others that they eat normally and still slim down steadily without exhausting workouts. Marmola Tablets cost one dollar per bottle and are sold by druggists or ordered directly from Marmola Company in Detroit Michigan.
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Hill
Whorill Company
Detroit
Marmola Company
Mich
Budget cuts loom as Harding bases 1923 plan
The 1923 federal budget projects expenditures at 3.506 billion, down 462 million from 1922, with receipts of 3.338 billion and a 167.6 million deficit. President Harding cites offsetting retrenchment while Dawes urges Congress to repeal continuous appropriations and adopt unified business practices to improve efficiency. Dawes warns reforms hinge on the President and executive leadership.
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Navy
Congress
Dawes
Budget Bureau
The
United States
Executive
Gen. Dawes
Executive Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Budget by Dawes for Next Year
The Associated Press reports the Dawes plan outlines a federal budget totaling 3,505,754,727 dollars for the coming year. The expenditures cited cover the 1923 fiscal year as transmitted to Congress by the budget director, detailing anticipated government outlays and funding priorities.
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Dawes
Associated Press
Congress
Treaty Draf t Hovers Over Washington Naval Talks
The draft treaty linked to an Anglo Japanese alliance and a four power entente surfaces amid cautious talk in foreign capitals. US delegates weigh political conditions, Senate ratification risk, and possible conditional understandings while awaiting renewed discussions.
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Baron Kato
David Lloyd George
Washington
United States
Senate
Harding
Tariff, Budget, and Congress in the New Session
The article discusses Republican unity on tariff principles with Senator Smoot’s plan including an antidumping provision an automatic exchange equalization and discretionary presidential power under American valuation. It notes extensive hearings nearly complete, optimism for enacted reforms, and a first scientific budget by Gen. Dawes outlining next year’s fiscal measures. It also mentions potential conflicts over merchant marine and foreign debt funding ahead of a busy congressional agenda.
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Harding
Smoot
Congress
Senate
House
Charles G. Dawes
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Defense witnesses in Stillman paternity suit rise in Poughkeepsie
Four or five witnesses will testify to defend the paternity of Baby Guy Stillman as hearings resume in the Stillman divorce suit in Poughkeepsie New York. Testimony on Jay Ward Leeds paternity is also expected. The defense plans to continue in Canada with about twenty Montreal witnesses.
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Associated Press
Guy Stillman
James A. Stillman
New York
Anne A. Stillman
Jay Ward Leeds
Big Cruisers Could Be Peaceful Ships
Joseph W. Powell, president of the Emergency Fleet Corporation, said six American battle cruisers nearing completion could be converted into fast passenger liners. At least three could be converted to carry 1,000 first class, 2,000 second class, and 2,000 steerage passengers with 5,000 tons of freight. The liners would travel about 25 knots, far slower than their war speed, and would be considered virtually nonsinkable due to bulkhead construction. Conversion would be costly and not feasible on Pacific routes. estimates place the cost around 250,000 dollars per ship.
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Associated Press
Joseph W. Powell
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Powell
Pacific
North Atlantic
Letters to Kennedy Admitted In Evidence
In Los Angeles on December 5, letters believed written by Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain to J Belton Kennedy were admitted in Arthur C. Burch and Obenchain’s murder trial. Handwriting expert Milton Carlson identified 46 letters as Obenchain’s. The writings, dated 1917, discuss meetings with Kennedy while he and Obenchain dated as Miss Madalynne Conner.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Madalynne Obenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
Arthur C. Burch
Obenchain
Kennedy
Milton Carlson
Woolwine
J. D. Kennedy
Madalynne Conner
Arbuckle Faces Trial Under Federal Day Act
San Francisco December 5 The Arbuckle manslaughter case returns to court with a prohibition charge against him and a perjury matter linked to defense witness Minnie Neighbors. District Attorney Brady will personally lead the prosecution in the upcoming manslaughter retrial set for January 9, with expectations of a shorter proceeding than the first jury-disadv.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
Roscoe C
Fatty
Arbuckle
Commissioner’s Division
United States District Court
Minnie Neighbors
Matthew F. Brady
Virginia Rapps
Brady
Gavin McNab
Returns Alleged Slayer In Custody For Murder Hearing
John Gentry, 20, colored, is in Detective Charles Mullen’s custody after arrival from Poughkeepsie. Police say he stabbed Charles Tolson, also colored, to death during a 1919 Hollidge court area craps game with a dirk. Gentry, indicted on murder charges, faces a preliminary hearing today.
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Charles Mullen
John Gentry
Poughkeepsie
Gentry
Hollidge Court Northwest
Charles Tolson
Rail union to fight secessionist move
New York Dec 5 The United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way and Railway Shop Laborers says it will repudiate the Pennsylvania system division rules from a August conference. Three divisional officers were expelled for accepting the rules. The union threatens to file the matter with the U S Railroad Labor Board unless a negotiating working agreement is reached. F Grable Detroit grand president and William D Roberts grand vice president are at Wilmington Del headquarters amid embezzlement charges against two expelled officers.
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New York
Associated Press
Anthony Spair
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of
Pennsylvania System
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sparz
United Brotherhood
United States Railroad Labor Board
F. Grable
Detroit
William D. Roberts
Rand
Wilmington
Del
Hagerstown Children Assert Man Bought Liquor for Them
Two girls, Sort Ditch and Tans Crampton ti years old, said they were taken to a downtown house where they were served alcoholic drinks by a man named Tin. Police report they are wards of Elagerscoun Md and were placed with preventive care after being detained.
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Elagerscoun Md
Hagerstown
Peliceman
Woonte
Phey
E W. Grove
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