Today -100: April 30, 1925: Of rich man’s budgets, plots, and smells

British Chancellor of the Exchequer Winston Churchill presents his budget to Parliament. His Labour predecessor in the job, Philip Snowden, calls it “the worst rich man’s budget ever presented.” It indeed drastically reduces income tax for the super-rich.

The British Foreign Office denies newspaper stories that there’s a “Red plot” to assassinate Foreign Minister Austen Chamberlain.

Indiana’s new prohibition enforcement act admits as evidence cops’ claiming that they smelled liquor.

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