Memorial address honors Elks as pillars of American citizenship
Judge Dwyer delivers the memorial sermon for the Butte Elks noting the lodge as a universal American fraternity built on charity justice and brotherly love. He praises the dead as good men of Montana and America urging readers to imitate their virtues and sustain civic progress. The piece closes by noting Austria’s collapsing candle industry due to electric lighting.
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Archie McTaggart
Hirge
United States
Order of Elks
Elks’ Lodge
America
The
Elks
Lodge Brothers
Butte
Montana
Agricultural prospects for 1924 and wheat outlook
A 1924 farm report projects higher income for surplus regions led by grain and cotton states. Wheat prices rise on reduced world surpluses while U S demand strengthens. Cattle and hog markets show firming signals but profits remain uneven. The document urges tax reform and strong, member controlled cooperative marketing.
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United States
Fewer Than 100000 Cars Sold Annually in Britain
The report notes that annual automobile sales in Great Britain stay under the 100000 mark, highlighting modest demand and market size for motor vehicles in the region.
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Great Britain
Muscle Shoals Bill Fate To Be Decided Today
President Coolidge has sent a letter to Republican Senate leaders outlining his stance on the Underwood Muscle Shoals bill. Senate leaders expect passage if administration amendments are accepted, but threaten defeat if the final draft diverges from the president’s views. The War Department report prompted the delay before a decision tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Washington
Underwood Muscle Shoals
Coolidge
Senate
White House
Arsee
Alabama
War Department
Tax Estate Tax Reform Proposed by Senate Panel
The Associated Press reports Senator Couzens announced recommendations to the Senate committee examining IRS administration. Proposals include taxing all property transfers within two years of death at estate rates and setting an age limit after which transfers are taxable. He cited cases where the bureau solicitor overruled government decisions, risking loss of taxes and fairness concerns.
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Associated Prowsa
Washington
Senate Committee
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
Couzens
Broadcasting group forms association in Argentina
An American organization organized a broadcasting association in Argentina and enrolled 359 members from the trade who pay for operation of a broadcasting station.
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Argentina
England Faces Doctor Shortage Warning From Royal College
Sir Humphrey Rolleston president of the Royal College of Physicians warns Anaconda Bowling England has too many doctors and the number entering the profession is rising rapidly, signaling pressure on medical staffing.
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England
Humphrey Rolleston
Royal College of Physicians
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