Dr Copeland Proposes Reforms to Immigration Policy
Dr Copeland attacks the current law as fantastical and cruel arguing for port of embarkation screening stations. He favors excluding the diseased and unfit and tests for individual fitness to assign migrants to needed ports, aiming to reduce New York landing traffic and abolish the 3 percent law and its rushing of ships to Sandy Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State Senate
Metropolis
Dr. Copeland
Copeland
New York
Sandy Hook
Montana Road Financing and Administration Debate
A Montana road summit in Butte weighs financing plans for highway development. Speakers urge equitable funding, reducing county construction in favor of a state system under the highway commission, while warning against centralization and waste in salaries.
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Montana
Butte
State Executive Road Committee
Glacier Park
Anaconda
State Highway Commission
Sorting Stations in New York Health Leadership
The text notes Dr. Royal 8S. Cope lland will bring his studies and experience as city health commissioner to his forthcoming seat, signaling readiness and expected impact in his new role.
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City of
New Yor
Royal
Copelland
Electric giant creates Coffin Foundation for progress in electrical field
General Electric establishes the Charles A. Coffin Foundation with 400000 dollars in capital and about 20000 dollars annually in income to reward and encourage service in the electrical industry. Gold medals will honor top utility firms for advancing electric light and power and transportation, plus 1000 dollar employer-benefit awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Coffin
General Electric Company
Electric Railway Company
Income Tax Changes Aim to Simplify Returns for 1920
The piece notes that new year changes in the income tax keep rates while cutting mysteries. Secretary Mellon and Commissioner Blair push direct taxpayer-government interaction with IRS aid in returns. Deputy collectors will be trained to assist taxpayers nationwide, replacing middlemen. It also comments on political criticisms of the Harding era and broader foreign and domestic issues.
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Sam
Mellon
Internal Revenue
Blair
Internal Revenue Collector
Washington
United States
Montana Yesterdays Recap of Hauser Dinner and 1800s Events
A historical note from J A Sanders lists a December 1866 Helena dinner for S T Hauser before his Montana departure, plus entries from 1804 to 1873 detailing Clark journals, state figures born or involved in government, arrests in 1865, and William F Wheeler’s US marshal appointment amid debates on an agricultural relief bill and a shipping measure.
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Helena
S. T. Hauser
Montana Territory
East
J. A. Sanders
Montana Historical Society
Society of Montana Pioneers
Montana
Captain Clark
North Dakota
Henney
Hudson Bay Company
Assiniboine River
Broadway
Hauser
Waterbury
J. M. Cavanaugh
Pemberton
N. P. Langford
Fisk
the Herald
Galloway
M. F. Truett
J. W. Whitlareh
J. L. Fisk
Captain Andrews
James King
Mr. Kinna
C. J. D. Curtis
T. E. Tutt
Mr. May
Sample Orr
Piper Heidsick
William F. Wheeler
United States
Grant
Wheeler
Jones
Commerce Commission
Progressive Republican
Battle Over Shipping Bill Heads to Senate
Washington December 17. Administration leaders prepare for a Senate battle to keep the shipping bill before the chamber after the Sunday recess. Chairman Norris has moved to lay aside the measure and proceed with another agenda item.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Norris
Agricultural Committee
Horoscope for Monday December 18 1922 Uncertain Prosperity Ahead
Astrologers label December 18 1922 as uncertain with no strong planetary rule Venus mild benefic while Jupiter adverse. Jewel buyers and women oriented goods may profit while staple prices rise and food costs climb. Public unrest noted and 1923 to bring reforms and immigration talk. favorable for older adults and hopeful outlook for the coming year.
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Venus
Jupiter
Congress
Sweden
Transvaal
McClure
Bainbridge crew praised for rescue at Marmora Sea
The Bainbridge rescuers saved 482 people from a burning French transport in the Sea of Marmora. Admiral Dumessi, French commander at Constantinople, commended the action in a cable to the U S Navy Department via the Pittsburg flagship in European waters. He requested the French navy express gratitude.
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Associated Press
Wasittington
Bainbridge
Sea of Marmora
Admiral Dumess
Constantinople
Navy Department
United States
Pittsburg
Dumesil
Fire destroys Ames armory on Iowa State campus
The reserve officers' training corps armory at Iowa State University in Ames burned just before midnight. Loss is estimated at about $500,000 including hundreds of thousands in supplies. Cause of the fire is under investigation.
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Associated Press
Ames
Iowa
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Iowa State
Yoss
Jimmie and Dad Radio Experiments Seek Glass Blow Pipe
Harry and Jimmie discuss obtaining a glass blower and blow pipe powered by city gas. They plan to visit a supply house, build a glass blowing bench, and study a glass blowing book to make detector tubes, with soda glass tubing and large test tubes to begin experiments.
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Harry
Underground Antenna Experiments Bring Humorous Setbacks
In a 1922 Bell Syndicate excerpt, two hobbyists joke about flower bed antennae and underground lines. One buries a 100 foot coil to test reception, digs it up after dark, and the other recalls glass blowing and a homemade vacuum pump for detector tubes. The banter highlights early amateur radio experimenters and their playful pitfalls.
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Harry
Jimmy Jones
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Addison Sims of Seattle and the sanatorium tale
A fragment recalls Prof. Gladan confined in a sanitarium after forty years of brain work. The piece hints at memory strain from recalling former students at reunions. It references ancient torture by Romans in a grim, reflective tone.
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Addison Sims
Seattle
Alpha
Prof
Gladan
Omega
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Perlin
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BUTTH
North Main Street
Anaconda Office
Daily and Sunday Standard
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Bozeman and Philipsburg
States
Canada
Dpally
Butte, Mont
Eastern Representatives
Prudden
King & Prudden
Fifth Avenue
Steger Building
Chicago
Globe Building
Boston
Western
R. J. Bidwell Company
Market Street
San Francisco
the Electrical Age
Harding
Turk
France
Columbia River
Clark
J. E. Kanouse
Woodstock, N. J
George Ives
George Hillerman
Long
John Frank
Aldergulch
Nevada City
Nicholas Thalt
England
Margaret Leahy
London Daily Sketch
Great Britain
Paris
Jimmie and Dad
Jimmy
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