Year 1922 seen as active for autos in U S taxes
The Anaconda Standard notes that 1922 should be an active year for automobiles as industry gains, with a United States report showing automotive manufacturers and accessory makers paid 15.546 million dollars in sales taxes on 2.146 billion dollars of sales. Passenger cars led with 64.988 million, accessories 39.518 million, tracks 11.64 million. It also reports Governor Wood advising Manila elites against dog meat, urging replacements like sheep or goat to teach gentility, while preparing more lessons on cutlery use.
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United States Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Gen 1 Wood
Manila
Wood
Archipelago
Russia
California’s boastful self praise over climate and youth
The piece mocks California's self congratulation on climate and superior youth metrics. It cites federal surveys claiming Californians’ children are taller and healthier, yet notes critics demand more data before firm conclusions. The tone ridicules boosterism and airs of triumph.
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California
United States
Federal Children’s Bureau
Big Motor Show Opens in New York City Today
A major automobile exhibit opens in New York City offering a week of displays with 92 passenger car makers, 12 new names, and over 250 accessory exhibits. Four floors at Grand Central Palace house hundreds of cars and chassis as the industry predicts a strong 1922.
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New York City
Chicago
Grand Central Palace
Ctumfer
World Language Domination and Other Views
A collection of opinion snippets notes English likely becoming a universal language, cites Dr. Charles W. Eliot, and observes delegates at a Washington conference using English. Other reflections touch tax policy, moonshine vs buzz saw, Lloyd George, Emma Goldman, crime roundups, Newberry’s Senate seat, pay as you go vs pay before you go, and awaiting final conference agreements.
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Charles W. Eliot
Hughes
Washington
Bri
De Valera Defends Unity and Ireland’s Separate Nation
In a speech during the Dail session he argues unity amid two opposed policies Irish republicanism and British citizenship. He vows to command resources for defense if re-elected and condemns political tricksters. He recalls humble origins in County Limerick and reiterates he remains dedicated to Ireland’s sovereignty.
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Dail
Heald
Republic
Michael Collin
London ‘Times
de Valera
Charles Burgess
Arthur Grimm
London
County
Limerick
Ireland
Irish volunteers dispersed after seizure at Crowmere Tyrone
Six hundred volunteers were stopped and searched by Ulster special constabulary and Royal Irish Constabulary after a review at Crowmere in Tyrone. Revolvers and equipment were seized, eleven volunteers were arrested and taken to Omagh military barracks. The incident caused a sensation in Dublin.
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Wwe Asocimea Dublin
Crowmere
County Tyrone
Ulster Special Constabulary
Royal Irish Constabulary
Omagh
Dublin
Resignation talk swirls around Eamonn de Valera
Rochester report of Catherine Wheelwright saying de Valera will resign as Irish president due to desertions in his circle while Lloyd George reportedly accepts the move as a sign his cause is lost. A separate Dublin item notes four armed men robbing a bank branch and escaping with several thousand pounds.
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de Valera
Associated Press
Rochester
Catherine Wheelwright
Eamonn de Valera
Ireland
London
Lloyd Gorge
Irish Republic
Lloyd George
Downing Street
Lioyd George
Cannes
Dubl Hy
T. Kay
Cork
Micha
Dublin
Nehbeore
Hi Bank
Irish Free State harp card sent amid de Valera crisis
A Butte man received a Christmas card bearing the official seal of the mansion house in Dublin. It shows a harp with Gaelic Saorstat Eireann and Latin Republica Hiber wien, followed by an English prayer for happiness and prosperity for Christmas 1921 in the president’s handwriting. The lower left corner reads The House of the High Steward, Dublin.
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Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
Butte
Houkette
Saorstat Eireann
Free State
Republica Hiberwien
The
Dublin
Hous
Murder Mystery Deepens Over Sloan Ranch Case
Investigators shift focus amid claims a car frame and engine were stolen after an apparent murder near the Sloan ranch. Suspects, possibly Russian or Finnish, are discussed. notes tied to Walker’s disappearance may have been forged to mislead. Authorities hint at outsiders from beyond Montana seeking material witnesses.
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Walker
Bunk Rous
Imore
Teenome
Frnens
Montana
Ie van Slen
Mayne
Piracy penalties debated amid treaty provisions and naval rules
The discussion centered on whether to include an anti-gas declaration in the forthcoming treaty or as a separate product of the conference with approval from the Ryot prohibitory resolution. A reform of the Root formula for curbing submarine attacks moved forward, dividing proposals into four articles to enforce humane wartime rules and treat violations as piracy, subject to trial by civil or military authorities where found.
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Nament Committee
Armament Committee
Grand Old Man of Japan 13 Dead
Obituary notices report the death of Okuma, famed as the grand old man of Japan. A long-time promoter of U S Japan relations, he lived with a wooden leg from a 1888 assassination attempt and remained active in public life despite illnesses.
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Grand Old Man
Japan
Nowse
Okuma
Tomsent
Hara
United States
Tokio
Wut Ting Fang
Tine Fang
Conference on Europe’s Need at Cannes Discusses War Claims
Report from Cannes outlines sharp European debates led by Grandealon of the Cannes Yacht Club and M. Briand. Proposals urge nations to respect rights, stabilize currencies, and refrain from propagandistic aggression while planning for a Genoa meeting in March and possible American representation.
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Thepanmane Vsky
M. Briand
France
London
Russia
Germany
Bulgaria
Austria
Hungary
Pirst
Wade
Washington
Allied Council
Cannes
United States
Genoa
Humor and courtesy mix in a tangled newspaper quip
A jumble of phrases from humor columns and cartoons recalls lighthearted remarks about forgetting injuries and giving advice. References include Wayside Tales and Florida That Union with quick exchanges about morning donations and a stubborn cough. Names like Mr Heapcrock appear in a playful, unspecified context.
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Anaconda, Mont
Anaconda
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North Main Street
DAILY
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Dillon
Boseman
Philipehire
MATL
Canada
America
Senate
Northcliffe
Emma Goldman
Emma
Lake
Newberry
United States Senate
Irish Republican Brotherhood
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de Vatera
Austin Stack
Mont
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Dall Eireann
Belfast
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Ais
Trish
Dromere
Sinn Fein
ROL Wiernia Bank
Butteman
Teac
Gallatin
Ti Ie
Three Forks
Sloan Ranch
Europe
Supreme Council of Allies
Grandealon
Aseas
Conartion
Stimson
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