Coal Suspension Still Unsettled Continues From Page One
Article details a stalled plan to suspend coal mining, with proposals to form a joint commission across three anthracite districts to foster harmony and efficiency. It notes Roosevelt era conciliation structures, wage ties, and ongoing conference debates as miners push for revised Markle plans while operators seek extended sessions and newspaper access.
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Democratic Tax Plan Announced by Democrats
A Democratic tax proposal would raise incomes taxed between 22 000 and 100 000, add 44 million to reductions versus the house plan, and repeal the capital stock tax with a 94 million revenue loss. House reductions target 44 000 to 100 000 earners. exemptions rise to 1500 single and 3500 married.
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Immons
Red Court Sentengts for Former Gzarst Spy
Bolshevik Russia widens retribution for traitors as Soviet courts review espionage cases. Marie Serebriakova, 70 plus and blind, is charged as a longtime professional spy implicated in deaths of revolutionaries and others. Her influence allegedly ensnared many government members.
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Intermarriage to Eliminate Indians
Associated Press report from Chicago dated January 10 describes Chief Buffalo Child Long Lance of the Blackfeet addressing the University Club in Evanston. He argues that American democracy benefits from mixing with whites but warns that within 1500 years there will be no full-blooded North American Indian left.
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China Faces Enduring Extraterritoriality Debate
London dispatch analyzes the long standing extraterritorial system in China, detailing treaties from 1842 to 1844, the role of treaty powers, and the Washington Conference stance on abolishing extraterritorial rights. It notes the difficulties of foreign courts, the ongoing commissions in Peking, and the retained privileges enjoyed by some powers despite calls for reform.
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Mussolini Says US Democracy Looks Better Than It Is
In Rome, Mussolini told an AP interview that American democracy appears stronger than it truly is. He argued the U S system works only due to abundant resources enabling wasteful energy, contrasting it with Italy where poverty forces strict national organization and united effort. He labeled democracy a disperser of energies.
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Rome
United States
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Durant Narrow Escape From Death After Automobile Wreck
W C Durant, famed automobile magnate, escaped serious injury after a wreck near Frontenac south of Titusville. Dr J N Fogarty examined him in St Augustine and found him uninjured. Durant and three companions arrived by special train to New York as investigators assess the crash. Mrs Durant and Mrs Hicks were uninjured. Hicks had a slight wound. Durant’s fortune, once valued around 10 million, is connected to General Motors control via J P Morgan & Co and the Dupont family.
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St. Augustine
Florida East Coast Railroad
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W. C. Durant
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New York
Frontenac
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Tampa to oust city health officer over smallpox news
City Commissioner Somes McCanth demands the dismissal of Dr. B C Levy for failing to suppress reports of Tampa smallpox cases. The commmissioners’ statement says only 30 cases remain and no danger of spread.
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Army Aviator Fatally Injured and Masonry Decree Tension
An army aviator dies after a fatal injury in a report from Moue tor dated January 18. The dispatch notes controversy over a government decree banning officers from belonging to the Order of Free Masons, with officers questioning its applicability to King Christian. In Washington, a Baltic Italy piece reports Free Masonry’s plight as Primo Mussolini allegedly nearly destroyed the order in Italy.
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League of Nations Celebrates Seven Years of Existence
Tatra VA Jan 10 The League of Nations marks seven years since its founding with growing belief in international cooperation. United States participation as a full member strengthens the League and supports disarmament efforts ahead of a planned conference. Germany’s likely entry in 1926 promises a prominent council seat and further international links.
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Italy Mourns for Queen Margherita
Rome January 10 millions of Italians pay last respects as the Dowager Queen Margherita’s funeral train travels from Bordighera to Rome. Crowds line the route from Genoa to Pisa with kneeling peasants and solemn processions at each halt, awaiting interment beside King Humbert in the Pantheon.
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War Ages Will Again Seek Sled Wins In France
In Chamonix France a special series of bobsled races will feature only French wartime aces. Rene Fonek Pelletier Dolsy Sadi Lecointe and Colonel Vuillemin have declared their intent to pilot the 2000 yard chute navigating 18 turns regarded as perilous as the looping figures in flight.
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Sadi Lecointe
Colonel Vuillemin
Thomas Arthur III Reported Improving in Phoenix Hospital
Thomas Arthur III, widely known in Montana politics and associated with a large oil firm, was improving after several days in a Phoenix hospital. He and family members traveled to Phoenix for treatment.
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Ariz. Arthur
Montana
Arthur
Heldman
Race tipsters barred from mails nationwide purge
Six hundred New York horse race tipsters have been barred from the mails in a post office crackdown. On orders from Washington, postoffice officials seized hundreds of pounds of mail to and from tipsters in New York. The campaign intends to extend to cities south and west as tipsters migrate seasonally to tracks.
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Postoffice
Washington
Clark Hand
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Missing scarf lost between Christian and Locust street
A note requests return of a lost scarf found between Christian Homes and Locust, near 412 Locust. Please bring to 412 Locust, Anaconda-ady.
The Bridge Circle and a Friendly Call
Mrs Daly endures a peevish morning as Mary Harwood arrives for tea in the parlor. The two sisters-in-law spar gently over past loyalties and present romances, each weighing Noble Harwood’s memory and Mary’s aging allure. A hinted feud brews, with an air of anticipated eavesdropping in the next chapter.
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Stebbins Elected Secretary of Montana Wool Growers
Murray Stebbins of Glasgow was unanimously chosen full time secretary of the Montana Wool Growers association at a Saturday meeting of directors and the executive committee. H H Piggott resigns as secretary after years of service. Stebbins aims to boost state membership and secure financing for growth, with plans for a September annual meeting in Helena.
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Murray Stebbins
Glasgow
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
National Wool Exchange
H. H. Piggott
Stebbins
Deer Lodge
J. H. Carmichael
Auguste
Montana
National Wool Grower Association
Boise
Idaho Association
Week-end habit lowers British business mood says Sir Hugh Bell
Sir Hugh Bell of Leeds tells Leeds Luncheon Club that week ends stretching into the week depress workers and business. He recalls his youth when Fridays ended the work week and men did not return until Tuesday morning.
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Sir Hugh Bell
Leeds
Sir Hugh
Flood Fear Diminishes as Rivers Recede in Paris
In Paris on January 10 under clear cold skies the Seine and other rivers remain out of their banks but continue to fall. Authorities say fear of a major catastrophe is now definitely past and the danger subsides with improving conditions.
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