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Entente and Central Powers Notes Spark Diplomatic Standoff
Washington yesterday received Allied and German notes that starkly reaffirm each side’s stance and blame. Allies defend their demands and urge neutral patience while condemning German “Prussian” aims and warning neutrals against grouping grievances. Belgium endorses Allied action and thanks Americans for Belgian relief assistance. The piece notes Wilson’s note may still influence opinions, though its timing was misjudged.
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Tax Increase Should Go To Butte Voters
A Montana county editorial urges Helena to delay tax hikes and submit any proposed higher levies to a citywide vote in Butte. It argues that residents know their needs and finances best and insists any change must be ratified by a majority of taxpayers before becoming law.
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Butte
Whitman as Presidential Nominee: West Now Decides
The article argues Governor Whitman’s strong New York vote shows solid backing for a GOP bid but notes that presidential outcomes hinge on the West. It warns that a Whitman candidacy might mirror Hughes in New York yet fail to win other key states, risking electoral defeat.
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Income Tax Revenues Rise With Prosperity and Compliance
Government figures show income tax collections surged from 28 million in 1914 to 41 million in 1916 and 68 million last year. Officials credit improved detection and broader participation as the nation grows more prosperous and prepared.
Montana Auto License Debate Prompts Higher Fees Seen
A Montana house discussion on regulating automobile licenses highlights a proposed four dollar annual fee, replacing the current two dollars plus plate costs. Proponents push higher rates up to fifteen or twenty dollars by horsepower, with funds split to county road improvements. Supporters argue motorists benefit from better roads and should contribute more.
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Government and politics muddled notes in 1917 era text
The article blends references to secretary of state license delays, proposed law changes, and public relief ideas amid mentions of Wilson peace notes, Pancho Villa, and legislative humor. It also includes a column on Lloyd George and a domestic economy piece about shifting to an early supper in urban households.
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Fragmented political commentary from 1917 era column
The piece railes about leaders and events in early 1917 noting leak year tempo and Dan era darkness around Chairman Willcox. It contrasts Villa and Carranza with Mexican unrest and hints at Tom Lawson sparking heated rhetoric.
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Helena
Villa
Carranza
Tom Lawson
Silencers on Well Known Pests Pose Silent Question
Fragmentary lines discuss silencing pests and a calm clock as a metaphor for reliance on quiet efficiency. The text chaoticly references enacting restraint, noble science, and the impact on hearts and minds, with no clear narrative or identifiable entities.
Keep the House Cooler to Cut Living Costs
Dr W A Robertson of Chicago proposes lowering indoor temperatures to around 60 in living rooms offices and stores and lower still in factories to reduce coal bills and improve health The idea is supported by European practice and studies at West Point Annapolis Pittsburg and Denmark suggesting peak work at cooler temps The plan aims to cut cost of living by saving energy boosting output and improving health in midwinter.
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Humorous Exchange Snippets Across Papers
A collage of jokes and quips from various papers. Lines reference prohibition era drug stores, long distance telephones, tame munitions, and social banter. Included are exchanges about windows, drinking, costs of living, and misused legal phrases, plus a remark on sheep distribution worldwide.
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Spirit of the Press Coins's Had As He Wants
Constantine signals to President Wilson openness to peace or reparations depending on entente pressure. Republican floor leader election looms as a potential crisis and Mann faces a tough challenge. Job was a patient man but he avoided discussing the acid test.
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