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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1923
Page
4
The piece explains the March 15 income tax due date with a one fourth payment plan and quarterly installments. It notes tax sources including tariffs, tobacco taxes, a sales tax, and income tax affecting nearly every wage earner, and praises tax administration and public utilities while mentioning Central American military limits and Salvador’s cooperation.
Representative and Senator-elect Fess defended the Smithsonian’s work amid calls to cut its operating funds. He highlighted Southwest research, the study of cliff dwellers and mound builders, and the goal of increasing knowledge. He noted the 1846 founding by James Smithson and predicted the Smithsonian may surpass the British Museum in achievements.
Salvador, about the size of New Jersey with 1.5 million people, held a peaceful presidential election lasting three days. Dr Quinonez won over Dr Molina as both brothers-in-law and respected rivals. Officials may not run, aiding Quinonez’s path, and Salvador shows signs of growth and a focus on education and trade with the United States.
Disjointed clippings discuss Sir Arthur Conan Doyle on a channel tunnel, its wartime value, and a wary view of European military risk. Remarks touch on Ruhr tensions, Tutankhamen beef, Bergsol in Germany, French deputies, Herrin deaths, and rising European finance linked to the Versailles treaty. Tone mirrors a rambled column mixing satire and commentary.
Amid the Ruhr crisis, French troops occupy pits and coke ovens in the Duesseldorf area. They requisition coal, seize state forests, and plan to run banks and the Reichsbank as German resistance grows. Court martial threats loom over customs officials who resist the French measures.
A black hooded gang is reportedly operating in Morehouse parish. Judge Fred M. Odom said official reports describe a Bastrop to Mer Rouge highway style holdup near Mer Rouge Thursday night. Sidney Rogers, a youth near Mer Rouge, said he was halted by eight hooded men. they asked for Mr. Knight before letting him go.
Hollywood prepares for final rites for Wallace Reid at First Congregational Church in Los Angeles after his death linked to struggles with drugs and alcohol. Workers at studios may pause to attend as funeral details note viewing from 10 a.m. to 2 20 p.m. and cremation at Glendale cemetery per Reid’s wish. His two children will not attend the services.
The sun and Jupiter align benevolently while Saturn’s hardship favors important business. Longstanding affairs see odd signs and careful details. 1922 seers predict cooperation aiding big business, but capital and labor clash in many centers. Western riots loom. birthdates favor steady paths for the year.
Miles City editor T. J. Johns known as Jeffy suffered a brain hemorrhage while seated in his office. He collapsed, was rushed to Sisters Hospital, and died shortly after. Johns had been discussing an Insurance issue tied to the municipal light plant with RH. Daniels, a former city treasurer.
John Wanamaker's will filed in Philadelphia allocates the bulk of his estate to family members while earmarking major gifts for religious and charitable causes. Two hundred thousand dollars goes to the Presbyterian General Assembly trustees for Bethany Collegiate Church. fifty thousand dollars to Bethany Brotherhood and fifty thousand to the Friendly Inn in Philadelphia for deserving men.
In Cleveland Ohio the rum crazed gun man ended a three day terror near Woodland avenue and East Fifty fifth street by shooting and likely fatally wounding Mrs Carmella Coco. He attacked eight women and shot a man who tried to help a family during the rampage.
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