The Artful Tax Dodger Prompts July Tax Watch
The piece notes July as a hot month for tax enforcement led by Commissioner Blair. It describes new tax detectives, strict collection of excise and luxury taxes, and penalties for willful evasion. It praises honesty among dealers and cites government aims to curb delinquencies and protect revenues. Ambassador Harvey plans a Fourth of July speech in London amid global attention.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Blair
Internal Revenue
Harvey
American Society
London
Rotary Club
Manchester
Hughes
The Lion or The Tiger in Prizefight Judgment
Physicians who studied both pros and cons of Carpentier and Dempsey label the Frenchman a tiger and the American a lion. Dr William A Brady calls Carpentier the tiger and Dempsey the lion noting the tiger's powerful heart and muscular form while cautioning heart alone does not win a title.
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Province
Carpentier
Dempsey
William A. Brady
S. Brady
Cox
Aiding
Voices in the wilderness warn on rising divorces
Judge Ike of the New York Supreme Court voices alarm at rising divorces and the growin g use of crooked lawyers and detectives. He says professional plotters threaten the life of the country as family ties erode and the republic risks a slide toward ruin. Many share concern, some doubt the scale of the threat.
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Ike
Supreme Court
New York State
United States
Amerin Republic
Mudge
Permanent Tariff Bill Introduced Amid Trade Dispute
A lengthy tariff bill sets rates on wool and textiles with Underwood and Payne-Aldrich comparisons, detailing duties for carpets, lumber, cotton, and food products. The measure faces committee scrutiny as Republicans push to keep lumber on the free list and discuss crude oil taxes. The article notes broader commodity schedules, potential negotiations, and a curious closing line about Africa's king wearing a false beard.
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House
Caucur
United States
First Party
Remarkable Safety Record At Anaconda Mines
The report highlights that mines including Poulin Mountain View Never Sweat Bell Anaconda Badger and others show a serious and fatal accident record of for six years, with 218 shifts worked per 16 000 and compares to a West mine with 260 000 shifts and an average 12.38 incidents per 10 000 shifts. The bureau notes strong safety measures at Anaconda Copper Mining Company, praising 1916 and 1917 performances under stringent discipline and an established safety organization with substantial expenditure and effort by management and workers.
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Anaconda” Copper Mining
Airplane V8 Ship Spars With War Test Debates
A Atlantic coast bombing test debate pits airplane advocates against big ship supporters over 1404 pounds of TNT on U-117 and fears of public mood shifts favoring air power. The piece riffs on ship versus plane reliance, wartime economy, and political jostling in Washington.
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Atlantic
Indiana
Ostfriesland
Missoula Banks Offer to Purchase University Bonds
Four Missoula banks and Missoula Mercantile Co offer to buy 150000 to 200000 dollars of University of Montana bonds after bids failed. The university’s board of education could not receive bids and the matter is before the state board of examiners.
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Missoula
Missoula Mercantile Company
Board of Education
University of Montana
State Board of Examiners
Wheatgrowers elect officers in four state group
Walter J. Robinson of Pomeroy Washington was elected president of the Northwest Wheatgrowers association as the body completed organization at the session in Spokane June 39. C Strawman Lewistown Montana named secretary. four state executive members named. George C. Jewett retained general manager. CW Nelson Seattle named sales manager. John Burris dead at Lewistown aged 60 after heart failure in oil field and Saskatchewan interests noted. Nomination confirmations for ambassadors Warren and Collier reported by Associated Press. Emperor Teopold trip noted in 1858 with 2000 retinue and 1500 horses.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Northwest Wheatgrowers’ Association
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
Walter J. Robinson
Pomeroy
Wash
C._¥. Strawman
Lewistown
Mont
R. V. Peringer
Belmont
H. J. “Herman
Genesee
A. Hiarth
the Dalles
Ore
Strawman
George C. Jewett
CW. Nelson
Seattle
Tri-State
John Burris
Byrne
John Turris
Cat Creek
Saskatchewan
Canada
Gull Lake
Sackatchewan
Associated Pre
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
William Miller Collier
New York
Senate
Span
Chile
Rei
Teopold
Germany
Tyrol
Unfavorable Day Forecast in 1921 Horoscope
A June 50 1921 horoscope warns of an unsettled mind and possible mood dips. It predicts stern planetary inclinations, increased personal crises, and burdens for women with responsibility. Foretold: summer heat, travel disruptions, and a famous foreign woman’s death noted as forthcoming.
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Uranus
Jupiter
Saturn
Uppermont
Batuen
West
Planetary
Ficiely
Jewlest
Portugal
Met
Wspaper
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MPANY
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King
Fifth Avenue
Steger
Chicago
Hobe
Boston
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R. J. Bidwell Company
Market Street
San Francisco
Tom
America
Daniel Webster
Uncle Sam
Lion
Tiger
Voices IN the Wilderness
Underwood
Tate
Fordhey
Underwood T
Tye
Toro
Africa
Poulin
Mountain View
Never Sweat
Bell
Badger
Harding
Nondell
Garrett
Tennessee
Byrnes
South Carolink
Porter
Great Brltain
Japan
Mondell
City of
John Barleycorn
Mr. Dempsey
Mr. Carpentier
Mr. Barleycorn
England
Jersey City
Peges
Nikolai Lenine
Hiram Johnson
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