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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1921
Page
6
Letters from women nationwide celebrate restored health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The notes hail the natural restorative as a solution to long standing ailments, expressing gratitude for renewed well being and happiness.
The Silver Bow delegation cites misrepresentation in tax data showing net proceeds of mines alone misleads about mining taxes. They call for representative years and full property assessments beyond mining to gauge true state tax burden. The Helena Independent criticized the governor’s table used in tax classification.
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood plans retirement from the army to head Pennsylvania University after returning from the Philippines. He notified Secretary Weeks that if nominated for the post he would retire as soon as his mission in the far east ends. The mission aims to assess Philippine readiness for independence and guide Harding administration policy.
Washington dispatch reports the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered railroad rates within Nevada to rise to the interstate level, with new charges to take effect April 28. The move affects railroad ages and freight charges across the state.
Washington report says another bid will be made to promote Major General Hunter Liggett to lieutenant general after his retirement from active service yesterday. Liggett had wartime command of the First Army Corps and later of the First Army.
March 22 in Monticello Arkansas Phil Slater a 60 year old Black man confessed to confronting a white woman near Wilmar last week. He was taken from jail and fatally harmed by a mob. He died at the scene tied to a telephone pole his body riddled with bullets.
Paris dispatches report the new Greek offensive in Asia Minor has been abandoned for now. Greek army instructions were canceled though troops still debark at Smyrna. Officials attribute the move to strong disapproval from England and France and doubts about achieving major success.
New York report says thousands of pushcart ice dealers and milk wagon drivers have turned to supplying spirituous stimulants to their customers. Many operate from basement headquarters and use a simple spoken cue to signal illicit demand, shaping a growing illegal trade.
The senator spoke before the New York Advertising Association urging action on excess tariffs to protect U S markets. He argued tariffs must reflect world market conditions and pressed for updated trade policies to benefit U S agencies and commerce.
President Harding will attend the April 19 unveiling of a Simon Bolivar statue in New York. The invitation, conveyed by Venezuelan minister Dr Santos A Dominici, marks Harding’s first trip from Washington since taking office and first nomination trip since last June.
A radio message received in New York reports Bolshevists failed to recapture Erivan and other Armenian territories from which they had been driven. The message says a coalition government is being formed in Armenia and friendly relations with neighboring peoples are being established.
Rome reports that Mgr. Giovanni Bonzano, apostolic delegate to the United States, will be elevated to cardinal in the consistory planned for November or by early 1923.
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