Senate Discusses Party Tax Programs and Reforms
The senate heard party tax programs touching freight, passenger and Pullman, retention of corporate stock, and repeal of a $200,000 exemption. Simmons urged parity among taxpayer groups and supported a safeguarded manufacturers or consumption tax as an alternative to present levies. Smoot presented a sales tax menu amid debate on the finance committee bill favoring corporate and rich tax cuts.
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Simmons
Senate
North Carolina
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Emergency relief program adopted by conference
The conference urged municipalities to expand public works including streets, sewers, schools, and buildings while leveraging over 50 million in municipal bonds sold in 1921. Governors should unite state agencies to push road and building projects with federal support and congressionally funded roads.
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Federal Reserve Banks
West Hungary Declares Independence in Paris Dispatch
A Paris report cites Vienna that West Hungary has proclaimed itself independent. The Associated Press dispatch describes preliminary patches and notices confirming the move amid uncertain Paris and Vienna responses.
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Paris
West
Hungary
Vienna
Two Holups In Early Morning Robberies Shock Butte
Early Thursday night Butte faced a crime spree as bandits hit E W Softley and Francis Lynch within minutes. Each man was forced to surrender valuables, softley to $4.10 in silver and Lynch to belongings he claimed not to have. The same suspect, described as 26, in a light cap and dark suit, allegedly returned to threaten Softley after Lynch’s hold up. A later blast at Lambros pool hall near East Park street caused a fatal pool hall incident and an explosion at Towler Winterhalter Hannifin and a fire station, details pending.
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Butte
E. W. Softley
West Broadway
Francis Lynch
Zarelda Street
Towler Winterhalter-Hannifin
Lambros
East Park Street
Joe Coskin
Lynch
Montana Power Company
Softley
Softiey
Pence Pact With U S Approved By House
Promptly disposing of the issue, the House expressed gratification that normal relations with Germany may be restored. The resolution signals a desire that pending matters be settled by negotiation and reflects a belief that friendly ties between the United States and Germany can resume after the war.
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Germany
Deliever
United States
Standard claims league record in top bowling night
The Standard defeated the Miner in the Professional No 1 league, shattering the league score with 2868 and four players over 600. The Miner took the flat game 800 to 80, but Standard won the next two games by solid margins. The winning side now leads the league by one game as captain excelled. In the Butte league the Butch side beat Temple to continue prior success.
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Standard
Butte
Butch
Temple
Swores
Irish Accept British Offer to Meet in London
Dublin reports that the Irish cabinet accepted Premier Lloyd George’s invitation for a conference with Britain to settle Ireland’s constitutional future. De Valera and Griffith agreed personal talks are best, while deputies in Dublin prepare for a London meeting to explore a settlement and avoid further correspondence.
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Ireland
Lloyd Geornal
Sinn Fein
United Kingdom
Qgerned
Mr. de Valera
Delates
London
Associated Provs
Dublin
Dail Eireann
Famonn de Valera
Arthur Grifith
Mansion House
Lloyd Georg
Fitzgerald
Kevin O'Higgins
Harry Boland
New York
United States
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