Taxes Under Townley and North Dakota Tax Burdens
The Missoulian cites certified tax receipts from Grand Forks County North Dakota showing farm tax increases from 1918 to 1919 under the Nonpartisan League. Examples include Paul Johnson whose taxes rose from 70.64 to 127.39, Martin Udenby with rising assessed values and higher total taxes, and Henry J. Dean whose 1919 tax bill nearly tripled. The piece argues these increases reflect a confiscatory socialist program, noting a failed Townley bill to seize land for stateship without redemption.
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Grand Forks
Mssoulian
Paul Johnson
Northwood Township
Grand Forks County
Mr. Johnson
John Bridston
Charles Allen
Martin Udenby
Udenby
Ferry Township
Nlaa
Grand ‘Alen
Henry J. Dean
Larimore
Dean
Nonpartisan League
Daily Missoulian
Butte Funeral for MacSwiney in honor of Irish patriot
Butte flags fly for Terence MacSwiney Irish patriot and Cork mayor who starved to death in famine prison. Funeral will start from Frost Street Public Library, proceed to St Marys, with American Legion officers presiding. Casket on gun carriage, solemn high Mass, and a city procession ending at the county courthouse for ex-service resolutions.
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Nir
Jackman
Butte & Superior Company
United States
Elm Orly Company
Elm Orlu
Frank Y. Locke
Cora B. Kirby
Locke
Cora Kirby
South Side Club
Bacorn
Butte
Sergts
Tim Harrington
James Newell
James Downey
Aids
St. Mary's Church
MacSwiney
M. O'D. Barry
Ais
Wyoming
Woolman
Main
Broadway
Montana
Park
Arizona
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Bassett
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P. H. McCarthy
Dan T Malloy
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City Considers Meat Inspector and Alarm siren decision
City council debated appointing a meat inspector to examine all meats near Butte bound for public consumption. An electric siren would replace the bell at the city Mall for alarms. The panel also addressed telephone rate issues and fund transfers to sprinkling and maintenance funds. Elisabeth Morrison seeks $600 for damages after a sidewalk fall on East Park Street. The matter was referred to the judiciary committee.
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Seayor
Butte
Hess
Siso
Billings
Clinton
Dan T. Maltoy
Elisabeth A. Morrison
Council
Mits
Morrisom
East Park Street
Rom
Njurien
Bankers Triumph In Lawyer Bowl match
The First National sank the bowl team last night as the lawyers endured a close contest. The Dyn total score reached 3.428 to one. Eastern took the lead with a 812 to 67 win and 821 to 67. Both teams belong to the Professional Electrics League.
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Y. Met
Democratic Woman's Luncheon Called Off
The Cox Roosevelt club canceled today's luncheon after over 200 women applied for tickets, exceeding capacity. Officers chose not to limit attendance and said time will be spent on campaign work. Headquarters on West Park Street will host daily demonstrations of the voting machine through Monday evening.
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Cox- Roosevelt Club
Gamer
Cox-Roosevelt
West Park Street
Abe Attell Denies Involvement In World Series Fix
Former boxer Abe Attell declares in a public statement that he did not fix the World Series between Chicago and Cincinnati. He claims he was not involved in any scheme and notes that Arnold Rothstein benefited financially from the case. The report also cites unrelated financial and institutional notes from the era.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
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