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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1921

Page

3

Measure for Committee Consideration Faces Tax Proposals

The House debates a measure linked to tax reform and luxury taxes. Republicans draft amendments to 1918 rules and push for a special rule to speed floor action. Proposals suggest a 3 percent manufacturers tax on high priced goods, with potential $100 million annual revenue, but admin challenges loom.

Pete Republiveers Tao House Howgas Ena Recoui Mellon

Freight Reductions Will Help Farmers

Washington reports strong hope for better farm prices due to recent and planned railroad rate cuts on grain exports. The White House says lower export rates from Chicago to New York and forthcoming revisions from Mississippi river and Gulf routes should lift the entire agricultural sector, aided by export finance and expected European demand for American foodstuffs.

Washington White House Chicago New York Missippi Gulf Europe

Hightower May Face Conviction In San Mateo Case

The article reports on William Hightower linked to the Dolly Mason murder case, with investigators detailing his statements about the priest’s grave and a sick call. Police continue searching for Dolly Mason and Doris Shirley while District Attorney Franklin Swart calls Hightower cool and calculating. Captain Matheson notes Hightower sought a reward and questions why he did not go to police with his information.

Byuisco Aug Ednesday William High- 1 Pat Dolly Mason San Francisco Post San Et Hightower Mr. Heslin Doris Shirley Franklin Swart San Mateo County Duncan Matheson Archbishop Hanna

Father Suspected In Butte Death By Own Action

In Butte on August 12, Charles N. Roberts aged 15, son of Dr. C M Roberts, was found hanging in his room. Police believe suggestive physical culture literature describing neck stretching caused the death. A dime novel and detective stories were found. a friend says the boy wished to grow strong. The father is held for investigation. door locked from inside with a bolt and Yale lock adds mystery.

Butte Charies N. Roberts C. M. Roberts Jess Daly Roberts Yale

Detective closes net on suspect in Father Heslin case

An anonymous letter to Archbishop Hanna claimed a dying man would be visited and a murder suspect caught by Friday night. Police will verify the tip and seek assistance from Los Angeles police to trace the letter sender.

Lin Hanna Los Angeles Mission Street Sixth Street Father Heslin

Father Of President Will Try It Again

Dr. George T. Harding, father of President Harding, married Alice Severns yesterday in Monroe Michigan and announced he will resume his medical practice in Marion Ohio. He and his wife will reside temporarily in his longtime Marion home. The ceremony followed a Canadian license denial and travel from Detroit.

Marion Ohio George T. Harding Harding Monroe Mich Alice Severns Toledo The Marion Star Marion County

Too Much Moonshine Leads To Death by Own Action

Edward Weiss 30, a plumber by trade, slashed his throat with a butcher knife in M Shagina's kitchen on East Park avenue after drinking moonshine. He died three hours later in a hospital. Weiss had returned from Casper Wyoming and later worked on a Big Hole ranch before the tragedy.

Anaconda Edward Weiss M. Shagina East Park Avenue Casper Wyo

Mr Jinks Cranks Cat In Sleepless Car Tale

A humorous vignette describes Mr Jinks’s three week old car woes. While the couple sleeps, he sleepwalks to the bed and twists the cat’s tail trying to fix the stubborn flivver. He blames the magneto and jokes the car isn’t paid for yet.

Mr. Jinks

Oil Supersedes Coal for Fuel Efficiency

The article argues oil provides 30 percent more steam per weight than coal with proper burners. It notes oil is easier to handle, reduces dust and dirt, produces little smoke and no ashes, and can be lit instantly and controlled precisely.

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