North Dakota Wheat Tax Funds Used for Cars in 1922
The tax commissioner asserts North Dakota spent 70 million bushels from its 1922 wheat crop on new automobiles and upkeep. Merchants and bankers are said to be taking notice of the shift in public spending.
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North Dakota
Governor Smith's Prohibition Action Sparks National Debate
The New York governor's signing of the Mullan-Gage act to repeal state prohibition ignites national controversy. Supporters say it shifts costly enforcement to residents, while opponents call it treason. the move shifts state burdens and reshapes fiscal and political currents amid a broad debate on democracy and policy.
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New York
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Canfield
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Montana
Sweet Grass County
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Justice
District Court
Internal Revenue Laws
Moonshine Harm Rising Among Youth, Prohibition Critics Say
Fragmentary lines suggest a debate over moonshine and prohibition. The text notes increasing injury from moonshine compared to past issues, with commentators and voters reconsidering the move back to light wines and beer as a possible mistake.
Law Crazy Raises Alarm Over Proliferating Legislation
Bruce Campbell president of the Illinois Bar Association argues that too many laws erode individual responsibility and self-government. He warns the flood of statutes leads to inequity, enforcement failures, and public distrust, urging a shift in public attitudes to resist passing laws for political gain.
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Weis
Big Timber Pupils Shine in Eighth Grade Exams
The Big Timber public schools reported 26 regular eighth graders with three passing and earning diplomas. Mr and Mrs Jake Megelssen, formerly of Big Coulee, are visiting the city as Mr Megelssen contemplates future moves after selling ranch holdings.
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Jake Megelssen
Big Coulee
Magelssen
Big Timber
Norwegian trip ends as family returns from Old Country
Mrs. Andrew Ronning and two children arrived back Monday from a two year visit to their old home in Norway. Bailey Implement Co shipped ball rdke to Jacob Hoyem at Trondshem Norway. Melville feels the town is energetic enough to celebrate the Fourth.
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Norway
Bailey Implement Company
Jacob Hoyem
Trond‘shem
Andrew
Ronning
Melville
Junketing Trip May Raise One Big Row
Washington June 11 The Democratic National Committee predicts congressional demands for an explanation of wasteful spending unless Lasker abandons plans for a million dollar Leviathan voyage. The six day post reconditioning junket for the steamship is to be approved amid pressure from Republicans and anticipated tax cuts battle in the new Congress. The plan would take 600 on a pleasure trip as critics push for deficit reduction. A separate note mentions work on the main bore to divert water from Colorado to Denver and irrigation prospects through the Moffat tunnel.
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Washington
Lasker
Shipping Board
Democratic National Committee
Boston
Congress
White House
Mellon
Smoot
Largest U S Tunnel Will Be In Colorado
Denver June 11. Work on the Moffat tunnel through the continental divide will begin within six weeks. The $6.72 million bond issue is authorized and bids for construction will be advertised. The project aims to complete the tunnel in three years with a pilot tunnel running parallel and later used for water conveyance.
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Moffat
Continental Divide
United States
Charles Mac
Willcox
Moffat Tunnel Commission
Washington
United States Supreme Court
New Maritime Liquor Law In Operation
Washington notes a new maritime liquor regulation effective at midnight under treasury rules. Alcohol aboard foreign vessels must be discharged once crossing the dead line except for emergencies, medical, diplomatic, or sacramental shipments, with limited exemptions for distress or port refuges. Enforcement may disrupt international commerce until Congress acts.
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Washington
Treasury
Supreme Court
United States
Notice of bankruptcy for Clyde A. Bowen
In the District Court of Montana Clyde A. Bowen is adjudged bankrupt. Creditors are notified the first meeting will be held June 29, 1923 at 10:00 am in Livingston Montana to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct business. Ed C. Jones Referee.
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District Court of the United States
District of Montana
Clyde A. Bowen
Miles-Krohne
Livingston
Park
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