Republicans flounder over war tax cuts in House
Democratic critics mock Republican leaders as they struggle to deliver promised war tax reductions amid high living costs. The House passes tariff bills but faces delays in Senate action and mounting political theater as key figures like Mondell and Fordney respond to pressure.
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House of Representatives
House
Senate
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
Joseph W. Fordney
Michigan
Committee On
Ways and Means
Europe
Washington
Planets Aided President Say Astrologer Johnson
Chicago astrologist William Arthur Johnson argues planetary arrangements, not Lodge or Borah, hampered the president. He claims Saturn hindered him for a year while Jupiter opposed him, but foresees victory on the league of nations and peace treaty and hints at a future one party government after 1924.
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Lodge
William Arthur Jnh
Chicago
Sisera
Saturn
Senate
Borah
The High Price of Silver in Prewar Times
Analysis argues silver prices at over twice the former per ounce boost mining districts and industry. It asserts broader benefits across farms, meat, and goods, while government efforts aim to curb meat price surges and curb profiteering. The piece links silver, wheat, and lumber health to overall industry prosperity.
Beet Sugar Prospects Report Record 1919 Crop
Reports from sugar beet companies indicate 1919 will yield the largest beet sugar crop in U S history. Estimated beet acreage reaches 1,000,000 with a probable output of 11,009,000 tons and about 20,000,000 bags of refined sugar. Farmers receive the bulk of $200,000,000 value, with science and acreage gains boosting production and reducing costs.
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United States
Preferred rights to soldiers for public land entry long may extend
A House Public Lands Committee backed measure grants discharged officers soldiers sailors and marines a preferred right of entry for two years after public land openings. Introduced by Rep Scott Ferris of Oklahoma with Interior Secretary Lane support, the plan requires a minimum sixty day notice before general disposal and applies to those with ninety days service in the U.S. armed forces.
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House Public Lands Committee
Scott Ferris
Oklahoma
Public Lands Committee
Strow
Secretary of the Interior
Franklin K. Lane
United States
Germany
Seth Srr
Own Your Own Town in Moneta Wyoming for 10000
A. Kansan of Moneta offers the entire town for sale at 10000 including an 18 room hotel, eight and one three room houses, multiple out-buildings, two large barns, a fire house and a meat market with forty building lots. Moneta lies on the Chicago and Northwestern line about 80 miles west of Fremont County.
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Tavenian
Moneta
Wyoming
A. Kansan
Tie
Kaason
Chicago & Northwestern
alShut
Fremont County
Polsons
Impersonating the Male in Cheyenne Fashion
The Horse Doctor notes Cheyenne residents complain of women wearing men’s clothes and the stroll of a young woman in high heels downtown. He argues fashion choices offend aesthetics, yet acknowledges some cross-dressing may suit outdoor pursuits while warning against wedding-day impersonations. He urges readers to consider motives behind such outfits.
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Cheyenne
Carey Avenue
Chicago grain and livestock market wrap
The daily market report shows mixed corn and oats futures with modest declines and varied livestock sections. Cattle and hog receipts are listed with ranges for prices and weights, noting softer demand and steady to lower quotes across beef and pork outlets.
Omaha Live Stock Market Figures From Sept
Market report from Omaha shows bids and prices for cattle and hogs. Prices include weights around 165 and 815, with figures such as 60 750 and 46.25 for various lots. The Bureau of Markets censored data and listed totals like 15.23 and 16. medium weights noted, with pigs at 15.
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Omatla
Bureau of Markets
Local figures seen in city after show Saturday
Spatz Hall and nearby residents were in the city after a show on Saturday September 13. Dan Dondhue and Mrs. BR Cooper of Little Creek were among those spotted amid the visitors and performers.
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Spatz_ Hall
Ruttetate
Wye
Goon Music
Dan Dondhue
Mrs
Br, ER. Cooper
Little Torte Creek
City
Esterday
Tobacco Habits and Heart Health Warned by Johns Hopkins Expert
Dr. Connor of Johns Hopkins Hospital warns tobacco hardens arteries overtaxes the heart and shortens life. The article details harmful nicotine poisons and provides tests to detect throat and respiratory effects, urging quitting with Nicotol and noting a money-back guarantee from local druggists.
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New York
Connor
Johns Hopkins Hospital
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