Tax reduction of Mellon critiqued by politicians and figures
The piece critiques Secretary Mellon’s tax cut plan arguing wealth tax shifts burden to small taxpayers and warns blocking the measure could cost over 300000000 in 1924. It contrasts official figures with political opposition and notes a court summons in Montana for a mortgage foreclosure case detailing lands in sections 17 20 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
State of
Montana
George Therrien
Minnie Therrien
Teton County
Monana
Towit
Those Fool Little Grudges at Sea and College
The author recalls crossing the Atlantic in congenial company and notes a surge of reconciliation in last days of voyage. He observes a similar softening among college peers, where long held grudges fade as acquaintances reconnect and former animosity seems foolish.
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Atlantic
Liverpool
John D. Barry
Minneapolis Tribune
Remarkable remarks define the piker in a famed banker’s view
The Observer Dispatch quotes a banker calling a piker one who lives within big income, praising thrift and safe spending. The piece urges more pikers as a model for prudent living and avoiding ostentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
One Hundred and One Victims in Special Paper Swindle
A passerby hears a loud cry about a sensational newspaper scam claiming "one hundred and one" victims. He buys the Evening paper to read and sees no heartless fraud referenced in the columns before another shout interrupts with "Paper Special."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Jerusalem’s long siege history through the ages
The city of Jerusalem has faced repeated sieges and destructions across millennia. From biblical era besiegers like David and Nebuchadnezzar to Roman, Persian, Crusader, and Ottoman forces, the city changed hands many times, with World War I marking a new turning point under General Allenby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
David
Saracens
Crusiaders
Saladin
Crusaders
Saraecens
Allenby
Buffalo Herds Grow in Canadian National Park
A 25 year project in Banff and Wainwright Alberta has expanded a Canadian buffalo herd to about 9 000 animals. The 162 square mile Wainwright preserve houses 6146 buffalo with an estimated 3 000 calves born last spring. Canada plans to culled about 1 000 annually to prevent overcrowding.
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Banff
United States
Wainwright
Alta
aAlthough
Canada
Popular Mechanics Magazine
A Son At A Bridge Party Confounds A Cook
A woman arranges for her ill nanny to supervise her son then takes him to a bridge party. The boy resents missing playtime but agrees after a hint about angel food cake. In the kitchen he blurts out a mistaken remark about the cakes.
Teeth and fingerprints reveal the criminal
The article notes universal fingerprinting and new tooth descriptions to identify offenders. A Welfare Island prisoner with an assumed name was found to be a parole violator serving time at Sing Sing. his teeth confirmed his identity, leaving little chance to hide.
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Welfere Island
Ann
Sing Sing
A Foreign Entanglement in a Greek Letter Society
A Birmingham Ave Herald snippet notes a self-made man scolding his son for joining a Greek letter society. He cites the Alpha Gamma Luimimua as the wrong kind of foreign organization and critiques Greece’s troubled state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remiarked
Grewce
Birmingham
Ave Herald
Mercury Cleaned Rifle Barrels Technique Described
A Mercury Cleaning method described in Popular Mechanics involves sealing a rifle barrel with corks at both ends and pouring about half an ounce of mercury inside. The barrel is tipped end to end to create an amalgam with lead deposits on the interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Children of Jazz Coming to Royal Theatre Next Sunday
The Paramount stage presentation of Other Times by Harold Brig house stars Theodore Kosloff Ricardo Cortez Robert Cain and Eileen Percy at the Royal Theatre next Sunday directed by Jerome Storm Beulah Dix adapted the production and the supporting cast is described as the finest. Also notice for a hoist suitable for garage purposes by G. W. Saban Dutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Harold Brighouse
Theodore Kosloff
Ricardo Cortez
Robert Cain
Eileen Percy
Royal Theatre
Beulah Dix
Jerome Storm
For Sale Post office boxes in good condition
For sale postal boxes in very good condition. Inquire of Wm. Krofft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Krofft
For Work and Fur Repairing Done
Mrs. Wm. Hoxey reports completion of repairs and fur work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Hoxey
Annual meeting notice for Teton County Colonization Company
The regular annual meeting of the stockholders will be held at the company office on February 4, 1924, at 7 30 p m for the election of a board of directors and other business that may come before the meeting. T A Meagher president.
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The
Teton County Colonization Company
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Choteau
Teton Co
Secretary of the Treasury
Ladies’ Home Journal
Spokane Spokesman Review
Alias Summons
District Court of the
Nineteenth Judicial District
Teton
J. W. Quail
Minnie ‘Therrien
L’ecuyer Syndicate
Alfred L’ecuyer
Marry Brown
Blancie M. Jacobson
Geo, W. Maree
Chateau
Swains Tailor Shop
Detroit
Linus
Ford
Frank
Children OF Jazz
G. W. Saban
Dutton
T. A. Meagher
Evryone
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