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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1923
Page
4
Readable details list the Weekly Enterprise Office at 1 Mechanic Street Marlboro Massachusetts. The fragment confirms the publication’s office location in a historic town.
With a clash in Germany looming, Paris invokes the Versailles limit of 100000 troops and aims to disarm any surplus. Premier Poincare fears a larger German force could threaten reparation plans and Rhineland stability, recalling Napoleon’s workaround in history.
J Ogden Mills, at a National Ta Conference, argued tax exempt securities threaten the tax system. He said a progressive income tax and tax-exempt securities cannot coexist, as exemptions erode the tax base and curb industry and thrift. He warned high surtaxes may foster evasion and class resentment toward government.
A state city police chief laments mixed court interpretations and dulls in enforcing law. He argues disagreements reflect human nature, not weakness, and warn against government overreach. The piece cites Sanford Maine Tribune praising democracy and the Declaration of Independence as guiding ideals.
A summary of electrical industry progress citing General Electric under Charles A. Coffin. It notes GE�s expansion from basic devices to trains central power stations radio RCA and air communications, with a quirky aside about German business figures and a fragmentary remark on the Other World.
A Texas judge sentenced Dr Frederick A Cook to prison for oil stock frauds amid a debate over his honesty and sanity. The piece weighs his bold claims about Mount McKinley and the North Pole, noting public belief in his sincerity despite documented fakes and questions about his mental grid.
The court upholds state intent in enforcing laws barring aliens ineligible to citizenship from owning or leasing land. It warns against technicalities that thwart legislative will and suggests broader application to reduce delays and injustice in courts.
Dr Henry Van Dyke calls a women’s party idea insane but the effort’s failed and likely to fail. Women align with men on issues stressing morals and protection of women and children. They seek to influence, not go it alone, showing cooperation with men after the Nineteenth Amendment.
The Philatheg Class held a successful sale at the vestry of the Congregational church on Friday. Christmas articles sold well as the decorated booths featured poinsettias and greenery. An entertaining program by local performers, including a first public appearance by a mandolin club, received hearty applause.
James Eaton, a genial mail carrier, pursued the nimble door for several days last week while Mrs. Clifford Downey assists as clerk in the Woolworth store office of the wet finish department mills. Herlan O'Donnell accepts a position at the same store.
Several plan to witness the Messiah by the Handel and Hayden Society at Symphony Hall on Sunday next, with others attending for a distant view and ghot noted as occasional.
Confusing fragment notes shipment of ladders from a ladder truck at a local apartment. The unit has been installed recently and the department expects the vehicle to arrive in about three weeks.
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