Monarchy Proclaimed In Portugal States Senate Tax Bill
In Bismarck North Dakota January, a new income tax bill was introduced in the senate by the tax committee. Chief adviser Royance drew the bill patterned after Wisconsin law to raise about 500000 annually. It taxes earned and unearned income with graduated rates and withholds at the source. It retains personal property tax and includes exemptions for life insurance payouts and certain government obligations. The proposal outlines deductions for business expenses and other items.
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Bismarck
N. D
Senate
Committee of Taxes and Tax Laws
Wisconsin
W. H. Roylance
Department of Economics
Utah University
United States
Labor Situation To Be Considered At Second Meeting
Paris dispatch reports the second peace congress session opening with press access. labor legislation is first on the agenda with national delegations presenting views to a committee, aiming for a general project. US and British positions align on international labor protection and state labor rights within a broader Entente consensus.
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Associated Preas
Paris
Congress
America
United States
Lsbor
England
France
Chamber of Deputies
Leeds
Eyland
Minora
More Than 3700 Americans Arrive in New York on Five Vessels
More than 3,700 American troops arrived in New York during the morning on five transports including the Louisiana New Hampshire Goentoer Chicago and Accomac. The arrivals included units from the 59th 68th and 34th divisions with officers and medical detachments. Embarkation offices in Hoboken reported no wounded among the ships. Additional convoys and ships were noted to be en route from France with further troops and equipment.
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New York
Louisiana
New Hampshire
Chicago
Goentoer
Accomac
Soulsigna Ree
An Tatterinn
Artilery Corpe
59Th
68Th
Pioneer Infantry
Gonhtoer Peouent
Galion
Yarima
Parvice
Hoboken
Goethale
Skleton
34Th Division
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Minnesota
Ohio
34Th
60Th Artillery
South Dakota Woman Shoots Five Children and Describes Motive
In Sioux Falls on January 24 Mrs. Clara Hanson Sherman allegedly shot five children and then attempted suicide. Investigators report she declared she did not want to see the children suffer as authorities review the case amid a wider discussion of legal and social concerns.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Clara, Hanson
Sherman
Soldiers' Council Power Shrinks in Germany Under New Regulation
Berns Switzerland January 24 under the new army control rule the soldiers' councils will be greatly diminished. The Prussian minister of war will be responsible through the army officers for employment and leadership assume supreme authority and the power to promote. Soldiers' councils will be formed by furions regiments or battalions. Officials vow to monitor military authority to ensure it aligns with the government.
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Berns
Switzerland
Offcers
Couneila
Mouiritien Essti
Wool Will Still Be Sold At Auction
Washington and Mexico City dispatches report government wool stocks will be sold at public auction to meet trade needs while avoiding competition with domestic producers. Rails and ties are en route to Mexico City for rebuilding the line from the capital to Cuernavaca after years of bandit damage.
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Washington
War Department
Mexico City
Cuernavaca
Irish Center party formed in Dublin with Gwynn as chairman
A new political association named the Irish Center party was formally constituted in Dublin. Stephen Gwynn, former member of parliament, was named chairman of the provisional executive committee. The party brings together constitutional nationalists and southern unionists and advocates home rule for Ireland within the British empire on lines similar to other British dominions.
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Dublin
Irish Center Party
Stephen Gwynn
Ireland
British Empire
Resignation Rumors Hit Norwegian Cabinet
News from regerenbagen reports an imminent resignation of the Norwegian cabinet with Gunnar Knudsen named as premier and minister of mer, amid war times. In London, dec 15, Major General Sir W S H Birkbeck announces selling or destroying 100000 remount horses and mules in the British army abroad due to ship shortages, with plans to ship 125000 war horses to England and 60000 to Belgium for reconstruction. He notes a local preference against mules and outlines distribution across towns and regions.
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Regerenbagen
Cabreinet
Iner
Gunnar Knud
Mericalutrs
London
Associated Press
England
W. S H. Birkbeck
Directeor
Remounta
United States
Belgium
Birkbeck
Twenty Eight States Ratify Prohibition Law
Washington, Jan. 24. Twenty eight states have formally notified the state department of action of their legislatures in ratifying the prohibition amendment to the federal constitution.
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Washington
State Department of Action
Weather Outlook for Minnesota and North Dakota
Forecasters predict cloudy to partly cloudy conditions across Minnesota tonight and Saturday with a dip in temperatures. In western and central areas tonight, temperatures fall notably, while North Dakota expects colder air tonight into Saturday with continued chill.
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Minnesota
Trotsky Not Escaping Narva Report Claims
Basle dispatches report Trotsky did not flee Narva after Bolshevik defeat and was captured or taken prisoner. An Estonian official note announced Trotsky remained present during fighting and escaped to relocate his headquarters. Corroborating cables from Copenhagen suggested Trotsky planned movement toward Nishai Novgorod amid unsettled lines.
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Basle
Ieon Trotsky
Narva
Bue
Libyu
Leon Trotsky
Hi Geen
Copehagen
Trotsky
Nishai-Novgorod
Liban
Berger's Friends Say New Charges May Be Filed
Chicago Jan 24 Friends of Victor L Berger and four other socialists recently convicted of violating the espionage act claim new charges will be filed before Judge Landtumtentre as he hears their motion for a new trial Subpoenas for jurors who found the defendants guilty were issued in anticipation Officials declined to discuss details United States District Attorney Clyne said there were rumors of an affidavit of irregularity by a juror Washington Jan 24 Representative Gillett of Massachusetts a Republican candidate for speaker urged the new House to refuse Victor Berger's seat after his espionage conviction
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Chicago
Victor L. Berger
Landtumtentre
Agy
William A. Cunnen
Berger
United States
Clyne
Washington
Representative Gillett
Massachusetts
Victor Berger
Wisconsin
Monarchy Proclaimed in Lisbon Amid Garrison Desertions
Madrid reports a royalist takeover as Lisbon garrison defects and the wireless station falls under monarchist control. Santarem shows monarchist footholds while the navy remains loyal to the government. Manuel and Marie Amelie are noted figures in various exile movements.
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Madrid
Lisbon
Valencia
Vigo
Spain
Coimbra
Portugal
Santarem
Col
Silveramos
Lawmakers Debate Roll Call For Emergency Measures In North Dakota
North Dakota lawmakers and attorneys review the Nonpartisan League amendments to emergency provisions. They argue roll calls may be unnecessary as the new clause allows acts to take effect after two thirds present and voting in each house and governor approval. Leaders sought roll calls to push big bills, affecting votes on Webber, Requette, and Murtha.
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Biamarck
N. D
Nonpartisan League
League
Peter Webber
Fred Requette
T. F. Murtha
Roquette and Murtha Seated by Committee
In Bismarck on January 24 the elections committee seated T. F. Murtha and Fred Roquette as Stark county lawmakers after discarding polls with irregularities. Belfield and Hungary townships, Rader, Lehigh, and Fertile Valley votes were invalidated due to home judge influence, sick voters, or locked doors while nonpartisan candidates Kuhn and Reilly contested the results.
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Star
Bismarck
N. D
T. F. Murtha
Fred Roquette
Stark County
Murtha
Roquette
Belfield
Hungary
Illinois Proposes State Constabulary Force Model
Springfield report outlines a plan to create a semi military state constabulary patterned after the Canadian mounted police. The force would patrol highways and be ready to respond to the governor’s call, with mounted units and regional companies.
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Springfield
Canadian Mounted Police
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