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Global news briefs summarize 1922 era events
A montage reports wage strikes in Tampa seven thousand cigar makers seek a 25 percent raise. Sweden notes copper deposits at Lapland. Sweets Company of America to expand sale via 30,000 tobacco stores. Italy mulls private fortune tax. Mexico studies a dry zone on the border. U.S. army costs for universal training projected at $900 million yearly. Coca Cola founder’s formula sold for $500 and stock later worth $25 million. Morton Plant’s fortune valued at $33 million with $1 million inheritance tax to Connecticut. General Kruska to be tried. radiogram experiments in San Diego port. European fears of upheaval. New York’s automatic dial telephone. Smuts foresees Anglo-American peace. France seeks cash for submarine losses.
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Tampa
Fla
Sockholm
Swedish Geological Survey
Lapland
New York
Sweets Company of America
Rome
Italy
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Washington
General March
Senate Sub-Committee On
G. Candler
Coca Cola Company
Morton J. Plant
Connecticut
London
Kruska
Germany
Kaiser
San Diego
Arthur Henderson
Lucerne
Europe
New York Telephone Company
Capetown
South Africa
General Smuts
America
France
Scapa Flow
Whitehalls
Canyon Inn
Jefferson Island
Havre
Lewistown
Winnett
Lehigh
Windham
Columbia
The
State University
Forestry Service
Montana
Whitten
Kalispell Division
Great Northern
Harlem
U. S. Reclamation
Fort Belknap Reservation
Paradise Valley
J. K. Lee Rohl
Roy
Batte
Silver Bow County
Helena
Billings
United States District Attorney Day
Henry Pate
Bozeman
Stewart
Gagnon & Company of
Helenma
State Board of Equalization
Butte
Hiram Shaver
Fergus County
Judith
Gilman
Augusta
Craig
University of Montana
Greater
University of Montana Association
A. C. Lemon
Wesleyan University
George Mecklenburg
Montana University
M. J. Abbey
Agricultural College
Ham
W. M. Williams
W. M. Burton
Journal