Montana Eyes New Era of State Price Controls
An editorial urges state price setting via House Bill No. 3 to cap costs for state printing and other purchases. It argues the legislature could require bids for potatoes and gasoline, set wage scales, and impose maximum prices on overalls shoes and other goods bought by the state, envisioning broad economic controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Independent
Dixon
Erickson
Deer Lodge
State Hospital For
Citizens' Committee of One Thousand backs newspaper respect
Judge Gary and John D. Rockefeller Jr. lead a Citizens' Committee of One Thousand urging high aims in law enforcement and public citizenship to support newspaper integrity and civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Citizens’ Committee of One Thousand
Enforcement double standards and the oil trust
A critical screed questions selective law enforcement by big business allies. It cites Standard Oil fines, Ludlow, Colorado mining, and West Virginia coal cases to argue government action favors powerful interests. The piece attacks Judge Gary Rockefeller and KKK ties while praising press exposure of wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Landis
Ludlow
Col
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
West Virginia
Judge Gary
Gary
Mr. Rockefeller
National Republican Party Corporation, Ltd
Republican
Washington
Congress
A Place for Propaganda and Mexican American Views
A Wisconsin college professor jailed in Mexico on a fishing trip highlights how Mexicans view Americans. The piece argues that corporate interests distort U S intentions and urges counter propaganda to show the United States does not hate Mexico or seek conquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Mexico
America
Republic
George Creel
United States
M.S. A
United States Chamber of Commerce
Silence in the Senate Stirs Editorial Critique
The Baltimore Sun editorial rails against Senate executive sessions as sensationalized, secretive shows that thrill correspondents and leak news. It argues secrecy corrupts public trust, inflames gossip, and turns dull sessions into dramatic spectacles for eager readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Stong
Supreme Bench
Sentence Sermons From Reverend Roy L. Smith
Sermons warn against disrespectful treatment of mothers and read as critiques of hurried promises. The list mocks salesperson profanity, overpromising ads, vanity over judgment, business over child welfare, and wasteful managers.
United States Flag Association outlined standards and rules
Washington January reports the United States Flag association promotes national unity through flag usage. It lists founders including Charles E Hughes and Clarence D Wilbur, explains eligibility, membership costs, and stresses respectful display rules adopted in 1923 for handling, display, half mast, and casket draping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Organization of the
United States Flag Association
Charles E. Hughes
Thomas R. Marshall
Cardinal O'Connell
Abram Simon
James E. Freeman
Robert R. Moton
Tuskegee Institute
Irvine J. Lenreot
Oscar W. Underwood
Alfred &. Smith
Curtis D. Wilbur
Thomas G. Winter
Elbert H. Gary
Samuel Gompers
Will ‘Tian S. Sims
Amos A. Fries
George C. Rickards
National Council
Union
Tris
Association
Citizerds
United States
Flag Conference
Washington
Prosperous 1925 Foreseen by National Advertising Head
Theodore G. Morgan of Montreal told the National Advertising Commission in Detroit that 1925 business prospects are brighter than 1924. He cited improved conditions in manufacturing and farming, notes easier credit, and urges U.S. retailers to aid Europe to boost exports and purchasing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Associated Brees
Detroit
Mich
Thas
Theodore G. Morgan
Montreal
Canada
National Advertising Commission
Commission
Chicago
Associated Advertising Clubs
Europe
Morgan
Jock Boom
East
Alr. Morgan
Northwest
Ahiinesota
Dakotas
Montana
Minnesota
With & Gail
North Dakota
West
Rocky Mountain
California
Senate approves postal pay and rate increase bill
Government actions span aviation aid to Nome, agricultural relief timing, and rate structure probes. Coolidge signs resolution for freight rate inquiry while 38 witnesses are named in the Wheeler war fraud proceeding. Great Lakes conference forms to limit Chicago water withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Nome
Borah
Coolidge
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Stone
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Benedict Crowell
Emile Daeschner
Howe
Organization Republicans
la Follette
Answers to Questions from the Helers Bureau
A reader query column lists various Q and A items on topics from biology to geography and history. It covers bacillus sizes, jewel status of Baroda, sun dogs, military bonuses, national banks, the meaning of Mc prefix, carpet sweepers, community chests, gold leaf thickness, US Canada border length, and export labeling rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baroda
Nazarbay Palace
Great Britain
S.A. Tlc
Alaska
Haw
Naiies
United States
Canada
National Association of Community Chests
American Association For Commun ‘Ity Organization
National Information Bureau,Incorporated
Madison Avenue
New York City
Real tax relief for earned incomes under 1924 act
The Internal Revenue Bureau warns taxpayers not to overpay as the 1924 revenue act cuts rates by 25 percent across the board and an additional 25 percent for earned incomes, totaling a 50 percent relief from prior rates. The law distinguishes earned versus unearned income and treats net income up to 5000 as earned, above 10000 as unearned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Bureau
Coolidge
Mellon
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The
Baltimore Sun
By Morris
George Matthew Adama
Roy L. Smith
D. D
Simpson M. EB. Church
Minneapolis
Associated Press
New York
Joseph Peters
North River
Los Angeles
Esther Mel+enkoff
Lincoln High School
University of California, Southern Branch
Helers Independent Information Bureau
Frederick J. Taskin
Aplien
Iross
Brammps
Inquirer
Gaekwar
New York City, Co
Siltimad
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