Taxes in Russia to Be Placed on Monetary Basis
Moscow reports from the Soviet congress session note that Acting Finance Minister M. Sokolnikoff urged shifting from a tax in kind to a monetary tax to ease peasant hardship, amid ruble depreciation and budget deficits risking further paper money issuance. Also: Crocker Chair sells 10,000 acres in Langlade County to Yawkey-Bissell Lumber, including 12 miles of railroad track and equipment. Crocker Chair to exit logging, expand White Lake operations.
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Mosgoww
Associated Press
M. Sokolnikoff
Antico
Wis
Langlade
Crocker Chair Company
Yawkey-Bissell Lumber Company
White Lake
Tangside County
Appointment of 24 to Premier Flursalini’s cabinet in Rome
Rome reports Premier Flursalini’s cabinet expanding with twenty four appointees including scientists artists and men of letters. Berlin discussions on simplified reparations proposals touch on fixing Germany's payment based on current economic capacity. New York notes the Workers Party of America sends a message to the Communist International in Moscow about building a revolutionary movement in America.
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Flursalini Har
Berlin
Appleton Student Seeks West Point Appointment
Madison Wis Donald A Kurz private in Company D 127th Infantry Appleton has been recommended by Governor Blaine for appointment to West Point Military Academy as the third Wisconsin man selected Two other guardsmen were recommended earlier Kurz a Lawrence College student placed third in the competitive examination Lieut Col Byrom Beveridge inspector general of the Wisconsin guard notes a similar opening next year for Wisconsin’s guard members
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Donald A. Kurz
Appleton
Blaine
West Point Military Training Academy
Eansin
Kurz
Lawrence College
Byrom Beveridge
Wisconsin Guard
West Point
Nations Guard
Wisconsin
Family at Christmas Party Fire Destroys Oshkosh Home
George J. Taylor his wife and three sons rushed to a blaze at John Steiger’s residence on Ninth Street Road near Oshkosh Wisconsin. They saved some furniture from the first floor but the upper story and most of the house burned. A volunteer jacket brigade helped save the nearby barn as flames scorched part of it. The house was insured though not fully.
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Oshkosh
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George J. Taylor
John Steiger
Thisvy
Ninth Street
Gorn Receipts in Chicago Set Record for 1922
Chicago records show 1922 receipts totaling about £193,000,000 bushels, with wheat up 411,135,000 and five major grains totaling 29,068,000 more than 1921. Corn shipments reached 119,000,000 bushels, second only to 1868, while wheat shipments rose 9,137,000 from last year. Pack ing-house product movement fell, with cured meats off 242,000,000 pounds and fresh meats down 181,000,000 pounds.
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Chicago
Secon
Blaine to Call Special Election for Kinney Succession
Madison reports Governor Blaine must order a special election to name a successor to Senator elect G. Kinney who died Tuesday. The constitution requires the election be held 35 to 40 days after the call, with party factions divided between La Follette Blaine and opponents within the Republican ranks.
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Madison
Wis
Blaine
G. Kinney
Attorney General's
la Follette-Blaine
Republican
Senator Nye Expected to Enter Anti-Administration Race
In the district a political event is anticipated with Senator Ray J. Nye likely to announce his candidacy as the anti administration representative, signaling a potential shift in local party dynamics and the upcoming campaign landscape.
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Ray J. Nye
Anti Administration
Germany Declared In Default On Wood Shipments
Paris Associated Press reports the Allied Reparations Commission for the first time declared Germany in voluntary default on reparations, specifically for deliveries of wood. The move marks a historic escalation in postwar enforcement and could affect future payments and negotiations.
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Germany
Paris
Associated Press
Allied Reparations Commission
Local vote advances despite opposition from France Fel
The snippet shows a three to one vote with references to France and Fel, indicating a local decision proceeding this year. The fragment implies a decisive outcome on a policy or appointment, but lacks full context and names.
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France
Fel
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