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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1924

Page

9

Silen Governor Pushes Tax Cuts and Budget Controls

Governor Silzer calls for tax reductions and curbs on municipal and county spending. He urges state tax board power to oversee budgets in districts with petitions, cites coal tax issues, price manipulation, and profiteering, and proposes consumer protections after coal enters state boundaries.

Trenton N. 7 State Board of Taxes Governor Silvers House Senate State Slicer State Tax Board Silzer Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Fair Price Commission Silver

Diamonds Dominate 1923 Precious Stone Imports

Trade Record data show U S diamond imports in 1923 likely total about 65 million for the year, with precious stones overall near 82 million if November and December match October. Uncut rough diamonds and pearls drive the rise, with Belgium and Netherlands supplying major cut imports and Africa remaining a key source.

United States National City Bank of New York Department of Commerce Europe Belgium Netherlands France Great Britain

Record of giant king crabs and seismic events in 1923

The text notes giant king crabs found off various coasts with some specimens measured up to 19 feet across and weighing about 40 pounds. It also recalls 1923 as a year notable for earthquakes worldwide.

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Wilson in militant mood pledges Democratic redemption

Former President Wilson speaks by telegram at a Jackson Day dinner in Pittshurezh urging the Democratic party to redeem the nation from degradation and restore prestige with a vigorous high principles campaign. Separately a camp worker Ferris was robbed, bound, and gagged in Holtwood Camp Storehouse with jewelry taken. Police in Sunbury reject a $1 a year police chief offer. Rev Dr Henry S Leitzel, 30, a missionary in Manchuria, dies of typhoid in a Christmas Day cablegram.

Jackson Pittshurezh Ta Wilson Iniia Democratic Party Lancaster Carl 1 Ferris Holtwood Das & Zimmerman Construction Company Verris Sunbury Northumberland Borough Council Orgamyatio Walter S Rittenheise Newton Welich Seiburs Henry S. Leitzel Manchuria Wil Wis Rose

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