Dawes Halted in Efforts by Bureau Chiefs
Washington reporter Hersert Corey chronicles General Charles Dawes budget clash with Washington bureau chiefs over Government spending. Dawes pushes a coordinated plan to divvy duties and goods, while chiefs resist, delaying reforms as they press for broader changes. The piece notes Dawes court battles and political tensions amid budget battles and policy shifts.
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Stamp taxes devised by Soviet State Bank plan
Foreign Service reports from Helsingfors dated November 8 describe a sweeping stamp tax system to back fourteen new branches of the Soviet State Bank in major Russian cities. Non residents pay 10,000 rubles to enter cities, 10,000 rubles to leave. ads cost 6,000 rubles per line. private documents and books taxed. registry fees for name changes 1,900 rubles. farms of five stork taxable. metric weights to start 1922 with broader adoption by 1924.
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Finland
Pyramid Sure Relieves Piles
Pyramid Sure Relieves Piles claims quick soothing relief for piles. The advertisement urges use of Pyramid Pile Suppositories to ease discomfort and promote relief.
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