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Wallace Miner

Location

Wallace, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1922

Page

4

Four-Power Treaty Debate Sways Senate

The four-power Pacific treaty, backed by Harding appointees, mirrors League of Nations concepts and risks entangling obligations. Critics warn it creates a defensive alliance that could compel U S action without clear moral or legal boundaries, potentially compromising island defenses and open-door policy in Asia.

Senate League of Nations Cha Acter Harding United States Council of the Washington Sandwich Islands Philippines Guam Spon Sea Power Russia Archipelago Japan Equator Pacific China Manila Samuel W. McCall Massachusetts Congress McCall Far East

Court Assistants Proposed to Aid Mining Case Hearings

A Columbia section committee of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers urges adopting a system used in Admiralty courts where qualified mining professionals sit with the judge. They would question witnesses and advise on technical aspects to ease decisions and cut litigation time and costs.

Columbia — Section American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers Francis A. Thomson Idaho School of Mines Thomson British Columbia

Bench Chosen for Technical Controversy Adjudication

Three judges would sit on the bench to hear the case with two deeply versed in the technical questions involved. The arrangement emphasizes informed deliberation on complex issues central to the dispute.

Consolidation of Two Great Mining Papers

Announcement states the Mining and Scientific Press of San Francisco and the Engineering and Mining Journal of New York will merge on April 1 as Engineering and Mining Journal Press with New York publication. T. A. Rickard becomes contributing editor for the western states, and J. B. Spur will edit the combined Journal Press, promising high merit and continued industry support.

Mining and Scientific Press San Francisco Engineering and Mining Journal New York Engineering and Mining Journal Press Pacific Coast Atlantic United States T. A. Rickard Journal- Press J. BE. Spur Engineering Spur Mr. Rickard

Pawnbroker Bonus Scheme Spurs Veteran Cash Promise

A Philadelphia Public Ledger analysis critiques a proposed Congress plan to give ex soldiers a bonus via an engraved certificate exchangeable for cash from lenders. It warns the scheme skirts taxes, shifts costs to future Congresses, and could total between four and five billion dollars, with early payouts easing present needs but long-term debt rising.

Philadelphia Public Ledger Congressional Congress House Ways and Means Dan Beersheba Charybdis Scylla Harding Treasury Department Treasury United States Treasury

Opposition to One Man Tariff Power in Congress

A editorial argues against granting the president authority to raise or lower tariff rates by 60 percent. It warns such power would defy the constitution, risk abuse by any single leader, and undermine congressional duty to craft a stable, protective tariff. Emphasizes certainty, rejects embargo-like protection, and notes party dynamics and historical contrasts.

Congress Supreme Court Harding America Wilson Cleveland Republican Party

Can They Get Away With Itt Tariff Debate

The article assesses how major industries protected by tariffs press for free inputs like manganese ore and ferromanganese while protected steel products remain shielded. It argues these moves favor higher economic levels and burden industries lower on the ladder, warning of limited praise from industry, lawmakers, and tariff advisers.

Mining Congress Journal

Value of Education

Kansas City Times argues education is essential for community success. It praises Missouri state efforts to expand public schooling and notes a potential three cent per acre tax to fund improvements, framing education as the best investment for children’s training and future prosperity.

Kansas City Russia United States Missouri

Saint Patrick the Irish Hero and Faith Pioneer

Rev James H Maloney praises St Patrick as Ireland’s national apostle, noting his diplomacy, charisma, and the swift bloodless conversion of the Irish from paganism. The piece honors his ecclesiastical building, the lasting faith he planted, and the enduring gratitude of the Irish people across centuries.

Ireland Patritius St. Patrick France Scotland

Tricks of the Trade Swindler Petering Case

A New York broker named Callahan who failed last week leaving customers about 200000 dollars in the lurch was arrested for petering. He lured victims into buying 300 more shares of American Art Stores at five dollars after a fake teleprime offer of eight dollars per share, then vanished with the money.

New York Callahan

Vicious Bonus Debate Divides Veterans and Nation

A Mining and Scientific Press note argues against a proposed veteran bonus, warning it harms the nation more than it helps. It cites veterans favoring reclamation aid, home building, vocational education, and paid-up insurance, while warning the bonus would be an intolerable burden. Oregon's egg output is noted at about 70,000,000 dozen annually.

San Francisco Chamber of Commerce National System of Reclamation

Native gold displays attract attention in Heumann window

H M Heumann a Sixth street jeweler shows three gold nuggets worth over 20 dollars each worn smooth by placer mining. A bottle holds about 26 dollars in tiny nuggets. The largest nugget gleams silver from tellurium and could become a stickpin. Nearby rolled gold sheet hints at finished rings and jewelry.

Heumann H. M. Heumann Sixth Street

Potash Prospect Under Odessa Texas Desert

Geologists from the United States Bureau of Mines report indications of vast potash deposits beneath a desert area near Odessa Texas. The Odessa Chamber of Commerce backs a drilling program to test the site, boosting local acreage values. W J Stratton has secured an option on central land, joined by local investors, aiming to capitalize on potential riches.

Texas United States Bureau of Mines Odessa Chamber of Commerce W. J. Stratton

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