President Traces Tax Policy and Debt Reduction in Address
The Anaconda Standard highlights the president’s plea for debt extinguishment as the path to tax relief, noting a 17.9 billion public debt and an eight and a half billion drop from the peak. It cites calls for balanced budgets, border policy duties, aviation expansion, and disapproval of federal operation of the Boulder Canyon power project, while warning Congress has grown too powerful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Treasury
Great Britain
Mexico
China
Nicaragua
Congress
United States
Mercantile Marine
Boulder Canyon
Coolidge Message Highlights Prosperity and Farm Aid
President Coolidge’s address to Congress touts strong economy and falling federal debt interest, notes world respect, and criticizes foreign debt politics. He backs farm relief via market support and cooperative farming, opposes broad tax raids, and urges focus on flood control and national priorities.
President Coolidge Declares Final Withdrawal From 1928 Race
The president told the Republican National Committee that his withdrawal as a candidate stands as his final decision and that the party must now select a successor. He warned against any notion of a secret desire to be drafted and urged all declared and receptive candidates to proceed. The piece notes potential discussions of draft efforts and comments on related political topics.
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Coolidge
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Knowledge Box Answers in Brief
Answers to Page 3 questions include Ruth Elder from Florida with George Haldeman Azones, Dover, Greece, Treasure Island, Robert Louis Stevenson, Margot Asquith, and Proverbs XXVIII 13.
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Ruth Elder
Florida
George Haldeman
Azones
Dover
Greece
Treasure Island
Robert Louis Stevenson
Margot Asquith
Radio program schedule notice
Radio program listing from the Associated Press outlines daily CST schedule with times in p m and wave lengths shown as kilocycles. It notes standard formatting and letter call signs for program identification.
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Angociated Press
Radio Programs Schedule Displaying National Stations
10 00 Farm Bureau Convention General Pershing WJZ with 15 stations. 7 00 National Musicalites on WEAF with 5 stations. 7 00 Champion Sparkers on WJZ with 7 stations. 8 00 Ipana Troubadours on WEAF with 20 stations. 9 30 Opera Der Freischutz on WEAF with 7 stations.
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Farm Bureau
General Pershing
WJZ
WEAF
Champion Sparkers
Ipana Troubadours
Opera
der Freischutz
WDAF
Kansas City
John J. Pershing
Ipana 'Troubadours
Goodrich Orchestra
Opera “der Freischutz
KVOO
Tulsa
Ipana ‘Troubadours
KOA
Denver
Brown Palace Hotel
Scheuerman’'s
University of Denver
KFI
Los Angeles
Putman
KNX
Charles Hamp
Biltmore Hotel Orchestra
KGO
Oakland
Vagabonds
N. B
KGW
Portland
KFRC
San Francisco
Maxwell
Radio Listings For Kansas City To Spokane Concerts And Programs
A dense schedule lists broadcasts and live performances across multiple stations from Kansas City to Spokane. Notable entries include Ipana Troubadours, Goodrich orchestra quartets, Farm Bureau convention coverage, and university orchestras with times spanning evening hours.
Jeweled Buttons Spark Paris Fashion Trend
Paris designers favor rows of buttons this season with a standout jeweled button at the head of the row. Flat gold and silver buttons in rows are also fashionable and widely used in outfits.
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Paris
Halifax Disaster Toll Reported At Over Two Thousand Killed
A collision between a munition laden French ship and a supply vessel hit Halifax yesterday morning causing a blast and fire that wiped out more than 2,000 people. The item also lists local notices from Anaconda Butte Missoula and other Montana towns with residents traveling, enlisting, or visiting.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Belgium Relief Commission
Jim Blake
Butte
Queenstown
United States
A. Jones
Anaconda
Missoula
One Minute Pulpit and London Slot Machines
A Bible verse devotional fragment cites Isaiah chapter and verse about human frailty and divine creation. Separately a quirky note reports handkerchief slot machines installed in London railway stations.
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London
Montana grain man credits soil and climate for wins
Edson Smith, a Bitter Root valley wheat exhibitor from Knoxville Iowa, discusses Montana's grain success. He developed Rex wheat and a beardless variety, credits favorable soils and climate, and notes consistent state winnings reflect enduring quality and support from agricultural institutions. He highlights competing Canadians and the aim to promote Montana resources.
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Smith
Montana
Mr. Smith
Bitter Root Valley
Knoxville
Iowa
Gospel Ridge
Edson Smith
Department of Agriculture
Tremor Shakes Sweden Near Lake Venera
Earth tremors of considerable force rattled communities on the Swedish Lake Venera border. In several areas residents were awakened as objects were thrown about and fright spread through the region near Europe’s second largest lake.
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Stockholm
Venera
Europe
Remus murder case framed as tax cover story
The Remus murder trial centers on whether the killer acted to hide assets for $10 million in tax claims rather than as a jealous husband. George Connors testifies about Remus seeking papers to shield holdings and to use them in legal battles with Dodge, Watson, and Mrs Remus.
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Associated
Remus
Sibbald
Connors
Remu
Franklin L. Dodge Jr
Horoscope for Wednesday December 7 1927
The astrology column forecasts strong benefic influence late afternoon and warns delaying purchases. It advises caution with money borrowing but a good day for banks and brokers. It predicts travel by sea, more intellectual gains for editors, and a prophesied winter of many marriages and political quarrels.
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Ocea
Edito
Washington
Oklahoma Legislature to Probe State Departments Amid Court Ruling
Oklahoma City reports both houses moved to arrange a state investigation including the governor's office after the state supreme court voided the session. The house adjourned amid uproar as Governor Johnston refused the session. the Senate voted 22 to 8 that its meeting was a legal impeachment court in defiance of the ruling.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Henry S. Johnston
Oklahoma
Senate
Supreme Court
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Butte, Mont
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King 4
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New York
Steger
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Globe
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Chamber of Commerce
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Leary
Seattle
Seventieth Congress
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Muscle Shoals
Boulder Canyon Dam
Co- Operative Movement In Agriculture
League of Nations
KPO
Atwater Kent
States Restaurant Orchestra
KYFOR
White King Orchestra
Silver King
KHQ
Spokane
Wells-Chevrolet
John MacManus
Ed Egan
Beach
N. C
M. A. Egan
J. F. Brazelton
St. Louis
Missouri
G. A. Ruswick
George Pratt
Great Falls
W. S. Lippincott
Helena
Sara Gans
R. X. Lewis
Valley County Gazette
M. Silverman
Cincinnati
Arthur C. Carson
Lexington Company
Lee Cohn
Edward J. Laherty
Parbell Lode
Ogden Mountain District
Isaiah
Clifford M’bride
Graing
C. Edson Smith
Herman Tretle
Peace River
Alberta
Temblor
Lake
Day Remus
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Noah
Auburn
N. Isley Springfield
New Castle
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