Government budget 1927: income sources and spending by function
Estimates for 1927 published by the budget bureau break down the average dollar into sources and uses. Income comes from income and profits tax 49.16 cents miscellaneous internal revenue 22.46 cents customs 14.43 cents and other receipts. The outlay covers general government functions 8.35 cents national defense 16.32 cents military pensions 16.55 cents public works 5.60 cents debt service 14.76 cents interest 22.75 cents and various departments including veterans bureaus interior justice navy and state with other costs.
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America Ready to Aid Industry Says Coolidge
President Coolidge declares the executive branch ready and willing to help solve large economic problems of industry. In a letter to the American Mining Congress banquet, he praises cooperative effort to conserve natural resources, reduce hazards, and cut costs through better production methods.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Salmon News Notes December Highlights Local Arrivals and Farewells
Local items from Salmon, December 8 report Alvin and Mrs. Smith returning with sons for the winter, Roscoe Green visiting from Copper Creek Ranger Station, and Mrs Green seeking medical care in Butte. Mrs. Anna McCaleb plans winter in Lebanon Missouri via Dillon. A two year old, Henrietta Alexis Snyder, died after whooping cough and meningitis. funeral at the Rose home. New baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Lanterman December 2. Sam Morton and Sam Frank visiting from Hamilton and Columbus respectively. Mrs. Dan O Connell and Mrs. Margaret Mahaffey will spend winter in southern California. Hugh Duncan chapter O E S elected officers. installation planned December 15 with guest invites for Star members.
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Salmon
Alvin Smith
Colorado
the Presbyterian Church
Grill
Roscoe Green
Copper Creek Ranger Station
Lanterman
Sam Morton
Hamilton, Mont
Morton
Sam Frank
Columbus
Ohio
Dan O'Connell
Mararet Mahaffey
California
Hugh Duncan
O. E
Balmy weather fills Anaconda with warm Indian summer
Anaconda records a sunny spell with temperatures from 28 degrees to 40 degrees. The readings, taken at the dispatcher's office of the B. A. P. railway, show a continued mild spell for residents.
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B., A. & P. Sailway
Expenses This Year And Next
A compact notice outlines projected expenses for the current year and the following period. It highlights budget items, anticipated costs, and planning considerations for governance or organizational spending.
Deer Lodge Boy Scout Council Holds Election
DEER LODGE Dec 9 A meeting of the Powell county district Boy Scouts Enthusiasm held with Scout Executive Jess Monk in attendance. Officers and department chairmen for the county were named for the coming year including Rev Franklin L Gibson vice president EB Keeley deputy scout commissioner J Maurice Dietrich treasurer C L Benton business administration chair Rev Father John Delano court of honor FE Keeley field department chair Prof C D Speer training department chair H Heinsch camping department chair. A training course for scout leaders to mirror the boys course is planned to begin about February 1.
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Boy Scouts
Powell County
Deer Lodge Council
Jess Monk
Franklin L. Gibson
EB. M.pat Keeley
J. Maurice Dietrich
C. L. Benton
John Delano
Court of Honor
FE. M
Pat" Keeley
C. D. Speer
H. C. Heinsch
Monk
Work of Red Cross Subject of Rotary Lunch
Deer Lodge Rotarians heard H C Heinsch recount Red Cross relief work nationwide based on his St Louis national meeting delegation. Heinsch said the Red Cross responds immediately to any community disaster and aids needy families and disabled veterans in hospitals across the United States.
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American Red Cross
Rotarians
H. C. Heinsch
the Red Cross
St. Louis
Heinsch
Red Cross
United States
Arraignment Set for Three in Justice Court
In Finn three men Scotty Zimmer Dan Barton and Ed Finisterer face arraignment in justice court, ordered by Judge Harry Peterson after their Tuesday arrests by Under Sheriff Louis Boedecker and County Attorney Eb Cimmins. Powell, beaten, is hospitalized as moonshine operations are traced to Washington Gulch near Finisterer’s cabin. Bond will be fixed at the temporary arraignment before district court action.
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Scotty Zimmer
Dan Barton
Bob Powell
Ed Finisterer
Boedecker
Zimmer and
Barton
St. Joseph's Hospital
Powell
Cummins
Washington Gulch
Finisterer
Deer Lodge
District Court
Basketball Quint Ready for Opener
Deer Lodge December 9 Coach Michael Tovey leads Powell high school basketball with 30 players training daily for the season. The squad split into first and second strings, with Ski Rivers John McGillis Sterling Grant Kelley and Goldie among likely starters as the opener approaches at the school gym.
Alberton Five Set for Tough Game Against Powell Five
The Alberton high school team will be tested as Powell five is reported to present a strong challenge. Details on Alberton’s capability remain limited while Powell’s strength appears formidable according to local reports.
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Alberton
Alberton Five
Powell Five
Trustees named for Deer Lodge schools
Powell County commissioners appointed new Powell County High School trustees at the December meeting. Dr. G. J. Marquette was named for a three year term and B. Winn was appointed to succeed D. C. Peck, with Winn also serving a three year term.
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Deer Lodge
Board of Commissioners of
Powell County
Powell County High School
G. J. Marquette
B. Winn
D. C. Peck
Winn
Kiwanis Lead Maintained in Deer Lodge League
In Deer Lodge on Tuesday evening the Kiwanis retained their league lead by winning two of three games, keeping a one game margin over Look for Loops who trail in first place. Also reported is a shed fire behind the Shea residence causing minor damage after a quick fire department response. origin undetermined.
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Deer Lodge
C. J. Shea
Peer Lodge News Notes Deer Lodge Detail
Mrs W E Brautigan returned from Avery relatives visit. Co L Martin Scobey Mont business visitor. Mrs H Fifer and daughter Mrs Is Maxwell Butte visitors. N W Rogers and Sam Elsworth Glasgow Mont attend to business in city. K OKeefe Finn business here Wednesday. Miss Elmore Bien spent Wednesday in Butte. A N Greeg Bozeman among business visitors yesterday. Mrs James Rosenborough visited friends in Butte Wednesday. W J Ballard Great Falls visited over Wednesday. William Reed attended to business in Helena Wednesday.
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Deer Lodge
W. E. Brautigan
Avery
Elmore Bien
Butte
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Bozeman
James Rosenborough
W. J. Ballard
Great Falls
William Reed
Helena
Price of Spuds Worries Joshers at Christmas Show
The Joshers, a charity group, plan their annual Christmas basket program hoping to raise funds through an entertainment show. They supply sizable food gifts including bacon and oranges to needy families and must attract a full house to sustain their treasury. Commissioner Billy Gem mell promises the program will be their best yet as only two days remain to sell tickets.
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Tion
Joshers
Butte
Billy Gemmell
Electrocution in Bath Shocks Council Bluffs
Miss Edith B. Fox, 23, was electrocuted last night in her bath when an electric heater above the tub dislodged and toppled onto her, causing almost instant death. The incident occurred in Council Bluffs Iowa, on December 9.
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Associated Press
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Edith B. Fox
Anaconda Man Colluccia Fined and Imprisoned
Frank Colluccia was tried in Justice of the Peace B J Henriod's court for a disturbance, found guilty, and sentenced to jail after failing to pay a $25 fine. The complainant, Mrs Colluccia, accused him of beating her. Constable Albert Johnson had arrested him several days earlier.
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White Cargo: a sensational tropical love play in three cities
Leon Gordon’s White Cargo is described as a sensational drama of love in the tropics. It has run for three capacity years at Daly’s New York and surpassed that record at the Cort Chicago and the Playhouse London. Critics in New York praise its strength, logic, and acting, with the Herald calling it a cloudburst of sensationalism.
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White Cargo to Play Here with Original Broadway Cast
The Garet theater presents White Cargo tonight with the original Broadway cast intact. Producer Earl Carroll is noted for keeping touring casts unchanged, ensuring theatergoers will see the production in its full original form.
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Garet Theater
Earl Carroll
Bonds Forfeited By Colored Trio In Anaconda Court
Three bonds of 25 dollars each were forfeited in Anaconda's police court yesterday after Theodore Carmin Horace Mayfield and Chubby Finley failed to appear to answer charges of maintaining a nuisance by gambling. The trio were arrested Tuesday evening at Percy Harris' club by Officers Osborne and Edmunds. Frank Carrigan, sought by police for weeks, was arrested yesterday by the same officers and jailed on charges of auto theft.
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Anaconda
Theodore Carmin
Horace Mayfield
Finley
Percy Harris
Osborne
Edmunds
Frank Carrigan
Funeral Held for Beloved Basin Man James H. Hildebrand
The Basin crowd gathered Sunday at 2 PM for the funeral of James H. Hildebrand, a long respected Basin resident known for charity and kindness. Rev. E C Smith of Boulder led services at the Methodist church, with a large funeral cortege and pallbearers including William Willson and Ernest Sumner. Interment followed in Basin cemetery, with relatives and friends from Basin and Wickes in attendance.
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James H. Hildebrand
Methodist Church
E. C. Smith
Boulder
J. H. Hildebrand
George Hanchilds
Ernest Sumner
Charles Miller
Lena Kostad
George Phaff
Don Smith
Joe Fischer
Arthur Tuttle
B. R. Tuttle
Edward Ryan
Jesse Ripley
W. W. Wahl
Frank Wahle
Phil Smith
James Flaherty
Harold Sumner
Jeanette Sumner
Paul Smith
Wickes
John Deitch
John Anderson
John Riley
Harl Turner
Will Dailey
Necklace Missing From Mrs Clark Amid Society Mystery
Police probe a $10,000 pearl necklace owned by Mrs Charlies William Clark, previously lost Nov 21 at the W K Vanderbilt Jr home. The Vanderbilt circle refuses comment, and one account says Mrs Clark may have misplaced the 75 pearl string after leaving a Vanderbilt tea.
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Associated Press
New York
Charlies William Clark
Copper King
United States
W. K. Vanderbilt Jr
William K. Vanderbilt
Woman Afraid to Eat Anything
A personal testimony claims Adlerika eases stomach trouble and gas, letting the writer eat without fear. Mrs. A. Howard notes feeling fine after use, praising relief from bloating and constipation. Fuller Drug Co.
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Fuller Drug Co
Pity the Weak Skinny Children and Oil Tablets
An old health ad touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a tasteless, sugar coated remedy for weak, undernourished children and run down adults. It claims rapid weight gain and broad benefits with a 30 day money back guarantee and lists City Drug Store Fuller Drug Co. as sellers.
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