Mellon Tax Cuts Fuel Surplus Amid Strong Business Tone
The article argues that Treasury Secretary Mellon’s tax reduction has not caused a deficit. Instead, a larger surplus over last year emerges as investment shifts to tax-exempt securities. It notes congressional divisions, rising capital in business, and greater receipts from taxes on business income, with a strong emphasis on cautious, bank-backed leadership guiding fiscal policy. The piece also recounts ram-running coast guard actions and a noted pursuit of a submarine plan, alongside vivid rail freight anecdotes about tungsten ore and the famed silk train, illustrating a prosperous yet perilous era of commerce.
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National Treasury
Congress
Treasury
Mn Acea
Wall Street News
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Buffalo
China
Yangtze
America
Montana
Mira the variable star dares the heavens with changing veil
Dr. Alfred H. Joy of Mount Wilson reports to the National Academy of Sciences on Mira in Cetus. The star swells to about 250 million miles across, then shrinks to around 200 million, cycles every eleven months, making it a volatile but brilliant celestial member.
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Alfred H. Joy
Mount Wilson Observatory
California
National Academy of Sciences
Mira
Cetus
Joy
Dr. Joy
Roosevelt Jr presses gubernatorial bid amid party speculation
Theodore Roosevelt Jr may announce a run for New York governor if Al Smith declines seeking another term. Observers expect him, with others, to pursue the seat vacated by Smith, highlighting his army service, Harvard education, and early career in Philadelphia banking.
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Roosevelt
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Himsel
New York
Smith
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France
Roose
Kiang
Harvard Rafter
Montgomery, Clothier & Trier, Bankers and Brokers
Phthia
American Legion
Harding
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Africa
Prickly Porky Climbs the Green Forest Tree
Reddy Fox spots Bowser barking at a high hemlock while Prickly Porky the Porcupine strolls nearby. Reddy schemes to lure Porky toward the Digemrock tree to coax the stranger down, while Porky resists in a stubborn, disagreeable way.
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Bowser
Porky
Iittia
Prickly
Porky Bowser
Howser
T. W. Burte Ranales
Porcupine
Bowser the Hound
Green
Reddy Fox
Remrock
Bowser the
Hound
Reddy
Farmer Brown
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Radio Station Listings for Central and Pacific Time Zones
Radio guide lists programs across KPKX Hastings WCCO Minneapolis WEAF WDAF WOAW WOC KOA Pacific stations and California listings. It notes schedules including dinner hours, orchestras, bands, organists, and various programs with times and venues.
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KPKX
Hastings
Neb
Home Imperial
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minn
St. Paul Association
WEAF
Great Western Railroad
Dick Long
WDAF
Kansas City
Harry Frank
WOAW
Omaha
Music
Hester Bronson Copper
Jaffy and
Bravkoff
Puritan
WOC
Davenport
Iowa
Chim Rex
Aeolian
Mutual Motors
Packard
Atwater
Sealy Mattress
Warner Brothers
KGO
Oakland
KGW
Portland
Ore
Pantages
Angeles
Cal
Southern California
My Francisco
Staten Hentai
Palace Hotel
Rose Room
Danes
States Restaurant
Horoscope for Friday June 4 1926 and world view
Planetary influences favor travel invention and new ventures with Venus bright for romance but cautions older readers against foolish matches. Theaters gain, public thought trends toward normal morals as the year shows transitional shifts. Secret Washington negotiations raise speculation, while weather may hinder tours and travels for summer plans.
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Venus
England
France
Toursia
New York
Canada
Balkans
Italy
Harvard Professor Urges United States Support for World Court
A Harvard professor argues that U S action toward the world court matters more to the United States than the court itself. He cautions against premature conclusions and notes political hurdles in Senate approval. He suggests U S representation could influence opinions and pave the way for broader international cooperation and permanent agencies to handle global issues.
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Harvard
United States
Wit
United
Senate
Dima
Aimerican” Gov
Fasat
Fem
Geoate
U. S
Neema
United “States Senate
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Mate
Kantai Staten
World Court
Fear and debt haunt the modern life in cryptic prose
The passage warns that fear shapes spending and health, urging readers to confront debt and aging. It contrasts male and female worries about money and growing old, suggesting fear erodes judgment and joy, and encourages facing threats rather than fleeing.
Rae My Heart is Laden and the Shropshire Lad
An English poet, Henry Housman, with a single poetry volume, is recounted. He sent his famed Shropshire Lad to a London publisher who urged a second manuscript after press. Housman noted it took 23 years to craft A Shropshire Lad, suggesting another book might appear after 23 more years. The piece praises the poems as among modern English literature’s finest and reflects affection for the quiet author.
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Housman
London
Teach
Little Stories In A Patchwork of Dialect
An old black preacher introduces a white preacher and extols him with flourishes. The exchange features humorous mispronunciations and regional slang, with a hobo asking for coins as he listens, illustrating a folky, fragmentary street scene.
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