President Coolidge urged restraint to keep a large surplus
In a Washington budget address President Coolidge warned that spending must be held to current levels to avoid debt and ensure future tax relief only through lower government costs. He argued permanent revenue sources over temporary gains and cautioned against enlarging expenditures despite prosperity.
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National Treasury
Globe Sights on Imitation and Oddities in Daily Life
A column of wry observations and quips from Atchison and local life. Topics range from marriage mishaps and literary clubs to human nature, ambition, and modern annoyances. It laments pretentious talk, extols practical effort, and notes common quirks of society, work, and romance.
National flood plan urged after Chicago meeting
Walter Parker of the National Flood Commission backs House Bill 5025 to create a federal agency and coordinated plan for preventing interstate floods. The proposal envisions spillways levees and stream control to protect the Mississippi valley and to harness floodwaters for power irrigation and navigation. Prompt congressional action is urged to alleviate ongoing flood suffering.
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National Flood Commission
Chicago
Walter Parker
Commission
Globe
House of Representatives
Mississippi Valley
Congress
Lindbergh Flight Seen as Science Milestone Not Luck
David Sarnoff of RCA told the Chicago Association of Commerce that Lindbergh’s 3000 mile Atlantic flight ranks with poles discovery and wireless spanning. He credited the aviator’s preparation and knowledge of every detail of his course, not luck, noting Sir Alan Cobham’s questions.
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Lindbergh
Atlantic Ocean
Poles
Atlantic
Luck
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
Chicago Association of Commerce
Alan Cobham
Sarnoff
Unity through aid from Union and Confederacy in flood relief
The Kansas Department of the Grand Army of the Republic sent a $100 check to Confederate veterans commander for flood relief, accepted graciously by Gen. J C Foster of the United Confederate Veterans. The gift was given to the Red Cross for Confederate veteran flood sufferers. Wars fade, former foes meet in sympathy and help.
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Lawrence Journal-World
Kansas
Red Cross
Vacation notes and town chatter on Commercial street
A busy day in Atchison with redecorations at the Penny store, a new water line on South Fourth street, and various locals sharing news from farm work to births, illnesses, travels, a barn dance near the air brox farm, and upcoming events including graduations and community notices.
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Priday
Commercial Street
Court House
Albert Smith
Mangelsdorf Seed Co
Neal Monger
South Fourth Street
John Levin
Troy
Hale Heiney
Atchison
Kansas City
Air Brox Farm
Charles Schnee
Peoria
Tom Garvey
Murray Fredericks
Fremont
Nebr
Fred
Jim Needham
Battling Clemens
Buster Brown
Joplin
Car department and box car workers settle baseball dispute
Friday night on Booster diamond the car department defeated the box car makers 6 to 5 in a playful rivalry over who has the better players at Central Branch shops. Barney Shockey pitched for the winners and O D Bellis for the losers. The tally followed two weeks of yardyard disagreements that spurred a prior 7 to 6 car toads victory.
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Charlie McKee
Central Branch
Scandia
Kas
Oscar Duehren
Dolan Mercantile Co
Des Moines
Ed Hays
Booster Diamond
Floyd Shofner
Springfield
Ill
Atchison
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Mich
Postum
Independence
Globe Office
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East Atchison
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Frank Broz
Vanston Ryan
Atchison High School
Rockhurst College
Kansas City
Kansas University
Lawrence
Globe
Happy Lheureux
Happy
Jim Crouch
Barney Shockey
O. D. Bellis
St. Louis College
St. Benedict's
Horton
Atchison Daily Happenings Mixed With Local News
A collage of local items reports sick lists and a baby born to the Hoecker family while others note Wheat harvests in Southern Kansas and a big pike brag from Minnesota. Car crashes, lightning damage, and a bus collision provoke safety notes, with staff changes, new hires, and a birthday surprise for Mrs. Kuhnert as 45 relatives gather amid rain.
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Ft. Scott
Russell Drake
Bobby Jones
Memphis
Frank Briggs
Matt Walters
Walters
Kansaa Avenue
Atchison Hospital
Muscotah
Beloit Call
Mitchell County
Claude Lopez
Minnesota
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William Kuhnert
North Ninth Street
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Atchison
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Rushville
William Kubhnert
Merced
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Paul R. Kuhnert
Henry Kuhnert
Herman Kuhnert
Ernest Scholz
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Roy Kuhnert
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A. D. Berry
Harold Chew
Ray Flynn
Iva Spencer
Kuhnert
Herman
William
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