Economy Urged by Coolidge in Annual Message
President Coolidge urged Congress to pursue strict public-expenditure economy to enable next year’s tax cuts. He reaffirmed support for debt repayment, warned against debt cancellations, and called for continued agricultural relief, rail modernization, simplified labor rules, and a stronger naval treaty posture while opposing arms race expansion. He stressed aid to veterans and keeping debts owed to the United States.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Permanent Court of International’ ‘Justice
United States
League of Nations
Udget
DP Sesses
Supreme Court
Rts
Missouri road work boosts No 2 Old Trails progress
The State Highway Commission awarded contracts totaling 6 375 514 for permanent road construction. About 6S miles of No 2 the Old Trails Route between St Louis and Kansas City will be concrete. Total under contract 1746 miles of road with 40 800 000 cost.
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State Highway Commission
Jefferson Hotel
St. Louis
Kansas City
Lafayette County
Cooper
Saline
Warren
Commission
Missouri
M. S. Murray
Coolidge Proposes Wide Range of Government Reforms
President Coolidge outlines recommendations to cut government costs and taxes and to reform agencies. He calls for irrigation and reclamation measures, rail and labor law amendments, immigration changes, a national police bureau, and broader civil service extensions. International cooperation with limits on League of Nations membership is urged.
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Committees On Agriculture of Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Police Bureau
United States
Congress
League of Nations
Permanent Court of International Justice
Europe
Cross word puzzle clues and witty editorial notes
A patient listing of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with various word lengths and definitions. The section ends with a humorous editorial note about election candidates and a remark on propaganda and a jaywalking anecdote.
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle Card
Instructions explain placing correct letters in white spaces to form horizontal and vertical words. The first letter of each word is numbered to match definitions below. Horizontal numbers define words up to the first black square, vertical numbers define words to the next black square below. No letters go in black spaces and all words are dictionary terms with some abbreviations and obsolete forms noted.
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Missouri News Nuggets
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Ralph Ellis
C. C. Madison
Reeves
University of Missouri, Columbia
C. L. Brewer
Brewer
W. L. Reid
Fayette
Marguerite
Monroe City
Wilmington
Ohio
C. E. Reid
Ozark
E. E. Stephens
Jefferson City
Si McCall
Benton County
McCall
Treasury
L. D. Thompson
O. P. Caulfield
Robert Ramsey
Taney County
Fred Stewart
Douglas County
Ava
N. D. Boles
Forsyth
Charles Ewen
Pettis County
Methodist
Eldon
Elizabeth Fischer
Blackwater
State Board of Fund Commissioners
Hyde
Barrett
Thompson
Hackmann
General Assembly
Ozarks
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Board of Education
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Marston
August
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Malden
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Sims
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Springfield
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Law
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Jameison & Spreal
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