Budget Knife Edges Into 1927 U S Expenditures
Washington Aug. 7 General Lord director of the budget began work on a proposed 1927 federal budget calling for about 8.1 billion dollars in government outlay with preliminary estimates about 299 million under current year expenditures. Officials anticipate possible tax reductions as receipts rise and expenditures exceed current limits.
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Coolidge
Lord
Treasury
Congress
Toth Congress
Waa
Coolif_ge
War and Navy Departments
Budget Bureau
Taxes Tied to Business Conditions
Tax policy shows sensitivity to business conditions with modest effects on collections. Analysts note fluctuations in corporate activity and consumer demand influence revenue, while tax rates and exemptions provide limited buffering against downturns.
Renkert Named On C of C Group
W Renkert president and general manager of the Metropolitan Paving Brick Co has been named a member of the advisory committee to the department of manufacture of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States in Washington DC He chaired Canton Chamber in 1924 and is among 11 national appointees representing major U S manufacturers.
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W. Renkert
Metropolitan Paving Brick Co
Department of Manufacture
Chamber of Commerce
United States
National Chamber
Washington
DD. C
Renkert
Canton
Exiled Duke Pleads to France for Return
Louis Philippe duke of Orleans, long exiled in England, appeals to reenter France to spend his later years. He would renounce claims to the throne, a step he is said to refuse. He left England for Belgium last week to be near his homeland while awaiting decision.
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Louis Philippe
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England
France
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Duc de Lynes
Strike threats fade as peace talks open in Atlantic City
Atlantic City reports a shift from strike threats by coal miners to renewed peace talks. Samuel D. Warriner, chairman of the anthracite operators conference, says efforts to avert a Sept. 1 production stoppage continue despite a break in negotiations with John L. Lewis's United Mine Workers. Lewis signals a conciliatory reply as both sides prepare to resume discussions before the August 31 contract deadline.
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Atlantic City
Lewis
Warriner
Mexican plants arrive for ambassador’s Washington home
A carload of Mexican plants arrives in Washington D C to lend atmosphere to the home of Ambassador Manuel Tellez of Mexico, shown with his daughter Emelie.
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Washington, D. C
Manuel Tellez
Mexico
Emelie
Warriner Discusses Change of Position in Peace Moves
The report notes Warriner’s remark on his change of stance during peace efforts. Atlantic City delegates, representing operators and miners, planned to depart but chose to stay several more days as the news pages continue to weigh the Wants as a central daily paper interest.
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Warriner
Atlantic City
Leopold wins grim parlay bet on hangings
Chicago dispatch reports Nathan Leopold has won his morbid parlay with death as Babe Ruth era teen slayers Scott and Leopold faced the gallows. The trial and reprieve efforts followed the 1924 murder of Bobby Franks, with Scott later declared insane by a jury.
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Parlay
Nathan Leopold
Scott
Chicago
Babe
Bobby Franka
Leopold
Probate of Bryan Will Held Up In Miami
The filing of William J. Bryan's last will for probate is stalled due to an omission naming executors. Bryan family members seek court action to rectify the oversight. No family member can issue checks from his bank account until resolved. A possible administratrix may be Mrs. Bryan, while the will’s terms remain secret.
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Bryan
Miami
Fla
William J. Bryan
Marion garage burns in Marion Ohio fire loss
A Stude baker Garage building burned overnight causing an estimated loss of 50 000 to 75 000 with thirty cars destroyed. The cause of the fire is under investigation and the notice lists Hemlock 8500 for contact.
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Marion
Studebaker
Phoenix cools on hottest city label despite heat
Reports from Phoenix Arizona during a record heat wave show residents unfazed by 118 degree temperatures. City officials note the heat has little effect on daily life as people go about business while reporters chase dramatic stories.
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Canton Daily News
Phoenix
Ariz
Humidity Outsmarts Heat in Lively Summer Quip
The piece notes damp air and sticky makeup as stenographers arrive late while the weather man mumbles about humidity, evaporation, and the sensible temperature. It ends by echoing the old line that humidity, not heat, dominates the day.
Quake Felt in Mexico City Causes Debris and Deaths
A strong earthquake rattled Mexico City at 1 am causing two deaths and extensive damage. Reports from Guadalajara said a heavy tremor destroyed buildings and flooded streets, with a bootblack drowned and a warehouse damaged for about 25000 dollars.
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Canton
New Mexico City
Mexico City
Guadalajara
Pige
Market Suggestions in Cantons Classified Ads Highlight Bargains
A note directs readers to the Food SPECIALS in the READER ADS on page one, urging a check of leading bargains from Cantons merchants. The column also includes Lodge Notices and Announcements of special importance.
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