Mellon's surplus and tax cuts debated in Washington
Treasury Secretary Mellon reported a surplus of 185 million for the year ending June 30, with further reductions and temporary boosts from income tax receipts tied to steel speculation. President Hoover signals possible further tax cuts in December, as officials study the year’s overall fiscal effect and contemplate accountability for earned income and corporate taxes amid farm relief funding.
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Treasury
Mellon
Marek
Tsi
Steele
Lontia
Weaver
Congresa
Aurninga
Pardonable Mistake at Ritz Shows Jazz Revival
Irving Berlin told a New York reception at the Ritz that melodies are returning and jazz remains popular yet melodic jazz is emerging. A supper club scene followed with a young couple dining on lobster and champagne and a remark about Major Lush upsetting a table.
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Irving Berlin
Ritz
New York
Mr. Berlin
Majtor Lush
How Fast Life Changes A honeymoon memory on wheels
A fragment recalls a couple traveling by tandem bicycle as a symbol of romance, noting how time passes since the Indea sured. The line Daisy and the playful tone capture a newspaper voice reflecting on modern travel and affection in a modest scene.
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Sky Transportation
Washington Star
Goats Missing Since Elk Exchange Plan
A humorous historic note recalls an agreement two years ago between the federal government and Washington state to ship 25 elk to Alaska in exchange for goats to stock the Olympic range. The Northwest elk have been relocated, but no goats have ever arrived, leaving one debtor unable to pay a homely debt as a result.
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Washington
Alaska
Olympic Range
Northwest
Sam
Bees need harsher care warns expert bulletin
A Kansas City Star bulletin quotes a famous bee expert urging beekeepers not to coddle their colonies. The message emphasizes tougher handling to improve hive performance and productivity.
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Kansas City Star
Perils of India Report On Wildlife Losses
The report notes extensive dangers in India with over 20,000 people killed annually by wildlife. Last year snakes accounted for 1,724 deaths and other wild animals for 1,885, reflecting ongoing human wildlife conflicts and risks across the region.
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Baron Tanaka
Japan
Yugo Mamaguchi
Liberala
Tanaka
MinchchFtan
Chang Tso-lin
Malden
Tokio
Chang
Chotara Murakoa
Manchuria
Elrico Unte
Ccabinet
India
New Woman Concept Moves Beyond Labels
A remark from Woman's Home Companion describes the new woman as not strictly young or old, nor married or single, challenging traditional roles and embracing broader identity beyond conventional definitions.
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Melasen
Samuel Wahnemann
Homwoparthy
Mra. Hoover
Potomac
Felix Hebert
Rhode Island
Edward W. Pickard
Alexander Legge
Chicago
Internationa Harvester Company
Fadern Farm Board
Wis
Hoover
James C. Stone
Kentucky
O. Teague
California
O. B. Denman
Milgouri
National Livestock Producers’ Association
Carl Williama
Oklahoma
W. O. Moserip
Minnesota
Logge
Ufter
Bial News
Loover
Leggy Wan Giee Elatronnan
War Industries Board
Allied Purelning Commission
White House
Dlacuas
Ray Lymn Wilby
Netorior
Imbor James J. Davia
Dav-Harey Weabnard
Indiana
Seymour Lowiand
Diallen
M. Dorin
American Automobile Association
Ita
Thotas
Henry
Detroit
Tatkhint
Musanchugetts
Generab Mitchell
Board of Temperance, Prohibition
Public Amorals
Methodist Episcopal Church
Vioa Mon
Obey Jones
Atlanta
Winged Foot Club
Matonroneck
N. C
Nim
al Hsplnoga
Bobby
Kaplnosa
Allantan
Ena Ny
Mr. Jones Hig
Sankey
MacDonald
Bovich Russly
Rhineland
United States of America
Fnventiga
Mearazs
Emans
Cheklang
Great Britain
Englad
China
England
Germany
Chiang Kai- Bholk
Hspite
Italy
Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Faselat
Trullun Masonry
Masona
Paris
Masony
Tromler
oMfdala
Pain
Rollet
POST
America
Bianco Toe
Coral
LiCura
Caticura
Mass
Desert
West
Nore
Ynandia
Crai
Miaka
Ascor Chemical Works
Harold Somerg
Breckten
Hex
Des Moines
Continga
Calif
Comming
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Arkantep State Farm
Equill
Albruggisis
E-R-O Co
Springfield
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