Economy Urged by Coolidge in Message to Congress
President Coolidge urged congress to pursue strict public expenditure economy to enable tax reductions next year. He reiterated opposition to U S participation in the League of Nations, backed reforms for agriculture, railways, and labor rules, and pressed repeal of the Publicity Act section on income tax disclosures while promoting fiscal restraint and debt reduction.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Permanent Court of International Justice
United States
League of Nations
Emees
Texas Editorial Association elects officers in Galveston Houston
Veteran editors closed their annual convention in Houston with officer elections. Jane Miller becomes president of the Texas Editorial Association as Mrs. Lee J. Rountree is named second vice president. The group applauded Railroads for transport and honored retiring president Col. Mercellis B. Foster. A historic moment saw a woman nominated for an office, Mrs. Lee J. Rountree, as Bryn later into the presidency.
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Houston
Tex
Texas
P. Miller
Magnolia Park Record
Jane 0 Miller
Arthur Lefevre, Jr
Louis J. Wortham
Lee J. Rountree
Unip Cook
Life
Austin Callan
Frank P. Howland
J. C. Son
O. P. Gresham
Ell T. Merriman
Fred B. Robinson
M. EB. Foster
Geo
H. Boyton
N. P. Houx
Austin
Allan
Preston Ivy
Charles L. Martin
Sam H. Dixon
W. Ht. Mayes
Yantis
Mary Hunt Affleck
Sam BR. Miller
A. H. Luker
Arthur Lefore, Jr
Texas Editorial Association
Galveston
Southern Pacific
M-K-T
Santa Fe
Gulf Coast
Lynch Davidson
Wwe
Mercellis B. Foster
The
Houston Chronicle
Yaton
W. Up
Iguston
Galvez
Rice Hotel
Courtesias
Association
Lee
J. Rountree
Bryn
Recommendations From Coolidge Aims For Fiscal Reform
President Coolidge outlines a program of rigid economy and tax reduction for the next fiscal year. The plan includes government cost cuts, lower income taxes, river and inland waterway improvements, and continued talks on the St Lawrence waterway. It also calls for strengthening the Interstate Commerce Commission, revising federal election laws, creating a national police bureau, and expanding civil service protections while pursuing international cooperation without League of Nations membership.
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Coolidge
Con- Arckk
Cunnin
St. Lawrence Waterway
Mnet-Finging Commission
Committees On Agriculture of Congress
Interstate Commerce
National Police Bureau
United Staates
Hatenston
Congtrean
Congress
League of Nations
Permanent Court of International Justice
Europe
Record Lamb Brings High Price at Minnesota Livestock Show
Mary Sullivan of New Prague Minnesota saw her lamb fetch a record forty dollars per pound equaling four hundred forty eight dollars on the hoof at the Minnesota Junior Livestock Show in St Paul. She also captured two cups and a trip to the International Live Stock Show in Chicago.
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Mary Sullivan
New’ Prague
Minn
Chicago
Minnesota
St Paul
Old Industry Weaving and Perjury in Court
The fragment describes Roth Tug Weaving as an example of old industries and mentions a witness committing perjury. The judge criticized the witness, reminding him of the seriousness of perjury. A former offense by B Ferlong is noted with heavy punishment hinted.
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Roth
Tug
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