Where the Tax Dollar Goes in Montana’s Debt Study
Publication highlights the Montana Taxpayers Bulletin showing 1930 taxes of $25,331,589 across counties cities and schools. It notes 18 percent funded debt and interest, with counties paying up to 38 percent of taxes for sinking funds and interest, urging cautious bond voting. The piece cites historic anti usury sentiment and comments by the Montana Taxpayers Association on debt drains.
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Montana
Taxpayers Bulletin
Wiil
Asay
Montana Taxpayers’ Association
The
Bulletin
England
Planes Over Crowds Spark Action On Aerial Regulations
President Hoover and former President Coolidge prompted councils to curb noisy planes during outdoor events as the Air Commerce Act of 1926 restricts flight over assemblies below 1000 feet without secretary of commerce consent. Officials say altitude rules protect crowds and property, not annoyance, and plan tighter enforcement. Secretary Stimson and Ambassador Filipowicz signed a Poland United States trade treaty based on most favored nation principles to facilitate commerce despite tariffs.
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Hoover
Coolidge
Harding Memorial
Secretary of Commerce
Poland
Stimson
Filipowicz
Washington
United States
Poland Trade Ties With United States In 1920s
Polish commerce relies on Germany for much of its imports and exports though direct American trade totals 16.4 million in exports and 4.85 million in imports in 1920. Polish data show 43 million in imports from America via indirect routes, with lard, leather, vehicles and furs among key items. Dewey advised Polish government financing, while zinc remains a major American capital interest. United Farmers of Saskatchewan press for closing drought beer stores to aid grain markets.
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Helena Daily Independent
Germany
Poland
Department of Commerce
America
United States
Charles 8. Dewey
the Treasury
Mr. Mellon
Belgium
United Farmers of
Saskatchewsa
Iine
Time and Progress in American Industry
A discussion of how reducing time for tasks boosts profits across railroads and manufacturing. It cites time sense as key to modern production, mass manufacture, and improved living standards, noting American ingenuity and the danger of nations that fail to master time.
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Charles M. Ripley
General Electric Company
Chicago Mayor Says City Not Broke Amid Mismanagement
Journal notes mixed belief over Chicago finances as mismanagement raises concerns. Observers report erratic conditions on city streets with passing mentions of Admiral Lobel’s crew and doctors commenting on constitutional strain.
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Ueleni
Admitral Lobel
Liberalism as a constructive force in politics
Governor Atort C. Rurkin argues liberalism is a distinct, progressive political philosophy. It emphasizes applied reason, knowledge, and evolutionary reform through enlightened leadership. It rejects radicalism, defends democracy, and urges citizens to act with understanding and public duty.
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St. Paul
Hberahem
Eich
Sentence Sermons by Roy L Smith D D Pastor E Church
A compact sermon fragment collection by Rev Roy L Smith D D offers maxims on fault finding in elections, business, and prejudice. It critiques assuming spirituality by similarity, imagining worst in rivals, praising vile acts with noble names, and disguising evil as virtue for profit.
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Roy L. Smith
D. D. Paetor Eeate Church
Dutch Elm Disease Threat to Washingtons Elm TreEscape
The Haskin Letter notes Dutch elm disease spreading in Europe and now detected in Ohio cities Cleveland and Cincinnati, risking Washingtons elm lined streets and historic trees including White House plantings. Authorities urge public reports of suspicious twigs to prevent further spread and protect valued elms.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Agricniture
National Capital
Washington
Longland
White House
Holland
Europe
UNO
Oslo
Ohio
Tawa
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Department i
Dutch Ein Disease Laboratory
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
New York
Asia
Sawyer Named Director of Federal Employment Stabilization Board
Don ald H. Sawyer has been appointed director of the Federal Employment Stabilization board and will also act as its enmmulting engineers. He will supervise advance planning of government building work and oversee progress of construction trends.
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Ata
Donald H. Sawyer
Federal Employment Stabiltization Board
Modern rivet gangs in steel towers face hazardous toil
Dr Morris Fishbein notes rivet workers in tall buildings perform dangerous tasks with hot rivets, dolly poles, and pneumatic hammers. A 1000 blows per minute gun strains arms, hands, and fingers. Industrial doctors warn of early finger numbness and cold, pale hands but say permanent disability is unlikely.
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Han
Wuraneo Companion
Ruttere
Alice Hamilton
Answers to Questions From The Information Bureau
A lengthy reader query column presents trivia and Q A on a range of topics. It cites figures on baseball runs and hits for Washington and Philadelphia, questions about the Pravda press, Minstrel Theory scholars, Oscar Wilde, Mary Mannering, ventriloquism history, suicide statistics, Chicago World's Fair buildings, David's Death of Socrates, Polyxena, the meaning of racket, the Arch Valley Move, and Sheltie OG. It notes the death of Salt Lake Tribune editor C. W. Holden and outlines his career and family.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Pravdy
ELFB
Communist Party
Leningrad
Knarkov
Rostoff
Moscow
Moxrow
J.B. A. Antony
Knmwi
Thorithes
Dayton C. Miller
Robert Millikan
A. A. Michoson
Itenry Natupsell
J. A. Thomson
Paul Vat
Jeans
Oscar
E. A. Wilde
Jeane
Mary Mannering
Janice Moradigh
AL Mary Manneritz
Wadsworth and
Dives
Detroit
Mien
Euryeles
Athens
Pactolus
United States
Chicago
Alroady
Old Fort Dearborn
Progress Atruelures Willylae
Uxmal
Yucatan
Jacques Louis David
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Socrates
David
Joshua Reynolds
Paris
Slatine Chapel
Raphael
Napoleon
Polyxena
Yriam
Hecuba
Agreement Reached on Potsaro Cet-Oft Accord
Washington Luna 23 an agreement in the controversy over building the Dotsernent aft was announced by former United States Senator L C Phipps. The senator sold the Tenyer and Rio Grande Western Railroad company which would build the $1 mile stretch to reduce rail distance between Denver and the Pacific coast and would notify the Interstate Commerce Commission soon of the agreement. Building the Datsera cut-off was a condition under which the commission approved acquisition of control of the Denver and Salt Lake by the Denver and Rio Grande Western. The latter is jointly controlled by the Western Pacific and the Missouri Pacific.
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Washington
Luna
United States
L. C. Phipps
Colorado
Tenyer and Rio Grande Western Railroad Company
Denvor
Pacific Coast
Interstate Commerce Commissaion
Datsera
Commission
Denver and Salt Lake
Denver and Rilo Grande Westers
Western Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Young Cannon Sues Fors In Los Angeles Perjury Case
Los Angeles June 23 A municipal court issued a warrant for perjury against Eugene R Case of Del Monte in a trial involving Richard M Cannon son of Bishop James Cannon Jr The warrant alleges Case lied about a conference with Cannon The trial had Cannon acquitted of violating a state wage act
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Cgannon
James Cannon
Eugene R. Case
Delmonte
Wlenesk
Cannon
Caro
Himscif
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Ender
Lidier
Constitution
Dave
Neuer
Vest
Atort C. Rurkin
Maryland
Samuel Sidghaliam
Haskin
By Frederic 4. Haskin
Appalachian
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Fennessee
Carolinas
Georgia
State Nursery Co
Helena
Your Daily Health Service
Morris Fishbein Tatiee
Americam Medina
Mreor Inti Rele
Information Bureau
Washington, D.C
Inquirer
Atchat Valley
Congress
Sheltie
Speedway
Eppron
Sine Lake Tires
Vets I
Swit
Lake City
Dune
Kusrad Tone Wolder
Baiier
Halt Lake Tribune
Cheehes Tere
Fia
Holden
Ghetto Hospital
Uaeton
Sinekton
Butte
Alice Maud Lindsay
Salt Gale City
Olf
Salt Lake
Young Cannon
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