Coolidge Warns on Tax Cuts Without Spending Control
President Coolidge urged that further tax reductions hinge on holding federal expenditures near current levels. He projected a $508 million surplus for the present year and about $350 million next year, but warned many one time receipts distort the current year’s gains. He noted surpluses from past tax cuts helped reduce debt and said the government must curb nonessential spending to preserve future revenue and avoid delaying tax relief.
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Washington
Coolidge
Mississipi Valley
Congress
Lord
Budget Bureau
Lindbergh Welcome Parade at Capital Amid Navy Pageantry
The capital greeted Charles Lindbergh as the Memphis neared the navy yard. President Coolidge’s guest Mrs. Lindbergh arrived, naval salutes rang out, Marines fired a welcome salvo, and Lindbergh stood on the cruiser bridge in civilian clothes waving to the cheering crowd as the mother searched for her son among the throng.
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Jane
Lindbergh
Coolidge
Navy Yard
White House
Memphis
Potomac
Anacostia
Los Angeles
Alexandria
Quantico
Cash
Admiral Burrage
Navy
Mother's Rights First In Custody Case and Related Local Notices
Topeka June 11 Mothers rights top custody in the Opal Wool case as the supreme court affirms a district court ruling granting custody against Barney and Jennie Lee. The decision also addresses Derby Oil lease rights on two and a half acres, reverse possession in a title dispute, and a military memorial trustees’ power limit. A Duchess of Bedford starts a three week air tour from her Woburn Park home.
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Topeka
Kans
Supreme Court
Renn County District Court
Opal Wool
Barney T. Lee
Jennie Lee
Vold
Sum Mer County District Court
Deroy Oil Company
Roxana Petroleum Corporation
Frank Reitz
Areahay Reitz
Montgomery County District Court
Independence
Woburn, Park
Bedfordshire
Eng
Woburn Park
Duchess of Bedford
France
Spain
Italy
Morocco
London
Claude Scott
The
Chamber To Commerce
Seventh annual American Legion Auxiliary convention at Wichita
Three delegates from Ferrell Dorsey post attended the seventh annual American Legion Auxiliary convention in Wichita June 7 to 9. The event drew 427 attendees plus five distinguished guests including a national officer. Activities included receptions, memorial services, state officer reports, and addresses by notable speakers. Election results named Mrs. Brewer president and Mrs. Courtney chaplain among others. Delegates at large for the national convention in New York City were chosen. The Wichita orchestra provided music and attendees toured the city ending with a tea at the Country Club.
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Edward, Joss
M. D. Perkis
Eugene Brune
Fresark
Courtney
Ferrell Dorsey
American Legion Auxiliary
Wichita
Lassen
J. , Barcus
Bertha K. Lavwhence
Otis Grex
Hugo
Wedec
Chanute
American Legion
Auxiliary
Wan
H. Brewer
Manickatian
Sada
Long
St. Johns
Edgar Bennett
Marysville
Lawrence
Maude Crumpey
Eureka
New York City
Blo
Halbane
Ameria
American, Legion Orchestra
Yankees Rally Past Indians In Opening Series Win
In a high scoring opener, the New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians 14 to 8 as Babe Ruth blasted his 19th and 20th homers of the season. Buckeye and Shaute contributed on the mound for New York while Cleveland sent Buckeye and Shaute to the hill in a windy day in mid June.
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New York
Bebe Ruth
New York Yankees
Indians
Ted. Gleveland
Buckeye
Karr
Shaute
L. Sewell
Thomas, Moore and Collins
St. Louis
Boston
Deak
Plitt
Hargreaves
Meadows
Pruette and Wormard
Alexanderland Spyder, Sr
American Association
Kansas City
Columbus
Iiken and
Peters
Marvisi and Wisge
Yacht Cinnabar wrecks injure party including Phil Pomeroy
News from Miami reports yacht Cinnabar exploded and wrecked while bound for New York. Nick Huarabaglia, sailor, says he is the sole survivor. he cannot name other crew or confirm crew size. Mr and Mrs Pomeroy had left Miami for a business trip to New York last Saturday night. The crew reportedly included engineer Shil Bertschie and a cook. the Peerless picked up the lone survivor near Savannah last Wednesday.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Cinnabar
Phil Pomeroy
Miami
New York
Nick Huarabaglia
Savannah
Harabaglia
Hej
Miam
Maytag Store Opens in Lawrence With Local Sales Force
The Maytag store at 1033 Massachusetts Street Lawrence opens with O W Reed as manager and a local sales force including Harold Testerman Francis Teter R G Betchett Mrs N G Lyon Donald Tolts and Harold Shobe An afternoon parade of Maytag enacts and a banquet at the Thimble Tea Room This item also notes international aviation news and local travel plans without sensational detail.
Protest Crowd Gathers at British Consulate in Whitehall
A 350 person demonstration in New York near the British consulate on Whitehall Street protests England's China policy. Police moved to separate marchers including Julia Poyntz as authorities controlled the crowd and banners were torn down.
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New York
Poe
Whitehall Street
England
China
Whitehall
State
Pearl Streets
Julia
Poyntz
Marine Police
Recital by Miss Bear and Ray Gifney at Fraser Hall
A joint piano and voice recital by Miss Ella Bear a University fine arts member and Ray Gifney tenor will be held in Fraser Hall on June 14 at o oclock evening Miss Bear will perform with Mr Gifney leading a varied program including arias from Tosca and Respighi plus Polish and Czech works and a dramatic miniature pageant The recital promises a colorful mix of classical and lyrical numbers with Bear also performing My Spirit Flower and A Fairy Story by the Fire.
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Ella Bear
University Fine Larts Farales
Ray Gifney
Avill
Fraser Hall
Tesday
Miss Bear
Gatney Lee
Sivliana
Oria— Ruizei
Deaths and funerals in Lawrence area
Obituary notices report the death of Etta Rice aged 63 eight miles north of Lawrence with funeral rites at her home and at McLouth cemetery. Survivors include husband James Rice, three sons and three daughters, and several siblings. Also noted: William G. Schultz of Bixby Okla. death at 39 after typhoid fever, with services in Bixby. Florence S. Elsey died at 61 in Lawrence. commercial travelers elect officers in Kansas. Bishop Gree fund contribution to aid in South Africa school building. summer manual training classes begin June 18. local residents traveling to California for the summer.
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Etta Rice
Etta] Rice
Lawrence
Fterwood
Erick
MeLouth
Kansas City
Kan
Wiliam Rice
7. F. Weade
L. R. Eastman
Will
Jesse Pre
MacLouth
Charles Pyle
Topeka
He Ceisler
J. K. Carnahan
San Antonio
Tex
William G. Schultz
George Schultz
Biley
Okla
William Schultz
Bixby
Bernice Coppedge
Billy
Johnson
First Baptist Church of
Monk's
Florence S. Elsey
Florence S. Tisey
New Hampshire Street
Tammorrow
Funk
Edward Hisson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Gyege
BE. H
Grees Tundey
Lawrence Eon Oday
I. Bailey
G. N. Jackson
Bishop Grege
South Africa
Mre. W
B Gilmore
Gidred Gilmore
Charlies Gilmore
Isabel Gilmore
Central High School
Tan
Kennard
Bad”. Kennedy
Myron Kennedy
George “Babe” Francisco
Ed McArthur
California
Holywood
San, Diego
Dream Flower: Scented Amaryllis From Byrnes Family
Washington reports the tale of E M Byrnes and his son J Wise Symes and their cross pollination with English bulbs to create a scented amaryllis. The project began half a century ago in US gardens, blending red and white varieties to craft a fragrance rare in hippeastrum blooms.
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Washington
United States
Scotland
E. M. Byrnes
J. Wise Symes
Bowe
Elfier
Byrnes
Favorable to Treaty Roving the Sport World
State Department signaled willingness to hold talks on a possible antiwar treaty between the United States and another nation following French Premier Briand’s move toward outlawing war. The official reaction marks first diplomacy after the French proposal. In other items, Michigan’s athletic director Fielding H. Yost buys a dual relief carving of six youths playing football for the new Michigan Stadium facade, and George F. Johnson pushes workman-friendly golf and social club facilities near Binghamton. London skating history notes artificial rink use rising before modern refrigeration.
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Wase Abner Cen
State Department
United States
Briand
Associated
Departmele
Ann’ Arbor
Mick
Fielding Hi. Yost
New University
Michigan Stadium
Yost
Athens
Iar
Gall Ff
Hérodotus
Anarchist Sentenced in Rome for Attempt on Mussolini
In Rome on June 11 AM Gino Luccetti an Australian born anarchist was condemned to thirty years by the special military tribunal for the defense of the state after an attempted assassination of Benito Mussolini last September. The crowd reacted as sentence read Lovetti shouted Liberto then two prisoners interrupted with hands over mouths. Leandra Seri and Stiftato Va teroni were also sentenced to twenty years and ten years nine months respectively.
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Rome
Gino Lucetti
Prenyer Mussolini
Fras
Lovetti
Stiftato
Vateroni
London Anz Over Peace of Europe Disturbed by Russian Pact
London reports anxiety over European peace as Soviet Russian pact prompts concern after Poland notes expressing regret for the Vol koff assassination. Patek to Poland and editorials cast doubt on Soviet charges against Britain. A London court outlined a burglary case as well.
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London
Europe
Moscow
Pierre Volkoff
Warsaw
Patek
Mosca
Peter Pethoff
Poland
Cine
Motor boat clubs push one class design for affordability
British motor boat clubs propose a single class boats to make racing affordable for small boat owners. Boats would be about 30 feet long, 5 feet wide, with a max depth of 3 feet 6 inches, powered by six cylinders to reach around 4 knots. From the United States, a challenge for the British international trophy is anticipated after the war.
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Putney
Thames
Aransiig
W. C. J. Serrayve
United States
Jnel
Ugh Loati Ra
Government Standards Insure That the New Brooms Will Sweep Clean
Wichita Kansas AP reports a push for standardized broom corn grading. Government grades weigh seed quality and fiber length, guiding a nationwide trade centered in Elk Heart Kansas with 80 percent of production shipped to Wichita terminal markets.
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Wichita
Kan
Aliha
Tolland
United States
Elkhart
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colado
New
Illinois
Mattoon
Texas
Arizona
Missour
Vicks
Nutrition advice and hazards in swine feeding
An article discusses dangers of improper feeds for pigs and hogs in farming. It notes toxins from lye and caustics, garbage feeding risks, and the role of nitrogenous fertilizer in tree health, with references to penetic shifts in livestock nutrition and plant safety.
Chicago Organita for German Con mart
Chicago organist invited to open a series of concerts by distinguished artists from various countries as part of a Frankfort-on-Main exposition. Life of Norém Bertin and Paris will be highlighted, with Middelachatte performing on June 12. Water Color exhibits popular at the Chicago Art Institute.
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Gerlin—fir
Withelen Hieldelrchulte
Chicago
Frankfort-on-Nain
Paris
Ir Olattes Hopkinson Lovell Houser
Ord Boyd
Leonia
R. Harvey
A. B
Farm Notes on Pest Control and Disease in Livestock
Agricultural guidance discusses weed control in fields, avoiding cultivation when wet, and timing for tillage to protect crops. It notes hazards from horse nettle and leaf diseases, mentions avian tuberculosis in poultry, and warns about moles and pests harming lawns and gardens.
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