Coolidge Seeks Tax Cuts Amid Flood Aid Costs
President Coolidge outlines potential federal tax reductions next session if current spending remains manageable, noting flood relief needs and a costly disaster program. He cites a surplus and non recurring capital receipts as limits to tax cuts, urging continued revenue adequacy and careful budgeting.
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Washington, DC
oNiaaven
Tana National Economic Siehult Dent Coola
Wbiettinee
Toma
Congress
Frei My Howe
Penn
Fidod
Mississippi
Pth
Byrds Plane Heads for Europe Amid Paris Flight Rumors
New York June … Byrd and crew prepared for a flight toward Paris in the Lockheed Orion. Reports swirled about a possible round trip to New York, with speculation that a rapid return to Newark might occur after reaching Paris. Observers noted the flight’s immediate urgency if the Paris connection proved favorable.
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New York
Lkmander
Ric B
Paris
Nepe
Byrd
Amneca Winer
Depeveet
Newark
Brakes on 75 per cent of cars pass safety test
The state motor department reported most brakes on faulty cars belong to young men who drive regularly. Inspectors found many brakes performed efficiently while a large share of faulty brakes were on drivers who use rural and city roads. Authorities emphasized adherence to laws to curb reckless driving as summer traffic rises.
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Praby
Ebervane
Afi
McCormick
Auto thieves jailed for federal theft charges
In South Bend on June 11, three men were sentenced for violating the Federal Auto Theft Act. Hirck received a total eight year term, with two years concurrently, for involvement in eleven stolen cars said to be taken from Overby in Ohio.
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South Bend, Ha
Chicago
Gan Agiaten
Gaemany
Waitea
Faye
Fedate
Hirck
Raon
WassGil
Conmany
Albertson
Spe
Boone county tax hearing dates set by board of review
County Auditor Merle Hervey announced dates when Boone county taxpayers may appear before the Board of Reviews to seek changes in assessments. The schedule lists townships and corporations by date, with hearings to address possible assessment errors and equalization for 1928 taxes.
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Board OF Review
Boone County
Board of Reviews
Merle Harvey
Lebanon
Juneys
Center Township
Hhe
Peter R .Wilson
Mise Hervey
Clay Thompson
W. B. Callane
Henry A. Kernodle
John W. Hornaday
Marion and Clinton
Keat
Washington and Jefferson
Sugar Creek Township
Thorntown
Lebanon Corporation
Union
Perry
Ragle Township
Zianaville
Harrison and
Worth
Jackson Township
Advance
Jamestown
Mente
County Board of Review
State Tax Board
Ralph Neal Appointment Pats War Office Change
Major J. Lee Klotsa of the 149th Field Artillery announces the appointment of Hale Neal as captain and executive officer to replace Captain Reed who held the position for years but could not devote time. The new appointee, Hale Neal, will assume duties pending official confirmation.
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J. Lee Klotsa
149Th Man Field Artillery
Hale Neal
Tan
Reo
Reed
Laures
Mueller
Over Million Americans Suffer Stammerers In United States
A dated survey notes more than a million stammerers in the United States with numbers rising alongside population. It states stutterers occur disproportionately among men and women, with women showing more vocal difficulty and a higher rate of speech disruption in youth. The report highlights the growing share of stammering in the total population.
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United States
Tribute paid to Richthofen by German war veterans
In Berlin on June 11 Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A Levine honored Manfred von Richthofen, the famed German ace who downed about 125 Allied planes before his death in a duel before the Armistice. They laid laurel on his grave at the Malden cemetery and wore badges of homage, reflecting postwar reverence by American visitors.
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Berlin
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Germany
Manfred von Richthoffen
von Nicht
Malden
Hanaa
Mat Levine
Edward Scott Sues for Divorce in Circuit Court
Edward Scott files a divorce complaint against C. Scott in the circuit court alleging neglect and fault. The couple married in August 1920 and have three children aged four and younger. The law firm Sharp & Hell represents the plaintiff.
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Edward Scott
Scott
Mary Fern
Duanita Dune
Sharp & Hell
Funeral for A. Taylor Led by Rev Hardy Lamb
Charles A. Taylor funeral conducted Thursday at his residence north of Lebanon by Rev Hardy Lamb of Banon Presbyterian. The service was attended by family and friends with burial at a nearby cemetery.
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Lamb
A. Taylor
Nepal
Charles A. Taylor
Miles Northweat
Lebanon
Hardy Lamb
Banon Presbyterian
Plane crash injures four Kenosha girls after engine failure
Four Kemper Hall graduates touring home in a chartered plane escaped harm when their aircraft, piloted by a commercial aviator, exploded midflight and plunged into a field northwest of Kenosha. The nose of the craft struck plowed ground, wrecking the plane but causing no fatalities.
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Kenosha
Kemper Hall
Lieut
Hartamith
Teams Parade Through Memorial Park to Open Baseball Season
Sunday afternoon ceremony marks base ball season opening with Lebanon Legion team and Nickel Plate club of Frankfort, parade led by Ar nity Band. Officials include Kepner Shahan and Dickerson. players Swails Foster Baron Smith Walled listed for Nickel Plate game.
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Memorial Park
Lebanon Legioneam
Nickel Plate Club
Franfort
Plana
Eeler
8Raham
Dickerson
Elby
Kepner
Shahan
Selec
Swails
Foster
Evan
Baron of
Roar
Asi
Smith
Walled
Ian Proba
Ts. Ag
Eagles to Meet in Lafayette Next Year in 1928 Convention
Bemmend Ind June 11 Lafayette was picked as the 1928 convention city by the Indiana Eagles at the closing Banval convention. Mer Ammons, Hammond Aerie president, was elected to a new office. Four officers were chosen including Fisher of South Bend and roles for Hola and Di K.
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Lafayette
Indiana Eagles
Sesal Wa
Mer Ammons
Hammond Aerie
Vee Hoaen
One
Hola
di K
Aoe
Fisher
South Bend
Tgael Ichigan
Mock Trial Luncheon Prompts Rotary Club Farce
A Rotary Club luncheon at the Allen Country Club staged a mock trial in lieu of a law enforcement theme. Roy W. Adney acted as judge with Joe Iacobelli as sheriff and Ben I McKey as clerk. Arlie Harnieewis faced arraignment on a charge of embezzlement in club funds.
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Rotary
Alen Country Club
Roy W. Adney
Joe Iacobelli
Sheriff
Ben I McKey
Arlie Harn. Ieewis
Wilbur Ogre
Aniiag
Anaes
Seer Rogers
Shum
Ulen
Faa
Exra
Ark Adler
Eugene
Pulsham
Fiurensiot
Bible Lectures to Start Sunday in Reporter Building
Free Bible lectures begin tomorrow evening at 7 45 in the Boy Scout Hall Reporter Building. Joe Saunders sponsors with local Bible students. Warren Z Ayres of Indianapolis lectures on divine plan and questions about nations and Christ as God of this world. No collections, open to all Bible students regardless of church.
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Boy Scout
Reporter
Joe Saunders
Lebanon
Indianap
Warren Z. Ayres
Anapolis
Jesus
Satan
C. O. McMains
Flag Day plans by Elks and DAR at Elks club
Lebanon Lodge No 8 and Daughters of the American Revolution set a National Flag Day service at 7 30 p m at the Elks club home. Mrs James H The agent will lead patriotic scenes from Revolution to modern times with cast including Mrs Bert Miller as Columbia and Uncle Sam portrayed by other members, under Mrs M E Beck and Mrs William George.
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Heinmade
Lebanon
James Bill
Daughters of the
Nedit
Elks Club
James H
Oldan
Lableaux
Bert Miller
Yeader
Columbia
Uncle Sam
Isa Marsh Ray Brent
Rosa—Mra
Eea Beck
Arbara Fritchie
William George
Washington
Emmett Spirit
Mre
John Horney
An.ilford Cline
Sarah Jane R Me
Eae L
M. Beave
Hoy
Funeral Adds Depth to Loss in Newark War Veteran
Mrs. B C Guillon attends funeral of her brother Lieut Charles K Fitts in Newark New Jersey. Fitts born Westfield Indiana later resided Sheridan and Newark. He married Minnie Sutphin and served in the American War. survived by five sisters.
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Mra
B.C
Lieut
Scott
Westfield
Ind
Sheridan
Newark
Minnie Sutphin
Frankfort youth recounts hijacking incident with gunpoint
In Frankfort on June 14, four Cohee, a local youth linked to Ace Diddle, describes a hijacking in which two men forced him and Diddle to drive at gunpoint. Cries of liquor search, a pursuit by a car, and threats with a revolver are recalled as they attempted to escape while the hijackers demanded money.
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Frankfort
Ind
Fou
Cohee
Ace Diddle
Dan
Acaiano
Itar
Noel
Mr. Diddle
Cahee
Welcome Home Lindbergh Parade Draws Massive Washington Welcome
The famed aviator Charles Lindbergh returns from the New York to Paris flight to a hero’s welcome in Washington. Thousands line the streets as the Memphis cruiser and accompanying vessels escort Lindbergh toward the navy yard. President Coolidge prepared to greet the famed flyer with a public honor, while crowds cheer the courageous feat and the reception across the capital.
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Washington
Charles Lindbergh
Crane
Memphis
Quantico
Pontomac
Washington Monument
New York
Caesar
Pershing
Jenthusis
Coolsidge
Ov & Pubilant
Nungesser
Memphi
Merriam
Capitol Reception to Keep Lindbergh on Move Two
June 11 report outlines Lindbergh celebrations with Lindbergh aboard the cruiser Memphis at noon. Official escorts include Cabinet members, District officials, and federal senators as a parade proceeds along Pennsylvania Avenue to the Capitol and memorial area amid military and civilian contingents.
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Capitol
Lindberg
Vtea
Ial
Col. Lindbergh
Memphis
Senate
Fort Myer
John Haye
Willeave Navy Yard
Sion
Eighth Treet
Pennsylvania Avenue
Naan
Ware Monument
Keeton
Geockenbach
Peace
B Street
Watie Corps
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Ralph Neal
Noblesville
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Aix
Xian
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Hale
U. S
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Rotary Club
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Bible Lecture
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