Revenue act of 1926 passes with tax cuts and new committee
Congress approves the conference report on the revenue act of 1926 by 354 to 28 in the House and ten senators in opposition. The bill lowers income and estate taxes, creates a permanent joint tax committee, and aims to simplify the tax system. President Coolidge backs economy and expects adjournment by June 1.
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House
Senate
Coolidge
Beck
Browne
Lampert
Nelson
Peavey
Schafer
Schneider
Voigt
Wisconsin
Ramsey
Iowa
Anthony
Hoch
Kan
Johnson
Treasury
Mellon
Congress
Congressional Committee of Ten
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Finance and Ways and Means Committees
Col
William Mitchell
Germany
Morrow Aircraft Commission
White House
Texas reports new gin plant and bridge projects
A farmer owned stock company forms at Troup to build a 19000 dollar gin plant. A 200000 dollar steel bridge across the Rio Grande from Eagle Pass to Piedras Negras is awarded. Fort Worth markets receive 1925 corn and sorghum as growers hold crops and prospects look strong.
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Rio Grande
Eagle Pass
Texas
Piedras Negras
Mexico
Fort Worth
State Teachers College
Kingsville
Ferguson
Kiewis
Laredo
C. E. Ellsworth
United States Geological
Texas Water
United States Supreme Court
Archer County
A. H. Dunlap
State Board of Water Engineers
Tanlac Ad Promises Quick Revitalization
An advertising pitch urges Americans to buy Tanlac from their druggist and take it for one week to regain strength and vigor. It claims Tanlac cleanses the blood, aids digestion, and restores appetite and energy, with a catalog of testimonials and a note to also use Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
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America
Nature
Tanlac
Taniac
Nugs’ Wedding Amid Downtown Transportation Tie Up
In a downtown transportation snarl last week, Nugs revealed a taxicab wedding to Pugs. The surprise ceremony took place during city delays, with casual attendees noting the couple’s quick I do.
One Definition Teacher Questioning Ignorance
A student defines ignorance as not knowing anything while a teacher questions the idea and notes that someone learns by discovering new facts. The exchange frames ignorance as a gap in knowledge that can be filled through inquiry and education.
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Washington
Mount Vernon
Wilhelmina of Holland
Prince Consort
Royal Castle
Loo
Edward W. Pickard
Hough
Edge
House of Representatives
Anti- Saloon League
Association Against
William H. Slayton
Association
World League Against Alcoholism
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Committee of One Thousand
New York
Flying Squadron
Indianapolis
House Alcoholic Liquor Traffic Committee
Rules Committee
Enator Wheeler
Montana
United States
Karoly
State Department
Unt
Karolyi
Aluminum Company of America
Thomas F. Woodlock
Interstate Commerce Commission
Morgan
EXICO
Kellogg
Calles
Sheffield
Great Britain
Hicago
Chicago
Poph
Pius XI
Vatican
Italy
Holy See
Cardinal Gasparri
Rome
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Europe
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Berlin
Briand
France
Chamberlain
Stresemann
Poland
Spain
Brazil
Permanent Council
Carol
Romania
Bratiano
Babu Stribey
Bucharest
Babu
Paris
Magda Lupescu
Ferdinand
South Africa
Earl of Craven
Texas News
Troup Saturday
Cadets of North Texas Agricultural College
Arlington
E. E. Davis
Milam County
San Patrice County Court House
Attorney General’s Department
Aransas Pass
Corpus Christi
Army Engineers
Yoakum-Lockhart Branch
Southern Pacific
Sutton County
Galveston-Houston
Virginia Point
la Marque
State Highway Department
Atchison
Orange
American Book Company
S. M. N. Marrs
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Supreme Court
Book Company
Marrs
Textbook Commission
Board of Education
McCulloch County Boys Club
Brady Chamber of Commerce
United States Department of Commerce
Hi. A. Salvini
Columbus, Ohio
Stude
Castoria
Fletcher
Lumbago
Bayer
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