President Coolidge’s Message and Farm Planning View
The president’s address to Congress departs from prior style focusing on agriculture waterways radio and taxation. He backs waterways as capital investment and urges a radio board within the Commerce Department. He signals limited expected legislation and hints at surplus use for war debt while avoiding a permanent tax policy stance.
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Middle West
Department of Commerce
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Marines Guard Keeps Mail Safe Across Rails
The article notes no mail robberies on trains or terminals since U S Marines were assigned security. It credits the Marines with fearlessness and training in shooting, inspiring respect from criminals and politicians alike. It also mentions a Chicago livestock show where seven states agreed on automobile license standards to prevent future cross border disputes between Iowa and Minnesota.
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United States Marines
Uncle Sam
Chicago
Iowa
Minnesota
Reciprocity Agreement Eases Truck License Rules
The agreement states that all cars but trucks on regular routes will not need a license for each state they cross. Officials deem state line distinctions unnecessary and welcome the abolition of such tactics.
Minor Musings From a 1926 Writer on Life and Society
A collection of wry observations on saving, long-distance air travel plans, bachelorhood, marriage as a joke, constitutional belief, aging, youth, and petting parties. The piece closes with a signature Wilbur E Sutton and a 1926 copyright.
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Wilbur E. Sutton
Prohibition Governor Brandon in Cards Whisky Wins and Losses
A Alabama governor W B Brandon and eight friends were arrested for cards in a room with thirteen quarts of 56 year old Scotch and bottles. They posted bonds on prohibition charges, and the case was dropped after Henry Hudson, a servant, pled guilty to owning the liquor. Hudson is depicted as profiting from the deal.
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W. B. Brandon
Alabama
Brandon
Democratic Party
Asa Gibson
Henry Hudson
Hudson
Henry
Columbus Citizen
Radio Rialto Picks From AP Listings Of Tonight's Shows
A roundup of tonight broadcasts across stations including Victor Herbert at WHB WLS violin and harp recital WEAF quartet and singers at various hours. Notable entries feature Northwestern University church choir WLS 8 o clock and a midnight program on WLIB plus an 9 o'clock informal recital at WMAQ.
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Associated Press
Victor Herbert
WHB
Central Standard
WLS
Chain of Weaf
Smith Brothers
WOC
Jack Little
KTHS
KMOX
Jack
WRVA
WGHP
WCCO
WKRC
Central College Band
WOS
WMBRB
WTAG
Northwestern University Church
WHN
WCFL
WLIT
WQJ
WTAM
WHAD
WLIB
WMAQ
Radio Weekly Schedule From WOcC Station Listing
Radio programming details list daily schedule with periods 1:57 PM weather forecasts 3:00 PM home management Aunt Jane 4:44 PM chimes concert 6:60 PM sport news 7:00 PM educational talk famous characters in literature 7:15 PM Santa Claus chat 7:30 PM musical programs WOOC studios and Moline Plow boys 9:00 PM musical program Claicanot Cinb Eskimos WEAF 9:30 PM musical by Goodrich Zippers WEAF plus late evening weather and performances. notes legal matter about Philippines book care and Spanish language issue.
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Wocc
Jane
WEAF
WOOC
WOC
Moline Plowboys
Moline Implement Co
Molire
Claicanot Cinb Eskimos
Lame Duck Flock Is a Large One in Next Congress
The lame duck session looms as ten senators and nearly fifty house members will not return. Notable departures include Oscar W. Underwood, Tincher, Voigt, Wadsworth, Pepper, and others from several states. In the house the shift affects both wets and drys with Upshaw, Hill, Scott, Patterson, and Perlman among those leaving.
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Washington
Congress
House
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Senate
Representatives Tincher
Kansas
Voigt
Wisconsin
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
New York
Senate Military Committee
George Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
Ralph H. Cameron
Arizona
Richard P. Ernest
Kentucky
John W.harreld
Oklahoma
Irvine L. Lenroot
William D. Upshaw
Georgia
John Phillip Hill
Maryland
David W. Stewart
Iowa
Albert B. Cummins
Smith W. Brookhart
Stewart
Frank D. Scott
Michigan
House Merchant Marine Committee
Francis F. Patterson, Jr
New Jersey
Nathan D. Perlman
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets For Children Health
Promote healthy development with a mild corrective for stomach and bowels. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are a safe vegetable remedy with olive oil that regulate the eliminative tract. Suitable for children six and up, they help with constipation sour stomach torpid liver and bad breath. Available in 5c 30c and 60c sizes.
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Edwards
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