Budget Surplus Tops Forecast In Coolidge Plan Talk
Washington reports the treasury has surpassed the $85 million surplus forecast as fiscal year ends June 20. The Meloy plan aims for about 18 percent tax cuts, shifting burden, with possible larger next surplus. Proposals include lowering top income tax from 40 to 20 percent, repealing large inheritance taxes, publishing income tax payments, and easing taxes on business depreciation and amusements. Normal taxes to remain, with selective exemptions debated.
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Paul R*mallon
United Press
Washington
Treasury
Tyanaury Department
Budget Bureau
Cooltaze
Tregsury Department
Congress
Turgy
Guyiness
wSiche
Basutl
Reahiiw Praneant
Upah
Chengs
Leabery
New Remedy For Bulk Of Bone Infections Reported
Dr Max Thorek chief surgeon at American Hospital announces a non surgical treatment for bone infections using a wet compress containing allenitium and potassium nitrate. He reports success in 85 percent of 500000 cases, noting amputations often avoided. The method claims to boost body elements that expel infection poisons.
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United Prong
Chicago
Max Thorek
de. Thorek
Douglas Park
Chicago Medical Society
Thorek
Calls on Canada to keep faith in liquor pact with America
Ottawa readers report that Canadian authorities are preparing clearance papers for boats bound for Cuba carrying whiskey and beer to reach the American shore. Gideon Decker Robertson, former Labor leader, urged Canada to honor the liquor pact with the United States and proposed criteria for granting sea clearance.
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Canada
Ameriga
United Treed
Ottawa
Marquette Address Stresses Press Responsibility and World View
United Press president Karl Hickel urged Marquette University graduates to uphold journalistic duty in shaping world history after World War I. He emphasized understanding Japan, Russia, and China over European history, praised American education and newspapers, and urged maintaining curiosity and public support for just solutions through informed youth.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Karl A Hickel
United Press Associations
Marquette University
Renduaroy
Ani Poser
Wickel
Mihai
America
Japan
Russia
China
Receivership reasons laid out for Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line
United Press reports that engineers detail why receivership is needed for the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul rail line. Judge Wilkerson will hear the findings. the road shows a current deficit despite projected income, with annual needs of about 17.84 million for ten years to fund equipment and maintenance.
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United Tress
Chicago
Milwaukes & St. Paul
United’ ‘Statea
Jenner H. Wilkerson
Judges Close Conference on Indictment Reforms
Federal judges from the circuit and territory ended a conference with Chief Justice Taft, urging abolishment of certain conspiracy indictments in misdemeanors. They condemned abuse in prohibition cases and recommended notifying federal district judges and attorneys. They also favored converting joint misdemeanor cases into felonies to curb improper evidence.
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Drege Y
Washington
Nentor Circuit
Aln
de Gutees
Moerke in critical condition with slim recovery hopes
Lafayette June reports say Edgar Moerke of Oshkosh Mont is in critical condition after a brain injury with edema. An emergency operation drained the brain to relieve pressure. Dr E B Rusch and a local specialist attended, but prospects for recovery have diminished as of this morning. Mrs Bar Wyman and Miss Nice Mosrke remained at the bedside with Mr Wyman.
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Speevad
Lafayette
Edgar Moerke
Oshkosh
E. B. Rusch
Weil
Bar
Mehra Piri
Eftien
Auarney
Stolen Goods Ring Busted by Police
Aunsoiatad Pras Enlenme John Hovatsky and an accomplice were booked on fourteen charges of receiving stolen property after merchandise tied to cities in Wisconsin Tadtr and Mingle was found. Joseph Aruarc, identified by Bovetaky, remains in custody for further investigation.
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Aunsoiatad Pras
Enlenme
John Hovatsky
Fighting near Canton as rival armies clash for control
Reports from Canton describe day and night battles between rival factions with heavy casualties. A proposed peace or payment deal by Tuyler Stus min was rejected by General Yang, and a surprise landing by opposing forces was detected by Canton defenders. Foreign envoy arrivals increased tension as the struggle continued.
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Associated Meng Canton
Wang UN Min
Associated Pines
Tuyler Stusmin
Yang
Furnieh Hondy
Prescaster
Canton
Illinois Prohibition Battle Fails In Lower House Vote
The Lower House, by 73 to 00, defeated the Barbour prohibition commissioner bill after earlier passage in the Senate. The measure would create a prohibition commissioner position under the attorney general with $269,000 appropriated. Rep Frank McCarthy argued against it noting the public mood and enforcement concerns amid divided dry and wet factions.
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Annoolsin’ Prannt
Springfeld
Ilinoia Arga
Filmain
Aenate
Tee
Frank McCarthy
Iain
Akethet
Possible coup to overthrow Greek government seen
Athens reports outline a possible military coup plan by a five member directorate aimed at forcing a government change. The dispute pits military and parliamentary factions against each other over Salonika harbor and a reorganization of the Greek army while France seeks a Greco Japanese alliance through concessions. The Michalopulon cabinet reportedly nears retirement after resignation.
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Anthony Papayannakte
Prem Star
Athens
Trope
Jt van Geored
An Qi! Surat
Wey and
Wer
Unts
League of Nation
Michalropulon
White announces candidacy for Congress in Sixth District
Northwestern press reports Senator White of Watneccanne entering congressional race in Wisconsin's Sixth District. Incumbent Tosa Lampert of Onhinsh seeks reelection. The article cites White as a long time legislative leader and rumors of a higher bid, while noting Lampert's prior large pluralities and strong support in Winnebago County.
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Walt
Phorent Mentlon
Congress
Chogtesaman Tosa Lampert
Onhinsh
Aisth
Daviddon
Alliance to offset Eastern Congressmen influence
A Western and Midwestern alliance could counter Eastern congressional sway. The group would coordinate to curb Atlantic region power in national affairs, as speakers described near Duluth and Washington. The talk stressed a united front to block undue influence and secure regional interests.
Secret Secretaryship of State for British Dominions Planned
Announcement from London states the government plans a new secretaryship of state for dominion affairs to be held by the current colonial secretary. The under-secretary would chair the meeting with the conference, signaling closer ties between dominions and London amid anticipated objections to the security accord.
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United Preaw
Londim
Rultvinane
Baldwin
Englinh
London
Parelyn
Chamberlain
Muatterk Aa Noon
AG Sean Ae
Prench Pore
Briand
Lumber Industry Shows Upward Trend After Quiet Period
Figures from the National Lumber Manufacturers Association indicate a 12 percent week over week rise and a 36 percent rise versus the same week in 1924. The year’s cumulative output has surpassed the early year level, with production in Washington and related regions contributing to the broader rebound.
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Abadolatad Jrean
Washington
Gatton
Waeka
Senate Reverses Its Position On Drugist Day Law Exemption Bill
Senate reversal on the druggist day law exemption bill prompts reconfirmation of the measure. The chamber votes to send the bill to the governor for approval after a series of amendments. A Northern park proposal in Vilay county gains initial approval, with state land portions set aside for development. The session also funds committees to study taxation and fortuary restoration under proposed constitutional amendments.
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Arin Wenaty
Mat Wiehe
Py Wau
Riedelman
Fom
Jd Wa
Kamil
Vilay
Tha Wennre
Monde Free Seuthaff
Kinting
Atandarte Ietre
Uae
Lights and power out due to water damage
Reported outages disrupt electricity and heating as water intrusion halts service at multiple facilities. The scene involves a pump, transformers, and a nearby campus area with several hours of interrupted supply. City crews work to restore power and assess damage after the incident near a canal.
Blaine vetoes interim visiting committee and other measures
Blaine vetoed a proposed interim visiting committee for the wigt charitable program and tied to prevent duplication of inspection. He also vetoed bills extending county and municipal authority to appoint agricultural officials and repeating the special tax for agricultural empar ation. The governor argued for limited state aid and warned against enlarging peace officer powers, urging restraint on parental and religious responsibilities.
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Tony
Senate
Maauaclitn
Wisconsin State Slate Formed for La Follette Backers
Washington DC reports La Follette aligned campaign slate for Wisconsin includes United States Senator candidate John A. James, Governor Ged Hoe, Lieutenant Governor Henry A. Buber, Attorney General Beeler Harry Southot, Secretary of State Predi Zimmerman, and Treasurer Bol Lavin. Zimmerman returns to favor after penance amid party unity signals.
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Washington, D. C
Wincensin
Wisconsin
Marth
Henator la Fottetti
Hun
United State Aeatour
Nhn
Governne
Ged
Hoeoman Leker
Weutenant
Liewt
Henry A. Buber
Antiorory
Harry Bouthot
Af Ntale
Becretaria Finde
tressurar—Tresaurer Bol Lavin Tan
Zimmerman
Oruin
Manifesto on Shanghai Tragedy Sparks International Crisis Riot
A New York report quotes a manifesto from Pekin University officials blaming British controlled forces for Shanghai riot violence. Chinese students and workers clashed with British police and Japanese troops, with hundreds wounded and over seventy killed. The protest expanded to demands for detainee releases, against colonial authorities.
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New York
Shanghai
Pekin
Atriken
Taingtao
International Settlement
Nln
Atus
Dente
Orle
Thin
Ant Morbine Fund
Mbout
Ant
Chinrar
Coolidge Recommends Shipping Board Surrender Sales Control
Washington D C United Dress reports President Coolidge urges the Shipping Board to relinquish sales supervision. He advises the board surrender new rotations over ship sales to the Emergency Fleet Corporation, keeping only approval power.
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United Dress
Washington, D. C
Bos
Provident Coolidge
O'Connor
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Weathered Webs Presage Northward War Forecast
A garbled note hints at tumultuous weather and distant conflict, mentioning cold fronts, thunderstorms, and shifting winds. The fragment references an Associated Free Press style dispatch and Wisconsin region terms, with possible wartime context implied by scattered capitalized phrases.
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