President Coolidge Plans Further Tax Cuts for Congress
President Coolidge, speaking at a budget meeting in Washington, predicts a fiscal year surplus near 290 million dollars and outlines a coming year with expenditures around 3.275 billion including debt reduction and postal service costs. He says tax reductions will be recommended in the next message to Congress and urges continued government economy to ease the taxpayer burden.
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Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Bir Coolidee
Postal Service
Tax program ready for submission to Congress
Administration tax plan nearing completion with a potential $400000000 burden reduction. details released after discussions between Treasury and House Ways and Means Committee chairmen. Agreement reported on most major features but dispute remains over estate tax repeal.
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Congress
Associated Petes
Washington, D. C
Stovetar Melion
Girene
House
Block plan for new railroad hearings adjourned
Washington lawyers for the New York Center Pennsylvania and Baltimore Ohio railways won a request to pause interstate commerce hearings on the Hurtimant Lorée plan to form the New York Pittsburgh and Chicago. The panel sustained objections to a report from FP A Molitor citing prejudicial testimony and adjourned until June 30 for better data.
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Washington
New York Center
Pennsylvania
Ballimore
Onio
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York, Pittsburg & Chicago
Three Roads
FP. A. Molitor
New Road
Charles Mahattie
Fiance
Gentos
Harriblans
Harriman
Wolf and band of thieves hunted in southern New Jersey
Police across southern New Jersey search for an elusive leader known as the Wolf and her female gang. Authorities warn stores and offices are guarded after a wave of robberies and bombing note threats. the group signs notes with thanks and vows to strike again.
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New Jersey
Wolf
Associated Press
Vineland
Millville
First Wisconsin bar woman dies at Fond du Lac
Kate Myer widow of Col Colbert and mother of Mrs Kate Pier Mcintonh, a noted pioneer of the Wisconsin bar and longtime resident, died at her Fond du Lac home after observing her birthday yesterday. She had appeared at breakfast and was found in her room later that morning.
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Wis
Kate Myer
Col Colbert
Kate Pier Mcintonh
Chasse Jawper
Pier
Wisconsim
Seth
R. Dent
W C A Leader Dies at Kenosha
Reverend Grdzon Hammond aged 46 longtime W C A leader and secretary of the Wisconsin Y M C A died at Kenosha hospital after a monthlong illness. He served churches in Wisconsin and Minnesota and leaves a wife Nellie Hammond and seven children.
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Grdzon Hammond
Peris
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Thao
Tewiteu
Mre
Nelie Hammond
Mount Vernon school blocks religious instruction in public hours
A New York case finds the Mount Vernon school board cannot allow fifth and sixth graders to attend forty five minutes weekly religious training in church facilities. Justice Seeger granted a writ at White Plains restraining the program as unconstitutional. The action was brought by Laurence B. Stein of Mount Vernon, linked to the Tree Thinkers society.
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Associated Press
New York
Mount Vernon
Supreme Court
Seeger
Yee
Ferting
White Plains
Laurence B. Stein
Moon
Vernon
New
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Clarence Darrow
Chicago Lotter
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Ugton
Defense Maps Course for Scopes Trial
Dayton reports the defense for John T Scopes has outlined a plan focusing on the Tennessee law banning teaching of evolution. They will argue constitutional issues and call scientific experts to challenge the law and its impact on high school and college curricula.
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Dayton
John T Scopes
Tennessee
Drastic Action on Gunmen and Robbers Considered in Chicago
Police officials in Chicago weighed drastic action after the slaying of Patrolman Patrick McGovern by three gunmen who escaped with $5,000 while he escorted a messenger. The episode followed a spree of robberies and shootings as investigators traced prior kidnappings and thefts connected to a gang tied to a theater heist and jewelry firm holdups.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Patrick McGovern
McGovern
George Haney
Polen Anvesigators
Haney
Safe Fm
Drowns in Quarry As Rail Crew Probes Cause
Police investigate the drowning of Edward Reis, 24, of Elister, found in an abandoned quarry weeks after vanishing. Investigators say a nearby road and the quarry are being examined for potential relation to the incident.
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Ury
Racine
Edward Reis
Elister
Drowneg White
Shepherd Denies Guilt in Murder Trial Stand
William Barling Shepherd testified in Chicago criminal court denying any involvement in the death of Billie McClintock Foster. He claimed complete vindication as he answered that he did not commit the crime while under blunt cross examination by State’s Attorney Robert E. Crowe.
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Ednant C Deir
United Press
Chicago
Witfany
Darlins Shephard
Fie
Ml ‘Vonaire
Billy McClintock
Stan
Triat
Shepherd Pose
Robert E. Crowe
Antil
William Barling Shepherd
Bill McClintock
William C. Shepherd
Prohibition Enforcement System Reorganized by Treasury
The Treasury announced a comprehensive reorganization of prohibition enforcement to remove state lines and centralize authority. Operation begins August 2 with 22 new federal districts each led by a Prohibition administrator and two assistants plus a chemist and four counsel.
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Associated Press
Washington, D
Treasury
Andrews
Melon
Free-for-all Deputies Clash Over Moroccan Debate
In Paris the chamber of deputies erupted during a Moroccan warfare debate. Communist Deputy Dork urged class war while Premley Palatava accused communists of endorsing Krim's war term and hoping for triumphant imperialism. Shouts of Long live... echoed as the clash intensified.
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Bradford
Paris
Haze
Dork
Wariler
Premley Palatava
Krim
Vindication of Attorney General Case in Wisconsin Senate
The Wisconsin Senate Committee on the attorney general's charges reports findings on the alleged misrepresentation of state insurance registration by a public official. The addenda requests a vote alignment with the committee's position, noting the alleged issues center on state policy rather than any individual claimant. The document continues in the next issue.
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Asaoeialot
Elalleaioy
Attorniy Gener Uepinia
Wltly Insurance Tegistaton
Winconsin
Amd
Jley
Weir Perdan
Gunterilree
W. Stanley Smith
Ail Monter
Sen
WiMatn
Dmik Wien
Runaway Boys Found by Ad Director in New York Telegram
A telegram to the Harwood family from Frank Harwood in Toledo announces the return of two runaways, Warner and Webster, found by Harry Harwood, ad director of an American Tobie company, and Civil Service Commissioner Charles Cewwp of New York. Messages to both boys urged them to come home, with assurances of contact and possible funds. Police and family had feared their several days away.
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Webster
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Harwood
Cake
Hove
Warner
Cities Urged to Provide Airstrip Rights or Face Consequences
The convention opened with Charles G. Bilwarda of New York stressing the goal to raise national real estate standards. Speakers outlined industry reform, with sessions on industrial property and economic impacts. attendees prepared for four convention stages and group discussions.
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Atater
Dniexater
Marden
Detroit
Penalty prospects loom in Morocco affair as talks fail
The report notes the man faces potential penalties while circumstances guide decisions in the Moroccan affair. It describes ongoing negotiations and the Premier's explanation amid tensions. The piece references international figures and a stalled settlement with unclear timelines.
Settlement of War Debts Prompted by International Panel
Reported notes from delegates at an international compensation chamber discuss debt settlement terms and maritime claims. Speakers emphasize global trade stagnation and proposed equitable distribution of costs among nations, with references to American farmers and international payments.
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Delha
International Chamber of Comnpens
Alan Audarwon
Jenga
Sir Ann
Amulung
Rolf
Dardewe
New Method of Compensation for Veterans Discussed
An annual report from the Veterans organization outlines a new compensation schedule. It adds disability ratings and prevention measures for widows and dependents. Commander Tews of New York explains changes and how special protection will raise benefits in certain cases.
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Veternnat
Avliler
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Tewin
Pat Sear
Tradsand
Alehep
Ape
Washanetan
Parkes
Employees To Share Gift Of Two Hundred Thousand
A group of workers will divide a $200000 gift among themselves. The distribution aims to reward long service and cooperative effort within the company. Details on amounts per employee and eligibility were discussed in a recent meeting.
World W C T U Meeting Held In Conference Room
A regional meeting of the World W C T U convened with officials presiding at a chamber of commerce venue. Attendees discussed reform efforts and explored plans for local outreach and partnership programs.
Painleve Measures Approved for Ruhr Evacuation Plans
AP dispatch notes that the Pal nieve government in France approved measures to fulfill engagements to evacuate the Ruhr. The plan aims to evacuate Essen and surrounding areas by August 15, with actions extending to Oderhausen, Atul helm, and Kettwig as part of the Ruhr withdrawal.
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Herriot
Lina
Oberhausen
Mulheim
Kettwig
Tiwan
Essen
Palnlove
Ruhr
Akg. 15
Oderhausen
Atul
Helm
Progressives Look to Badgers as La Follette Legacy Remains
In Masigon the Progressive wing seeks unity behind La Follette's cause. Senator Norris calls for no mistakes as a special election to replace La Follette nears, with potential candidates discussed including Governor Blaine and Congressman Nelson.
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United Press
Masigon
George TW. Norris
Republican
Nebraska
Robert M. la Follette
Benatar Norris
la Follette
Tuutre
Blaine
Ditsha
Fred Zimmerman
John M. Nelson
Strater Norris
Yar Pattottia
Ted Anid Fm Turk
Northwestern Road leadership changes amid unclear events
Fragmentary OCR text reports resignations and leadership debates involving multiple figures and organizations. The garbled content names Finley and various titles, but couplets of proper nouns are unreadable, leaving the exact roles and outcomes uncertain.
Cartoonist Granted Honorary Degree by Beloit College
Beloit College awarded an honorary degree to a renowned cartoonist. The event highlighted the artist's contributions to visual storytelling and public discourse, with college officials praising the work's impact on culture and education.
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Beloit College
Weather events disrupt services amid rising temperatures
Local reports describe a day of unsettled conditions with erratic forecasts and increasing heat. Officials warn residents to stay hydrated as gusty winds and scattered showers impact daily activities.
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