Tax Debate Shrugs Off Tax Cuts Amid Budget Talks
A state discussion notes a year end surplus but Senate leaders warn against tax cuts. Utah Senator Reed Smoot cautions taxes cannot be reduced while others push new revenue sources such as highway advertising signs. Public mood favors less government expense and lower taxes, while officials push reform and cuts to duplication and waste.
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Seaator Reed Smool
Utah
Ni Ulal
Curtis
Kunwan
Saya Hiere
Congress
Arbitrary Power Doomed John L Lewis Warns Labor Demands
John L Lewis, international president of the United Mine Workers, threatens to suspend operations September 1 if a 20 percent wage increase and $2 daily raise for miners are not granted. He argues the public opposes annual coercive threats to coal supplies, warning that such power in labor or mine owners’ groups is intolerable in the nation.
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John L. Lewis
United Mince Workers
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United Mine Workers of America
Right Note President Coolidge Embraces Optimistic Press
A formal press conference sees President Coolidge urge correspondents to infuse reports with happiness and hope. The piece critiques critics, notes a benevolent press alliance to spread optimism, and mentions a tuberculosis Christmas seal campaign of 26 million issued by the National Association.
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Coolidge
Eulogies and Truth in Funeral Orations
A reflective verse explores how a preacher shapes praise for the dead. It notes the tension between generous diction and truth, urging earnest conduct in life so the priest can speak without restraint when the end comes. The speaker, Walt Mazon, critiques sentimentality.
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Era
Walt Mazon
Stand by your local newspaper message from Renwick
A patriotic local appeal extols the town newspaper as the town’s guardian championing progress, law and order, and civic vitality. It warns that removing the paper would stall business, society, and growth, leaving the town dull and disordered.
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Renwick
Village News
Kent
Guardian
Geass
Must Work Together No Town Can Grow Without Unity
The piece urges communal effort for urban growth and warns against apathy. It notes rapid city expansion follows united work while divisive behavior slows progress. It also comments on the immediate political maneuvering after Harding's death and cautions that politics thrives on practical gain.
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Harding
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