President Coolidge seeks further cuts to cap federal costs
Washington report outlines White House push to keep 1930 expenditures within a three billion dollar limit, with a likely $62 million reduction by June. Other items note child labor amendment setbacks, tariff-rate reviews, ratified treaties, retirements for disabled WWI officers stalled, and land sale receipts plunging 85 percent over 20 years.
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Coolidge
Business Organization of the Government
Washington
Dawes Visits Jacksonville as Charity Will Totals Over Million
Notable figures cited include Charles G Dawes arriving in Jacksonville for a brief visit with his sister. In New York Kate S Richardson widow of Edward Richardson leaves more than 1 million dollars for charity. Other obituaries include John C Eastman aged 63 in Chicago W W Koons 69 in St Cloud and Marc Klaw 71 in London. An endowment gift of 225000 and 450000 from John D Rockefeller Jr to the Northern Baptist church was announced. Two newborn twins are born to Barbara Rutherford Nichols, heir of Mrs. Vanderbilt.
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Edward Richardson
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New Haven
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Baltimore
Charles Fiske
Central New York
Utica
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Northern Baptist Church
Washington
Barbara Rutherford Nichols
William K. Vanderbilt
World News Digest From Rome to Paris
President Alessandri will return to Chile only if guarantees secure peaceful governance. Moscow orders England boycott and expulsion of Russian trade socialists. Romania refuses League arms cut citing national danger. Yugoslavia Albania frontier reopened. Field Marshal Grenfell dies aged 73. Nakamura dies in Tokyo. Minta Durfee Arbuckle wins Paris divorce from Fatty Arbuckle for desertion not lack of affection.
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Rome
Minta Durfee Arbuckle
Paris
France
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Fatty) Arbuckle
Minta
Fatty
Solons Act on 2 Cent Gas Tax
The legislature moved toward a state wide gasoline tax. A house joint committee began drafting a tax bill while a senate measure by Bergman Newton proposed a 2 cent per gallon levy collected monthly by the state treasurer. Funds would be distributed to primary county and township road funds.
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Senate
Bergman
Newton
State Highway Commission
Jesus Prays for His Disciples and Believers
Lesson on John 17 1 26 focuses on Jesus praying to the Father before the crucifixion for Himself and for His immediate and future followers. it covers eternal life as knowledge and relationship with God and Christ the sanctification of believers through truth, unity among all who believe, and the future glorification to be with Jesus in heaven.
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Jesus Christ
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Iowa Legislature Passes Joint Resolution on Export Corp Law
The Iowa legislature approved by both houses a joint resolution urging Congress to enact an export corporation law to relieve agriculture. This action reflects a coordinated effort to address farm sector needs.
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Congress
Iowa
Parole Authority Shift for Rockwell City Reformatory
A pending bill would transfer the authority to parole prisoners at the Rockwell City Woman's Reformatory from the board of control to the state board of parole.
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Board of Control
Woman’s Reformatory
Rockwell City
Board of Parole
State budget proposes emergency cushion fund and bus law revision
The general state budget bill includes a $100,000 cushion fund for all departments to be used in emergencies by the retrenchment and reform committee. The state board of railroad commissioners recommends revising the motor bus law passed by the fortieth general assembly and forwarding it to the legislature.
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Fortieth General Assembly
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Committee appointments stand in Senate amid reform debate
Resentment over committee appointments in the senate may affect passage of several measures, but committee organization will continue unchanged as the legislature proceeds.
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Senate
Child Labor Amendment Debate Opportunity Promised
Friends of the child labor amendment are assured a chance to present arguments on the resolution before it is debated in the house where it originated.
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Friends of the Child Labor Amendment
Solons Consider February 28 Adjournment Date
Members of the general assembly weigh setting February 28 as the final day of the current session. They argue little important business remains and that urgent work can be finished by rushing bills and trimming less essential measures.
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Solons
General Assembly
Assembly
Senate bills address estates payments and wildlife rules
The list covers amending estate payment orders, repealing pheasant closed season, adjusting voting lever proximity to candidates, allowing pelts in possession during closed seasons, transferring parole authority from the board of control to the board of parole at the women’s reformatory, requiring wash houses at mines with more than ten workers, creating a state board of agricultural examiners and a state commission for the blind, limiting public office to one salaried post, and establishing a fox closed season.
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Board of Parole
Woman’s Reformatory
Board of Agricultural Examiners
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Bank Merger and Town Projects Highlight Holstein Plans
The Sheldon Savings Bank merged with First National under the latter name. Holstein prepares a centrifugal pumping unit and a new compressor. Carroll Izaak Walton league seeks nine elk to begin a herd. Primghar to get a new business block in spring. The sixteenth annual daily banquet will be held Friday February 20. Maquoketa high school offers an elective Bible study course for the second semester with twenty eight juniors and seniors.
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Sheldon Savings Bank
First National
Holstein
Carrol Izaak Walton League
Primghar
Maquoketa
The Master Word The master sword of Christianity is love
A短歷史句子 asserts love as the central tenet of Christian teaching and the guiding force for believers. The phrase frames love as the ultimate code and action guiding faith and practice.
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Terre Haute Woman
Mrs. Wm. J. Lee of Terre Haute Indiana credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength after a nervous run down period before and after childbirth Her letter endorses the product and notes it is sold by druggists nationwide
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wm. J. Lee
Electrical Girl At Keighley Mill Attracts Notice
A mill worker in Keighley Leeds England is described as an electrical girl. When near a spinning frame threads break and the machine appears to work as if under magnetic attraction. Once she leaves the area the machine operates normally.
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Keighley
Leeds
England
Shave With Cuticura Soap Ad Claims High Efficiency
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap as boosting razor efficiency and promoting skin purity, comfort and health. It promises no mug, no slimy soap, no germs, no waste, and no irritation even with twice daily shaves, usable for shaving bathing and shampooing.
Naughty schoolboy smiles as teacher sets new rule
A lighthearted moment shows a pupil relieved when the teacher enforces a rule. The scene captures school discipline dynamics and the playful tension between students and authority.
Joint-Ease Promises Quick Relief From Rheumatism
When rheumatism inflames a joint Joint-Ease is pitched as the quick lasting relief. The ad claims it is for joint trouble only and a clean penetrating preparation that druggists everywhere are recommending. Relief is promised to follow promptly.
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