Coolidge urges cautious budget with temporary tax relief
President Coolidge sent the budget to Congress urging no permanent tax revision this session. He cites prosperity from past tax cuts but warns revenue losses will shrink the 1928 surplus. He favors temporary relief via credits on future quarterly payments and calls for debt reduction, detailing military and civil expenditures for 1928.
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Washington
Dec
Coolidge
Congress
America
Treasury
Aebe
Man prefers jail over mother-in-law in arrest statement
A man arrested on a charge of wife abandonment told Deputy Sheriff Joe Dominguez that jail is preferable to living with his mother-in-law. He quipped that he did not mind his wife but his mother-in-law was too much.
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Joe Dominguez
Aeronautical Industry and Merchant Marine Policy Debate
A speaker urges strong aeronautical development for defense and commerce, notes $20,600,000 for new planes and $2,400,000 for airfield barracks. He argues government operation of shipping lines is unprofitable and supports a private merchant marine with federal subsidies limited, proposing a territorial act to begin and extend federal withdrawal by 1929.
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Shipping Board
Congress
Mexican Religious Conflict Discussed by Mexican Consul
Arturo M. Elias, Mexican consular general in New York, writes a pamphlet titled The Mexican People and the Church exploring the religious situation in Mexico from a historical and current perspective. School principals discussed proposed revisions to the San Antonio junior school schedule at a Wednesday meeting led by C. C. Ball to improve hour allotments on the junior curriculum.
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Mexico
Republic
Arturo M. Elias
New York
San Antonio
C. C. Ball
Dawes Hosts to Olidee? Dinner Honors Presidents Family
President and Mrs Coolidge were the honored guests at a dinner hosted by Vice President and Mrs Dawes. It marked the first annual dinner party by the president's official family.
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Washington
Dec
Coolidge
Americans Hunt For Gold in Russia
A Moscow message via Exchange Telegraph says the Soviet government has licensed a syndicate of American prospectors to exploit Amur district gold mines. The item notes a holiday countdown of sixteen shopping days until Christmas and promotes Christmas Gift Suggestions in the Classified Ads.
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Russia
London
Moscow
Hag
Amur
Exchange
Robbers Take Fifty Cents at Grayburg Filling Station
Police report a burglary at the Grayburg filling station on Broadway and Josephine Street. Entry through a window yielded 50 cents in pennies, a flashlight, and 12 pairs of overalls, as described by station manager J Kosub.
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Grayburg
Broadway
Josephine Street
J Kosub
Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On
Persistent coughs and colds can lead to serious trouble. Creomulsion offers an emulsified creosote formula claimed to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germ growth. The ad promises healing effects, a blood absorbing creosote action, and guarantees satisfaction with directions, urging readers to ask their druggist.
Cuticura Heals Severe Eczema After Years of Suffering
Miss B B Baker of El Paso Texas describes a four year eczema ordeal on her face. She used Cuticura Soap and Ointment reporting relief within one month and full healing after five months of use. She notes daily toilet use and endorses Cuticura products.
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Anc
B. B. Baker
Alameda Ave
el Paso
Texas
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