Coolidge refused wealth to stay true to public service
A fifth part of the series on Calvin Coolidge depicts his choice to decline United States Steel and other corporate offers. He valued public trust over wealth, saying his duties to the people kept office fresh and free from suspicion. He compared his stance to General Lee, noting he would write but stay within authorized topics from his experiences.
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Calvin Coolidge
Myr. Coolidge
John T. Lambert
Universel Service
Cand Abe
Intter Rasutes
Universal Service, Inc
Northampton
Mass
Calvin Coollége
United States Steel
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Philosphy
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Leek &Tantd
Hobert E. Lee
Lee
Coolidge
New York
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Hiate
the Beeches
Ems
Guyer
Massachusetts
Narry M. Daugherty
Ohio
Congress
Daugherty
Repubetion
Calvins Coolidge exam praised for public works and reform
A historical reminiscence lauds Calvin Coolidge for curbing private power interests, backing public ownership tests, and advancing major projects. It highlights his role in rail regulation, state maternity benefits, child labor protection, and the Boulder Canyon dam, as well as his restraint in politically charged inquiries.
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Coolidge
Massachusetts Commission
United States Supreme Court
Massachusetts
United States
Boulder Canyon
Colorado River
Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Boulderdam
Boulder Dam
Pangmeé Canal
Power Trust
Robert E. Healey
Federal
Law Power Trust
Hessey Azzed
Texas law seeks changes in licenses and taxes
In Austin on January 12 bills were introduced to lease auto drivers licenses repeal the three day marriage rule set new caps on state taxes and cut general revenue rates. Proposals include higher out of state tuition for universities a school land lease rule tightening and a driver license revocation for drunken driving.
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Austin
George Moffett
ChilWepthe
Moffell
Confederate Pension Fund
Moffett
Sarah Hughes
Dallas
Mra Hughes
Rolland Bradley
Houston
Daliovel Safety Council
Carthage
W. T. Savage
Preston Anderson
Pass predicted for Jones farm relief bill in House
Washington report notes Democratic leaders see strong House support for the Jones farm relief measure amid tariff debates and proposed amendments. Key Republican objections surface on processing taxes and oil import tariffs, with discussions centered on initial marketing period provisions and unrelated shifts in farm policy.
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House
Guy
Rainey
Dainois
Xlayge Trnsher
Agriculture Committee
Jones
Texas
Reprecentelive
Treadway
Massachusetts
Ways and Ménans Committee
Anderson
Minnesota
United States
Weather Summary and Navigational Distress Across Cities
The fragmentary weather page lists temperatures and precipitation notes for Thursday and January, noting normal precipitation of 0.08 inch and a January deficit around 1.46 inches. It also provides scattered travel and city weather observations, naming multiple locales such as New Orleans, El Paso, Fort Smith, Dallas, Chicago, Atlanta, and Memphis, with occasional directional or travel guidance and high level forecasts for tourists.
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Bag Antone
Orleans
Hala
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EL Paso
Brnken
Louie Ben
Abilene
Claudy
Dallas
Erew Ovens Ccessionity
Glondy
Trwa
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Vrera Lace
Fort
Wein
Warman Lily
Moodie
Suvttana
Tay Main
Ad Weimhome
Ginan
Omabe
Web
Phaente
Atle
Loudy
Aoc
Rio
Loeb Thrill Slayer Heads Pen Correspondence School
Richard Loeb, 90-year inmate for the Frans murder, leads a new correspondence school for convicts. The program, opened in Joliet and Stateville prisons, offers courses to inmates with grammar problems. Enrolled total 28 with 64 awaiting entrance. convicts may take up to three subjects. no contact with professors.
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Loeb
Thrill Slayer
Pen Correspondence School
Joliet
Richard Loeb
Nathan Lep
Bobby Frans
Loth
Pris
Jolef
Btaterville
Nong
Rates and measures shift in mortgage and farm aid bill
Rovinson explains interest rate changes with examples on 10 000 loans with 6 percent, noting payment reductions of 27.1 percent for five year terms and 41.1 percent for 15 year terms under new parity plans. Dairy, tea, and peanuts also face bounty and funding shifts while Senate moves to unify mortgage refinancing under 4 1 2 percent interest.
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Rovinson
Jones
Senate
Rabingon
Arkansas
Prevention of Farm Foreclosures Urged
Lem Harwa executive secretary of the Personal Committees for Action urges the House Agricultural Committee to block legislation that would legalize farm foreclosures seizures and evictions. He opposes the domestic allotment plan now before the House, arguing it would burden city consumers and most farmers.
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Washington
D. C
Doncrese
House Agricultural Committee
Lem Harwa
Sonal
Farmers Nnd Honal
Subdivision Order Denied by Bexar County Court
Bexar County Commissioners Court rescinds approval of A Milner subdivision near Universal City after Commissioner Uhr cites misrepresented street openings. Prior approval November 19 is overturned due to complaints that streets were opened only three feet from property lines, hindering street joining in other divisions.
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Bexar County Commissioners' Court
Robert F. Uhr
A. Milner
Randolph Field War
Oplley Universal City
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