Madden plan to cut 1928 federal taxes eyed by Coolidge
A Chicago congressman presented President Coolidge with a plan to reduce federal taxes in 1928. He argued that current war debt interest payments could instead fund current government needs, potentially lowering taxes by up to 400 million dollars. The discussion also referenced party prospects and agricultural reforms urged by the National Grange.
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Madden
Mr. Coolidge
Martin B. Madden
Chicago
House Appropriations’ Committee
President Coolidge
Coolidge
Mellon
Pleasant View Social Notes From The Ben Hilpert Home
Pleasant View social items highlight Sunday dinner guests at Ben Hilpert’s with visits from the Gurler and Polster families. Several women and men travel to relatives in the eastern part of the state. Local quilting, league gatherings, and a Walther League rally in Cheyenne are noted along with family dinners at the Aurich and Hilpert homes.
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Joe Gurler
Polster
Ben Hilpert
Art Obendorfer
Norman
H. BS. Wittrock
Elmer
Clarence
Louis
Nora
Fred Wittrock
Art Schubarth
H. B. Wittrock
Wm. Borcher
C. G. Gemeinhardt
Oscar Miller
A. Schlichting
Frank Miller
QO. Bergt
Walther Legue
St. Pat Luthern Church
Walther League
Cheyenne
Tax Cut Possible in 1978 Belief
United Press dispatch from Washington says the government will end the current fiscal year with a large surplus, opening the way for a tax cut by 1978. Despite Treasury expectations of no imminent levy cut, officials note sustained prosperity could soon justify another reduction.
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OPE
Mexico
Calles
Vatican
Holy See
Rome
Sheffield
Washington
Kellogg
Adirondacks
Coolidge
State Department
Myron T. Herrick
France
Mr. Sheffield
White Pine Camp
United Press
Treasury
Winston
Treasury Surplus Grows But Expenditures Drop This Year
The fiscal year shows a surplus of 54,021,398.05 in the treasury compared to 23,920,000 last year. Revenues rose across categories except miscellaneous taxes as administration strict economy policies continue. Expenditures total 352,248,000, down nearly 45,000,000 from the prior year.
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