Hoover Warns Congress on Tax Rise Amid Spending Warning
President Hoover warns Congress that tax increases may be needed unless spending is cut. Treasury Secretary Mellon estimates substantial deficits for 1931, urging restraint and possible tax reductions. Local officials note tax burdens and seek to trim non essentials while maintaining essential services. the budget process in Chicago reflects nationwide concern over taxes and prudent spending.
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Hoover
Congress
Treasury
Andrew Mellon
Chicago
Lindbergh heir wishes and early life hope
We hope the Lindbergh heir will enjoy a normal life despite his famous father. The note expresses desire for health happiness and public restraint to spare the baby from overbearing attention. Nathan S Boynton, founder of the Order of Knights of the Maccabees, was born in Port Huron Michigan in 1837 and died in 1913.
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Lindbergh
Nathan S Boynton
Order of Knights of the Maccabees
Port Huron
Mich
Rejoicing With the Lindberghs
The Nation celebrates the birth of a son to Col Charles A Lindbergh and Anne Morrow on Mrs Lindbergh's birthday. Congratulatory notices hail Lindberghs as national figures while pondering how the child will live under public scrutiny and follow in his father’s famed footsteps.
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Lindberghs
Morrow
Englewood
N. J
Morrows
Michael of
Roumania
Col. Lindbergh
Grace Abbott and the American home maker ideal
Grace Abbott, chief of the Children s Bureau, U S Department of Labor, born 1878 in Grand Island Nebraska, educated at Grand Island College University of Nebraska and the University of Chicago. She led Immigrants Protective League 1908 1917 and has worked in federal service since 1917. She argues that better household planning and housing quality are vital for child welfare and that many American homes lack adequate income and space, affecting infant mortality and child rearing.
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Grace Abbott
Grand Island Neb
Grand Island College
University of Nebraska
University of Chicago
Grand Island High School
Immigrants Protective League
Hull House
Chicago
Federal Service
Childrens Bureau
Department of Labor
United States
Graduation Gift In Chicago Job Promise
A steady job is suggested as a fine graduation present, a practical path not yet possessed by a friend. The speaker urges practical knowledge as power, referencing Chicago as the setting for this advice and noting authorship attribution to Johma F. Dilla Ca.
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Buddy
Chicago
Johma F
Dilla
Notable birthdays and death dates from early figures
This item lists historical anniversaries noting Empress Josephine born 1763 and Napoleonic era prominence, surgeon Reuben D. Massey born 1780 with death in 1866, John Hay born 1817 and died 1894, illustrator Felix O Darley born 1822 with death in 1888. It highlights birthplaces and death locations for each figure.
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Josephine
Napoleon
Reuben D. Massey
Pelham
Boston
Mass
John Hay
New York City
Felix O ' Darley
Philadelphia
Claymont
Del
Notable treaty and empire milestones in early North American and British history
The entry lists 1683 William Penn signing a peace treaty with Indigenous peoples, 1757 Cave's victory at Plassey in India underpinning British imperial power, 1817 founding of Bank of Montreal as North America's oldest bank, and 1848 Paris insurrection with about 10,000 deaths.
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William Penn
Cave
Plassey
India
Bank of Montreal
British North America
Paris
Notable political and literary figures born across several states
The notice lists several prominent individuals with birthplaces and ages: The Prince of Wales aged 36. Senator Bronson M Cutting of New Mexico born in Oakdale New York 42 years ago. Major General Richmond P. Davis U S A born Statesville North Carolina 64 years ago. Irvin S Cobb author and humorist born Paducah Kentucky 54 years ago. Hampton P Fulmer congressman from South Carolina born Springfield South Carolina 55 years ago. Charles D Hilles ex-chairman of the Republican National Committee born Belmont County Ohio 63 years ago.
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Prince of Wales
Bronson M Cutting
New Mexico
Oakdale
Richmond P. Davis
Statesville
N. C
Irvin S. Cobb
Paducah
Hampton P Fulmer
South Carolina
Congress
Springfield
Charles D Hilles
National Republican Committee
Belmont County
Ohio
Yesterday’s nature blends with keener self doubt
The text notes yesterday begins to mingle with greater acute ness and a more selfish disposition. It suggests jealousy and indolence may rise while success hinges on other aspects, likely won by suavity and subtle planning.
Estranged husband finds dead wife's fortune in cottage
A suspicion that the estranged wife hid money before death led Thomas Lonegram to discover about $35,000 in securities at her cottage. Advertisers are urged to call Wilmot Printing Co to place ads in Lorain County Agricultural Society's Premium List for 1930.
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Louis
Thomas Lonegram
Lorain County Agricultural Societies’ Preminum
Wilmot Printing CO
Estate hides money and securities in basement
The recently deceased Mrs. Lonegram was thrifty though the estate remains uncertain. She left a will that did not reveal the concealment of securities and money. Her husband, married only ten months, left home due to the scanty table, and the will predates their marriage.
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Lonegram
Fragmentary note on heirs and a claim to share
The fragment references Lonegram seeking his share of an estate after a woman named her seven children as heirs. It also briefly mentions birds like storks and gulls standing on one leg as a descriptive aside.
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Lonegram
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