Treasury outlines tax-reduction impact of debt maturities
Washington officials said maturities totaling 1.886 billion dollars by June 5 1927 and a 2.463 billion dollar liberty loan due in 1928 will block any federal tax cut at December congress session. The treasury plans 1.85 billion dollars of 3 1 2 percent certificates on Sept 15 with about 40 million retiring, reducing debt and lowering interest.
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Washington
Sept
Congress
Ucting
Winston
Secretary of the Treasury
City visitors and local gatherings fill week in Cleveland area
A long list of visitors and social events fills this week's pages. Mrs. Martin Brod hosts at home with relatives from Sandusky and Cleveland visiting notable locals such as Miss Leana Harvey and Mrs. Hattie Ackerman. A Christian Endeavor meeting is planned at Rev. F. L. Graft's home after vacation.
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Leana Harey
Plac
D. Cornwell
Jene August Ludlow
Rdns
Mansfield
George Turner
Denver
Cale
J. N Pettiford
O. Stgamire
E .A. Clay
Charles Morgan
Toledo
Hutte Ackerman
Margaret Hoes
Eugene Hoag
Hien
Xiagara Falls
Jessie Bailey
St Albans
Vermont
Luella Houser
CK. Fillmore
Dallas
Texas
Rey. Fillmore
Witnais
Carl Tuttle
L. S. Tradley
Wilmington
Percy Phillips
Shadsside
Ohio
Feico Philips
and Pappus
Dored Tuday
Indiana
Howard Pettsford
Columbus
J. WT. Pettiford
Arthur Gibson
Calvin
Detroi
Guy
Emmet Tuttle
Jeanette Yergen
Wuson
Robert Gill
Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
N. O. Brown
Frank Lucas
Dsueno' R
Phyllis
Cleveland
Elizabeth Marsh
South Street
Berlin Heights
Hattie Ackerman
Elyria
Alice Reighley
Vermilion
Charles Dickel
Certan
West Main Street
Cora Chandler
Oberlin
Dell Tucker
Sandusky
Wm. Green
Billy
J. Green
Clara
Lutella
Earl Hendrickson
Lena
Harold di
George Nubia
W. J. Cady
China
Clarence Brown
Marion
Charles Brown
Lancaster
Ai. W. F
L. J. Nichols
Loch
L. D. van Benschieten
Vermilion, Mew
Martin Ackerman
Bandusky
Rarchm
Akron
Jane Mailalien
Chicago
F. A. Griner
Betty
Sterling
A. J. Sarr
Franl Hebblethwait
Leray Meyers
Herman Squires
Ernest Hammond
Harry Bray
Chas, Hoag
Sonith
Cretus Lowry
Bellevue
Lowry
W. H Stephenson
Sons
Huron
Bessie Fireen
Arthur Coultrin
Wakeman
J. J. Nichols
Larain
Dora Brown
Bertha Hast
Lutila Green
bin Gunn
Eleanor
Susie Simmons
Luta Green
Ben Gunn
Elean Meys
J.T. Bechtel
Blyria
Mix
Hathe Ackerman Myr O
J. A. Clay
Hathe Ackermi
Mro
Sarr
Mands
Cheveland
S Margaerite
Helei
Berlin Heights Social Notes Move Through Local Circles
Berlin Heights locals share visits and parties across Elyria Vermilion and Sandusky. Notables include Rev W J Cady returning from China, the Ackermans hosting guests, and families attending birthdays fairs and fairs participation in Columbus.
Eaton Social Notes and Nearby Visits Highlight Weekends
Mrs. Burton Ross details visits in Eaton as families from Lucas and Salem spend weekends with local residents. Miss Marian Crowell hosts an eleventh birthday party with friends and gifts while others visit Bell and Logan Bell at Euclid Beach. Reverend William Muir Auld and James Hamilton join local residents at a Sunday gathering, with mentions of in town visits and hospital recovery.
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Marian Crowell
Marion
Ethel Nichols
Margaret Crowell
Irma Graham
Mauda Tompkins
Bessie Kieher
Paulne Kieher
Clarice Lantz
Isa Relic Reisinger
Marion Crowell
Clarence Tildes
Memorial Hospital
William Muir Auld
James Hamilton
Elma
Burton Rosa
Erma Lattig¢g
Avon
Mildred Durkee
City considers changing ordinance on curbside tanks and pumps
The service director told the council at last month’s meeting that ordinance 2352 banning certain tanks and pumps near curbs should be repealed or amended since no penalties exist for violators. He urged action to address enforcement gaps.
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Board of Health
Conner
U. S. Soldiers Receive Record Pay Increase
Figures from the San Francisco Presidio show American soldiers now earning vastly more than their French counterparts. The headline notes the U S soldier’s pay is up to twenty five dollars per month, marking a historic rise in compensation.
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San Fratiisca Presidio
British and Italian Soldier Pay Compared in War Era Remarks
A Chronicle Telegram ad notes that British soldiers earn 1240.90 per year while Japanese troops get 23 per man per year, claiming British pay exceeds Mussolini's soldiers by a large margin. it also mentions Italian troopers saving 6.20 yearly, with Central American armies happy with rations.
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Sahb
Great Britain
United States
Jape
Mussolini
Country Gentleman excerpts on agriculture and policy
Excerpts discuss regional resentment toward the East and Washington, farmer equality struggles, and tariff impacts. References include The Midwest Has a Bone to Pick by Stuart O Blythe and Where Surplus Wheat Is Grown by Malcolm C Cutting, both from the September issue.
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Washington
Midwest
Stuart O. Blythe
THE
Country Gentleman
Malcolm C. Cutting
E. V. Wilcox
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