Big Tax Receipts Show Surplus and Debt Drop
The article explains how nations balance tax receipts and outlays, noting the U S fiscal year closed with receipts of four billion thirty three million and expenditures of three billion eight hundred forty eight million, a surplus of 185 million. It cites Mellon on debt reduction and a surge in individual income tax receipts due to surtax cuts and stock market gains. The piece ends with the Wabash railway filing with the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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United States
Mellon
Treasury
Progress Shows in Move to Pave Harrison Avenue
The Harrison avenue paving committee reports satisfactory fundraising progress as July demands press on businessmen. Chairman Fred Gamer said responses were very satisfactory and the work is advancing in excellent style. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5.)
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Harrison Avenue
Fred Gamer
May Close With Deficit
Washington July 1 treasury opens new fiscal year facing higher expenditures than 1929 and no tax cut plan. Secretary Mellon confirms no tax reduction. Government books show the entire 185 million dollar surplus from last year used for public debt retirement and a deficit likely next year without renewed prosperity.
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Jolerh S. Wasney
Washington
Treasury
Congress
Mellon
Classified Ads Guide to Buy or Sell Today
Readers are urged to consider today’s classified ads for homes used cars and other services offering value. The note highlights a wide range of offerings and urges careful review to find the right purchase.
Pop Warner to visit Butte this week
Glenn Pop Warner dean of football coaches plans a visit to Butte with assistant coach Chuck Winterburn. They head to Dallas for final two weeks of August football instruction after a prior Iowa State bet loss tied to a Butte all star team.
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POP” Warner
Butte
Glenn S
Stanford
Chuck” Winterburn
Pop
Iowa State
Maloney
Barrington
Dallas
Mr. Barrington
Warner
Ames College
Carlisle Indians
Asphaltic Concrete Pavement Picked for Hospital District
A deadlocked aldermanic dispute over paving in the hospital district ends with a joint committee recommendation of asphaltic concrete at a cost of 90 000. The plan covers area south of Park to Silver and west of Montana to Washington, and proposes Type No 3 two inches of asphalt on a four inch base.
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Hospital
Park
Silver
Montana
Washington
Mountain
Hagsay
Pierce
Woods
Sweet
Coughin
O'Leary
Wilkinson
Christie
Haggerty
Japanese Conservative Cabinet Quits for Liberal Rise
Tokyo reports Baron Giichi Tanaka’s conservative cabinet will resign tomorrow after ministers meeting. Foreign policy and the Kellogg peace pact handling draw bitter criticism. Liberal Minseito leader Yuko Hamaguchi is expected to be asked to form a new government.
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Tokyo
Giichi Tanaka
Diet
Chang Tso-Lin
Mukden
Minseito Party
Tanaka
Yugo Hamaguchi
Fite
Anaconda Offers Stock Exchange to Greene Cananea Andes
Anaconda Copper Mining directors authorize a stock swap: 14 Anaconda shares for each Greene Cananea share and 45.1 shares for each Andes Copper Mining share. The bid runs to October 1. Chairman John D. Ryan notes Andes output at 200 million pounds yearly in early 1929 with a 30 million pound expansion planned, while Greene Cananea output around 75 million pounds but curtailed by Mexican revolution.
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New York
Anaconda Copper Mining, Company
Anaconda
Greene Cananea Copper Company
Andes Copper Mining Company
John D. Ryan
Andes Company
Chile
Greene Cananea
Sonora
Mexico
Ryan
Ghost Hour radio seance to test thought transference
National network plans a July 11 radio event linking many stations with Magician Joseph Dunninger to guide a thought transference experiment. Listeners relax and note thoughts as Dunninger concentrates on three thoughts during the program.
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Sam Love
United Press
New York
Martha
General Motors
National Broadcasting Company
Radio Concert Bureau
Joseph Dunninger
Spirtualists
Dunninger
Houdini
8. Parkes Cadman
Calles Plans Vacation World Tour From Mexico City
General Plutarco Elias Calles, longtime leader of Mexico, will depart Vera Cruz on July 7 for Europe and may undertake a world tour after relinquishing power earlier to Provisional President Emilio Portes Gil.
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Mexico City
Plutarco Elias Calles
Mexico
Emilio Portes Gil
Vera Cruz
Europe
Earhart Named Assistant Traffic Manager at TAT
Miss Amelia Earhart was appointed assistant to the general traffic manager of Transcontinental Air Transport, a coast to coast airline, announced by TAT general traffic manager T B Clement. Col Lindbergh serves as chairman of the technical committee.
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ST. Louis
Amelia Earhart
Transcontinental Air Transport
T. B. Clement
Charles A. Lindbergh
Sicilian aristocrat couple join two religious orders
Prince and Princess Biscari renounce about 1.05 million in Sicilian property and enter separate religious paths. The prince was ordained a Barnabite priest after completing a two year novitiate while the couple received dispensation to live apart before vows. Property was donated to the Holy See. The move is rare in Italy.
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Milan
Italy
Biscari
Sicily
Holy See
Early evacuation urged in Rhine valley as French troops move
Indications point to an early withdrawal of the second Rhine occupation zone in Germany. Koelnische Zeitung reports French infantry and artillery units prepare to leave within two weeks with a full evacuation expected by September 1, 1930. First zone already evacuated under Versailles terms.
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Cologne
Germany
Rhine
Koelnische Zeitung
Rhineland
Strange murder may be cleared by new angles
Harrisburg on July 1. State police on the eve of solving a five year old double murder case say renewed activity followed arrests in a series of prohibition raids. Harry L Ganster and Miss Lead Ellenberger were killed in May five years ago during a mountain outing.
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Harrisburg
Donald Austin
Harry L. Ganster
Lead Ellenberger
Holidaysburg
Esch
Enactments Take Effect as New Fiscal Year Opens in Montana
Helena July 1 With the new fiscal year opening 62 laws from the last session become effective. Governor Erickson released 11 appointments and appropriations totaling 3 154 045 for the first year of the biennium from the general fund. Most of the 358 081 in deficiency claims passed by the 1929 assembly are paid.
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Helena
State Board of Barber
Erickson
Edward I. Forsman
Anaconda
A. A. Dodson
Great Falls
John J. Frolicher
Kalispell
Richard Williamson
Parity in naval talks stands firm says Stimson
Secretary Stimson rejected foreign hints that the U S will drop the parity doctrine in future naval discussions. He affirmed parity remains the core basis for negotiations in talks where the United States is involved, following earlier Hoover administration positions voiced by Hugh S Gibson.
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Washington
Stimson
United States
Hughs. Gibson
Belgium
Hoover
London
Stimson de
Noted Playwright Sued For Divorce in Reno Court
Eugene G. O'Neill, famed playwright, was sued for divorce in the district court here. Agnes Boulton O'Neill filed the action. papers were sealed at her request, with reports indicating charges include desertion and related marital disputes.
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Reno
Eugene G. O'Neill
Agnes Boulton O'Neill
Boy Confesses to Shooting Grandmother in Tulsa Mystery
A 99 year old boy in Tulsa Oklahoma confessed to shooting his grandmother Mrs Mary Gillard 74 as she hung clothes in the Evans yard. Police say the boy had feared spankings and had previously remained silent. Father Tom Evans and brother Wayman had been jailed awaiting details.
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Tulsa
Okla
Mary Gillard
Evans
Tom Evans
Wayman
Record Arrest Blitz in Butte Since Prohibition
New city jail blotter shows 2,424 arrests in 132 days since July 1 1919. average 183 daily. Drunkenness tops list with over 1,200 bookings. bootleg nuisance and disturbance offenses follow. three murders recorded. traffic and speeding see notable rise. Chief Jailer Barney Lavelle notes pre prohibition patterns largely unchanged for other offenses.
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Butte
Barney Lavelle
Lavelle
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