Jefferson Davis Shaft Erected at Birthplace in Kentucky
A 341 foot concrete shaft monument to Jefferson Davis will be dedicated at his birthplace Fairview Kentucky on June 7. The event marks a major Confederate tribute with attendees including descendants and seven surviving members of Quantrill's guerilla band.
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Ala
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Idaho Technical Institute Offers Summer Business Courses
The Idaho Technical Institute announces a nine week summer session with shorthand typewriting bookkeeping and all commercial subjects. Courses are college and high school level credit accepted by schools and colleges. The term runs June 10 to August 8 with a total fee of 16 dollars for the complete commercial course. Board and room on campus available at low rates.
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Idaho Technical Institute
Bend
Two New Crimes Held Against Chicago Youth
A Chicago grand jury hears indictments for murder and kidnapping against Leopold and Loeb tied to the Franks case. Witnesses include Leopold family chauffeur Sven Engling who disputes Leopold’s alibi as Crowe officials press to charge both youths twice.
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England
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Chicago
Hyde Park
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Wolf
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Ellis Avenue
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Ellis
Fifty-first Street
Hyde Park District
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Greenwood Avenue
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Crowe Personall
D'Oily Arrives At Pingyang After Manchuria Flight
Captain Pelletier D'Oiay, flying from Paris to Tokyo, completed a three and a half hour jump from Mukden to Pingyang in northern Korea. He departed Mukden at five a m and reached Pingyang about 275 miles away, with plans for further hops toward Talyo and Talku in the next day.
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Pingyang
Nagasaki
Japan
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Paris
Tokio
Mukden
Korea
Oley
Talku
Why Low Average Production
The Idaho Farmer argues dairy gains depend on purebred stock. It notes 75 percent of US dairy sires are scrubs or grades and asserts using purebreds will raise milk and butterfat output. It stresses higher efficiency from 10 good cows versus 15 poor ones and urges a shift away from grade stock toward purebred lines.
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Idaho Farmer
The
Tribune
United States
Relief bill for settlers faces House vote split
The House considers a federal farm relief bill approved by President Coolidge and the secretary’s committee. A compromise plan modeled on McNary Haugen would use the War Finance Corp to buy exportable surpluses, set a ratio price, and cover losses. Colleges mark centennials as hotels plan meditation chapels.
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House
Smith
Middle West
Northwest
Agricultural Department
Senate
White House
McNary-Haugen
War Finance Corporation
President Coolidge signs tax relief bill amid calls for reform
Washington reports President Coolidge signed the new federal tax law describing it as temporary relief and a practical measure while urging a future session to push broader tax reform. The bill cuts revenues by 361 million dollars next year and lowers rates to 1917 levels, with immediate relief from a 25 percent income tax cut and repeals of certain excises.
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Congress
Coolidge
Lord
Board of Tax Appeals
Joint committee backs new Cabinet department of education
The report to Congress recommends establishing a Department of Education and Relief by consolidating the War and Navy Departments. It argues the move would streamline recognition of executive functions and improve government efficiency.
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War and Navy Departments
Joint Congressional Committee On
Executive
BR Bec Department of Education and Relief
National Parks Keep Grazing Ban Amid War Demands
Secretary Work announced that U S national parks remain closed to grazing in California. He said the ban is not lifted except as a wartime expedient and cites foot and mouth disease risk to park deer. Both the Interior and Agriculture departments support continued protection and vow to prevent disease spread.
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California
Work
Culture and
Interior Departments
National Parks
King George Celebrates Fifty-Ninth Birthday in London
London reports King George marked his fifty-ninth birthday on June 3 with celebratory events. The AP note notes the birthday as a royal occasion drawing attention in Britain.
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