Budget Surplus Falls Short of Goal But Surplus Confirmed
Washington reports the treasury department says the 368 million dollar surplus for the current fiscal year has been achieved and surpassed though the exact amount is not revealed. The budget cuts over the last quarter boost hopes that total expenditures can be brought to three billion dollars under President Coolidge. Proposed tax revisions include lowering the maximum surtax, exempting large gifts, repealing the publicity clause, and rewriting depreciation rules. Officials note no feasible method yet to reduce normal tax burden.
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Washington
Treasury
Pthcal
Treasury Department
Budget Bureau
Coolidge
Harding
Mellon
Bald
Treasplerber
Congress
Hoover's Son to Wed College Girl at Stanford
Stanford Calif June 11 Secretary of commerce Hoover and Mrs Hoover announce the marriage of their son Herbert Hoover Jr to Miss Margaret Watson on June 26. The bride is the daughter of Mr Watson. The wedding will be witnessed by family and friends at the university campus.
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Herbert ‘Hoover
Stanford
University
Calif
Merce Tigrpert Hoover
Mis
Hoover
Auto Tourists Stranded in Idaho
Boise June 10 motorists touring Idaho face new welfare issues as Mrs Marielle Kayger Boise city director notes growing aid requests for stranded travelers. She reports Bounties to assist multiple families in May, highlighting strain on city welfare amid the tourist boom and increasing need for support services.
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Boise
Chambers of Commerce
Hom Industries Associations
Highway Organizations
Idaho
Marielle Kayger
Bub
Mpa
Keyser
Sightless Idaho Man Passes High Bar Examination
MOSCOW June 11 The Idaho Supreme Court announced four of twelve exam takers passed the bar exam. Harold J Yeomans Idaho Falls H Blanchard Moscow Earl Bied Pocatello Darwin Thomas Moscow all from University of Idaho law graduates. Yeomans, blind and married, dictated his answers to his wife who read the form to him under a rigorous test.
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Moscow
Supreme ¢ Court
Lewiston
Glass
University of Idaho
Harold J. Yeomans
Idaho Falla
Earl
Bied
Pocatello
Thig
Boise Basin May Produce Much Zinc
A special report from Boise Basin notes zinc is the focus as Ravenel Macbeth of the Idaho Mining Association and E. K. Ballard of the state bureau of mines and geology travel from Idaho City and Placerville toward Grimes Pass to study zinc prospects.
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Times
Boise
Ravenel Macbeth
Idaho Mining Association
E. K. Ballard
State Bureau of Mines and Geology
Idaho City
Placerville
Grimes Pass
U S Gunboat Monopoly Suit Is Filed in Chicago
Attorney General Sargent tied in federal court a suit in Chicago charging a cartel in cattle and calf industry. Tanner Products American Hair and 13 others accused of controlling up to 95 percent of production. 8 corporate defendants and 39 individuals named. Damaged fragments describe American sailors in China and anti foreign boycotts, with diplomatic handling of rioters in Shanghai and Hong Kong reporting.
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American Hair Felt Company
Combine
Washington
Dime TV
Sargent
Chicago
Tanner Products Company
American Hair Rel Company
Ralf Fair
Amed Int the
Uit
Department of Justice
Offiu- Nala
Sale of Warships Reported in Coolidge Recommendation
Washington June 11 President Coolidge advised Shipping Board Chairman O'Connor to surrender all talks on ship sales to the Emergency Fleet Corporation with the corporation holding sole power to approve or disapprove sales.
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Emergency Fleet Corporation
Washington, D. C
Shipping Board
Coolidge
O'Connor
Attorneyship in Idaho Is-10 Investigated
Boise Idaho June 11 Information received today indicates a federal inquiry into the district attorneyship in Idaho. Report says the action relates to a review by appointed agents, not to James Affshie’s appointment or Colonel EB Davis resignation. No decision has been made on H J Rey’s appointment as district attorney despite strong endorsements.
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Boise
Idaho
Afa
Coolidge
James ¥.Affshie
Frank §. Dietrich
EB. G. Davis
Washington
Department of Industice
H. J. Rey
Pocatello
Ray
United States
Frank R. Gooding
Joby Thomas
C. Monare
Republican Party
Civil War Veterans and Auxiliary Pageant Across Twin Falls
Veterans and auxiliary groups staged a historical pageant led by George Gardner of Emmett and Col. Longley delivering the annual address. The event featured the Grand Army of the Republic and Ladies of the G A R in marching bands, with endorsements for Idaho home products and a pledge to buy local foods. Prizes were awarded for membership gains and Americanization efforts as the parade moved from the old town hall to Main Street and the post office.
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George Gardner
Emmett Blovtul
Aml Coeur d'Alene
Montines Llaho Home Products
Ial Woisen
Werlcl
Longley
Campfire
APLC
Wermiea
Rellef
Prosiden
Ruth Reeser
Seni Vie Pervel Deal
Ocyrthin A. ‘Sralnginiy
Tin Meth
Jultior View Presley
Aniste Mer
Samipolal
Keasuvan
Winnie Gardner
Choelir
Alene
Elit
Julia Poulsan
Letheleni
Ladies of the Galal
Army of the Bug
Iks
Main Avenue
Third Street
Sons of Veterans
Grand Army of the Republic
American, Legion, Fife and Drum Corps
Military
National Guard
War Mothers
Ladies of the
G. A. R. Women's Resist Corps
Boy Scouts
Idaho Home
Produeta
Idaho Fooda
R. S. Shritixtetlow
Bione
Weiser
W."r. Co
Rathdrum
Trez Moffatt
G. A. Hobart
Bima
Joan Ducker
Marie Steyer
J. Elliott Sloamp
Slemp
Oreamiattion
Grand Army of the’ Republic of Idaho
Ita Resources
Ite
Elven
Tn Langley
Langley
State Board Turmoil Shapes 1926 Governor Bid
The State Board of Education faces a leadership crisis as Charles R. Pridgee resigns as president amid claims of bias and neglect of multiple institutes. Scott Hith, representing Oneida County, signals plans to unite education policy as a Republican contender rides a reform platform toward the 1926 campaign.
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Scott Hall
Oneida County
State Board of Education
Idaho
Scott Hith
Oneida Coutty
Charles R. Prigiee
Haleet
Wepublican
Cold Weather Grips Nation Amid Unseasonable Chill
June 10 reports from Chicago weather bureau forecaster Cox show unseasonable cold sweeping much of the country. Parts of the public tried to escape the chill while others felt the bite of the cold front.
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Chicago
Sakt Wack
Cox
Chicago Weather Du‘reau
Prohibition Law Upheld by Supreme Court Amid Violations
Washington June 11 The Supreme Court generally affirms constitutionality of federal prohibition statutes amid waves of appeals from violators. Chief Justice Taft signals policy on prohibition enforcement as term rulings approve warrantsless auto searches and license requirements while denying reviews of certain searches and other challenged provisions. The decision highlights include upholding enforcement measures and rejecting pleas to reconsider specific cases.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
High Tribunal
High Court
Taft
New Jersey
Selley
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