Parental Guidance and Tax Show Politics in Chicago
The article contrasts a former governess's judgment of Nathan Leopold with a critique of youth behavior and parental discipline. It shifts to a critique of Congress, noting a tax law package aimed at voter reassurance, reductions in federal revenue, and election-year messaging as lawmakers seek re election while deficit and funding gaps persist.
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Nathan Leopold
Robert Franks
Chicago
Leopold
Leorsld
Hoe
Roya
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Federn
Coolidge Defends Policies In Broad Reaching Address
President Coolidge outlines economic gains from tariff and private enterprise, lauds postwar recovery, and champions immigration limits, farm relief, and international cooperation. He cites repairs in agriculture, veterans benefits, and plans for further tariff, court, and world peace measures while rejecting entanglement in European conflicts.
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League of Nationalan
Permanent Court of International Justice
World Court
N Nationa
Coolidge
America
Europe
Whicch
Charlies G. Dawes
Daves
Latin America
Republicans Meet at Vernal County Convention
The Uintah county Republican convention chaired by Thos. W. O'Donnell endorsed incumbent Governor Mabey and supported Colton for Congress, O'Donnell for state senator, and Chas. De Molly Sr. for district judge. Delegates to the state convention appeared Mabey-aligned. Uintah Basin interests are the focus.
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Vernal
Thos. W. O'Donnell
Don R. Colton
Chas. de Molly, Sr
Charlies R. Maboy
Uintah County
Mabey
Uintah Basin
Makeshift Tax Bill Signed by Coolidge Despite Criticism
The president signed a makeshift tax bill claiming reforms while acknowledging limited change. The law lowers federal taxes to the war-era low but favors reductions felt by individual taxpayers, not broad reform, sparking debate over its merit.
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Coolidge
One Man's Secret to Local Wealth in Pigeon Michigan
George Black, a 14 year old self starter from Pigeon, Michigan, built a merchandise business from scratch and grew it into a $350000 annual enterprise serving farmers and towns nearby. He attributes his success to advertising in small town papers and offering real bargains.
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George Black
Walton
Eags
Pigeon
Mich
Black
Vernal
Ing
Porter House Steak Named After Early New York Eatery
In ante Woolstend days a New York porter house drew patrons by serving choice beef steaks cut from behind the best ribs. The cut became known as porter house steak, a specialty designed to outcompete rivals during racial gatherings.
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Porter House
New York
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