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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1927

Page

18

Treasury May Oe Do Million Tax Cut In December

Washington predicts a Christmas tax cut of about 300 million dollars in December with Treasury approval. Undersecretary Mills and experts will study the tax situation during Mellon's European trip and report for the secretary's fall annual congress message. Revenues in 1927 are projected to top 4 billion, with a 1 percent cut in corporation tax and a large war tax reduction, while a debt payoff of 1 billion is planned.

Treasury Washington, D. C INS Congress Treasury Department Treasury Mellon Ogden L. Mills Mellon

G A R Delegates Head to Newton State Convention

Delegations from Robert Anderson post G A R and auxiliary organization depart for the Newton state convention.

Robert Anderson Post

Veterans Attend State Encampment in Newton Iowa

Civil war veterans gather in Newton Iowa for the annual state encampment led by commander David Allison and noted by Joseph Grimm T F Shannon Julius Dennis J F Armstrong Joseph Schuler and Dr G W Bothwell. Sons of Veterans delegation includes Ray Snodgrass and Frank Stull while Woman's Relief corps and Ladies of the G R R circles send official delegations. Daughters of Union Veterans also represented as the convention runs through Thursday June 23.

Rock Island Newton David Allison Joseph Grimm T. F. Shannon Julius Dennis J. F. Armstrong Joseph Schuler G. W. Bothwell Sons of Veterans Ray Snodgrass Frank Stull Avarice Gilley Abbie McCormick Lincoln Circle Cora Broadbent Lucy Shupe Sara Pierce Bessie Tanner Alice Grant Amelia Moyer Anna Hesser Grace Bross Mary Walker Daughters of Union Veterans

Daily Quiz Answers in Esperanto and History Figures

Entry lists figures and clues including Rupert Brooke, Aaron, Moses' brother, Robert E. Lee, Leander, Hero in a tower, death in a storm, Protestant Episcopal, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Amy Lowell, and a note about the southeastern top of South America.

Rupert Brooke Tokio Japan Aaron Moses Robert E. Lee Washington and Lee University Lexington Leander Hero Protestant Episcopal F. Scott Fitzgerald Amy Lowell South America

Iowa Radio Dealers Gather for Waterloo Meeting

One hundred fifty Day Fan radio dealers from across Iowa gathered in Waterloo for a Repass Automobile Company organized event. They toured an exhibit at the Repass showroom and will dine at Hotel Russell-Lamson with C. T. Lawson O. E. Marvel and H. D. Gibson addressing. Wives attend a separate dinner and theatre party later.

Waterloo Repass Automobile Company Daytan Electric Company Dayton Repass Company Russell-Lamson C. T. Lawson O. E. Marvel H. D. Gibson

Men Live by Spirit of God Not Wealth Says S A Codagan

S A Codagan declares true living rests on spiritual guidance rather than money. He speaks to a gathered audience flanked by ministers as the crowd listens in a religious meeting.

Tan Cohagen God Christ S. A. Codagan

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Iowa West Aide A. Cohagan Y. M First Brethren Church Chamberlain's Chamberlain Medicine Company Sixth Avenue Des Moines Chamberlains Trubyte Debe W. 4Th & Jefferson iMeo America Galloway Club Westfield Avenue City Galloway Company Waterloo and Vicinity Westfield Ave Ballou Edelson Company Associated Manufacturers Black’s Pioneer National Bank Associated Manufacturers Company Waterloo, Iowa
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