Curtis Likely to Have Important Voice in Cabinet
Washington outlines Vice President Curtis as likely to wield a larger influence in Hoover's administration than any vice president in a generation. Hoover invited Curtis to cabinet sessions, a practice started by Harding and Coolidge, placing Curtis at the cabinet table tomorrow.
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Curtis
Washington, D.C
Nice
Hoover
Senate
Vounen
Floover
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Legislative Branch
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Situa
Made For Beautiful Women Fate Powder Ad Claim
An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO Fate Powder as pure and government approved It promises smooth application a youthful bloom and a lasting finish. The copy notes a new French process and credits Lauerman's as the advertiser.
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Lauerman’s
Honers influence on Hoover era senators division figures
The article notes Hon’s expected influence on legislative affairs under President Hoover and leaders, with Dawes occasionally shaping senate legislation. It mentions a rift caused by McNary Haugen activity and Coolidge, Curtis meeting Hoover, and Moses, senate president pro tempore, on the White House agenda.
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Hon
Hoover
Senate
Altha
Dawes
Coolidge
Activisis
Curtis
Moses
New Hampshire
White House
Penalty Provisions for Tax Return Failures
The text outlines penalties for willful failure to file income tax returns and for false or fraudulent returns. It specifies fines up to 10,000 dollars, imprisonment up to one year, or both, plus a further 25 percent of the tax amount as a fine.
Notable Tax Penalty Clauses and Community Address
A report outlines tax deficiency penalties, including penalties from 6 percent interest to 60 percent for fraud and negligence. The piece also covers a parish event where M. O. A. Richmond and Morgan spoke at First Congregational church, stressing honesty cleanliness and promptness as boyhood Essentials and advising to stick to one job.
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Richmond
Morgan
First Congregational Church
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Frunkeys
Street Newspaper Salesmen Hear Morgan Talk
Thirty street newspaper salesmen aged 11 to 15 attended a supper and program featuring a talk by Morgan addressing their work.
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Morgan
Community group plans evening reunion with talks and games
The association회의 announces an ice camp reunion scheduled for tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the association rooms. President Bud DeLappe Vice President Cletus Conrad and Secretary Donald Gilley will attend alongside treasurer Bob DeLong for talks and games.
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Mthers
Dire
Bud DeLappe
Cletus ‘Conrad
Vic. Presigent
Donald Gilley
Bob DeLong
Connecticut Court Returns Record Marriage Decline
A fragment from a Connecticut news item notes marriages have decreased while divorces rose over the past five years, based on official court returns. The text mentions a swim camp metaphor and invites attendance, reflecting unclear context and reporting.
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Connecticut
Theatres Sing of Rin Tin Tin and Smoking Coughs
The piece notes that only Rin Tin Tin is allowed to bark in the theatre on screen while admitting that theatre coughing often stems from nerves or throat tickle caused by smoking harsh tobaccos.
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Rin Tin Tin
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