Support Urged for Pame Refuge Bill in Indiana
Boone County Fish and Game Association and the Indiana Fish, Game and Forest League urge members to contact congressmen to back H. B. No. 745, a federal one dollar hunting license plan to fund game refuges and a federal game warden service. The bill, in agriculture committee led by Rep. Parnell, has backing from the Indiana league and Marion County club drive, with support from national groups and conservation leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County Fish and Game Association
Indiana Fish, Game and Forest League
League of Sportsmen’s Organization
Committee On Agriculture
Parnell
Attica
Indiana League
Indianapolis
Indiana
Richard Lieber
Fish and Game Protective Clubs
James L. Wolff
Franklin
Congress
Winneshiek
Upper
Mississippi
Kankakee
Mr. New
American Protective Association of New York
Marion County Fish and Game Protective Association
Notice to heirs and creditors in Ailes estate
In the January Circuit Court March 18 Term 1924 Roy T. Ailes as Administrator filed final settlement with vouchers for Nicholas E. Ailes deceased. The examination will be on April 14 1924 in Boone Circuit Court. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Winson Jones Clerk. Attorney H M Coulter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichoas E. Ailes
Circuit Court
Roy T. Ailes
Nicholas E. Ailes
For Sale Rhode Island R eggs and more
For Sale Rhode Island R eggs offered at 50 cents per setting or 2.50 per hundred. Glen H. Waters advertises a demonstration on Hoosier Poet and Gilt Edge foods at Caplinger and Bowman Saturday. On the road good West Virginia lump coal priced at 6.50. Advance Hardware Co. urges coal orders. Hoosier Poet and Gilt Edge goods touted for quality with Saturday visit to Caplinger and Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Glen H. Waters
Caplinger & Bowman
Ear of Good W. V
Hdw. Co
Good
Indiana
Flora visit ends tragically in score board accident
Otis Wall visited Flora where Cecil Hendrix suffers nervous prostration. Hendrix and Dickey worked on a basketball score board for the tourney in Indianapolis. Dickey fell from thirty five feet while adjusting the device, crushing his skull and causing Hendrix to be confined to bed by shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Wall
Flora
Cecil Hendrix
Hendrix
Indianapolis
Dickey
Mr. Hendrix
Bank Crook Trap Snaps Noted Check Swindlers
A dramatic arrest in Buffalo, New York, exposes a nationwide push by the American Bankers Association detective department to curb worthless check operations. Two men, linked to checks and deposits, were captured after a staged trap aided by banks from coast to coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protective Department of the
American Bankers Association
Buffalo
N. Y
Ty, Co
Bas Okinhe
Bankers Association
Boston
Purnell Pushes Restrictive Immigration Measures
Representative Fred S. Purnell of Indiana urged adoption of the most restrictive immigration bill and even a five year halt on new arrivals. He advocated naturalization for those here and deportation for those not naturalized within the period, arguing a stronger national race for Americans and tighter registration of aliens. He noted current patterns of new arrivals and called for Congress to decide the issue before the law expires on June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Purnell
Indiana
House
America
Purnell
Congress
United States
York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Oe O
Philadelphia
Iruicla
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Warry S. New
Winson Jones
Boone Circuit Court
H. M. Coulter
New Ross Opera House
Samuel Crawford
Geo. Welden
Vernon
Purdue
Robert Post
Walter Conrad
Ollie Gregory Samuel Z. Billingsly
Edith Morrison
Mary Heath
Lula Higgins
E. E. Heath
Quality Caplinger
Bowman
Ruth Conrad
Ladies Aid Society
The
Advance Christian Church
Ipopular Mechanics
Popular Mechanics Company
Ontario St
Popular Mechanics
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