More Reserves Secretary Garrison Calls For Large Trained Force
Secretary Garrison's annual report argues for a national reserves system to ensure trained soldiers in emergencies. He notes current enlistment issues, criticizes the reserve understructure, and urges lawful methods to discharge soldiers with minimal obligations while preserving readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Garrison
War Department
Retary
Amore Ag
Army Reserve
Adjutant-General
Army War College
Damming River White to Mine Gravel in Worthington Indiana
Worthington Indiana reports the completion of a massive private project by Z VP. Wast to divert and dam White river, create a 40 foot wide canal, erect a dam of trees and logs, and build a rail line dike across the old channel. A gravel boat with 1000 cubic yards daily capacity now ships reef gravel for road and railroad use. John Moreland drowned during the dam creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
Ind
Z VP. Wast
Old Point Commerce
East
White River
John Moreland
Kel River
West Bank
Indianapolis & Vincennes Railway Company
Indiana
P. East
Root Attacks Currency Bill as Inflation Threat
Senator Elihu Root of New York denounces the administration currency bill in the Senate. He urges restrictive amendments to curb inflation and warns of deep harm to US credit and foreign investor confidence if the bill advances. He cites European memory of inflation and calls for action by the Federal Reserve Board. The report also notes current military manpower, vacancies in the regular army, and the success of army student encampments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Elihu Root
New York
Root
Owen
Federal Reserve Board
France
Great Britain
Europe
United States
Mexican
Mexico
Regular Army
Novelty Price Chars Confuse Market Notes
Market fragments show varied quotes with values like 2he to 210 25e to 9 and 2% to Se 25e to 2.09, 258 to 0.25 to 50e and 500 to 1. Cb appears amid scattered prices and symbols.
Cadet Hosiery in All Grades and Weights
Special line of Cadet Hosiery now being produced in all grades and weights for ladies children and men with linen heel and toe.
Gift list adds refined under-mustina payments
The article highlights high grade under-mustina items described as dainty and pretty, deemed suitable as gifts, and thus added to the gift list for display and sale.
Handkerchiefs Displayed With Wide City Selection
The advertisement proclaims the greatest variety of handkerchiefs in the city with prices ranging from 5s to 159s each.
Historic textile price list fragment shows items and prices
A partial price catalog lists various home textiles with assorted prices. Entries mention carpets, sweaters, blankets, bed spreads, lace curtains, and comforts priced from a few dollars to around 850 dollars, reflecting a miscellaneous goods section.
Nove Novelli Sale Leads to Vanity Boxes and Clocks
The listing shows items like vanity boxes, nail brushes, trays, soap boxes, dressed boxes, and clocks with prices ranging from $0.25 to $2.50. It reflects a cautious catalog of household goods in a sale setting with assorted discounts.
Parasois Childrena price list and product ranges
Fragmentary OCR shows a price range with items labeled for ladies and men, listing costs from two to five dollars. Unclear product descriptions and quantities hinder precise interpretation of the catalog.
Glove Prices Range From Four to One Fifty Dollars
Goods listed include dog skin gloves priced at four dollars up to one hundred fifty dollars and chamois gloves at thirty two to fifty dollars. The garbled text also mentions mittens and assorted sizes and quantities.
Tariff Reform Advised By Governor Douglas Says Trusts Endanger Prices
Governor W L Douglas criticizes anti trust laws while urging tariff reform as the cure for high prices. He argues reduced tariffs harm consumers, claims trusts benefit from foreign raw materials, and asserts Sherman law targets legitimate business. The piece cites his warnings and the Muncie Press critique of tariff trust theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Douglas
NewTengland
Inngland
Mr. Douglas
Massachusettes
Douglas
Senator Hoar
United States
District of Columbia
Local Captain and Daughter Visit Indianapolis Family
Captain Thomas J. Box and his daughter Mrs. Lycurgus Owens of Indianapolis attend the G A R and W R G C annual all day meeting and will spend several days with another daughter Mrs A J Lee and her family on South M street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Box
Lycurgus Owens
Indianapolis
G. A. R. and
W. R. GC
A. J. Lee
South M. Street
Police Court Fines and Local Death Reported
James Burke fined five dollars and costs with sixty days in jail on intoxication charges but suspended on leaving the city for six months. Wesley Vorse fined one dollar and costs for intoxication. Noble Earl Lantz two years old died from locked bowels after nibbling matches. burial at Knott cemetery. Master Louis Hartman ill at home on South HH Street.
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James Burke
Burke
Noble Earl Lantz
Wnd
Andy Ants
Bryantsville
Knott
Louis Hartman
South HH Street
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Point Commerce
Eel River
Hays Heights
Cas
America
Matai T
Back Comics
Barretts
Phe
Tango
Passels
Garters
Pichu
Jabots
Kid Boudier Slippers
Wind Jackman’s Sons
Seine Linke
Niuslin Underwear
Howusas Furnishin
Nove! Novelli Avles
Srorg
Toco
Santa Claus
J.D. Martin
Bedford, Indiana
Wes
Wesley Vorse
Jtown
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