Multigraph Deal by Gov McNutt Angers Indiana Printers
Printers and publishers protest Indiana Governor McNutt over a state Multigraphing Department at the center of a controversy. The Typothetae accuses secrecy, questionable contracts, and use of state and convict labor to onslaught private printers, claiming losses and inferior product. The bulletin calls for lawful, fair competition.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Paul V. McNutt
Typothetae
McNutt
NRA
Reformatory
Pendleton
State Board of Printing
Typothetae Bulletin
Multigraph Sales Agency
Occidental Building
E. R. Ragan
Bulletin
Regan
Multigraph Company
Bulliten
T. H. McFadden
Multigraph* Company
C. I. Greenlee
C. L. Greenlee
Pleas Greenlee
Govern McNutt
Whiting Paper Company
Chicago
Sstate
State House
Terre Haute Normal School
Straub
Normal School
Coleman
Helpensteine
Maor
Are
Governor’s Unemployment Relief Committee
State House Multigraphing Department
Printers Association
Governor
Governor McNutt Accused of NRA Violations Over Sweatshop Practice
The administration of Governor McNutt faces charges of violating the NRA by creating and running a sweatshop style operation. The critique centers on labor conditions and administrative conduct under his governance.
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McNutt
NRA
Unclear fragment cites unemployment and tax loss impact
The fragment notes that actions or events will worsen unemployment, reduce investment, and diminish taxable income, signaling negative economic effects. It references broader consequences without naming persons or organizations.
Wonderful Ivory Carvings From Berhampur India Highlighted
A feature on Berhampur ivory carving shows children learning with crude tools and feet used for picking tools. The piece contrasts skill development with rough equipment and notes the broader issue of private utilities facing municipal control and its impact on rural power rates and investments.
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Berhampur
India
Municipal Ownership and the Farmer in California
The article by Leon G. Whitsell of the California State Railroad Commission argues that farming drives California’s economy and shapes municipal power policy. It notes agriculture’s large purchasing power, employment share, tax contribution, and wealth, and explains utilities were built to serve urban and rural needs efficiently with non simultaneous peak demand.
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Los Angeles Times
Leon G. Whitsell
California State Railroad Commission
California
Whitsell
Turning from City Dailies to Small Town News
The author contrasts big city papers filled with crime and vice with the uplifting tone of small town presses that chronicled community life. The piece notes daily occurrences such as marriages births and deaths among the common people. Bob Moore was in Indianapolis Monday.
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Carthage
Rush County National Bank
Rushville
Bruce H. Stephens
Mgr
Schrichte
S. Main
Rushville, Indiana
Howard E. Henley
Insurance Carthage
P. J. Sattler
Carthage, Indiana
Attorneys-At-Law
Henley
INGLE
W. J. Henley, Sr
O. F. Ingle
Atlantic
Alantic
America
Alantic Monthly
Arlington St
Boston
Ratliff
Knightstown
S. C
W. W. Zike Hatchery
Morristown, Indiana
Multigraph
M’nutt Angers Printers
yeRtes
Hin
Better Homes & Gardens
Hollywood Movie Mag
McCall’s Magazine
Pathfinder
Pictorial Review
Has
Lil
the Country Home the Farm Journal
Capper
Good Stories Home Circle ‘Household Magazin
Mustrated Mechani
Mother’s Home
Woman’s World
the Country Newspaper
Bob Moore
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