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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1923
Page
2
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Ex Governor James P. Goodrich accuses Secretary of State Ed Jackson of endorsing the Dollings stock scheme, saying he and Dollings officials misled Indiana investors. The report quotes Jackson praising Dollings safeguards, prompting calls that state officials should face scrutiny.
About 150 subpoenas prepared by the federal court clerk to be served on state and local officials and Indianapolis officers in a South Bend Klan lawsuit. Edward Jackson leads the witness list. injunction sought to dissolve the Klan and appoint a receiver for its Indiana books. The suit, backed by the American Unity League, seeks a federal injunction and a court-ordered dissolution.
A critique argues tariffs raise clothing prices and hit households. It accuses Lucius N. Littauer, identified as a lobbyist and former congressman, of shaping tariffs on fabric gloves and profiting by pre importing German gloves before rates. The piece claims GOP ties to big interests secure campaign contributions and influence legislation.
Mrs John W Gray of near Philadelphia Indiana believed to be the real model for Little Orphant Annie Riley's home visit story Marcus Dickey biographer notes the aunt like storyteller who inspired Riley s childhood tales Indiana writers Tarkington hailed as national credit Indiana tribute ends with a cereal ad promoting Snow White flour from Eureka Milling Co
William W. Flora as receiver for Corydon National Bank filed suit in federal court against John Cunningham alleging owed funds on three notes totaling $5,000. The brief item notes a local gas line pump advertisement fragment trailing the text.
At Indianapolis Statehouse on Tuesday Calhoun and Helwig of Washington urged the State Board of Finance to award a contract to collect from the Federal Government damages caused by Morgan's Civil War raiders. The firm would receive 25 percent of recovered amounts, with estimates of interest due ranging from 70 000 to 800 000 dollars. The board planned to study the offer for a week as auditor Bracken noted no interest had been paid by the government to date.
Indiana coroner W S Nye reports two inquests into accidental burn deaths in Lanesville. Charles H Stanley Jr aged seven died October 13 1928 weighing 70 pounds. Elizabeth Josephine Stanley aged nine died October 18 1923 weighing 60 pounds.
Coroner I W S Nye of Harrison presides over an inquest into the death of John William Stanley who reportedly came to his death October 13 in a mine related accident at John J Walters undertaking parlor. Stanley was six.
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