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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1921

Page

2

New War Department Bulletin Maps U S Defense Reform

The War Department outlines a national defense plan shaped by World War I lessons. It stresses efficient staff work and decentralized mobilization, avoiding peacetime burdens while preserving constitutional traditions. Col. John Palmer leads efforts to explain the plan to the new army.

Ashington United States War Department France Itring John Palmer Congress Ling

Cleverest Men in Congress and Their Legislative Agents

A portrait of Washington lobbyists and legislative agents serves Congress, led by Wayne B. Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League. Others include Alfred P. Thom for railroads, Benjamin C. Marsh for farmers, Charles Lyman of farm boards, Edgar Wallace for labor, Frank Morrison, and Jackson Ralston. Over 100 agents operate in Washington.

Congress Washington Wayne B. Wheeler Anti-Saloon League Wheeler Alfred P. Thom Thom American Association of Railway Executives Benjamin C. Marsh National Farmers’ Council Charles Lyman American Board of Farm Organizations Edgar Wallace American Federation of Labor Frank Morrison Jackson Ralston

Banks Sound in 1921 Despite Resource Decrease

Comptroller Crissinger reports that the banking system remains sound as of June 30 1921, with total resources of 49 6888 million across 30 815 reporting banks. National banks hold 20 6178 million in resources, state banks 14 1991 million, savings banks 6 0401 million, stock savings 5579 million, loan and trust firms 8298 million, and private banks 1758 million.

Crissinger Mutual Savings Federal Reserve Banks United States

When Doctors Disagree Poor Bill Tariff Hearings Begin

The Senate Finance Committee resumes tariff hearings as Congress faces an all winter grind on customs law revision. February 1 remains the target date to extend emergency tariffs, though completion of permanent legislation by then is doubtful. Senators note the radical American valuation plan shifts away from the foreign invoice value and has slowed progress. Republican members indicate they have approved the plan with a substitute provision drafted in Dalio.

Senate Finance Committee Congress Senate Committee

Indiana News Roundup Reflects Price Drops and Public Debates

The dispatch notes industry worries over price cutting and milk market strains, with dairymen facing unpaid invoices. It also covers council debates on nonpartisan elections in Indiana, a Thanksgiving proclamation by Governor McCray, nut crop yields across Gibson and Pike counties, and legal actions in Morgan County. Also mentions architects exhibition plans, multiple city campaigns, and postal savings deposits for Indiana cities.

Association Elvic Princeton Princeton-Evansville Fort Branch Indianapolis Indiana League of Women Voters Richard Edwards Peru National League of Women Voters McCray Urgiig Europe Gibson Pike County Martinsville Morgan Carl Housand Mooresville Simon Chandler Plainfield Housand Quanty Indiana Society of Architects John Herron Art Institute Indiana Evansville Fort Wayne South Bend Hammond Gary Vincennes Terre Haute Kokomo Richmond New Albany Muncie

Grando Pine Promoted as Cold Remedy by Della Sweeney

Della Sweeney of Chicago endorses Grand-Aid Co Grando Pine as a cheap pleasant remedy for coughs croup hoarseness bronchitis and sore throat. She claims it prevents for cold onset and emphasizes early treatment and home use with directions and a bottle price.

Della’ Sweeney Chicago Mothera Grand-Aid Co Fort Wayne Ind

Infallible Signs and a Lesson in English History

Miss Cross, the new governess, asks John how far he has studied English history as he and his sisters begin their first lesson. John replies the history book is dirty and cannot be read.

John Miss Cross Miss. Cross

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