Navy Creates United States Fleet Under Single Commander
The Navy department approved by President Harding a general order creating The United States Fleet. It divides into four sections with Admiral H. P. Jones as commander in chief in peace and war, detailing drills, maneuvers, and gunnery exercises in Panama Bay this winter and broader war-readiness benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Bay
H. P. Jones
Atlantic Fleet
United States Fleet
Gary
M. B. Mefillovitch
People’s State Bank of
St. Sava
Alexander of
Serbia
Elwood
Daily Press
Democratic Morning Paper
Mark H. Winings
Indianapolis
John R. Jones
Pennsylvania
Crawfordsville
Isaiah Ham
Petersburg
Christian Science Church of
Laporte
Fred A. Hausker
John Lahey
Washington, D. C
Harding
Phineas
Small
Dostmaster
Oil Results Under New Leasing Law Spark Western Development
Dr. H. Foster Bain reports in the interior department annual review that government lands show rapid oil and gas activity under the general leasing law. In the year ended, 18,236,862 barrels of oil were produced with royalties of 3,616,852 barrels valued at 4,768,397 dollars. Wyoming gas leases yield 14,000 dollars monthly, and Rocky Mountain wells number 36 on government land with 267 in the Salt Creek field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Foster Bain
Bureau of Mines
Secretary of the Interior
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Salt Creek
Wyo
Alaska
Montana
Cat Creek
Sunburst-Kevin
Naval Petroleum
New Basic Judicial Organization Endorsed by Attorney General
Attorney General Daugherty proposes a restructured federal court system to handle rising work as 60,722 criminal cases were started last year. He urges keeping attorneys with specialized government knowledge and closer US attorney state prosecutor cooperation to address shared jurisdiction and offense areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty
Department of Justice
United States
Mellon Seen as Dr Jekyl and Mr Hyde in Treasury Speeches
In the House Representative Frear renewed attacks on Secretary Mellon calling his report a confession of shameful conditions in the treasury taxing machinery. Representative Fess praised Mellon's administration as brilliant since Hamilton while Swrear urged an investigation into alleged tax evasions and favored corporations. Fess cited balanced budgets and debt reduction under Mellon as proof of progress.
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Treasury
Mellon
Frear
Rep
Wis
Fess
Ohio
Senate
Treasury Department
Alexander Hamilton
Swrear
Melton
Internal Revenue Offices
Highway official reports 70 miles of hard roads in Madison county
A. P. Jones, Madison county highway superintendent, says the county now has more than 70 miles of hard surface roads with over 62 miles paved in cement and 53.47 miles gravel. Yearly upkeep costs run slightly above 100 dollars per mile. Public notices also mention remonstrances against paving Kemp and Cather roads in Jackson township.
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Versailles
Billy Hopkins
Ripley County
L. A. Burns
D. Robinson
Sunman
Mary Johnson
New Marian
J. 8. Bilby
L. T. Cox
Vernon Vayhinger
Peter Holzer
Carrie Smith
Osgoood
Mia
Link Dean
Milan
Minnie B. Wycoff
Batesville
P. Shook
Indianapolis
Cortland van Camp III
Fall Creek
van Camp
Anderson
Jackson Township
Madison County
State Tax Board
Cather
Laporte
Laporte County
Indiana
Michigan City
Marion
Washington Township
County Board of Education
Noblesville
Robert Herron
Claude D. Torr
Marion County
Herron
Washington Street
Ianapolis
Jeffersonville
Ethel Stoner Quinn
Charles K. Zollman
Clark
Zollman
P. H. Wolford
Crawfordsville
Harry Davis
Brown Township
Montgomery County Farm Bureau
Enos Thomas
Coal Creek Township
Oscar Swank
Jesse EH. Eschbach
State Board of Accounts
Terre Haute
Boy Scouts
Connersville
Fayette County
Sarah A. Ludwick
Valparaiso
Hartford City
G. BH. Telle
Hountington
Tuberculosis Sociery
Lime Ohio Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
In Lima Ohio a woman reports relief from year long pains and weakness through Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes it helped ease discomfort and urges other women with similar symptoms to consider the tonic. Her testimonial underscores the product's perceived benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E Pinkham
Lima
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hall
Cuticura Talcum Ad Promises Freshness And Ease
An advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum as part of a three product trio with Soap and Ointment, costing 26c each. It claims the powder leaves skin smooth and fragrant while reducing glare on laundry and promoting easier toilet requisites.
Fragmentary courtroom chatter from a kitchen claim
A humorous fragment shows a defendant and others in a domestic scene with mispronounced phrases about negligence. The dialogue focuses on a dropped fork and a mother’s arrival, reflecting a light, intimate moment rather than a formal trial record.
Doctor Pierce and His Native Remedies Spotlighted
A Buffalo physician, Dr. R. V. Pierce, famed for medical skill and study of nature's cures, is described as a celebrated citizen who investigated Indian remedies and their herbal strengths. The piece notes the purity and high standing fueling his reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
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Navy
Basic Judicial Organization
Hoosier News
Branaville
Atorneys
Margaret Gray Patterson
Allen Gray
Emer Q. Lockyear
Vanderburg
Evansville
Winchester
The
Knights of Pythias
Spartansburg
Ridgeville
Union City
Lynn
Page
Winchester Lodge
Ernest L. Harmon
Grant Clevenger
W. B. Lucas
Paul Bailey
Clarence Wilmore
Emp Leavell
B. F. Bottz
C. E. Reed
A. Smith
G. Hiatt
Brownstown
Interstate Public Service Commission
Morgan Packing Company of
Austin
Jackson
George Rider
Crawford Lodge No. 470
A. F
A. M
Henry W. Mock
O. D. Longest
Jesse E. Leasor
Charles P. Miller
Glenn Austin
John A. Blevins
A. H. Flanigan
J. B. Jones
Tyler
F. G. Hammond
Columbus
Walter Dipper
American Legion
Otha Larkin
J. W. O'Bryan
Webber Daugherty
Homer Golden
Clarence Covert
Francis Hull
John Gellker
Walter Kingel
Fred Henke
Vanderburg County
Harry Hornbrook
Charles Schassmer
Gilbert Richter
A. W. Epperson
Sherman Hamsley
Jesse Jones
South Bend
Marshall County
George M. Cross Company
Lower Michigan
Winchester Kiwanig Club
A. L. Bales
O. W. Hinshaw
Carl McCamish
O. O. Fraze
Mr. Bates
B. B
Seymour
Mack Arrest
All I Pedafier
Rae
Wright
Fletcher
Earth
Columbia
Jester
Red Cross
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