Bank Guaranty Backed by Late Rep A L Brick Supports Miller Backing
The article recalls the late Congressman Abraham L. Brick’s strong support for government insurance of deposits in national banks and contrasts it with Charles W. Miller’s stance. Brick urged Congress to enact deposit protection, writing to Republican and Democratic peers and endorsing the principle before his death, while his advocate notes political timing hindered enactment.
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Abraham L. Brick
Charles W. Miller
Mr. Brick
Miller
Elkhart
Bank Guaranty
Denver
Committee ON Appropriations
House OF Representatives
Washington
D. C
South Bend
Ind
Nebraska
Tennessee
Washington, D. C
Brick
Prohibition Debate Bubbles Through Indiana Politics
The article surveys reactions to Gov. Hanly's prohibition stance amid Republican tensions and local campaigns. It notes distrust of rival James E. Watson, the Miller fundraising questions, and a push in Elkhart and Goshen for a strong GOP showing before a large rally with planned parades and voter clubs.
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J. Frank
Hanly
Larry Theé
Prohibition
Organization of the
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Ito
Henry
James. E. Watson
Elkhart County
Thomas R. Marshall
James E. Watson
Death Ends Bank Depositors Advocate's Thirteenth District Effort
The death of a prominent statesman from the Thirteenth district ends his work for thousands of bank depositors in the district. He died suddenly in Indianapolis, cutting short a career focused on protecting depositors' interests.
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Indianapolis
County corruption tale from the old courthouse
A narrator laments Elkhart County’s long history of theft and mismanagement. He recalls county treasurer Doc Stout, judges, sheriffs, and auditors as part of a corrupt ring. The speaker complains of missing cash, padded books, and stolen county property as a call for accountability.
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Stout
Rolins
Sherman linked to New Mexico timber deal, World claims
The New York World printed a long story alleging James S. Sherman joined a scheme with Edmund Burke to acquire 150000 acres in New Mexico at a fraction of value. It names a New Mexico Lumber and Development company and multiple officials, with bolstering payments and dummy entrymen.
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New York
New York World
James S. Sherman
Edmund Burke
Los Angeles
New Mexico
Burke
World
James’ S. Sherman
Philip
A. Legislative
Milwaukee
Henry Casson
House of Representatives
New Mexico Lumber and Development Company
Arizona
Land Board
New Mexico, Lumber and Development Company
New Mexico Lumber and. Development Company
New ‘Mexico
Cas- Son
Philip ‘Treasuer
Sherman
New, Mexico
Sher- Wan
Lest we forget take another view of the full dinner pail
A reflective piece revisits the idea of the full dinner pail, recalling past promises and worker relief while weighing current economic concerns and outlook for the common laborer. The tone matches a cautious historical newspaper commentary on prosperity and labor.
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Plas
Barnhart
Congress
H. R
Candler
Mr. Sheppard
Bates
Campbell
Indiana
Joe” Cannon
Peoples Lobby
Corsteesnar Brick
P. C
A. L. Brick
Committee ON
Amin
South Bend Times
W. Miller
Goshen
Ilithart
Chas
Michart
Bemchart
S, Cr
Kosciusko
Judge Gray
Congressman
Greece
Rome
Bex Jis
County Farm
Court House
Jim
AERA
Satisa Mae
Irene
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