Aldrich Currency Bill Moves to Senate for Emergency Funds
Washington January 30 Senator Aldrich chairman of the Senate finance committee favorably reported his emergency currency bill. It allows rapid issuance of additional notes during banking stringency with controls by the secretary of the treasury and comptroller. Amendments broaden security types and raise total note limits to 5090 billion while detailing distribution and eligibility rules.
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Washington
Aldrich
Senate Committee On Finance
Bailey
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
How I Cured Sweeny and Fistula in Horses
A farmer recalls using Sloan's Liniment to cure a sick horse with sweeny and a fistula after a veterinarian doubted recovery. He recounts treating a neighbor's horse, noting the liniment worked well and earned praise from others in Aurelia Iowa.
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Sloan
Sloan’s
Bruce
Aurelia
Neuralgia claims and patent remedy advertisement
A customer testimonial style ad promotes Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for neuralgia and headaches. It cites Mrs Katherine Barton of Carthage Missouri and Mrs Ferrier of Lincoln Nebraska praising relief with two tablets. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana guarantees price return if first package fails.
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Miles
Xile
Katherine Barton
Vailey St
Carthage
Mrs. Ferrier
Lynn St. Lincoln
Neb
Dr. Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Missouri Sunday labor case ends in noninterference
Federal Judge Smith McPherson ruled the county may enforce Missouri Sunday labor statute. Nance O Neill and local theaters sought to bar indictments by the county land jury. Judge McPherson said state legislators may enact Sunday laws and urged appeal to higher courts if needed.
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Kansas City
Mon
Smith McPherson
United States District Court
Nance O’neill
William H. Wallace
Criminal Court
Wallace
Grand Jury
McPherson
Missouri
State Supreme Court
Spreme Court
United States
May Likely Get Back Pay for Extra Time Claims
Letter carriers in Fort Wayne and other Indiana cities are expected to receive payment of long pending extra time claims. The Senate has passed a bill to settle these claims dating back before the eight hour workday rule took effect, with some claims pending for ten years.
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Fort Wayne
Indiana
Senate
John B Wigent Resigns to Join Postal Service
John B Wigent, formerly a teacher in Lake township schools, resigns to accept an appointment as a postal clerk on the Pennsylvania lines, leaving teaching duties to enter railway postal service.
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John B. Wigent
Lake Township
Ag Railway
Cortelyou Sends Response to Senate on Panama Bonds and Panic
Washington reports secretary Cortelyou transmits to the Senate a detailed summary of Panama bonds and 3 percent certificates, plus bank deposits, national payments, and panic-era transactions. He defends the Panama issue, explains allotments to national banks, and notes currency relief and future treasury policy.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Panama
Cortelyou
Cortelyau
United States Financial World
New York
Treasury
New York City
Knickerbocker Trust Company
United States
New England
Middle Western
Pacific
Internal Revenue
Indiana Royal Neighbors Convene in Fort Wayne
The Indiana state convention of the Royal Neighbors of America will be held in Fort Wayne on the second Wednesday in March. It is expected that about 200 delegates from across the state will attend, with a banquet at Harmony Hall in the evening as a featured event.
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Indiana
The
Royal Neighbors of America
Fort Wayne
Harmony Hall
Real Estate or Personal Security Notice
Classified notice listing C. E. Pfeiffer in Bass Block rooms 6-7 likely indicating a real estate or security related lease or property listing for the Bass Block area.
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C. E. Pfeiffer
Bass
Glass Factory at Gas City Destroyed in Fire
The Diamond Window Glass factory in Gas City Marion County was destroyed by a fire that started at 1 am from a bursting molten glass tank. The loss is estimated at $100,000. Several box cars on a nearby Pennsylvania side track burned. The plant had been closed since 1907 and planned to resume work next week as heating for blowing glass continued.
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Marion
Ind
Gas City
Pennsylvania
Malpractice Topic At Fort Wayne Medical and Bar Meeting
A joint Fort Wayne Medical Society and Allen County Bar Association event discussed malpractice from both medical and legal viewpoints. The Tuesday evening session convened in the assembly room of the courthouse as the first such gathering.
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Fort Wayne Medical Society
Allen County Bar Association
Court House
Medical and legal view clash on professional duties
Dr Mc Cormack urges closer ties among professions in a Kentucky address. Howard L Townsend argues doctors are liable for performance and negligence and must exceed mere compliance with statutes. Dr Miles F Porter supports nurse-led sponge counts. several judges and doctors also take part in the discussion.
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McCormack
Kentucky
Howard L. Townsend
Indiana
Townsend
Miles F. Porter
Hospital Expansion At Logan Falls Short Of Need
At Long cliff hospital for the insane at Logan sport the two new ward blocks with 80 beds each are nearly full. The men's building is already at capacity while the women’s ward fills quickly.
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Longcliff Hospital
Logansport
Postmaster General Orders Up-To-Date Subscriptions Enforced
The Postmaster General rules that second class periodical subscribers must stay current or face cancellation. Publishers must collect overdue payments or stop delivery to avoid advertising schemes. Readers in arrears are urged to settle promptly. notices will inform expiration dates and future reminders will warn when a subscriber nears one year behind.
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Postmaster-General
United States
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