Indiana Republicans mull anti Robinson campaign after election
Indiana Republicans weigh efforts to oppose Senator Arthur Robinson with a strategy timed to the June 6 prohibition vote. Leaders like John W. Scott Gary text district GOP chairman and anti-prohibitionists back delaying a formal challenge until post election shifts on wet and dry laws are clear.
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Eugene J. Yoo
Istarf Corpes
I. N. Service
Indianapolis
Arthur R. Robinson
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
John W. Scott
Gary
Text District Geopublican
Wis In
Tage
Senaior Qobiysen
Mancs E. Watson
Robinson
Harry G. Leslie
Solon Carder
Marion County
Cnme
Score
Draimes Cannon, Sr
Methodist
South
Rushville
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Aps
Judge Denies Political Pressure in Burglary Sentences
Three young men Virgi King 22 Joe Weiner 25 and Amimony Scrobel 25 were sentenced in Gary to terms from four years to ten. The judge cited political pressure and warned that such attempts would not influence court decisions. Weiner protested he was not getting justice while authorities noted external interference aimed at swaying the case.
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the Times
Grown Point
Ind
Cena
Heaven and Earth
Virgi King
Joe Weiner
Amimony Scrobel
Scrobel
Tadee W. I. Murray
Ife
Fracel High School
Coolwall
Gary Pollakiang Raye
Murray
Empire Loan
Elgith Avenue
Snd Broadway
King
Weiner
Serahel Rsaw
Wainer
Psenethes
Bulk
Murray Sai
Aim Phan
Neat
Cary
Temperature report for Hammond region
A fragmented weather note records temperatures for the Hammond region and nearby area. It mentions a degree reading and a time reference, but the details are unclear due to text corruption.
County Legislators to Be Guests of Teachers
County legislators will be guests of teachers in Lake County at a dinner in Weanetee ding hall. Invitations have been accepted by Senators Weeds Lagi Harold L. Strickland and Frank Melman and Representatives Cary Downer Slanted de Vian vea, Vita, and others from area districts. Dr. Clos He Inde of the University of Chicago will be guest speaker. Short talks will cover the last session and education advances. The event, organized by local teachers, highlights public school funding and policy debates. The dinner follows a reception by teachers and staff from East Chicago schools will oversee the program. The supper is scheduled for 6 80 p m.
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Taird County Legislaaure
Monde Evenor
Lake County
Ani Ginnie
Ty Chee Lams
Mos Hamber
Weeds, Lagi
Cary
Harold L. Strickland
Frank Melman
Emmond
Ainhn J. Cary
Marah
Himaond
C. J. Vitasen
Crown Point
T He Maie
The
Bers of
Educay
Clos He Inde
School of Education
University of Chicago
Sone
Senor Leplelalion
Genent
East Chicago
O'Pinel
Trial heard in Banner personal injury case over $25,000
Court in Superior Judge Norton’s noon session heard arguments in a $25,000 Kanesville Banner personal injury suit by Sidney Hannes. Plaintiff contends Miss Hohman ran down Tak son Tebdy, injuring him after driving at speed. defense argues testimony from Donald Lewin suggests alternate blame. Jury seated. proceedings paused as defense raises evidentiary issues.
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Fitral
Banner- Mohmus
Court of B
E. Miles Norton
Vival
Mies
Calvins GC
Yohman
Uoroinig
Sidney Hannes
Miss Hohnan
Whio Bruce
Miss Slohman
Lyman Ave
Bever
William J. Mo~Aleer
Defenses Counsel
Donald Lewin
Miss Hohman
MrAlee
Lewin
Brace
Puelnay
What It Means Gold Embargo Ends US Gold Standard
The gold embargo means the United States is off the gold standard and efforts to support the dollar against foreign guarders end. Foreign trade may rise as the dollar’s drop lowers tariff walls in gold-standard nations. tariffs rise against depreciated currencies. Inflation affects farm prices and land values, with debtors and fixed incomes facing higher costs.
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New York
Ln.s
United States
U. S
France
Holland
Belgium
England
Japan
Control of Currency Expansion Faces Global Reforms
George Br. Holm reports on coordinated currency changes by major powers aiming to abandon the gold standard, align monetary policies, and establish new global parity. The piece discusses potential shifts in exchange rates, commodity prices, and effects on farmers, with expectations of international monetary standard reforms at upcoming conferences.
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George BR. Holm
Washington
Bramer
Orler Maye
Bael
Amerea
Thole
Biya
Strerethen
Rom
Americe
United States
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Thogsavelt
Britain
Canada
America
Cagadieus
Mrence
Works Econore
Jame Io
Hammond East Ghicago Men Obtain Patents
Hammond East Ghicago men figure in UW patent office notices. Henry F Wreckheater of Traine mond filed on November 1927 with one claim of unique tyres. Voorhees of Ham lind assigned to Stenderd oil company for a hydrogen method, filed August 7 1940 with several claims. Penjamin S Burrell of Earl hivesy obtained a patent with six unique features.
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Henry F. Wreckheater
Trainemond
Vatverver, Voorhees
Hamlind
Stenderd Oil Company
Penjamin S. Burrell
Earl ‘Hivesy
Incorporators of Brewery 10 Discuss Plans
Plans to build and run a modern brewery in Lake County were outlined by Continental Brewing Corporation incorporator Howard J. Gescheidler of Hammond. The group plans to obtain federal permits after state approval and aims to operate initially in Lake and Porter counties with potential expansion nationally.
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Lake County
Continental Brewing Corporation
Howard J. Gescheiner
Hammond
Paul @ry
Invsatigara
Dis Futlers
Geseheidler
Dike
Thes
First Organs
Geschsicher
le Rat
Gescheidler
Lake
Porter
la Tiana
Norton Worton to Speak at Hammond Republican Rally
Former Crown Point judge E Miles Worton will address Hammond Republicans tomorrow evening at the Hammond Laesta club under the Triadont Republican committee. Alderman CL Mercy will preside as Lake County Republican leaders attend. Entertainment and music are planned with the meeting slated to start about 9 30 o'clock. Chairman McVey urges committee members to bring men and women to endorse the campaign.
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E. Miles Worton
Crown Point
Pickering
Hammond Laesta Club
Triamond
Republican Committee
CL Mercy
Alyentilrian
Set
Ane Pidzes
Lake County
Hamand
Fatal Burns Reported In Transit Fire Incident
In Shelbyville Indiana on April 20 a barn passage fire led to the death of 19 year old itinerant worker Pere Shuster and an additional victim Pere were found later in a Turnace fire incident involving Trine Verdel who fell into the blaze while in an abandoned passage near Tatpesk Shuster.
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Shelbyviliw
Ind
Trine Verdel
Tatpesk Shuster
Volede
Estill appeals Kiwanis to aid delinquent youths
Estill urges Kiwanis members to help at risk youths, proposing a "his brother" plan to parole youths to trusted mentors. He criticizes penal systems and cites home training as decisive, saying environment shapes character. he argues society should aid reform rather than punishment.
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Lunehean
Rovert G
Stanimond
Estill
Secie
Weleh Bewanis
Ile
Kiwanis Hig
Governor Refuses To Comment On Indiana Beer Probe
Indianapolis April 29. Governor Paul V. McNulty declined to comment after reading a secret committee report by the Trammen Taxpayers Union investigating an alleged legalized beer racket in Indiana. The report accused Michael J. Siemng of Chicago of profiting massively from beer imports in Lake County, Indiana, claiming profits eight times the state tax take and predicting potential millionaire status within a year.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Paul VL McNult Doday
Trammen@ Taxpayers’ union
Indiana
Vses
Lake County Times
Michael J. Siemnng
Ily Chalirmah
Mast
Chicago
Laks
Jierran
Battle of currencies tests U S gold standard stance
Washington April 20 1. Officials debated how long the United States would stay off the gold standard as Secretary Woodin acknowledged uncertainty. The embargo on gold exports was seen as shaping a currency clash with England. London allowed the pound to fall, giving Britain a price edge in global markets.
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Bulletty Tashington
Roosevelt
Treasury
Woodin
Robinson
Senate
Lylec. Wilsox
United Press
Washington
Congress
United States
England
London
Great Britain
Hammond Taxpayers Win Temporary Lake County Tax Ruling
The Hammond Taxpayers association won a permanent injunction in Jasper County Court, halting the state tax board from increasing Lake county land and improvement assessments by 10 percent. Judge Moses Leopold ruled the action barred the board and county officials from spreading the higher levies, estimated to be about 215.5 million dollars, with the suit filed by Frank L. Hoess and William Meisler.
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Rensselaer
Ind
State Tax Board
Lake County
Hammond Tax- Payers Association
Moses Leopold
Jasper Gireult Court
Phat
Tut
Tay jouYd
Lake County Board of Tax Rev
Cite
Tammond Taxpayers’ Association
Like
Incre Uy
Lake Eirwuit
Miles Norton
T Nayers’ Assatiation
Norton
Jasper Call Cours al Kenser
Bhiep
Tiere Leoneld
County Andrtey
William Whitaker
Herman &, Center
Item
Frank L. Hoess
William Meisler
Hammond ‘Taxpayers’ Association
Altorney Wm. Whinery
Hammond
Tober, Brown
Enlistment Details for Work Camp in Crown Point Indiana
Information for enlisting in a government reforestation work camp is released by Pater Rein, chairman of the McNutt relief committee. The program aims to hire about 250,000 workers statewide with 6,300 in Lakes county. Applicants must be 15 to 25 years old and from township relief families, with pay set at 40 dollars monthly or 35 dollars redirected to families. Continued on Page Theive.
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Ind
Pater Rein
McNutt Relief Committee
Taleocatia
Indiana
Earl
Lakes County
Urat Lake
Take County
Virgil Sheppard
Dake County
Ren Ler
Omer
Crown Point
Nac
Townsluy Afficiail
Ars Eligime
Sheppard
Britain faces U S move to end gold standard
London reports prime minister Baldwin and cabinet weigh the United States gold standard abandonment after President Roosevelt announces curbs on gold exports. MacDonald travels to Washington for talks, while Whitehall notes the shift as a factor in world recovery and future Anglo American economic accords.
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IL Mary
Alynolds
I. N. Service
London
United States
Auling
Stanley Baldwin
Roosevelt
MacDonald
Washington
Ronald Lindsau
Whitehall
Thaosevelt
Britain
America
Dollar slumps abroad after abandonment of gold standard
New York April 20 The dollar fell in world exchange markets for a second day after the United States abandoned the gold standard. Sterling rose to 2.89 dollars, while the franc and Dutch guilder climbed and other currencies gained, with Japanese yen advancing to 25.75 cents and Canadian dollars edging higher.
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New York
Ln.s
Gernar
Sents Dan Scardinavian Curren
Obituary Notice for Grace Kate Wilt Publisher
Grace Kate Wilt, 64, former publisher of the Ohio County News, will have funeral services this afternoon in Rising Sun Indiana. She is noted for her long tenure in local publishing and community service.
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Rising Sun
Ind
Puneral Services
Awe
Grace Kate Wilt
Ohio County
Nuwe
Calumet City Brewing Company Incorporation Details
Calumet City Brewing Company Incorporated proposes rehabilitating equipment of the old Plum mer avenue brewery before filing for a federal permit. Articles of incorporation for Grvet Lakes Brewing company of RMIOF Afnecseat list two incorporators and an attorney. capital stock at 50 000 dollars. O'Connor, receiver at Calumet City State Bank, stated promoters will be named with addresses once details are complete.
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Plummer Avenue
Incer- Grvet Lakes Brewing Company
Rmiof Afnecseat
Abe Calumet
Wlinoig
Ery
Thomas 2. O'Conner
Illinois
Vmel City
Francis L
Brinkman
Chicago
Stvannel
Bohrman
Lso
Calumet City State Bank
Taxpayers Meet Discuss Industrial Tax Reassessment
A Hammond Taxpayers association mass meeting in Welshal l features North township assessor Frank R. Mastin as principal speaker. He outlines steps for a complete reevaluation of local factories and will host an open forum on standard valuations for industries. Executives of steel and oil sectors to be invited as reassessment moves proceed through factories, refineries, railcar shops, and foundries. Mastin previously raised industrial valuations by millions, with prior actions reviewed by Lake County and state tax boards.
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North Township
Hammond ‘Taxpayers! Association
Welshall
Frank RB. Mastin
State Tax Board
Marlin
Maruly
Lake County
Rosenberg Out on Bond in Federal Tax Case
Moe Rosenberg, Chicago Democratic leader, released on 40000 bond while awaiting trial on charges of defrauding the federal government of about 6500 in income taxes for 1929 and 1930. A federal grand jury yesterday indicted him on two counts related to stock transactions involving Sammel Insel and Kinshaw utilities.
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Chicago
Moe Rosenberg
Chicago Democratic
Liberty
Rosenberg
Trans Nelle
Sammel Insel
Utilities Kinshaw
Henbere
Conroy says condition is intolerable in repeal era
Attorney Joseph Conroy of Hammond denounces the crass boldness of Democratic party chieftains in taking control of beer traffic for profit. He predicts an intolerable future if the 18th amendment is repealed and argues temperance, not political henchmen, should guide policy. He cites Democratic city leaders in Lake County as openly profiting from liquor.
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Democratic Party
Joseph Conroy
Hammond
Conroy
Lake County
Bond Files Suit For 50000 Bond About Annulling Marriage
Henry C Bond 34 filed a 50000 suit in Gary Superior Court alleging affections were harmed by his former wifes parents Mr and Mrs Perr Seyl prominent Gary residents They opposed the marriage and allegedly used influence to annul it The couple eloped to Valparaiso and married February 1952 The case cites the annulment in November
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Perr Seyl
Gary
Henry C. Bond
L. C. Holland
Gry Superior Court
Bond
Clara Seyl
Valparalad
Dollar off gold standard sparks inflation fight
Washington reports Secretary Woodin states withdrawal of dollar support abroad ends the gold standard, signaling a shift toward controlled inflation. Roosevelt aims for cheaper dollars, global price stabilization, and currency cohesion as markets react with a commodity stock surge and a weaker U.S. dollar.
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Washington
Treasury
Woodin
Planting onions to be free distributed in Calumet City
City Clerk Frank Angel will give a second carload of prime quality planting onions to indigent residents at his Calumet City home garage 319 14th street. First come, first served. onions must be planted immediately to harvest this summer. This continues Angel's relief efforts including food clothing and shoes in the past.
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Frank Angel
14Th Street
Angel
Angela
Peor
Calumet City
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