No Money in the Bag shocks gang in cinema mystery
Rose Shannon a cabaret dancer becomes involved in a bank theft plot as Professor and his crooks chase a hidden bag. Chuck White aids Rose, gang confrontations ensue, and police arrest the gang after Daniels reveals there was never any money.
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Rose Shannon
Mercer National Bank
Chuck White
Chuck
Rose
Lefty
Cowles
Maria
Simpson
Miles
Murphy
Ter Kelly
Simpeon
Gil
Dapper
Chuck l
Plates
Mug
Profector
Sparrow
Ortereg
Mr. Daniels
Inez
Dantfels
Daniels
Bimpson
Cain
Presidential choice in 1932 Hoovers or Smiths
The Plain Dealer weighs Hoover and Alfred E. Smith as potential presidents. It notes farmer relief and prohibition as key issues, criticizes enforcement failures, and contrasts Hoover’s call for study with Smith’s concrete plan to redefine alcohol limits and allow state liquor sales. It endorses reform while cautioning on specifics.
Smith for President is the clear remedy for reform and honesty
The Cleveland Plain Dealer argues Alfred E. Smith, as president, would enforce prohibition more strictly, reform government, and fight corruption. It praises his decisiveness, warns of a dry White House with a rigid Congress, and likens his courage to Cleveland and Roosevelt. The piece urges Smith to lead with honesty and understanding of common citizens.
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Smith
Hoover
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Mr. Coolidge
Coolidge
Andrew Jackson
Houston
New York
Washington
Albany
Grover Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Gov. Smith
Cleveland Plain Dealer
County Beekeepers Hold Annual Meeting in Putnam County
The Putnam County Beekeepers held their annual meeting at Robert A. Oge’s orchard near Green castle on Saturday August 25. President Charles M. Pickett led business, C O Yost answered questions, and ten Italian and three new queens were offered for requeening.
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Putnam County Beekeepers
Robert A. Oge
Greencastle
Charles M. Pickett
C. O. Yost
Putnam County
Stevenson
Court House
Maud Arnold
Fillmore
J. C. Call
Roachdale
Edward Belk
C. C. Yost
Indianapolis
Ogg
County Chairman Dies in Indiana
Frank W. Boren aged 53, Gibson county Democratic chairman, died here last night after a short illness. He had been active in politics for many years.
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Owensville
Ind
Frank W. Boren
Gibson County
Democratic
Toxins and Water Evacuations Highlighted in Medical Note
A fragment describes toxins causing symptoms and urges rapid relief through evacuations. It notes high esteem for producing copious watery evacuations as a treatment or diagnostic observation.
Tax Levy Details And Hearings For County Funds
Tax levies for 1926 1927 1928 are listed with amounts for Special School and other funds. Taxpayers who believe they are aggrieved may appeal to the State Tax Commission by filing with the County Auditor by the fourth Monday of September, with a hearing date set in this county.
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Levy
Wake Ales Ce
Goth
ROTA
State Board of Tax Commission
State Board
San
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The
Star & Democrat
Greencastle, Ind
Charles J. Arnold LeRoy Bee
Roy Evans
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Telephone 65
Lenderloin
de Haas
Warner Bros. Pictures
Ing. Mernderloin
Sterling Dolores Costello
Warner Bros
Charles Brown
Battle Ground
United States
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Guv. Smith
Nicholas Murray Butler
Capitol
Plain Dealer
County Beekeepers
Federco
Wabash Valley Electric Co
Floyd Township
Total Road Fund
Teachers Institute
Rene
Wuluu August ZY
LYZS
Paul Frederick
Weer
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Tee
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