Coal Industry in Hands of Governor Goodrich
Indianapolis July 30 Governor Goodrich admits family holds coal properties in Indiana. Legislature grants him power to dominate mining by placing state board of accounts under control of Goodrich, Auditor Otto L. Krauss, and state examiner. Board to inspect all mines and dealers. Critics warn of inside trade, investigate Goodrich ties, and potential delays to routine auditing.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Goodrich
Indiana
Otto L. Krauss
State Board of Accounts
Board of Accounts
Coal Commission
Senate
Ace Suncs
Jauss
Coodriea
Jesse Eschbach
Federal
Grand Jury
LeNoir Company
Globe Coal Mining Co
Pierre Goodrich
1St Moorman
State Penal Farm
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Ora J. Davies
Treasurer of State
Bountiful Blackberries Warn of Rain Dependence
Reporters describe a plentiful blackberry crop with large berries but not fully ripe. Farmers anticipate a strong peach crop this year and note the need for rain to prevent drying, ensuring ample fruit supplies for winter.
Goodrich's Coal Control Bid Fails in Indiana
Indiana Governor Goodrich pushed a plan to place coal wholesale and retail dealers under state control via the State Board of Accounts but the measure failed. Critics say the move was political, meant to blame federal administration for coal shortages, while Goodrich had long opposed state control and had attacked federal policy.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Goodrich
Indiana
State Board of Accounts
Indianapolis News
Republican
Federal Fuel Administration
Practical KitchenHints for Everyday Cooking
Household tips describe coring apples with nutmeg and cinnamon filling, browning bread crust with milk, various macaroni and cheese dishes, proper oven handling, keeping meat moist with cream, stewing chicken, roasting birds for tender gravy, potatoes baked after hot water treatment, bacon slicing rind down, selecting bacon with pink rind, preventing mold in pantry, poached eggs with vinegar and salt, preserving linens with bluing, ammonia in vinegar, kerosene clean sinks, avoiding kettle water waste, repurposing old curtains for washcloths, salt on fingers when cleaning fowls, and patent leather care with milk.
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Alice
Wheat glut due to market slump and no buyers locally
Putnam county farmers threshing this week store wheat as Harris Milling and Big Four Mills do not buy. Elevators are full, railcars scarce, and wheat prices have fallen from 2.53 to 2.40. Yield is high with 20 to 25 bushels per acre and overall quality is excellent. Thousands of bushels will be stored.
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Harris Milling CO
BIG Four Mills
Putnam County
Indianapolis
Football scoring lines for H. H. Ellis and others
Scoring details list players H. H. Ellis 24 points N. KE Carlisle 35 points L. 8. Carpenter 359 W. L. Denman 45 Addie Thomas 38 Dorris Harris 33 collected in a compact line of team statistics.
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H. H. Ellis
N. KE. Carlisle
Carpenter
W. L. Denman
Addie Thomas
Dorris Harris
Real Estate Transfers and Youth Institute Attendance
George A West transfers land in Washington to Hattie B Welch for 5500 dollars. Ernest C Welch transfers land in Washington to Hattie B Welch for 1500 dollars. John H Morris transfers a Bainbridge lot to Homer R Sands for 2500 dollars. Miss Mary Miley, oldest child at the Methodist Children's Home, attends the Epworth League Institute this week at Bethany Park.
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George Alton West
Hattie B. Welch
Washington
Ernest C. Welch
John H. Morris
Homer R. Sandslot
Bainbridge
Mary Miley
Methodist Children’s Home
Epworth League Institute
Bethany Park
Twenty Small Mines Still Operating In Indiana Strike
Terre Haute Ind July 29 With 195 mines idle and more than 25000 men out only twenty small mines remain in operation and the North Baltimore Glass Company is shut down The strike has spread to cover virtually every mine in the Indiana field in three days From 86 mines active Tuesday to 125 out yesterday and 195 idle today normal weekly tonnage 500900 to 600000 tons declines to about 9000 9500 tons Daily fuel shortages affect Terre Haute retailers and industries as S Ecker man notes Pennsylvania Railroad has little coal in hand awaiting coal in transit from in progress strikes may force further partial shutdowns if the situation persists
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Terre Hauts
Ind
Indiana Coal Field
North Baltimore Glass Company
Indiana
Monvy Terre Haute
Pennsylvania Railroad
S. F. Eckerman
Linois
Pennsylvania
Golf Pairings For Weekend Tourney Announced
Handicap committee announces weekend golf pairings and a first prize of a pair of golf shoes donated by Christie Shoe Store. Pairings include Arnold and Hanna, Buss and Taylor, O Haire and Thomas, Stoner and Bitles among 40 listed players with scores ranging from 10 to 52.
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Christie Shoe Store
Cc. J. Arnold
A. B. Hanna
E. C. Buss
FE. B. Taylor
N. C. O’hair
Cleve Thomas
W. A. Beemer
Harold Stoner
Frank Bitles
E. R. Harris
James Bitles
Ed Hamilton
S. C. Sayers
H. A. Kerr
W. M. McGaughey
C. W. Otis
Cc. C. Gillen
Chas McGaughey
Elmer Vancleave
J. A. Throop
Lawrence Stout
W. W. Sweet
Wallace Welch
H. N. Hardy
R. E. Brown
R. J. Overstreet
J. F. Cannon
Geo. R. Christie
Ernest Stoner
M. I. Stringer
Tom Welch
Haven O’rear
C. C. Stewart
J. C. Rarey
M. J. Murphy
Wade Hollingshead
Glenn Lyons
W. P. Koehler
Senate in conference on curative tax bill in Indiana
Indiana senators and House conferees failed to reach a deal on legalization of principal amendments. The Senate caucus sustained opposition to legalization delaying adjournment and leaving both tax bills open for further conference. House leaders threaten home rule demands as talks stall and a 40 day session looms.
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Indiana State Capitol
Senate
House
Senate Republicans
Hog Market Report Shows Prices Rise At Opening
Ten thousand hogs for sale in Indianapolis receipts include 10,000 hogs left from Thursday plus 750 cattle 900 calves and 600 sheep. An opening advance of 25 to 50 cents boosted hog prices with general sales about 16.50. Heavyweights 16.00 and up. Pigs at 16.50. Local buyers took 4,000 of 5,000 to 6,000 outsiders. Cattle steady to lower calves 50 cents higher sheep steady.
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Indianapolis
Omaha papers raise price on Sunday and daily editions
Omaha three daily newspapers the Omaha Bee World-Herald and Daily News announce tomorrow an advance in price for all Sunday and weekday editions. Sunday papers will be 10 cents and daily papers 3 cents compared with former 6 cents and 2 cents. Weekly carrier price rises from 15 to 20 cents. Change effective Sunday August 1.
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Omaha, Neb
Oryha
Omaha Bee
World-Herald
Daily News
Wake Up Time for City Council Members
An editorial urges Republican city officials to fix deteriorating streets and alleyways as meetings fail due to quorum gaps. It criticizes delays and cites Rotary Club concerns while noting a governor’s busy schedule and a controversial legislative session. Families plan trips to Lake Manitou for vacations.
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Rotary Club
Two Quarry Workers Injured in Belle Union Accidents
In Belle Union quarry near Morgan county two men, Thomas Crawley of Green Castle and B F Raikes of Belle Union, were hurt Thursday. Crawley was struck by a stone during a blast, sustaining a head wound and minor brain concussion. Raikes, 24, was pinned by falling rock, suffering a deep cut and a broken right forearm. he was taken to Indianapolis for treatment. The quarry provides crushed stone for a road project in Morgan county.
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Thomas Crawley
Greencastle
Claude Raikes
Belle Union
B. F. Raikes
Crawley
Raikes
B. FP
Startel
Indianapolis
Moser
Morgan County
Nejds Demands Governor Goodrich Attend Tax Views
Indiana state capitol July 29 Senator James J Nejdl a Whiting Democrat urged Governor Goodrich to appear before the Senate Friday to share his views on tax legislation The motion was tabled 25 to 12 with Democrats and Senators Neidl Brown and Meeker voting against laying it on the table He claimed outside influence was blocking agreement in reform efforts and tied it to state leaders and the governor
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Indiana State Capitol
James J. Nejdl
Whiting
Senate
Goodrich
Nejdl
Bush
Neidl, Brown
Meeker
Neidl Chcreed
McAdoo to Aid Cox Campaign Effort
William G. McAdoo announced he will deliver speeches for Governor Cox after a meeting with George White and Cox secretary at McAdoo’s Huntington home. He cited the campaign fund controlled by the Republican National Committee as a serious threat to the upcoming race. Nearby notices report the death of Lily Banning Barnes in Indianapolis and her burial plans in Forest Hill cemetery after services at Beech Grove and other local events including church appointments and ice plant coal shortages in Greencastle.
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New York
William G. McAdoo
Cox
George White
Democratic National Committee
Mr. McAdoo
Huntington
McAdoo
Republican National Committee
Lily Banning Barnes
Indianapolis
Forest Hill Cemetery
Barnes
Anna Banning
A. M. Hootman
Fillmore Christian Church
Greencastle
Gardner Brothers
Tee
P. R. Christie
George Christie
Fort Elis
Clhiyvon
John McKeehan
Union Township
Parke County
Beech Grove
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Herald
Omaha
Govovernor
Jim Goodrich
Republican Editorial Association
Turkey Run
Roy Abrams
Marshall
Lake Manitou
Hal Royce
Wabash
Royce
BE. B. Taylor
FE. C. Buss
Lake Mauxinkukee
NEJDS
Fred Hixon
Neely O’hair
Lake Manitay
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