Indiana securities panel hears Farmers Finance case
The Indiana securities commission held a rehearing on the Farmers Finance Corporation petition to sell 750000 dollars in preferred stock while keeping 21 shares of common stock and 100 million in preferred stock. The panel signaled it will not alter its prior ruling denying permission for sale under state law limits on the ratio of preferred to common stock.
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INDIANA STATE CAPITOL
Indiana securities 'commission
Farmers’, Finance Corporation
Linder
Indiana
Ed Jackson
Jackson
James K. Mason
Milton, Inc
United States Grain Growers, Inc
commission
A. S. Lesh
Ora Davies
Maurice Mendenhall
securities department
Herman Gray
Lenroot predicts $1 billion cut in US expenditures
United States Senator Irvine Lenroot of Wisconsin told the Cycle Trades Association in Atlantic City that federal operating costs could fall by $1 billion if a proposed disarmament conference in Washington in the fall succeeds. He spoke at the association's annual convention in New Jersey.
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ATLANTIC CITY
N. J
Cycle Trades Association
United States
Irvine L. Lenroot
Wisconsin
Fed
Washington
13 Year-Old Girl Rescues Woman Again in Bay
Bau dette Minn Aug 2 Helen Arnold 13 of this city saved a woman in distress yesterday in Four Mile bay near here marking her third drowning rescue this year. Mrs Ray Flynn was in danger and the brave youth swam to her aid.
Rum Smuggling Conspiracy Eyed by U S Agents
Federal agents in New York claim evidence links a coastwise rum running conspiracy involving prominent individuals from multiple Atlantic cities. The Henry N Marshall schooner, seized four miles off Atlantic City, carried over 1 500 cases of liquor and is held as crews are detained for investigation while authorities probe vessel transfers and Nassau to Halifax routes.
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Atlantic seaboard
Henry N. Marshall
Atlantic CHY
coast guard
Seneca
Maine
Florida
Marshall
armed swords
cook
Gloucester
Nassau
Halifax
New Providérice
Bahamas
Henry L Marshall Seized And Transferred From American To English Registry
Records reveal the schooner Henry L Marshall seized off Atlantic City New Jersey today was transferred from American to English registry in February last officials said.
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WASHINGTON
bureau of registration
Henry L. Marshall
Atlantic City
N. J
Daniels Narrowly Heads Marion Republican Primary for Mayor
In Marion Indiana a rain soaked nominating day produced an unofficial 94 vote lead for Dr. George R. Daniels as Republican mayor candidate over Marshall Williams John Grant and H Ed Mc occurrence Wallace Sr. The Democratic ticket elected Ada McGuffin clerk and Reeley Bo Wiley Karl J Mason ward councilmen Amos Hawkins Harlan Hays Fred Brunka Bo Manson Lewis and William Messmer for ward posts with mixed undecideds on other offices.
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MARION
Ind
George R. Daniels
Marshall Wiliams
John Grant
H. Ed Mctureallace Sr
Claude Hamilton
George McFaren
Bart Moore
W. A. Brown
Clerk
Ada McGuffin
Reeley Bo Wiley
Karl J. Mason
Amos A. Hawkins
Harlan H. Hays
Fred Brunka
Bo Manson Lewis
William E. Messmer
Weather forecast for Indiana and Indianapolis area
United States Weather Bureau issues a forecast for Wednesday and Thursday. Clearing with moderate temperatures and somewhat warmer, followed by fair conditions. Indianapolis and vicinity expect clearing, moderate temperatures, with Thursday slightly warmer. Yesterday’s conditions show high humidity and temperature ranges from 64 to 77 degrees with mixed dry and wet readings.
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Indiana
Indianapoli
United States Weather Bureau
Indianapolis Star
Caruso Dies in Naples After Illness and Tour
The great tenor Caruso died at 9 AM in Naples at the Hotel Veaugis after a brief illness that followed a visit to Sorrento where he hoped to sing again. He had expressed faith in recovery and visited Pompeii. Illness worsened with a new internal abscess and he could not be moved to Rome for surgery. He arrived in Naples by sea Sunday evening as physicians treated him.
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Italy
Associated Press
Caruso
Veaugis
Sorrento
Bay of
Our Lady of “Pompeii
Cappri
Rome
Garuso
Four men pose as agents rob man of auto near Cambridge City
E D Wright of 2641 North Alabama Street was held up by four men claiming Federal prohibition agents. They shot his arm, tied Wright and a companion, then drove off toward Greenfield after a long assault. Wright walked to Greenfield for a taxi. companion fled to St Louis. Police suspect Indianapolis criminals operate the gang.
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E. D. Wright
North
Alabama Street
Pershing
Cambridge City
Wright
Louis
warns
Greenfield
Fred Hartman
banadits
Yartman
Stone
Everson
Indianapolis
Richmond
FUOigwonsc wees ‘Lethe odeaplag
St. Louis
Moors Surround Troops as Spanish Surrender Near Madrid
Private advices from Melilla describe dire Spanish morale in Morocco. Encircled forces lack provisions and resist Moorish attacks. Moors reportedly field a European style army with officers and paid troops totaling over 125,000 pesetas daily.
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MADRID
Alig
Melilla
Morocco
South America
Indiana Education Survey Plan With Rockefeller Board
The Indiana education survey commission announces that the General Education Board of the Rockefeller Foundation will conduct the survey in Indiana. A provisional report is due April 1, 1922, with a complete report after the survey ends. The commission and board will produce separate recommendations to aid state schooling.
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Rockefeller Foundation
New York city
Indiana
General Assembly
Indiana éducational survey commission
Oscar L. Wiltig
general, educational board
Indiana education survey
Williama
general education ’board
Indiana education survey commission
Williams
Slav anti terror law echoes US and Russia
Belgrade Aug 2 The National Assembly in a special session adopted a law to suppress terrorism. It dissolves Communist organizations and imposes death or life imprisonment for violent acts against the government. Communists are barred from holding office and penalties apply to interference with workers’ freedom or strikes.
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BELGRADE
Jugo-Slavia
Associated Press
United States
Russia
National Assembly
Fifteen New Writs In Mail Thefts Spark Chicago Case
Chicago reports fifteen warrants for arrest in a mail theft ring tied to John W. Worthington. Authorities claim nearly six million dollars stolen across cases including Dearborn station and Sinclair oil robberies. New York arrests of Arthur McGoldsmith and Detroit arrest of “Lefty” Lewis are noted amid office searches yielding securities and washed revenue stamps and Liberty bonds.
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Detroit
Lefty
Lewis
Worthington
Dearborn station
Chicago
Sinclair oil
New York
Council
imixture
Liberty
Private school head arrested in mail robbery case
Arthur M. Goldsmith of a New York commercial school was arrested by federal authorities tied to a Chicago group with John W. Worthington of Central Securities Company in a mail robbery scheme involving $6,000,000. He was released on $10,000 bail and to face a hearing next Tuesday before U S commissioner Hitchcock. He admitted dabbling in liberty bonds and savings stamps but denied involvement in thefts or frauds.
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NEW
YORK
Arthur
M. Goldsmith
Chicago
John W. Worthington
Central Securities Company
Goldsmith
United States
Hitchcock
Gary confirms steel price cuts to match independents
New York August 24 Gary chairman of the United States Steel Corporation said the group has reduced prices on certain steel grades to align with leading independent manufacturers. Reductions under the new schedule range from 3 to 100 dollars per ton below the July schedule. He noted subsidiaries have not cut prices except to meet independent quotes.
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NEW ‘YORK
Gary
United States
Steal ‘Corporation
mave
Soviet Promises Debated in Kronstadt Riot Row
Senator Joseph I. France of Maryland accused Dr. Edward W. Ryan American Red Cross commissioner in the Baltic States of instigating Kronstadt revolt. Ryan rejected the charge as Bolshevik rumor, stating the senator must have been raving. American officials said the allegation lacks basis. Kronstadt revolt began February 1921 with Soviet sailors seizing the city, later suppressed with executions of captured officers and leaders.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Joseph I. France
Maryland
Edward W.W. Ryan
American Red Cross
Baltic States
France
Frances
United States Senate
Ryan
Foreign Office
Red Cross
Europe
Seré
Russia
Kronstadt
Baltic
Smuggled Food Flows To Poland Amid Russian Famine
London reports that despite famine conditions in Russia, authorities acknowledge that sizable quantities of food including corn and cattle are still entering the region from Ukraine. The article notes attempts to curb sales and smuggling, highlighting ongoing trade pressures and government actions.
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LONDON
Russia
Soldier Reunited After Rhine Quest At Walter Reed
Linzy Vanarsdel, a soldier convalescing at Walter Reed in Washington, D.C., had been separated from his two brothers for twenty years. A family ad in a Terre Haute newspaper led a brother in Sullivan, Indiana, to locate Alonzo Vanarsdel in Terre Haute and notify Linzy. Five days after the telegram, Linzy returned to Indiana for a ten-day visit before planning discharge.
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Lingy Vanaradel
Walter Reed hospital
Washington
Terre Haute
CBS
Jong searchy
Sullivan
Ind
Alonzo Vanarsdel
West
Vermont street
Vanarsdel
Union station
Indiana
Linzy
Everett W. Vanaradel
Mr. Vanaradel
Linay
Philippines
Alonzo
33d
Indiana volunteers
Indianapolis
Terre. Haute
France
2d division
signal corps
Army of Occupation
attil
United States
Germany
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Burglars break into home and grocery in two incidents
A burglar smashed the rear window screen to enter Clinton Scanlan's home at 217 North Pine Street. Mrs Scanlan's mother heard the scream and the intruder fled. In a separate incident a burglar broke the front door glass at W L Simmons grocery on 2640 Nader Street. neighbours frightened him, but it is unclear if items were taken.
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Clinton Scanlan
North Pine street
Know Your Factories Indianapolis Exhibit Opens
Indianapolis leads world in manufacturing with many products little known by citizens. The Indianapolis Industrial Exposition aims to educate the public on local industry, as stated by Harry C. Atkins president of Atkins & Co.
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Indianapolis
Quake hits Bari post office in Italy eight dead
An earthquake in Bari on the Adriatic coast toppled the post office building. Eight people were confirmed dead and many more injured. One recovered body belonged to a Greek millionaire, reported among victims.
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ITALY
ROME
Preas
Bari
Adriatic
M. Zaepined
Machine blast kills three at dyeing plant in Paterson
Three men died and several were injured when a drying machine exploded at the Standard Silk Dyeing Company plant in Paterson. Two were killed instantly and a third died a half hour after hospital admission. Cause of the accident is not determined.
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PATERSON, No
Standard Silk Dyeing Company
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