President Harding Proposes Co operation to Cut Distribution Costs
President Harding at Idaho Falls advocates consumer producer cooperation financed by savings bank principles to shorten the bridge between producer and consumer. He argues for reducing the cost of living through cooperative production distribution and purchase, urging government help without stifling initiative, and promoting Western cooperative programs to benefit all.
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IDAHO FALLS
Idaho
CAsspociated Press
Harding
savings bank of the building and loan society
Tam
con ming
H.C. S
eo wodictra
qoeroomenta
Oura
republic
Weather Outlook for Indiana and Indianapolis Regions
Forecast for Friday and Saturday calls for gradually rising temperatures across Indiana with warmer conditions in Indianapolis and surrounding areas. Expect mild daytime highs and cooler nights with light to moderate humidity and no significant precipitation anticipated in the immediate area.
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Zim Crow
Harding
Cordell Hall
Indiana
Indianapolis Star
ALY
furine
dane
acnes
Hough Addresses Realty Meeting on Tax Levy Controls
Indiana official William A. Hough spoke at the National Association of Realtors gathering in Cleveland urging business leaders to focus on public fund expenditures. He cited Indiana savings, including a $212,000 cut in Allen County, and described state controls that curtailed debt and taxes, noting a 1919 law requiring prior state board approval for city borrowings and levies. The talk highlighted reduced expenditures and the 1920 repeal of the levy-approval law, with further measures allowing taxpayer petitions to review bond issues by county councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CARL F. OGLE
CLEVELAND
William A. Hough
Indiana state board of tax commissioners
National yeeacelacion
Indiana
Hough
Union
state board of tax commissioner
commonwealth
fesor
Cleveland auditorium
Allen County
board of commissioners
state Board of tax commissioners
Tydianapolis
national committee
Indiana G C P leader praises state party unity
John T Adams Republican national chairman praised Indiana Republicans for unity and effective leadership under Clyde A Walk. He projected party strength for 1954 and stressed organizing over issues at a regional conference in Cincinnati. Hoosier staff members highlighted.
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Wealdh
RY MAURICE EABI
CINCINNATI
John T Adams
Indiana Republican organization
plana
Clyde
Lagrange
Indiana
Adams
Walle
Ono
Kentucky
West Virginia
Tennessee
ain Harding
thiz
req
City to challenge water company rate base in public case
Indianapolis seeks a lower rate base for the Water Co as City Counsel Groninger and allies contest the January valuation of 11,404,030. They seek removal of structural overhead and water rights figures and argue a $3,500,000 surplus should favor rate payers. The public service commission hearing is set for July 18 with support from civic groups and utility accounting consultant Benjamin Perk.
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NARL MUSHLITZ
Indianapolis Water Company
Tate
Taylor Groninger
Groninger
public service commission
Clarence E. Welr
areterns
Federation of Community Civic Clubs
Benjamin Perk
polagelic
JJR
ear’s capital
Auto Hits Big 4 Wall Injures Three on West Washington
Three men were seriously injured when a car skidded on West Washington street near the Big Four railroad tracks and slammed into a concrete retaining wall. Driver Houis Jones, Charles Minor, and Creed De honey were rushed to City hospital with broken ribs cuts and head injuries. Witnesses said Jones drove at high speed and lost control in mud, the car flipping onto its wheel before overturning.
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West Washington street
Big Four railroad
City hospital
Houis Jones
North East Street
arma
Charles Minor
Churchman avenue
Creed Dehoney
Sergi Allison
Jones
C. L. Dillinghan
North Delaware Strect
Loudon reward fund gains $165 more bringing total near $1500
Joseph L Hogue city controller and new treasurer reports 165 added yesterday and another 165 expected today to the Jessa Louden reward fund. Subscriptions include 11 from yesterday and 100 from William H Block Company via The Star plus 10 from Elmer F Gay and 500 25 from Gacar Queisser. Aims to reach about 1500 with checks to confirm Indianapolis citizen contributions.
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Jessa Louden
Joseph L Hogue
Mr Hogue
William H Block Company
The
Star
Elmer F Gay
board of public safety
Hogue wan
Gacar Queisser
Rikhoff
shoul
Hogue
Indianapolis
MARY MILES MINTER FOUND IN SANITARIUM REPORTS
Mary Miles Minter, missing from home, was located in a private sanitarium near Los Angeles. Family members say she is resting and may return home soon, with no confirmed trouble involving her mother or sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MARY MILES MINTER
Los Angeles
Cal
wn sanitarium
Universal Service
Mary Milea Minter
Taandens
Milas Margaret Shelby
Universal Service tonight
Mary
Shelby
nother
Milan Shelby
slater
farmil
Pasadena
Inter
Mika Minter
mister
Louis Sherwin
Miss Shelby
mother
mama
Ching
aun
Miss Margaret Shelby
Go Go Cops Decline Blouse Uniform Change
Traffic officers vote to keep current uniforms rather than switch to shirts or white shirts for hot weather. Mayor Shank proposes options but officers prefer present attire. Chief Rikhoff notes woolen shirts practical and defers uniform change.
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Shank
ahirte
Herman F. Rikhoff
U S Solicitor General Wears Barrister Uniform in Committee Appearance
James M. Beck, United States solicitor general, appeared before a studies committee in London in a case involving Motor Trucks Ltd of Ontario. The five councilors heard arguments on whether Beck should follow American or British customs in attire, with much discussion at the bar about proper dress.
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LONDON
James M. Beck
United States
studicies committee
Ltt
Ontario
Revk soulks
Hunt's deal with Sipe explained in court
Pivot City Realty Co president Fulwin A Hunt faces embezzlement charges with ex County Clerk Richard Sipe and attorney Latta in 1921 fraud case. Prosecutors outline a $10 000 cash loan and $30 000 collateral scheme to cover Aetna Trust losses. Latta testifies about meetings, a $1900 check, and a 10 percent note to Sipe, while Camp warnings and board actions are recounted as the trial proceeds.
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tral rt
Hunt
Pivot City Realty Company
Richard Sipe
Hatta atetorney
Sipe
WIL H Satin
realty
ndt
Biot
Latta
Juatta
aweete
Actna Trust and Sailings Company
Aetna
Parker
Charles W. Camp
Ralph Kane
Latvia
tada e
Hunt ’aw Sipe
Stan alin
Hamilton-Harrin
Hamiton-Harrin
Inter
Reina
wax
peatertay Parcker
atate
Ira Holland caminer
state board of arcotints
witena
Lipa
Wiliam J
atterney
Will
Kane and
Charles & Wiltste
Dismissal of Conspiracy Cases Against United Mine Workers
Federal court here yesterday dismissed conspiracy indictments against 125 coal operators and miners under the Lever Act. Attorney General Daugherty indicated he may seek to wipe the slate clean, with action possibly delayed until fall. Remaining cases stay on the docket as officials warn of consequences for organizations cited in wartime coal production disputes.
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dndictmenta spainer
minein
o Melala
United Mine Workers of America
aoal con Hanten
atach
ge A
Anderson
Martin Daughers
United States
Minera
atering
Federal grant
federel parta
Daugherty
James MacArmatrong
Columbia
Washington
Anderton
Aritieh reinere winder
bout camment
acta
torye
Broad Ripple swimmer dies after diving accident
Lawrence Gennett 25 of 220 Hag Washington Street died from spinal injuries after diving into a shallow Broad Ripple pool. He struck the pool bottom, was treated at Dearborn Hospital, andCoroner Paul Robinson ordered a full inquiry. Witnesses said water depth at the dive site was five feet. Gennett became paralyzed from the waist down.
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Lawrence Gennett
grare
Washington Street
Broad Ripple
Deaconers hospital
Paul F . Robinson
Gennett
Marty Stump
3innie Boston
Virginia Schemmerherd
East Washington
Makin
war market
alan
Cennert
Mr Wirkin
Robert Waleh
St Lou Moonhe
Pinetree
City hospital
njured Watleh
Tars See Island Spring From Sea
Report describes a mysterious landmass appearing at sea during a voyage from Singapore aboard the ship Darox under Captain George Benepeane. A dark mass with arches rose 100 feet high, 2 to 3 miles long, washing material from breakers and emitting explosions at intervals lasting over an hour. Initial sightings came from Captain Tami of the Japanese ship Sium ea Marya, noting the land has been officially designated Nawborn on most charts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Benepeane
teamahindarox
Tami
Siumea Marya
Mayor Hylan Attacks Anti Saloon League in Broadside
In a sharp open letter Mayor Hylan accuses the Anti Saloon League of improper fundraising and questions enforcement of the Volstead Act. He cites a $25,000 fund and another $24,700 with no accounting, alleging dereliction by state superintendent William H. Ander. He argues federal agents and league leaders oppose real prohibition enforcement.
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STW
YORK
Feders
Anti-Saloon League
ionreak
atl omen
hootlegrera
Anti-Saloon
Andesman
ftaek
avoutelfe
Church shakeup in bid to remove Ten Commandments
Philadelphia dispatch reports Bishop Charles H Brent of western New York urged clergy that the Episcopal church must modernize by omitting the Ten Commandments from the prayer book. He argued they fail to express a complete moral core and urged the church to engage broader society. He linked resistance to change with the church's decline and called for bold steps beyond traditional culture.
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PHILADELIHTA
Charles H Brent
New York
Episcopal church
wywald
Brent
Chinese Missionaries Die After Boat Capsize In China
Two Reformed Church missionaries from Yorkos China, Edmund Winters and James Laubach, trained at Heldothers University, were aboard a boat that capsized in Yochow Lake on May 24. Winters was from Fort Wayne. Laubach, son of Rev Haubach of Senta, Penn. The two were buried Tuesday after their deaths were reported via cable from President Charles Miller.
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TIFEIN
Tyne
Edmund Winters
James
Laubach
Reformed church of
Yorkos
China
Yochow lake
Charlier E Miller
Heldothers University
John Fo Winters
Fort Wayne
Bf Haubach
Senta
Penn
National Democratic Club Recommends New York for 1924 Convention
The board of governors of the National Democratic Club for Gotham adopted a resolution today recommending New York as the site for the national Democratic convention in 1924.
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB
GOTHAM
NEW YORK
National Democratic Club for THAansOOus
East Chicago Lands Major Steel Company Inbound
The Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company of Laungstown, with Freachcom Secretary approval, was authorized to acquire more than 21 million dollars in steel property in East Chicago. The firm carries about 12 million dollars in preferred stock and 8777 shares of common stock, with Bert Smith of Piast Chicago named agent of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Laungstown
RTSWNDIEME Corporation
Freachcom
Bert Smith
Piast Chicago
nam jng
Foreign Secretary Fears Hardship From 3 Mile Liquor Seizure Rule
In a debate on national policy, the foreign secretary argues that recognizing America’s legal claim to seize liquor stores within a three mile limit imposes unnecessary hardship on foreign shipping interests and could affect international commerce and vessel operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hints Retaliation Debate Over US Vessel Search Rights
In the London House of Lords Secretary for Foreign Affairs Marquín Curzon argued there is no chance Britain would accept US authority to search vessels within twelve miles. He outlined Britain's diplomatic efforts, discussed international law limits, and noted policy tensions amid US prohibition and British responses.
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LONDON
Associated Press
Marquin Curzon
House of Lords
Lord Birkenhead
United States
Great Britain
Cellestr
Lord Curaen
United States Supreme court
Wrehington
Daugherty
Washington
Curyon _auld
Lord Curzon
Stanley Baldwin
America
New York
Supreme court of the United States
West Indies
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CURZON
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epee Plc
Realtors’ Convention
LAUDS
WATER CO
BEMIS
ROME
BLOUSE
HARVEY
UNITED MINE WORKERS
HYLAN FLAYS
EAST CHICAGO
BIG STEEL COMPANY
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