Vare Plans Last Fight For Senate Seat
Washington reports Senators move to end the William B. Vare seat dispute as Governor Fisher may name a successor before the weekend. Ware fights isolation from the White House and old guard Republicans while Norris prepares a resolution charging fraud and corruption in the 1926 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-Howard
Washington
William
Reed
Pennsylvania
Norris
Ware
Senate
Senate Privileges and Elections Committee
William B. Wilson
Labor
Woodrow Wilson
Vare
Wilson
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Opinions and cases handled in the Ogden AG office 1929 report
The annual report shows 294 opinions prepared by Attorney General James M. Ogden for the fiscal year ending Sept 30. It records 296 bills passed in 1929, 50 extradition hearings, 235 extradition papers acted on, 158 land title examinations, six state banking receiverships, eleven bank receivership applications, one building and loan case, 222 highway land suits, and 101 criminal appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Ogden
State Banking Department
State Highway Department
Viana the Wonder Medicine Promises Relief for Rheumatism
A Rockford Illinois man chronicled rapid relief from rheumatism back-ache kidney and stomach pains after taking Viana. He credits the medicine with vanishing back pain stronger kidneys and a working liver with improved appetite and sound sleep. The ad urges trying one bottle under guarantee with a postage paid option from Iceland Medicine Co. Indianapolis Indiana.
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C. T. Bowen
Mulberry St
Rockford
Ill
Viana
Iceland Medicine Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Viuna
My Favorite Bible Passages and Lillian Gilbreth Tribute
A compact page lists Bible verses including John 14 1 Micah 6 8 Luke 15 11 32 and John 8 3 11 as notable quotes. It honors Lillian M Gilbreth as a successful consulting engineer in a section titled Next.
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Lillian M. Gilbreth
Eleven Bodies Recovered in Marseille Building Collapse
Eleven bodies were recovered from the ruins of two Marseille apartment buildings that collapsed, burying fifty occupants. Several children were among the dead and eleven others were seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rul Wited
Marseilles
France
Stolen Cars Reported to Police by Owners
Automobiles reported stolen belong to Leslie F. Todd R. R. 1 Chevrolet sedan from 125 South Capitol avenue Earl Underwood Plainfield Buick coach 64 719 from Capitol avenue and Ohio street Mrs Albert Ray 21 South Sherman drive Buick roadster 83 854 from North and Meridian streets I A Christie R. R. 7 Box 226 Ford coupe 712 287 from Senate avenue and Market street
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Leslie F. Todd
Capitol Avenue
Earl Underwood
Plainfield
Ohio Street
Albert Ray
South Sherman Drive
North
Meridian Streets
I. A. Christie
Senate Avenue
Market Street
Pittsburgh Press Announces Second Season of Retail Advertising Institute
The Pittsburgh Press and Scripps-Howard papers launch the 1929 1930 Retail Advertising Institute season opening Tuesday. Six lectures planned monthly through May 6 feature Taft Goode and Young as lecturers. The program aims to improve advertising productivity for advertisers and readers.
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All Times
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Press
Scripps-Howard
United States
William Nelson Taft
Retail Ledger
Kenneth M. Goode
Frank H. Young
American Academy of Art
Pittsburgh Retail Advertising Institute
Press
The
Institute
Times
Scheidler Sentenced to Reformatory in Jasper Court
RENSSELAER Ind Dec 2 Carl Scheidler, already jailed for passing fraudulent checks, is sentenced in Jasper circuit court to two to ten years in the state reformatory on the same charge.
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Times Special
Rensselaer, Ind
Carl Scheidler
State Reformatory
Jasper Circuit Court
Stolen Cars Recovered Belong to Local Residents
Police recovered two stolen vehicles owned by Evan Collingsworth of R. A. 3 Box 931 and D. G. Campbell of 910 Tecumseh Street. One Ford coupe van found at Market Street and Senate Avenue without plates, another Hudson coach located at New York and Meridian streets, plus a Ford coupe found at 3900 Brookville Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Collingsworth
R. A
Market Street
Senate Avenue
D. G. Campbell
Tecumseh Street
Hudson Coach
New York
Meridian Streets
Brookville Road
AIDS INJURED CAPTORS THEN WALKS TO JAIL
In High Point North Carolina R L Brewer held for larceny by Detective L W Black and Policeman C Whitlow was en route from Newport News when their car collided with J A Hart ness secretary of state of North Carolina. All but Brewer were seriously injured. Brewer surrendered hours later in Durham. Clarksville Doctor Dies.
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United Press
High Point
N. C
R. L. Brewer
L. W. Blackwelder
Charles Whitlow
Newport News
J. A. Hartness
North Carolina
Brewer
Robert Armstrong Finds Quickest Way to End Bad Cold
Hollywood star Robert Armstrong reports rapid relief from a chest cold using Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. The medicine eased congestion within an hour and cleared his hoarseness, allowing him to resume talking pictures by the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Armstrong
Alice White Credits Cold To Dance Floor Overheat
In a backstage quote the actress from The Girl From Woolworths recalls overheating at a dance, stepping out to cool off, catching a severe cold, and recovering after using Ayers Pectoral. She notes the product helped clear congestion and restore her voice for filming.
Roland Drew Ends Cold While Making Evangeline
Star Roland Drew, while filming Evangeline, caught a cold that worsened as congestions spread. Doctors advised quicker relief, so he used Ayer's Cherry Pectoral every 15 minutes, finding rapid relief and a rapid clearing of congestion by afternoon. A medical exam the next day confirmed the cold was gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice White
Woolworth’s
Ayer
Roland
Hollywood
Roland Drew
Drew
Lila Lee Adopts Doctor's Cough Remedy
Hollywood star Lila Lee credits Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral with banishing a cold quickly after diligent, hourly doses. The remedy, hospital certified as effective for head colds and chest congestion, is popular in Hollywood and Indianapolis homes alike.
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Alice White
Lila Lee
Robert Armstrong
Nancy Drexel
Roland Drew
Robert Montgomery
Hollywood
Ayer
Indianapolis
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Sanford Bates
of Federal Prisons
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John
Bible Guild
AD Institute
Mayer Optical Department
Dr. R. M. Reams
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Lincoln
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Clarksville
Clarks Ind
William E. Camp
Shirley Service
Shirley Brothers Funerals
Illinois
Tenth Street
Riley
Chicago Jewelry Co
East
Washington ST
al Indidianas
Hatfield Electric Co
Meridian
Maryland
Eiteljorg
Danae
Cat Sea Ee
Tru
Central West
Ndiana
S. O
Bridge
Robt. Armstrong
Ig News
Evangeline
Ramona
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