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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1922
Page
3
Alvin M. Owsley, national commander of the American Legion, urged limits on immigration at a YMCA Big Meeting in the English Theater. He called for citizen education, warned against foreign influence, and defended free speech while stressing preservation of constitutional principles.
Patrolmen Keeley and Moriarity chased a lights-out car at Blake and Michigan Streets at 2:30 a m. A second car was driven away as officers approached. A shot hit the fender but the driver stopped. A man leaped from the car and fled through an alley. the driver claimed to be Barney Harsen. No arrests were made.
Washington December 11 All Victory notes are urged by Treasury Secretary Mellon to redeem now. Holders should inspect bonds with serial numbers bearing letters A B C D E or F and bring them to their bank to cash before Friday. About 700 million dollars worth are called for redemption on December 15 and will stop earning interest after Friday.
A report by Adjt. Gen. Smith to Governor McCray says Indiana Guard ranks with the best in the country for equipment and skill. The force includes 229 officers and 4,297 enlisted men organized into ten corps and divisions, making the guard complete in every respect.
Adjt. Gen. Smith announced Indiana National Guard members will receive federal drill pay quarterly instead of semi annually. Previously pay dates were December 31 and June 30. new federal payments occur March 31 and September 30. State pay remains semi annual.
An old style advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a trusted remedy for grippe coughs. It claims three generations used the product for coughs colds and throat chest irritations and notes it contains no opiates.
A child fragment reflects on reading versus speaking as she enters school at age five. The niece complains of no time for singing, saying she studies from morning to night in a gentle, humorous vignette.
Chronic coughs and persistent colds lead to trouble. Creomulsion soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs with creosote as the key ingredient. The remedy is claimed to absorb, heal, and build up the system, with money back if relief fails.
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