U S May Buy German Bonds to Pay Allies
United Press reports state department officials await a European move on German reparations bonds in the United States. Sir Esme Howard to represent allies at a spring conference to discuss monetizing reparations via bonds and US participation.
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U.S
Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
State Department
United States
Esme Howard
Kellogg
Germany
British delay on arbitration treaty signals possible objections
Washington dispatch reports London may oppose the Anglo American arbitration treaty as drafted, preferring a British Monroe doctrine reservation. The Kellogg pact context recalls Austen Chamberlain's inquiries and a British habit of seeking regional carve outs, with no government confirmation yet of London’s plans.
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United Press
Washington
London
Great Britain
Britain
Kellogg
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Sir Austen
Verdun noted as dagger in German army memoirs
Paris dispatch recounts Crown Prince Wilhelm describing Verdun as a dagger that bled the German army. Memoirs published by LIllustration claim Verdun’s siege was over elaborate, French stubborn defense, and include a New Year 1915 truce card signed by Wilhelm to General Sarrail.
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Paris
Wilhelm
Germany
L'Illustration
Holland
Verdun
Crown Prince
L'Irustration
Sarrail
Renew action to oust Booth
Bay United Press reports Evangeline Booth travels to Europe to end a crisis in the Salvation Army as a high council in London considers ousting General Bramwell Booth. She may become international head if the constitution is changed after the General’s ill health and autocratic rule.
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Bay United Press
New York
Evangeline Booth
Lnner
Olympic Today
Europe
Salvation Army
United States
Army
Bramwell Booth
Booth
Piace
General Booth
London
Riverside Church Burns: Million Dollar Fire Destroys New Building
The Riverside church in New York on Riverside Drive was destroyed by a Friday night fire. Damage is estimated at 1 million dollars. The church, largely funded by John D. Rockefeller Jr., was nearly complete with windows yet to be installed and would have been the nation's largest church aside from cathedrals.
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United Press New York
Riverside
Riverside Drive
John D. Rockefeller Jr
United States
Lebanon Health Officer Dr Herbert L Baker Dies
Lebanon Indiana reports the death of Dr Herbert L Baker 47 city health officer after a two weeks influenza illness He practiced medicine in Lebanon for twenty four years Miss Kate Ladd dies from injuries after a Friday night car collision at a street intersection in Bourbon Indiana two autos involved
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Pu Times
Lebanon
Ind
Herbert L. Baker
Bu Times
Bourbon
Kate Ladd
Thoxine Sore Throat Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An ad touts Thoxine as a safe prescription for sore throat and coughs. It claims no gargling or bitter medicines are needed and promises fast relief with one swallow. Prices listed are 35c 60c and 1.00, with a money back guarantee.
Wet Trouble For Roy Kennedy In Delaware Dry Law Case
Roy Kennedy faced successive legal blows as officers raided his home during his trial for violating the dry law. The Oct raid seized 275 quarts of beer, leading to a prior conviction and a $250 fine plus sixty days at the penal farm.
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Times Special
Muncie
Ind
Roy Kennedy
Delaware
Offer Texas Beans and Fresh Produce Prices
Texas green lima beans new on market at 1.00 per pound. Mustard greens 0.20 lb. Home grown mushrooms 0.80 lb. shipped mushrooms 0.60–0.70 lb. Alligator pears 0.50 each. Brussels sprouts 0.25 box. Japanese persimmons 0.10 each, small persimmons 0.15–0.20 per box. Mangoes 0.10 large, 0.05 small. White radishes 2 bunches 0.15, red button radishes 0.10 a bunch. Celery hearts 0.25 per 4–6 bunches. celery stalks 0.05 each. New cabbage 0.10 lb. old cabbage 0.06 lb. Hot house cucumbers 0.25–0.30 each. small CA cucumbers 0.10 each. California grapes 0.10–0.15 lb. two pounds at 0.15 each for 0.25. Oranges 0.40–0.75 per dozen. apples 6 lb per 0.25. Large grapefruit 0.20 each. smaller sizes 0.20 per three for 0.60. Bananas 0.20–0.30 per dozen.
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Texas
California
Terre Haute Club Opposes Gasoline Tax Hike
Directors of the Terre Haute Automobile Club vote against raising the gasoline tax from 3 to 4 cents per gallon in the planned 1929 general assembly session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Terre Haute
Ind
Terre Haute Automobile Club
General Assembly
Reed orders liquor probe as Kansas stays dry
Governor-elect Clyde M. Reed pushes a sweeping investigation into alcohol during legislative sessions. He charges lobbyist parties fuel liquor flow, vows to enforce dry laws after taking office January 14 with state Attorney General William A. Smith and Topeka Mayor William C. Rigby allied in a bid for a dry session.
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United Press
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Clyde M. Reed
Reed
William A. Smith
William C. Rigby
Sesson
Smith
Rigby
Glenn Logan
Huesmann foundation receives 5000 donation for child research
President Hugh McK Landon announces a 5000 dollar gift from George A. Ball to the Huesmann foundation for medical research in children's diseases at James Whitcomb Riley hospital. The Ball family previously funded the Riley nurses home and supports the hospital devoted to children. In Walnut Grove a 33 year old pony owned by Joseph Peck dies after an eighteen year life.
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Hugh McK. Landon
Huesmann Foundation
James Whitcomb Riley Hospital
George A. Ball
Muncie
Louis C. Huesmann
Central Supply Company
Ball
Indiana University Hospitals Group
Riley Hospital
United Press
Walnut Grove
Ind
Joseph Peck
Twin babies get home for foster care choice in Winslow
Mrs. Joseph H. Powell of Mattoon Illinois was picked from seventy two applicants to foster Catherine Fae and Maxine Rae Nolan, twins whose mother died at birth. The Nolan father Joseph Nolan offered the children to any couple guaranteeing a good home after five other children were motherless.
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Illinois
Winslow
Ind
Joseph H. Powell
Mattoon
Ill
Catherine Fae
Maxine Rae Nolan
Santa Claus as IRS workers aid Indianapolis families
Federal building staff planned a two family visit next Tuesday to help needy households in Indianapolis. IRS employees collected candy food toys and money Friday for the two four child families. One father injured in a car crash and influenza illness afflict family members.
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Santa Claus
Indianapolis
Internal Revenue Department
Claims Plot to Get Burke Faces Senate Inquiry
Charles H. Burke commissioner of Indian affairs will testify before the senate investigating committee as members clash. Senator Thomas charges the inquiry aims to get Burke, while Senator Pine says it seeks to clean up the Indian bureau. Burke and Pine have disputed the agency's five civilized tribes superintendent choice with James Hepburn favored by Pine and Burke backing a department employee. An acting superintendent has served over a year and Burke complains of being left out of hearings.
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Times
Washington
Charles H. Burke
Indian Affairs
Senate Investigating Committee
Burke
Thomas
Dem
Oklahoma
Senate
Pine
Rep
Indian Bureau
Five Civilized Tribes
James Hepburn
Senator Proposes State Cement Plant in Indiana
Evansville report says Senator Bruce Cooper of Posey Vanderburg and Warrick counties plans to introduce a bill in the General Assembly opening Jan 10 to build a large Indiana cement plant. Inmates of penal institutions would run the plant to produce road bridge and public building material at lower costs.
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Busines
Evansville
Ind
Bruce Cooper
Posey Vanderburg
Warrick
General Assembly
Indiana
Gone but Not Forgotten Vehicle Notices Listed
Several names and vehicles appear with locations and license numbers including Theodore Frederick at 2002 Franklin place and a Ford roadster license 10893. Russiaville Sales Company near Virginia avenue. Joseph S. Brooks at 2002 Hover street with a Chevrolet coach 621-166. Marshall France at 944 Eastern avenue with a Willys Knight touring Ohio 576-596. Earl Ford at 1049 High street with a Chevrolet coupe 623-822 from court street and Capitol avenue.
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Theodore Frederick
Franklin Place
East
Vermont Street
Russiaville Sales Company
Russiaville
Ind
Virginia Avenue
Washington Street
Joseph S. Brooks
Sherman Drive
Marshall France
Eastern Avenue
Willys-Knight Touring
Ohio
Pratt
Pennsylvania
Earl Ford
High Street
Court Street
Capitol Avenue
Stolen Autos Recovered in Local Police Sweep
Morrison Brothers of Sandburn Indiana report a Ford truck found at Raymond Street and White Rover stripped of rear tires. F. E. Grabill of Auburn sees a Ford sedan at 538 Naomi Street, another Ford sedan 1929 license 9298 wrecked at New Jersey and Sixteenth Street.
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Morrison Brothers
Sandburn
Ind
Ford
Raymond Street
White Rover
F. E. Grabill
Harrison Street
Auburn
Naomi Street
New Jersey
Sixteenth Street
Truck Problem Up At Indianapolis Producers Meeting
The annual meeting of the Indianapolis Producers Association at Severin will focus on trucking issues affecting producers. Principal speakers include John W. Schwab from Purdue animal husbandry and Ray Miller of the Illinois Livestock Market. Additional speakers are Lee R. Highlen, L. T. Skeffington, and Anson Thomas representing state farm bureaus and livestock markets.
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Indianapolis Producers’ Association
Severin
John W. Schwab
Purdue University Department of Animal Husbandry
Ray Miller
Illinois Agricultural Association
Lee R. Highlen
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
L. T. Skeffington
Illinois Bureau
Anson Thomas
Indiana
SLAIN DURING HOLDUP IN PHILADELPHIA MILL
Frank J. Carr an engineer at a Philadelphia lumber mill was found dead in front of the rifled safe after a struggle with bandits who robbed the mill. He was shot and then killed as the assailants fled.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Frank J. Carr
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Neb
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Roosevelt Ave
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