American envoy censures British for drug charges
Geneva January 20 United Press Congressman Stephen Porter head of the American delegation to the League of Nations anti drug conference denounced Viscount Cecil calling his claim on US opium use vile slander based on old statistics. Porter cited eight grains per capita and urged a hearing on vital points of the program while praising Japan for its drug suppression method.
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United Press
Geneva
Stephen Porter
Viscount Cecil
Lord Cecil
United States
India
Porter
England
Japan
Government rail operation shows national loss in war period
The War era government rail operation produced a net loss of 1 6745 million dollars. Director General Davis reported to President Coolidge that 1 1305 million was lost in direct operation over sixteen months, plus 536 million in guaranty costs and 15 million reimbursed to small connecting roads.
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United Press
Ashington
Davis
Coolidge
Olive Tablets Offer Quick Relief for Constipation
Dr. Edwards promotes Olive Tablets as a calomel-free, gentle vegetable laxative. The sugar coated tablets claim to stimulate normal bowel and liver function without griping, with users reportedly easing dark mouths, bad breath, and fatigue. Available in 15c and 30c sizes.
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Edwards
Calomel
Dr. Edwards
Blood Ties Reach Dorothy Ellingson After Tragic Killing
Dorothy Ellingson, accused of killing her mother to pursue a life of freedom, is held for juvenile court as her father Joseph and brother Earl reconcile with her. The trio united by family bonds amid police reports and a related arrest of Emil Kreuter and Catherine Mossman in connection with a party after the incident.
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Joseph Ellingson
Earl
Harold Matson
Francisco
Cal
Dorothy
Emil Kreuter
Catherine Mossman
Ward
Kreuter
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Justice Butler
Todd's Tonic Promises Quick Weight Gain Remedy
Mr P Kalos of Indianapolis praises a wine flavored tonic saying it changed him, adding three pounds and a sense of lasting health. The advertisement touts Todd's Tonic as a pleasant remedy and notes it is for sale at all shops.
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Hoosier Briefs and Local Notes Across Indiana
Local items report authorities enforcing an all night parking ordinance in Logansport while urging flood prevention by dynamiting ice on the Eel River. Marion College’s Prof. A Jones comments on enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment. Jay County taxes for 1925 drop by about 49 282 from 1924. BH Barker moves from Thorntown to Indianapolis as new State board of agriculture secretary. A Marion woman sues for divorce. Lebanon forms Pan Hellenic association with Mary Branson president. Yorktown elects Marian Williams as president of Indiana Sheep Breeders. Dr Charles Moss becomes pastor at Attica Christ Christian Church. August Arndt reports seventh fox kill since Christmas. A Grand Island restaurant dispute returns a 25 cent payment. La- Church Funds Sought. First Moravian Episcopal Church Ladies Aid plans all day meeting and fund drive for a new church building.
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Episcopa
Woman Dies After Suicide Attempt in Beecher
Mrs Elizabeth Ogle of Beecher Street was said to die today after a suicide attempt with poison taken Monday. Police report indicates she was 57 and had been in hospital, with officers assisting the investigation.
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Elizabeth Ogle
Beecher
Police
Bodlice
South Suffering Heavily From Broad Flood Waters
United Press reports widespread South flood damage from ongoing rains. Ten dead and many homes swept away as rivers surged through Georgia South Carolina Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and parts of northern Florida. Towns isolated travelers marooned and train service disrupted. Farmers face heavy losses while tourists bound for Florida are stranded.
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Georgia
South Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Florida
Republican War Eases as Sniping Continues for Precinct Committeemen
Rival Republican factions led by George W. Coffin and Ralph Lemcke clash over control of precinct committeemen. Lemcke supporters claim a growing majority and cite about 115 committed supporters. Judge Sidney J. Miller reinstated the seats for 26 committeemen removed after the November election, while potential contempt actions loom against those who helped dissolve the order.
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George W. Coffin
Ralph Lemcke
Guerrila
Lemcke
Sidney J. Miller
Superior Court
Coffin
Jewett-Shank- Lemcke
Miller
Clinton H. Givan
Musterole Ointment Offers Soothing Pain Relief
An old fashioned mustard plaster alternative, Musterole promises fast relief for lumbago and muscle aches. The clean white ointment is made with mustard and rubs in gently for soothing comfort. A milder children’s version named Children’s Musterole is available in jars tubes and hospital sizes.
A Physician’s Discovery to Resinol Healing Power
Many years ago a physician discovered Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. Doctors widely prescribe Resinol for skin and scalp conditions due to its consistent quality, medication, and swift relief from itching and burning while aiding healing. The soap aids cleansing and refreshes in daily use.
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Tors
Bus operators urge less regulation of motor buses and trucks
A Bloomington area taxpayer and bus operator explains why he opposes Public Service or highway commission control, arguing that freight and passenger services should face lighter regulation, lower rates, and more competition. He cites costs, court rulings, and calls for fuel tax shifts, load limits, insurance, and driver medical checks.
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Public Service
State Highway Commission
State House
Public
Farmer
State of
Indiana
Public Service Control
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