Wave of Huge Mergers Stirs Federal Chiefs
Washington reporting that Attorney General Mitchell and anti trust chief John Lord O’Brien consider forming a policy to handle unprecedented mergers. They have not decided, with Roosevelt’s July 4 speech fueling political stakes and Hoover’s past stance cited in the background.
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Kidney Trouble Ends for Walter Bilyard After Using Viuna
Walter Bilyard of Bradley Indiana reports complete relief from years of kidney trouble back pain and fatigue after taking Viuna. He says his kidneys are normal appetite returns sleep improves and energy returns with the drug offered by Iceland Medicine Co. Indianapolis Indiana with a positive guarantee.
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Center Ave
Bradley, l
Viana
Iceland Medicine Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Virginia governor bid by Brown Republican Hoover faction
Dr. William Moseley Brown of Washington and Lee University Lexington tops a Virginia governor bid on a GOP and Hoover Democrat ticket. Bishop James Cannon Jr. backs the ticket while opposing the regular Democratic slate over Al Smith. The plan leans toward RCA and AT&T merger oversight.
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William Moseley Brown
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Virginia
Hoover
al Smith
James Cannon Jr
Grapho-Metal Consolidates Detroit Plant Move to Indianapolis
The Grapho-Metal Packing Company announces the purchase and consolidation of the Detroit Replacement Service with its Indianapolis plant on Alvord Street. The move doubles Indianapolis capacity from thirty to eighty employees after a labor market survey favors Indianapolis. Both units are NP A members in automotive parts.
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Detroit
Mich
Grapho-Metal Packing Company
Alvord Street
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce Industrial Commission
National Automotive Parts Association
Grapho-Metal Company
Indianapolis
Amnesia Ties Indianapolis Inventor’s Disappearance
Gordon Mainard, a 44 year old automatic transmission inventor from Woodruff Place Indianapolis, vanished ten days ago after traveling to Terre Haute and reportedly wandering through St. Louis and various cars. He returned home on Tuesday claiming memory loss and uncertain events.
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Gordon Mainard
East Drive
Woodruff Place
Mainard
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
St. Louis
Lasting asthma relief shared by Indianapolis man
W H Hughes of 1154 West 28th Street Indianapolis reports asthma relief after four days on Nacor in April 1926. He slept normally and regained health with no return of symptoms. The Nacor Medicine Co. offers free letters and booklet about asthma and bronchial coughs from 408 State Life Building Indianapolis.
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W. H. Hughes
W. 28Th St
Indianapolis
Ind
Nacor
Nacor Medicine Co
State Life Bldg
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