Senators oppose reopening probe of Red River oil
Washington June 5 The sub committee reviewing the Justice charges against the Red River oil measure says no new facts justify reopening action. President Coolidge expresses satisfaction with the outcome and says the letter was formal. The full committee may act only if the sub committee report is not accepted.
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Times
Washington
Red River
Department of Justice
Full Public Lands Committee
Indiana
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W. W. Dyar
Congress
Coolidge
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United States
Rupture Experts Visit Indianapolis For Free Demonstrations
The Collings System experts Capt. W. A. Collings and Mrs. M. J. Hudson will hold free rupture demonstrations at the New Colonial Hotel in Indianapolis on Monday and Tuesday, June 9 and 10. The message urges ruptured individuals to attend, promising no charge, home-based relief, and personal evaluation for both men and women, with special attention to abdominal support and post operative ruptures.
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M. J. Hudson
New Colonial Hotel
Indianapolis
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Watertown
N. Y
Radio Listings For Tonight From Major Markets
Today’s Best Radio Features lists programs across stations WJAX Cleveland KWG Portland KDKA Pittsburgh WJY New York and WHB Kansas City. Highlights include Hotel Cleveland Orchestra concert 8 to 9 p m EST George Olsen orchestra 8 15 p m PCST Edgar Thompson male quartet 11 p m EST operatic and Spanish music 8 30 p m EST Shrine convention program 7 to 10 p m CST.
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Pittsburgh
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Lake steamer chartered for Rotary international trip to Toronto
The steamship Missouri is hired to transport over 150 Indiana Rotarians and spouses to the international convention in Toronto next week. Departing Michigan City Thursday, the group will arrive May 16 and return May 20, with Indianapolis travelers listed.
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Toronto
Canada
Michigan City
Indianapolis
Will M. Zeller Jr
Pierce J. Landers
George B. Rubens
Wilbur T. Gruber
Alfred D. Stanford
Harry C. Schroeder
Ford L. Hollwer
Hoosier Briefs Include Silent Cop Failures And Oddities
A Kokomo report notes four non breakable silent cops to guide motorists near the courthouse, with only one remaining after two were broken in the first week. Taxpayers complain as a 9 year old boy passed a fraudulent check in Howard Witt. Anderson restaurant man. A Marion request to arrest a woman spurred Elwood to clean up the city jail. Attorneys in a civil suit at Portland lost patience securing a jury and let eleven hear the case. Charles Roup, a wealthy Columbus farmer, sued by his wife for 25000 in damages over alleged unkind remarks. Victor Sharpe near Bluffton forgot water in radiator. car dash to Martin's ice cream parlor required heroic stops. Waldron telephone patrons get wrong numbers due to a new operator Miss Mable Dugan fell and broke her arm. Don Monford of Shelbyville forgot to shut off his motor when returning home. A backfire caused a fire with 700 loss. John Thompson of Sheridan, missing from home, was found in a cemetery between his parents graves, unrecognized at first due to shaved beard.
Record admissions surge at Indiana state parks in 1923
Weather and poor conditions did not deter visitors as park superintendents report admission totals well above 1922. Richard Lieber notes Turkey Run State Park alone drew over seventy thousand paid visitors in 1923, predicting records will likely fall in 1924 if trends continue.
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Richard Lieber
Lieber
Turkey Run State Park
A Good Looking Woman Is Always a Well Woman
Mrs Minnie McGregor of Laporte Indiana testifies that Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription strengthened her frail health and reduced suffering She says she keeps Dr Pierce s Pleasant Pellets for immediate use and cannot keep house without them The ad urges readers to obtain the medicine from a druggist or send 10 cents for a trial package to Buffalo New York
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Laporte
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Alaska grave quest drives a daring Newhall plan
Peter Newhall’s widow Dorothy seeks to exhume his Alaska burial and rebury him beside the Newhall family vault. Ivan Ishman agrees to join, they map a voyage from Bellingham to Squaw Harbor and up Peninsular shores, recruiting cannery and tribal crews to locate the grave and return with the body.
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Augusta Ga
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Ge Taal
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Peter
Dorothy
South America
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Pete
Larson
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Ned Stanhope
Clover Gains Edge in Wisconsin Beef Trial
A Wisconsin College of Agriculture feeding trial shows clover outpacing alfalfa with two steer lots averaging 378.1 pounds gain versus 377.5 pounds. The result indicates a slight advantage for clover in the beef feeding study.
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Wisconsin College of Agriculture
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