Indiana Debt Free Status Questioned By State Official
J J Brown Indiana tax board chairman notes Indiana remains officially debt free but warns local governments are issuing bonds rapidly. He cites 182 million dollars in local debt and compares rising state and local indebtedness from 900 million in 1903 to 5.1 billion in 1925 and 12.2 billion by 1926.
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Indiana
J. J. Brown
State Tax Board
George Lord
Michigan Tax Commission
Brown
United States
Lord
Michigan
Flier's Rites Tuesday for Millionaire Walker
Funeral services are set for James Theodore Walker 21 year old heir to a 6 million estate. He died in a plane crash near Pottsville Pennsylvania while traveling with cousin George L Lambert. Classmates from Princeton will serve as pallbearers and he will be buried beside his mother Lily Lambert Walker Clap ton.
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United Press
ST. Louis
James Theodore Walker
Pottsville
George L. Lambert
Walker
Princeton
Lily Lambert Walker Clapton
Stomach Ailments End After Trial Of Viana Remedy
Mrs N Tomsic of Kankakee Illinois reports years of indigestion back ache and weakness eased after using Viana she says relief was immediate and her health steadily improved with better sleep appetite and energy. She claims the cure came from Tiuna a blood purifying tonic available through Iceland Medicine in Indianapolis Indiana.
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W. Bridge St
Kankakee
Ill
Viana
Iceland
Editor Morrison R. Toomer Dies in Fort Worth
Morrison R. Toomer, editor of the Ft. Worth Press and former Oklahoma News editor, died Sunday morning in Fort Worth. A University of Oklahoma alumnus, he began newspaper work in 1914 and rose to editor by 1922 after serving in the AEF in France. His body to be sent to Ardmore, Oklahoma for burial.
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United Press
FT. Worth
Texas
Morrison R. Toomer
Ft. Worth Press
Scripps-Howard
Toomer
Southwest
Oklahoma News
Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma
Cub
France
Ardmore
Okla
Pop
Don
Catawba City
Diana
Lola
Teddy
Times
Brain Teaser Answers from Now You Ask One page 4
A list of true or false answers for the column Now You Ask One is provided. The statements numbered 1 through 10 are labeled False False True False True True 8 True 9 False 10 True. The note adds a claim about Chinese shaving practices describing minimal beards and razors used for cutting hair.
World Trade Parley Opens With 43 Nations Present
In Stockholm the fourth Biennial Congress of the International Chamber of Commerce opened with 700 delegates from 43 countries. Topics cover uniform laws, bankruptcy, foreign judgments, trade barriers, and economic restoration efforts across aviation, transportation, finance, and communications.
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United Press
Stockholm
International Chamber of Commerce
Committee On International Settlements
Brussels
Chamber
Plane Deserts Pilot at Ga lesburg Airfield Crash
A pilotless airplane suddenly shot down the airfield in Galesburg Michigan? No, location given NL? The craft ran about 200 yards before crashing into a fence and was partly destroyed. Passenger Mrs. Zelma Turney escaped unharmed. Pilot Ned Hatch briefly assisted before the taxiing mishap occurred.
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United Press
Galesburg
Zelma Turney
Ned Hatch
Brooks Times Plot Deepens in Catawba City
Diana Brooks and Lola Mantell uncover a conspiracy against the Times as publisher Roger Brooks plans a dramatic special meeting with Judge Wharton and District Attorney Bolton to present evidence to the grand jury. Don and Teddy oversee the recording while Diana faces danger.
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DIANA_ BROOKS
Roger Brooks
Catawba City
Brooks
Youn Donald Keene
Guardian
Teddy F
Teddy
Don
Diana
Lola Man
Walden
the Times
Copley
Jack
Valetti
Jane
Tony Mascal
Keene
Mantell
Times
Dinny Morrison
Bill Canfield
George
Jane Dexter
Pop
Bill
Wharton
Superior Court
Bolton
Coolidge Dodges Lady Convention Plans Near White House
President Coolidge hid at the Black Hills avoiding a Woman’s Party bid to hold its convention near the summer White House. The militant equal rights group hoped for Colorado Springs July 7 to 10, but Coolidge’s absence shifts the event elsewhere, though party leaders insist the program remains vigorous.
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Coolidge
Black Hills
Squaw Creek
National's Woman's Party
Equad Rights Group
White House
Woman's Party
Colorado Springs
Pikes Peak
Cheyenne Mountain
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