Junior Assembly Opens Monday In Indiana Statehouse
Indiana’s Junior Legislature assembles for a one week session at the Statehouse with candidates for Speaker of the House and President Pro Tem of the Senate, led by Stanley Barker of Thorntown. State officials and veteran lawmakers will supervise, while lobbyists from multiple interests threaten to press pet measures though the junior body is unlikely to yield.
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Senate of
Indiana
Statehouse
Stanley Barker
Thorntown
Murrays. Barker
Eugene Ritter
Indianapolis
Manual Training High School
Keith Clark
Francesville
Senate
F. Harold van Orman
Evansville
Frederick B. Shorters
Marry G. Leslie
Zell C. Swain
William T. Lytle
Henry N. Sherwood
Indianpolis
Bernhardt H. Urbahns
Riley Hospital
Sherwood
Jackson
Commonwealth
United States
James E. Watson
Samuel M. Ralston
Harry 8
New
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promote Appetite In Children
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Computed Tablets as a tastier remedy for puny kids. It claims quick weight gain, states doctors and pharmacists endorse them, and prices 60 tablets for 40 cents with reports of a child gaining 9 pounds in 24 days.
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McCoy
Hook, Haag
Goldsmith Bros
America
Prohibition Agent Mauled by Suspect at Waikiki Beach
A native prohibition agent was badly bitten and scratched by a woman while seeking bootlegging evidence at Waikiki. He was hospitalized and colleagues assisted. the woman was arrested on a third prohibition charge.
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Honolulu
Waikiki
United States
Noble Lady Mary Carnegie Engaged to Wealthy Nobleman
Lady Mary Carnegie daughter of the Earl of Southesk and sister of Lore Carnegie is reported engaged to a wealthy member of nobility. She is a noted beauty and a popular figure at the court of St James.
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Mary Carnegie
Earl of
Southesk
Lore Carnegie
Maude of
Fife
Mary
St. James
Gasoline turbine tested in Paris engineer's device
In Paris on March 20 an engineer reports a gasoline turbine that merges the explosive gasoline motor with a steam turbine. It has been developed and tested successfully in the city.
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Paris
Stone Age Coin to Be Erected in Japanese Park
A Yap island stone coin dating back over 600 years and valued at $500 in its era has been brought to Japan and will be displayed in a park as a monument. A man claims never eating lunch in 35 years, saving about $3,250 from 18,000 meals, but seeks someone to locate the money. In London, the London General Omnibus Company offers a large reward for the arrest of a sofa cushion cutter who has slashed leather seats in over 100 buses.
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Yap
Pacific
Japan
London
London General Omnibus Company
Man of 70 Looks, Acts Younger in Minnesota
Elmer Gray, assistant county attorney of Hennepin County, Minnesota, is described as a 70 year old man who looks and acts much younger, highlighting his vigor and spirited demeanor.
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ST. Paul
Elmer Gray
Hennepin County
Minnesota
Fishing Birds in Tokyo Train Cormorants to Fish
In Tokyo in March the Japanese train cormorants to fish for them. Neck rings stop swallowing fish, and fishermen guide the birds with long cords to haul in catch from the sea glades.
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Tokio
Bankers Journal Sees Shift Toward Land for People Policy
An Amer ican Bankers Association Journal article argues the United States should abandon giving large tracts of public land to settlers and instead seek land for people. It notes executive departments in Washington are studying probable future needs and policy shifts.
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United States
American Bankers Association Journal
Washington
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R.w.durham Co.et
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Virginia Ave
Fountain Square
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S. Meridian St
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Washington Street
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