One Billion In New Currency In Circulation
United Press reports that over 1.0 billion dollars in new small sized currency has circulated since July 10 as the old currency is replaced. About five billion in paper money remains, with one fifth of the job finished and issuance speeding up after earlier production hurdles. Counterfeiting remains rare and no recall is planned.
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Cecil Owen
United Press
Washington
Treasury
W. H. Moran
Secret Service
Federal Reserve
United States
Automobiles Reported Stolen From Multiple Owners In Indiana
Police received theft reports listing owners including John Williams of Southport with a Ford coupe 98 466 from Shelby street address 1127. George Mortimer of North Capitol avenue 1431 with Ford 71 645 taken in front of 1431 North Capitol avenue. Elmer Utterback rural route 2 Greenwood with Hudson 225 976 from Capitol avenue and Ohio street. Homer Hunt 3205 West Michigan street with Ford roadster 739 520 from Tenth street and Park avenue.
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John Williams
Southport
Ind
Oakland
Shelby Street
George Mortimer
North Capitol Avenue
Elmer Utterback
Greenwood
Hudson
Capitol Avenue
Ohio Street
Homer Hunt
Michigan Street
Tenth Street
Park Avenue
Stolen Cars Recovered Belonging to Local Residents
Police recover cars belonging to Carl Laughridge of 863 Virginia Avenue Essex coach found at Senate Avenue and Chesapeake Street. A Ford coupe with plate 13-239 and no registration found at Columbia Avenue near Belt railroad. Marion Times Special reports Glenn W Earnhart Marion High School graduate and son of Mr and Mrs F M Earnhart named Colorado radio inspector to open office Oct 1 in Denver Post office building. He graduated from Marion High in 1921 and Purdue in 1925.
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Carl Laughridge
Virginia Avenue
Essex
Senate Avenue
Chesapeake Street
Columbia Avenue
Belt Railroad
Pn Times
Marion
Ind
Glenn W. Earnhart
F. M. Earnhart
Colorado
Denver
Earnhart
Purdue University
Viuna the Wonder Medicine Restores Walter Bilyard Health
Walter Bilyard of Bradley Illinois credits Viuna with ending years of kidney pain back ache and fatigue He reports improved appetite sleep and energy after using Viuna under a positive guarantee He urges others with kidney or digestive troubles to try the remedy available at drugstores or by mail from Iceland Medicine Co Indianapolis Ind VIUNA The Wonder Medicine
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Walter Bilyard
Center Ave. Bradley
Viana
Iceland Medicine Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Rock 400 000 Years Old To Be Monument
Lawrence Kansas will dedicate a 23 ton quartzite boulder as a monument to old settlers on October 11 during the citys seventy fifth anniversary celebration. The boulder, carried by glaciers to the Kansas river from South Dakota or possibly northeastern Nebraska, marks the farthest extent of the second ice cap centered in northern Canada and once covered much of the north central United States.
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Lawrence, Kans
Lawrence Kans
Kansas River
Dakota
Nebraska
Canada
United States
Indiana Poultry Association Opens Eleventh Conference
Indiana State Poultry Association opened its eleventh annual conference at Purdue University in Lafayette. About 300 people are expected to attend as the meeting starts in the university hall with officials and members from the state.
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Pu Times
Sugar lobby probe recalls 13 by Herbert Little
Washington October 2 Senate action orders a general lobby investigation recalling the sugar scandal of 13 lobbyists tied to the Woodrow Wilson era. The disclosure revisits reputations of public figures amid coverage of the 1913 Underwood tariff period and Wilson’s later statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Little
United Press
Washington
Senate
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Senate launches broad inquiry into lobby influence
A senate inquiry moves beyond the Shearer case, spurred by President Hoover’s protest and public pressure. Wilson asserts money is spent freely and that only public opinion can curb the lobby, while the probe expands to a scope similar to that urged by Senator Caraway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Senate
Shearer
Caraway
Dem
Ark
Hoover
Sen
Does Not Suffer From Asthma Now Letter Promises Cure
A reader from Indianapolis shares that after 15 years with asthma he began using Nacor in 1925 and soon slept for the first time in years. The ad urges others with asthma bronchitis or chronic cough to request a free booklet and letters of recoveries from Nacor Medicine Co. Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. McKinley
Arbor Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Nacor
Nacor Medicine Co
State Life Bidg
Sugar lobby link to pending laws cited in Senate probe
The inquiry called several House members to testify about private interests in pending legislation. A nationwide sugar lobby was disclosed, with beet sugar producers sponsoring thousands of pamphlets broadcast nationwide under the franking privilege of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts.
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Ate
House
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massa
Household Plan Loan Offer Details
The notice explains loan terms under the Household Plan with no signers or fees and full amount received. Repayment may extend up to twenty months and savings of ten dollars and fifty cents on a one hundred dollar loan are highlighted, with other amounts in proportion.
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Dahlias
Walter Blancke
Elizabeth Blancke
West Washington Street
Meyer-Kiser Bank
Pearson Piano Co
Pennsylvania
Mel‘dr. Forshee
Boulder
Kansas
Indiana Poultrymen
Mountain Valley
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Massachusetts Ave
RiIley
Kryptok
Dr. R.M
Reams
Washington St
Vonnegut
E. Wash. St
Sussman’s State Loan Office
Washington 8&T
Schlosser
Sresh Geam
Rite
WES Bearmewelry Shop
Leanes
Coats
E. Wash
E. 30Th
N. T
College Ave
N. Mer
Monarch Kruse & Deventer Co
Steel
Arnac
Lincoln
Sin Parc
Credit S
East
Buescher Band Instruments
Ugs
East Washin
RUG Co
Grand Laundry
Riley
The
Household Finance Corporation
Kresge Bldg
4Th FL
Lemcke Bldg
5Th FL
East Market Street
TIMES
Kay
Omatic
Annivesary
Jewelry Company
W. Wash. St
Peoples Outfitting Co
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