Senate Coal Inquiry Reveals Officials Tied to Price Boosts
Washington reports indicate a coalition of government officials benefited from advance fuel shortage information with a $675,000 split in one coal case. The Senate investigative committee exposed the ring amid national fuel tensions and economic strain.
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Washington
George H. Cushing
American Wholesale Coal Dealers’ Association
Cushing
Legal Moves Challenge Guggenheim Control Of ASR Co
Domestic steps to seize control of the American Smelting and Refining company from Guggenheim interests were filed in New York by Karl Ellera, former VP of the firm. Indictments total 120 as the building trust probe widens.
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American Smelting and Refining Company
Guggenheim
New York
Karl Ellera
Building Trust
Indiana State News Briefs Reflect Turbulent Politics And Local Growth
Delaware county grand jury urges Governor Goodrich to remove Judge Thompson amid accusations of bias. In Lafayette, Indiana agricultural clubs report 21 349 members growing products worth 441 867 and profits of 218 411. Bloomington rumors swirl about Purdue potential Big Ten exclusion over pre September 15 practice. Noblesville reports coal sales rebound with ample supply and prompt delivery. Carmel mink capture yields record skin value. Hammond boards borrow 100 500 for two years to fund schools. Macy fire damages total 40 000. Wood mill loses 85 000. English verdicts convict three Mitchell brothers in Lawrence murder case. one acquitted. Indianapolis eyes hydroelectric projects on the Tippecanoe river. Columbus funds county clinics and TB work. Chicago bound Hoosier banquet features Indiana prize beef. Jeffersonville stores coal at Pumpkins Patch for river traffic. Decatur beet payments total 245 000 plus 800 000 earlier. final payout in February. Warsaw awards road contracts totaling 1 031 084 for 33 miles. Laporte sheriff offers 1 000 reward for Cook murder case. several sentences handed down. Kokomo farm federation seeks repeal of primary and registration laws. quail season urged. Butler College to adopt student council with limited classroom control. Union City parents resist smallpox vaccinations. 45 named for arrest. December 20 marks end of quail hunting. season closes to 1821. Terre Haute bakeries file bankruptcy. Goshen farmers form new cooperative. Tipton faces 100 000 fire damage in Kempton.
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Frenchy) Garriepy
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Eatonic Offerment Aids Stomach Trouble Claims
A testimonial extols Eatonic for relief from indigestion sourness heartburn belching and other stomach distress. It claims Eatonic reduces excess acidity and gases after meals with a big box priced as a small expense.
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Eatonic
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