Secret methods to refund loans
An administration uses back door methods to address foreign financial questions. The report details informal steps and unnamed channels used to handle loan refunds amid international inquiries.
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Newspaper
Rockport Democrat
Location
Rockport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1923
Page
1
Secret British debt plan sparks vote, secrecy blamed
The piece denounces the Harding administration for secrecy in negotiating the British debt refunding, noting Congress approved terms not used and a $600,000,000 debt reduction at 4 percent domestic interest. It argues transparency with Liberty bond holders and taxpayers is essential, warning secrecy breeds opposition and delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Congress
British Debt Commission
London Times
London Morning
London
American Congress
Miss Esther Brown Hosts R I QO Sewing Club
Miss Esther Brown entertained the R I QO sewing club Tuesday evening with needlework and cards. A salad course followed as Mesdames Downey Kessner Lester Martin Frank Kerstiens Martha Luckado Helen Blanford Bertha Cain Mary Kellams Anne Mohr Essie Lee Williams Lillian Hoch attended, with guests Mrs Clarence Walker and Mrs Zachary Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Brown
R. I. QO. Sewing Club
Mesdames Downey Kessner
Lester Martin
Frank Kerstiens
Misess Martha Luckado
Helen Blanford
Bertha Cain
Mary G. Kellams
Anne Mohr
Essie Lee Wiliams
Lillian Hoch
Clarence Walker
Zachary Bennett
Insurance Office Moves to Dempsey Building
Martin and Serrin moved their insurance office this Thursday to the Dempsey building on Main Street which they recently purchased. Mr and Mrs Lester Martin will occupy the rooms above the insurance office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin & Serrin
Dempsey
Main Street
Lester Martin
Former Citizen Dies in Glendale Mason Custodian
Charles Ravenscroft known as Dad who served nine years as custodian of the Masonic Temple in Glendale dies at his home. Born in New Albany Indiana he moved to Glendale nine years ago leaving a widow and a daughter Mrs. Lawrence Ellis of San Jose. Funeral at 2 PM tomorrow at the First Methodist Church with Unity Lodge Unity Chapter and Glendale Commandery of Knights Templar taking part. Charles Peckham will conduct the service per his expressed wish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Calif
Charles
Dad) Ravenscroft
Masonic Temple
New Albany
Ind
Lawrence Ellis
San Jose
First Methodist Church
Unity Lodge
Unity Chapter
Glendale Commandery
Knights Templar
Charles Peckham
Mr. Peckham
New Suits Filed in Spencer Circuit Court April Term
James G. Hill administrator of Etta McMullen estate sues Charles W. McMullen et al seeking a sale. Elizabeth Moredock petitions habeas corpus against Lucy Fields and Ulyses Fields. Julia Tower sues Ernest J. Link et al for foreclosure. Ed Loehrlein sues Wolf Held et al with Arch Stevenson and W M Smith representing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Circuit
James G. Hill
Etta McMullen
Charles W. McMullen
E. M. Swan
Elizabeth Moredock
Lucy Fields
Ulyses Fields
L. N. Savage
Julia Tower
Ernest J. Link
Arch Stevenson
Ed Loehrlein
Wolf Held Et al
W. M. Smith
Birthday Party Hosted for William Morris
William Morris was honored with a birthday party last Thursday at his grandparents’ home, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Brett, on Eighth Street. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments of ice cream and cake. Attending were Mary Hesson, Cornelia Cochran, Louise Bauer, Josephine Towles, Mary Emily Halbruge, Dorothy Burdick, William Pyle, James Balderson, Sam Savage, Russell and Rudolph Basham, Paul Kehrer, and Elias Baum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
P. J. Brett
Eighth Street
Mary Hesson
Cornelia Cochran
Louise Bauer
Josephine Towles
Mary Emily Halbruge
Dorothy Burdick
William Pyle
James Balderson
Sam Savage
Russell
Rudolph Basham
Paul Kehrer
Elias Baum
Limberger Dies After Stroke on Third Street
S Limberger fell dead about nine o clock Wednesday on Third street at the dental office steps of Dr. O P Goldman from a stroke of paralysis. He was over 74 and survived by his wife and two children Charles of Indianapolis and Mrs Anna Rowe of Akron Ohio. He belonged to St Bernard s Catholic church and the funeral will be from the church Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Limberger
Simon Limberger
Third Street
O. P. Goldman
Limberger
Charles
Indianapolis
Anna Rowe
Akron
Ohio
St. Bernard’s Catholic Church
Walker Named Rockport Postmaster for Four Years
Guy H. Walker appointed postmaster of Rockport for four years by President Harding under a recommendation from Congressman Luhring. Walker operates a wholesale grocery and confectionery business in the city and is well known among local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Walker
Guy H. Walker
Rockport
Pres. Harding
Luhring
Walker
PROGRAM ON CADMAN BY LADIES MUSICALE
The Ladies Musicale will meet Friday evening at Mrs. George Steitler on Main street. Laura Wright will sketch Cadman life, Mrs. Steitler, Mrs. Salm and Mrs. Miller will sing Cadman songs, and Mrs. L C Smith will perform a piano number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadman
Ladies’ Musicale
George Steitler
Main Street
Laura Wright
Combative Stage as Lawmakers Clash Over Ink Wells
Lawmakers clash as ink wells become symbols in a tense session. Reporters barred from the floor as Walton advocates a new tax law. The scene reflects heightened partisan fervor and procedural rancor during the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
Oklahoma Legislature in Session Faces Ink War and Darwin Ban
Oklahoma City reports a combative legislature amid gibes and ink pot incidents. Debate turns on an amendment to exclude textbooks recognizing Darwin theory, with political barbs and a push for progressive tax and state projects including a cement plant and farm warehouse program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Gabriel
Walton
Senate
Montgomery
Caddo
Hind Boe
Turkey
Oklahoma County
Nachelly
John” Writley
Katey
John
Oklahoma State
Indiana House passes memorial bill for Lincoln site
The Indiana House of Representatives on Tuesday passed a bill creating a Lincoln Memorial Commission and appropriating 5000 dollars to purchase land near Lincoln City for a memorial site. The measure was introduced by Representative A. J. Wedeking of Spencer and Perry counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Memorial Commission
Lincoln City
Indiana
House of Representatives
Representive A. J. Wedeking
Spencer
Perry
Lincoln History Keynote at Southwestern Indiana Society Meeting
The Southwestern Indiana Historical Society met in Evansville at Walnut Street Presbyterian Church to discuss Lincoln history with new officers elected. Ida D. Armstrong presented on The Lincolns in Spencer County, and Mrs Nan Grigsby Ince’s Lincoln Memories was read. Albert Beveridge was unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Southwestern Indiana Historical Society
Evansville
Walnut Street Presbyterian Church
Ida D. Armstrong
Spencer County
C. D.ehrman
Rockport
Nan Grigsby Ince
Chamber of Commerce
Albert J. Beveridge
John Iglehart
Frank B. ‘Posey
Be Qe
Lockyear
Albion
Fellows Bacon
Gil Storment
Princeton
George H. Henig
D. Ehrman
John Pattie
Charles Lieb
C. W. Halbruge
Fred Heuring
L. Wilkinson
Tda D. Armstrong
Messrs
A. H. Kennedy
A.S. Lindsey
Rev. W. W. Moore
Mrs Rebecca Parker Dies After Illness at 85
Mrs Rebecca Parker died Wednesday morning at the home of her granddaughter Mrs James Plew with whom she lived after a twelve week illness. Funeral services were held Thursday at Shiloh church with burial in Shiloh cemetery. She was born and raised in Lake Mill and married Joshua Parker in 1858. Survivors include her son Charles H Parker of Cleveland Ohio and granddaughter Mrs James Plew plus a half brother Hileman Shoptaugh and three half sisters, Ida McKenney Josie Shoptaugh Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Parker
James Plew
Parker
Shiloh Church
Shiloh Cemetery
Henry Shoptaugh
Lake Mill
Joshua Parker
Charles. H. Parker
Cleveland
Ohio
M B C A Meeting Notes From February Session
The February meeting of the M E G A society was held Tuesday night at the Methodist church. A patriotic program followed the business session with solos and readings by Mrs. Robert Miller Mrs. James Hill and Miss Emma Feigel and Mrs. Marie Bauman. Refreshments included neapolitan cream and angel food cake. The next meeting will be at Mrs Water Rays home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. GC. A.society
Methodist Church
Robert Miller
James’ Hill
Washington
Emma Feigel
Marie Bauman
Water Ray
R. H. S. Boys Defeat Yank Independents 40 to 12
R. H. S. defeated the Yank Independent team of Evansville 40 to 12 in a Friday night game at the high school. The upcoming basketball tournament in Evansville features Rockport vs Newbury Friday morning with R. H. S. players Horace Miller Clarance Boultinghouse Paul Miller Orin Kopp Arthur Cook and substitutes listed. Miss Helen Posey recovering from pneumonia attended classes Wednesday with Mrs Alberta Huffman supervising Posey’s classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H
Evansville
Rockport
Newbury
Horace Miller
Clarance Boultinghouse
Paul,Miller
Orin Kopp
Arthur Cook
Glenn Chapman
Orwen Brown
Clyde Allen
George Brother
Helen Posey
Alberta, Huffman
Miss Posey
Entertain Bridge Club at Huffman Home in Fifth Street
Mrs B F Huffman and Mrs W O Sherber hosted their five table bridge club on Thursday afternoon at Mrs Huffman’s Fifth street home. A salad course accompanied the games. Guests included Mesdames Halbrugé Lieb Mason Stevenson Biggs Ashcraft Fuer ster Ehrman Ehrman Baum Atchison Heuring Harter Walker Spain De Bruler and Esther Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F.huffman
W. O. Sherber
J. G. Baum
K. C. Atchison
Fred Heuring
Frank Harter
Guy H. Walker
W. W. Spain
Lavinia de Bruler
Esther Brown
Infant Weatherholt Dies After Three Day Illness
Infant Weatherholt, three weeks old, the child of Mr. and Mrs. Josh Weatherholt, died early Wednesday after a three day illness. Funeral services were held Thursday at 1:30 pm at the family home five miles west of Rockport, with interment in Hackleman cemetery. Rev. E. M. McCoy of Chrisney conducted the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatherholt
J. Parvin
Josh Weatherholt
Rockport
Hackleman Cemetery
E. M . McCoy
Chrisney
Change in Richards and Kincaid Firm
A change in the business of Richards and Kincaid Ford dealers was perfected this Thursday. C. O. Kincaid retires selling his stock to Ay W. Haines. The new organization will be Richards and Haines with A. B. Richards and A. W. Haines as managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. I. O/JS
Lincoln History
Mrs
Entertain Bridge Club
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