Promoter and Souders Flourish in New York Markets
An investigation led by Kilroe exposes stock promoters and wall street swindlers thriving in New York. The report details tactics of crooks who lure investors with forged lists and fake sales pitches, urging a federal blue sky law and tighter controls on exchanges, brokers, and public records to protect the investing public.
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New York
New
Colstan
Kilroe
Gey
Bilroe
Dn Ris
Smith
Wall Street
Atswann
Wal Tour
Jan
Lomild
Distriet
Steck
Kiwor
Mushanary
Wall Streck
Crin Wel Coats
Siliiis
York
Street Law Public Alliance
Tex
Gale
Ely Cream Balm for colds and catarrh relief
The ad touts Ely’s Cream Balm to unclog nasal passages and soothe inflamed membranes. It claims instant relief from stuffed nose and headaches, with a promise of easy breathing and a cure for colds or catarrh through topical application.
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Ely
Bly
Kenyon Seeks Cabinet Appointment Reform in GOP
Senator Kenyon, Republican, calls for restoring a 1920 platform plank to require public disclosure of cabinet appointments. He argues this would curb executive power and give voters more direct say in government before the elections. He says the plan would involve the president revealing cabinet nominees to ensure representative government.
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Washington
Dan
Kenyon
Tepublican Party
Thorty
Inet
Teast
Ca Jter
Woodmen Dance Invitation at Lodge Hall
Woodmen of the World announce complimentary entertainment and dance for Woodmen members and invited guests. Social event scheduled for Thursday evening at 2440 location, with all members welcome.
International business conference call aims to curb postwar chaos
A June meeting of leading financiers in New York issued a call for a major conference across Europe and the United States. The document urged governments to restore prewar standards, curb inflation, and promote independent action in business while seeking moderation from the reparations commission in Paris. Prominent Americans named include J P Morgan, Herbert Hoover, Frank Vanderlip, and others. Delegates from Germany and Austria would be invited, with committees to arrange regional representations and prewar economic principles.
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New York
Great Drivin
France
Holy Kind
Switzerland
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Chu
United States
United
Germany
Austria
Siz
J.P. Morgan
Terbert Hoover
Frank A. Vanderup
Samuel Ren
Philadelphia
George M. Rey
Chicago
Arthur T. Hattey
Yale University
Willan J. Taft
Henry Luzzatto
Ity of
Washington
Daniel Wil Baltimore
Testus J. Wade
St. Louis
Myrone T Eorrick
Cleveland
Julius H. Barnans
The
Grain Corporation
Cleveland H. Dodge
Burton Hepburn
Darwin
Kingsley
James A. Stillman
Wiliam Fellows Morgan
New [York
Strikers' Attorney Feal Glaser Summoned on Contempt Charge
Feal Glaser, the attorney who represented the Gary Indiana steel council during the recent steel strike, was summoned before Federal Judge Anderson at Indianapolis on Monday to answer a charge of criminal contempt.
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Chicago
Feal Glaser
Gary
Indiana
Steel Council
Anderson
Indianapolis
Force of 2,500 Wil Guard Bonded Liquors in Use
WASHINGTON January 5 Internal Revenue officials plan to recruit 2,609 custodians to guard 9,060,000 gallons of government bonded liquor. Prohibition Commissioner Kremer asked Congress to provide 2,009,000 dollars immediately to cover guarding costs. No final plan for liquor disposition exists, and permissive withdrawal after prohibition takes effect could still require guarding expenses.
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Internal Revenue Ducreux
Hgnor
Kremer
He House
Congre
Bureau
Alr
Hooker Oak Claims World’s Largest Living Trunk
The Hooker Oak, standing over 401 feet tall with a trunk diameter exceeding 28 feet and a circumference over 1228 persons could fit underneath, is highlighted as the world’s largest oak. The tree attracts many visitors and has historical notes about damage and branches, with occasional reports of branches being shot or modified.
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Grane
C.F. Viaxkell
Sterena Jane Dust
Ural
Nell Ning
Mundell Considered as Possible Democratic Presidential Candidate
The author discusses rumors that Mr. Harvey may seek the Democratic nomination. He urges caution, arguing only a single credible development could influence the ticket. Despite press reports, he warns against overconfidence and urges a non-progressive platform choice.
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Spontimeous
Harvey
Varnes
Ufelang Republica
Insanvedo
Mepub
Platform Fur
Cider and Fruit Juice Barred at Midnight
George Crubbles, collector of internal revenue, announced that under the national prohibition act sweet cider and fruit juices would be classified as prohibited beverages at midnight January 18.
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Kansas
Medan
George Crubbles
Internal Revenue
Largest Oak in World Finally Enshrined in Hall of Fame
CHICG Cal Jan 14 Sir Joseph Hooker Oak claimed as world’s largest of its kind was recently entered in the Hall of Fame for being in Washington. The tree at Bidwell Park spans 200 feet, tied to Bidwell Park’s history through Mrs Annie Widwell’s family in a guest visit with Sir Joseph Hooker.
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Cal
Joseph Hooker
Been
Washington
Bidwell Park
Mra
Annie BK. Widwell
Hoover Not to Be Drawn Into Politics Ten Year Fight Over Waterpower Near End
Hoover not drawn into politics as a ten year battle over waterpower nears its end. The Washington scene centers on a final vote on the water power development bill. Key amendments have stalled passage, with supporters hoping for approval despite anticipated objections from critics.
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Hoover
Washington
Jan
Congress
Sloan's Liniment Promises Fast Pain Relief For Ailments
An old time ad touts Sloan's Liniment as a ready fix for rheumatic pains, strains, sprains, neuralgia, and muscle soreness. It claims deep penetration without rubbing or mess, keeps skin clean, and suits ongoing use for household ailments. Available from druggists for about $1.40.
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Sloan
Thousand Utah Power and Light Men Strike at Salt Lake
Union officials report nearly a thousand Utah Power and Light workers plan protests at Salt Lake City and nearby areas while service is maintained with difficulty. Camps are set, pay disputes persist, and about HID men are temporarily affected as operations continue.
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Utah
Ball Lake
Utah Power & Light Company
American Dresses to Enter World Market
New York January 15 A concentrated drive to sell American made dresses throughout the world was decided at the annual meeting of the Associated Dress Industries, America The organization is the salients chamber of commerce of the dress manufacturing industry. Development of export trade was the topic owing to the recent great demand from South America. Mannunzio wants to reach America in wings, now He is going to trade his horse.
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New York
Associated Dress Industries
America
Saliensl Shamber of
Mannunzio
Agrevica
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Thermoid Rubber Company
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Orton
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Princepal Comation
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