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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1924

Page

6

United States faced with gold pressure from London economists

London economists warn that the United States risks choking on gold as they predict a shift away from the gold standard. They argue America cannot dominate world shipping or banking and face economic distress if gold supplies overwhelm demand. An MP suggests policy to flood the U S with gold to hasten its choke.

London United States World Exchange Duwesplan German Bank Europe America

Dr Thatcher's Liver and Blood Syrup Ad

A past midwestern ad promotes Dr Thatcher's Liver and Blood Syrup as a remedy for liver woes and general malaise. It claims to cleanse the liver, restore energy, and improve appetite and mood, and offers a satisfaction guarantee with no cost if not pleased. Sold by VanTrees Drug Store in Washington Indiana.

H. S. Thatcher

US gold policy questioned as inflation risk grows abroad

The article argues that the United States, after forcing gold from Europe to aid war needs, risks inflation and higher American prices if gold is not rehabilitated as a currency basis in Britain and Europe. It cites concerns over Dawes plan ties and U S fiscal parochialism hindering global finance understanding.

Arthur Michael Samuel The Association of British Chambers of Commerce Finalgold News United States America American Economic Organization Samuel Europe Britain United States Federal Reserve Bank Dawes Plan Germany Theis National Weath U. S. Mercantile Ma London Ane

Commission Sets Aside Ordinance On Crossing Gates

The commission orders the Fowler Indy directing the Big Four railroads to install and operate crossing gates at Washington Street and track intersections. The ruling could influence future orders on crossing gates as towns prepare ordinances to compel railroads to maintain gates and reduce crossing deaths.

Beiay Fowler Indy Washington Street Raiload

New Varicose Vein Treatment Promises Quick Relief

A bold ad touts Emerald Oil as a powerful remedy for swollen veins and enlarged glands. It recommends a two ounce bottle from pharmacists, applied twice daily with a brush until swelling normalizes. The product is claimed to be concentrated and long lasting with a guarantee.

Recount Ordered After Indiana School Enumeration Review

Evansville faces a possible recount of the city’s school enrollment after a report by L B Job and Mrs Wagoner citing evidence of inefficiency. Indiana State Superintendent B J Burris plans to present the findings to Attorney General U S Lesh and decide on a recount following state board discussions.

Indianapolis Evansville B. J. Burris Sperintendent of Public Instruction L. B. Job W. E. Wagoner Department of Public Instructn Job Wagoner Fort Wayne State Board of Education Pnapolis South Bend Evans State Board Mré. Wagoner Genral U

Narrow escape at Cunningham ferry saves Overman family

William Overman of Route 1 Decker Indiana nearly drowned when his car ran off a ferry into White River at Cunningham’s ferry. He stayed with the vehicle as it sank, then escaped from under the water as his son Lobion swam to the ferry and hailed help. The elder man surfaced unharmed after a tense minutes long ordeal.

Decker Ind White River Cunningham's Ferry William Overman É ‘Bion William Overnan

River rescue halted as car remains in water

Witnesses describe a vehicle left near the riverbank with a steep Gibson county bank. Boat crews hauled a person aboard a ferry after swimming from the vehicle. With 13 feet of stage and water depth, rescuers have not yet attempted recovering the automobile.

Gibson County

Congressmen and Trips Abroad This Summer

Washington notes that a House special committee investigating the shipping board plans to travel to Europe during the recess. The trip is framed as official duty but carries significant expense and potential political benefit for members. European ports and shippers are linked to ongoing postwar shipping problems.

Washington Congressional Europe Atlantic House Shipping Board Congress

Shipping Board to Seek European Insight on Merchant Marine Plan

The Shipping Board committee aims to draft legislation to tighten candy access while learning from Europe about shipping conditions to restore the American merchant marine. A female figure is linked to deception while a second person notes two cannot live on rouge alone.

Shipping Board American Merchant Marine Europe

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