Rail relief plan described as loan to railroads
United Press dispatch from Washington reports the administration rail relief proposal would loan about 500 million dollars to railroads, with existing 500 million already loaned or secured, creating a total government exposure near 1.16 billion. Senate critics including Pittman Smith and Lafollette challenged timing and origins, and Meyer defended the plan as a substitution for existing obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Special
Washington
Eugene Meyer
War Finance Corporation
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Meyer
Pittman
Nevada
Smith
South Carolina
Lafollette
Wisconsin
Wall Street
Mellon
Com‘e Hoover
Hoover
New York
Change of venue offered for Illinois governor
Len Small, the Illinois governor, was offered a change of venue by State's Attorney Henry Mortimer as warrants allege embezzlement of state money. Small, free on a 50 000 bond, faces arraignment the first Monday in September with two conspirators, Lieutenant Governor Fred Sterling and Vernon Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence M. Benedict
United Press
Springfield
Ill
Len Small
Illinois
Henry Mester
Atrney Henry Mortimer
Sangamon County
Mortimer
Sangamon
Smith
A Real Nature Man Roy Dils Cultivates Truck Garden
The article profiles Roy Dils as a proud nature man and a busy grower on land owned by his brother in law E H. This season he has achieved notable yields and inflation remains a factor. With better weather, his accomplishments might be even greater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Dils
E. H. Is
Roy
Monticello clergyman named to state pardon board
Rev. F L Hovis of Monticello has been appointed to the state pardon board by Governor McCray, succeeding I N Brown who resigned. Hovis is in Chicago pursuing a postgraduate course and will join the board next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Hovis
Monticello
State
McCray
I. N. Brown
Washington disarmament conference call prepared
President Iding's formal call for the Washington disarmament conference to be held on November 11 is being prepared and will be issued as soon as complete, announced today at the state apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Special
Washington
Iding
Big Haul From Laporte County Moonshine Distillery
Federal officers with Prosecutor Earl Rowley and Constable W C Anderson confiscated a complete moonshine operation on Andrew Sigenkowski’s farm. The find included two 25 gallon stills and a 5 gallon still, over 500 gallons of grain mash, and a substantial liquor stock.
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Alexander Rylske
Laporte
Rylske
Anderson
Sallwasser
Walter Atwood
Rylske Farm
Rowley
Laporte County
Earl Rowley
W. C. Anderson
Andrew Sigenkowski
Discount Textile Sale Offers Many 25c Items
An extensive sale lists towels, muslin, ginghams, percale, voile, and dress fabrics all priced at 25c. Includes embroidery cloth, crochet cotton, linen toweling, and various children and women's garments. Numerous yardage deals and special prices are advertised for immediate purchase.
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Martin Family Reunion
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M. L. Sutherland
Smith’s Grove
Clarence Martin
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Francis Steigley
C. L. Sutherland
H. A. Martin
I. F. Martin
O. D. Coombs
Three Oaks
Mich
Nellie Martin
Mashawaka
Ind
C. W. Francis
Mary Loomis
Guy Loomis
Philander
Grace Mary
Detroit
Chas. Loomis
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Robert Lo
Francis
Harry
Wesley Lewis
Ernestine
Henrietta Winters
J. S. Becktenwall
Jack
Maude Hamilton
Chas. Kalies
Westville
Vicinity
Ruth Zabel
Gust Zabel
Wanatah
Wanatah High School
Springville
Sigenkowski
Addi
Edward Burwanger
Glenn Stewart
James Dobbie
Koch Photo Shop
Michigan City
Homer Decker
The
Michigan City News
Royal Society
Sanitas
Texoleum Mats
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Kimona Flannetette
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