Indiana briefs sweep across the state
A roundup of Indiana items reports Peru fire loss at 70000 dollars Martinsville hosts auditors convention in October Muncie prepares for state charities conference October 22 to 25 Lawrenceburg reunion set for October Found 5 Evansville corn and wheat prospects favor large yields Indianapolis merger hearing on utility valuations and bonds Posey county memorial coliseum suit Washington opens postmaster exams in multiple Indiana towns state highway bids cut costs Wabash Modern Woodmen gather. Anderson named 1922 meeting city
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Peru
Martinsville
County Auditors’ Association
Indiana
Amuncie
Indiana Conference of State Charities and Corporations
Muncie
Lawrencceburg
Eighty-third Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Evansville
Vanderburg
Indianapolis
Miami County
Columbus
Bartholomew
Shelbyville
Shelby County
Scipio
Jennings County
Indiana Free Employment Bureau
Harry Garman
Public Service Commission
Indiana Electric Corporation
Garman
Mount Vernon
Posey County Public Service Association
Posey County
Frank Hatfield
Memorial Trustees
Washington, D. C
Brazil
George Patricks
Petersburg
McCray
Kentland
Vincennes
Hartford City
Blackford County Teachers’ Institute
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Cairo
Goodrich
Ralston, Marshall
Durbin
McCraay
Pike County
Collector of Internal Revenue
Godenauer
Here
Jackson Township
Civil Service Commission
Place
Brookston
Bruceville
Clayton
Coatesville
Edwardsport
Ellettsville
Elnora
Flora
Fowler
Galveston
Georgetown
Hanover
Kewanna
Loogootee
Lyons
Macy
Milltown
Monon
Montgomery
Morgantown
Newburg
North Salem
Oaktown
Odon
Oolitic
Shelburn
Shoals
America
Anderson
Leesburg Elks Declare Largest Captive Elk
Charles H. Shipman of Leesburg Virginia is hailed by a local Elk club as owning the largest elk in captivity weighing 465 pounds. He is also known in town as a notable hustler and a leading real estate man.
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Charles H. Shipman
Leesburg
Colombian apostolic vicar visits White House before Rome trip
Antonio Vincente Soler y Boys, apostolic vicar in charge of Catholic missions in Colombia, stands before the White House after felicitations with President Harding. He will tour U S. regions then sail for Rome for a conference with the pope.
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Antonio Vincente Soler Y Boys
Colombia
South America
White House
Harding
Rome
United States to head delegation for Washington arms talks
Secretary of State Hughes chosen to lead U S delegation to the Washington conference on limitation of armament and Pacific and Far Eastern issues. The President cedes conference responsibility to his secretary of state while remaining an advisory figure. The invitation calls for proposals to curb new warfare agencies, including poison gas and submarines, to advance humanity.
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United States
At Last a National Military Policy Declared by War Dept
War department issue prepared by Col. John McA Palmer presents a national defense law backing a small regular army augmented by citizen forces from the National Guard and reserve. It says the policy aims to organize larger forces in peace for wartime need and assigns presidential powers to implement this framework.
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War Department
John McA. Palmer
Harding
National Guard
National Army Reserve
Congress
United States
Curtis Nelson Act Expands Farm Loan System Capital
The Curtis Nelson Act adds 25 million dollars to federal farm loan capital and deposits, boosting treasury depository privileges from six million to thirty one million. It aims to sustain uninterrupted loaning operations, with a projected annual liquidation of about one billion dollars in debts and broad access to farm loan bonds.
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Federal Land Banks
Treasury
Federal Farm Loan System
Public Shooting Ground Refuge Bill Aims Bird Protection Fund
Senate bill 1452 and house bill 5823 propose a $1 annual federal hunting license for migratory birds. All proceeds would fund the Migratory Bird Protection Fund with 45 percent for public shooting grounds and refuges, 45 percent for bird protection, and 10 percent for other expenses. Sportsmen praise the measure as essential for preserving wildfowl habitats during migration and oppose drainage threats.
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Harry S. New
Indiana
Dan R. Anthony, Jr
Kansas
Migratory Bird Protection Fund
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