Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 129, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 October 1929 — Page 2

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LOBBY PROBE IS MENACE' TO TARIFF ACTION Committee From Senate to Inquire Into Pressure for Protection.

j?•/ Bcripp*-ffo,rnri{ .V j-npnutr A U inner WASHINGTON. Oct. 9.—Passage of the tariff bill, either during the extra session of congress, which still has six weeks to run, or during the regular session which will follow, becaume more uncertain today as the measure faced the threat of the senate lobby investigation. Tiie five senators named to conduct the inquiry wiii meet within a few days to plan their hearings, which Senator Caraway of Arkansas said will begin next week. The committee’s Ar t attention will be given to the tariff lobbies, which have maintained headquarters in Washington. • The sub-committee, appointed by Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska, chairman of the judiciary committee, contains tour senators who are avowed opponents of the measure now before the senate and only one champion of the bill. Senator Robinson of Indiana is the only conservative Republican on the committee. Ilis associates, aside from Caraway, who sponsored the resolution which forced the probe, included Bcrah of Idaho. Walsh of Montana ; and Blaine of Wisconsin, all identified with the progressive Repub-lican-Democratic coalition, which is fighting the bill. Joseph R. Grundy of Philadelphia, j head of the Pennsylvania Manufac- j turers’ Association, probably will be ( the first witness summoned. Tire j committee now is gathering data on C~ undy's activities. Senator Caraway today received ; his first avowal of willingness to ! testify. The Women's International j League for Peace and Freedom, j which informs congress of its peace j efforts, urged that registration of lobbyists and lobbying funds be re- 1 quired. The league expressed the hope the investigation will result in constructive regulatory legislation.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen belong to: Jess Westervelt, 738 East Harrison street. Cole roadster, 712-208, from in front of 225 North Pennsylvania street. . 1 N. C. Phillips. 1617 Allison street. Whippet sedan. 743-486, from Bellevieu place and Michigan street. Calvin Moore. 1054 West Eighteenth street. Ford coupe, 66-085, from Dean Brothers Pump Works. W. F Wisehart, 1609 South Randolph street. Durant roadster. 30-739 from Oakland avenue and Washington street. Herman 8011. R. R 2. Box 609. Chevrolet touring, from 500 South Harris street. Roger P. Dunn, 2454 North Talbot street, Ford coupe, from Ray street and White River boulevard. F. H. Cox, 815 River avenue. Ford touring. 537-377. from East street arid the Belt railroad. Stanley Myers. 1447 North Tibbs avenue Whippet coach. 723-411. from in front of 719 North Delaware street.

BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: John Welch. Lexington apartments. Ford coupe, found at Twen-ty-fourth and Yadcs streets. J. E. Jentry, 1809 North Capitol avenue. Ford coupe, found at Fountain Square. Ruth Winslow. Galveston. Ind., Ford roadster, found at Michigan street and White River boulevard. Chevrolet touring. 719-679. found on Miley avenue near New York street. Chrysler coupe, no license, no certificate of title, found at Finley avenue and Shelby street. Rhode Island, with 566 persons to the square mile, has a denser population than any other state in the union. Wyoming, with only two persons to the square mile, is the most sparsely populated state.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TOTES

OCT. 9. 1920