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The Coolidge examiner., 1931-12-18
HOLIDAY EXCURSION
RATES ON S. P. R'Y.

Unprecedent holiday ira
vel throughout six western
states was forecast today as
Southern Pacific Company
officials prepared for the
handling of thousands of
persons attracted by cent-a-
mile transportation offers
announced for the Christ
mas and New Year periods.
In view of the fact that
these two holidays are al
way among the peak" in
yearly travel, the added in
ducement of bargain" fares
this year is expected to
swell the rail traffic to its
greatest proportions, acord-
ing to M. l.. Durham, agent
for the company here. To-
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-12-18

ward thi S end, he announc-
ed, rolling stock is being as
sembled for the handling Of
the crowds.
fr- ,hae When in the course
The cent-a-mile fares have
been authorized for Dec. %,
%, "a and 25, and again
Dec. 80, 81 and Jan. 1, with
a return limit for all tickets
of January 5.
An added feature of the
Forthcoming holiday bar
gains is an arrangement
whereby tickets may be pur-
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-12-18
ADVERTISING ON THE AIR

Commercial broadcasterS in Canada have
entered into an agreement permitting no adver-
tising over the air "other than the mention of
the sponsors name, address, and nature Of his
business or product" This decision, it is we'll
to note here, was only reached after an nves-
tigating commission had recommended govern
ment ownership of all radio facilities.
The United States may have to follow Can
adas example. Those who predicted bright
future for the radio as medium of educataion
and entertainment are beginning to entertain
serious doubts. It is true that the Ohio School
of the Air, and other educational projects have
been successful, notwithstanding opposition on
the part of those who saw in such agencies inter
ferencewith the commercial advantages to be
gained by using the time for eXpOnding advan-
tages of So and Sos toothpaste, interspersed
with grooming lullabies.
The most desirable "listening hour for the
radio-owner are from seven to eleven In the
evening Naturally this period is most sought
after by advertising sponsors of programs. A
few discriminating advertisers use good taste
by confining their appeal to the name of the
company and the product. Others, by far in
the majority, go to greater lengths, until an
evenings twirling of the dial brings forth
devastating medley of jazz combined with
narrative of the merits if product or service.
The judicious advertiser is already beginn-
ing to wonder if his programs really are based
on what his audience likes He is also beginn-
ing to wonder if the regard for his product on
the part of his audience is not often in inverse
ratio to the number of times it is mention on
the program.
Some far-sighted advertisers are even re-
vising their methods with favorable results al
ready apparent-The Rotarian.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-12-18

The Naukin, China, region is IN choas The
Nationalist governmental falls and the President
resigns. $4,000 rioting students coming from
all parts of the country battled soldiers in the
streets and sang communstic songs and de-
manding war against Japan. Ministers and
government leaders were swept aside or re-
signed and China was virtually adrift Desper-
ate attempts were made to end the disorders
and the Marking garrison gradually gained the
upper hand against the students
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-12-18

Chicago was selected for the Republican
National Convention in 1882 by spirited con-
test with Atlantic City. The roll call showed
vote standing sc to IA.
1t was suggested they hold the convention
in June. This is the first time since 1920 that
the Republicans have had the nominating con-
vention at Chicago where Warren G. Harding
was selected as the presidential candidate.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-12-18

chased, prepaid, for delivery
to persons anywhere on the
railroads Pacific Lines as a
new kind of Christmas gift.
Territory involved stretches
fro Portland to Ell Paso and
from San Francico to Ogden,
Salt Lake City included.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-12-18

John n. Garner, representative in the
house from Texas for % years was elected
speaker OF the house, winning over the Republi-
can nominee Smell of New York. This is the first
time Democrat held the speakers gravel since
1919-twelve years ago-vote stood, 218 for
Garner and 207 for Snel
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
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Lillian Yarns Of q Possible RomPase
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Heart of a Wife
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The Stars Say
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-31

of such intersections shall not be per-
mgisted to sttsi1 2 height Of more than
II. s. 2e6 (Modisett) Authorizing county
councils and commissioners power to .fix
priority Of county unit road construction
a Il. 3. SsT DAZZLING, = Providing that
banks must pay following interests rates
on state deposits: per cent on minimum
%Esn amounts Ese per 0o csh
cent on annual time deposits lBsnks.l
Il. 6. r. Evans, Kenney) -Requir-
ing appointment Of joint legislative
committee Of three members from house
ing and contemplated amendments to the
state Consttuton and report to assembly.
Killed in House, Jan. 80
5. C. r. (Holmes. GottSchalk. Moor
head, Beckett)-Indorsing American Ierfs-
lators bureau and interstate legislative
reference bureau.
II. B. 81 Kenueyl-Repealing 1925 act
II. B. IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rexistra-
Il. B. iSs watson Making valid and
enforceable written orders Of arbitration
Il. B. 1T (starton) Requiring counties
to supply. state boards OF accounts with
plans and bids on all county work over
Il. B. 2is gMartin)--Givinx county courts
power to flx compensation Of bailiffs
II. =. 255 (Egan and Stantonl Permit
ting county commissioners to donate space
in public buildings TO former service or
and patriotic organizations
House Bills Withdrawn Jan. 80
H. B. i4l (McKessonl Delaying opening
Of season for hunting squirrels from Aug.
to Aug. 81
Bills Passed in House Jan. so
H. b. (Ellyson and Lake County Dele
Eationl -.Abolishing fee system for public
population nor more than zoe. 600 and pro-
Fiding definite salaries. Amended. rs ayes.
noes,
Il. B. - fMasselinkl -vciding employ
mcnt contracts where enfpioye agrees not
20 become q nenabeE@of q labor union or
efnployer agrees MOTTO iotn. an oxKaniza-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-31
MIDLAND PUTS
MILLIONS INTO
STATE BUDGET
Huge Sum viii Be Spent
This Year in Indiana,
insult Says.
10 Tfmea snecinl

By Times Special
CHICAGO, Jan. DEMONSTRATION
budgets of public utility companies
in Indiana controlled by the Mid
land United Company provide for
proposed expenditures in 1881 ag-
gregating approximately 500, ZOO, 900,
according to announcement made
today by Samuel insult Jr., presi-
dent Of the company.
The Midland United Company is
a holding or investment company
controlling electric, gas. and trans
portation companies operating in
practically every section of the state.
1.-THE construction budget for our
group of companies in Indiana pro-
vides for additions and improve
ments throughout the territory
served by our subsidiaries" said In
sull.
Approximately 100000 will be
spent in completion of the electric
generating station of the Northern
Indiana Public Service Company at
Michigan City. We will spend APP
proximately 100000 for new pas
senger cars for the Indiana Rail-
road system, improving service on
the interurban railways in central
and southern Indiana.
Important additions will be made
to the electric transmission systems
of Midland electric light and power
subsidiaries, and betterments will be
made to our electric and gas facili-
ties wherever necessary"