Political notes on Indiana legislature and elections
The Tribune outlines expected actions this session including probable stricter saloon conduct laws and debates over the high license bill. It notes Branch’s Speakership bid fading after Governor Hanly endorsement and mentions battles over an insurance bill and disputes between Purdue and Bloomington over the Indiana School of Medicine. It also discusses proposed literacy and tax receipt voting requirements, arguing constitutional limits would prevent such laws.
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Purdue
Bloomington
Indiana School of Medicon
Public Printing Bills Favored By Senate Committee
Senator Moore introduced two public printing bills reported favorable by the printing committee chairman. The bills split public printing to let small country offices bid on stationery and related items without bidding on many unused blanks. The measure is expected to pass.
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Moore
Representative Cox Seeks Adjusted Game Law in Legislature
Cox introduces a bill to amend the current game law aiming to please farmers, while acknowledging it will not remove all objections or satisfy every interest.
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Cox
Ripley County Officials Share Senate and House Assignments
In Ripley county the elected Senator McCallum and Representative Cox secured multiple posts. McCallum receives two 30 day doorkeeper terms and one 30 day page term with Ed Dihammer and Alvin Bruns named for door keeper and page roles. Cox gains W D Robinson as engrossing clerk for thirty days and McCallum chairs public printing and soldiers monument committees among seven total assignments.
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Ripley County
Senator McCallum
Representative Cox
McCallum
Page
Ed Dihammer
Madison
G. D. Stewart
Jefferson County Republican Central Committee
Alvin Bruns
Sunman
W. W
Reform momentum grows in Indiana legislature sparks reforms
Indianapolis Jan 16 One week into the session and reform is the theme with Republicans showing unity and opposition to lobbyists. Moves toward public depositories for funds, Hanoi law reforms, private banking safeguards, two cent fare bills, ditch law amendments and upcoming insurance measures signal a consequential session.
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Indianapolis
Repubiicans
Statehouse
Hanoi
Commissioners Allowances And Pike Work Details
A long list details allowances and payments in Delaware township for pike construction and related projects. Names include Peter Doll Edward Huber John Hillenbrand John Myers and many others with items such as gravel cement stone and use of grader. Payments note S. Thackery and New Point Stone Co among vendors and supervisors.
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Peter Doll
Pike
Edward Huber
John Hillenbrand
Gravel
John Myers
Rufus Huckle
Harry Martin
Wm. Ratekin
John Wagner
Hartley & Baylor
George Mister
Jacob Sitzman
Elmer Crowell
Henry Wiede
Rawling Hoyer
Clint Wilson
George Bultman
Henry Bultman
Ben Bultman
Harvey Huneke
Ben Wiede
Wm. Karl
Herman Bultman
Fred Luers
Herman Hofmeyer
Wm. Jobst
Conrad Wager
John Ehlers
James Henneke
John Bleman
Fred Henneke
Henry Wittenberg
George Mickel
Fred Krenhof
Fred Smith
Henry Schierenbeck
Hk. Gudgeon
Geo. Oseir
John Wolf
T. Ratekin
Sam Pickett
John Brown
Lua Ber, Co
Umber
John Bultman
John Oliver
Delaware Township
Noah Kisinger
George Reckeweg
Louis Bultman
Baylor
Wm. Rahe
Clarence Wilson
Chas Rouse
John Huntington
Currie Evans
Ee Ripley Co. Bank
Chas
Whalbing
Wilbur T. Radican
O.s-W.er
John Eckert
Wm. Schutte
John Shuerman
Chas Redfern
Tage Crum
Peter Strader
Wm Smith
Albert Thielbar
F —— Nicholson
Edgar Slunt
Grant Stoneking
W. Mostetler
E Wohn Newhart
Epulvol
Henry Keinking
George Nye
Fred Grane
A Win
Vayhuiger
Fred Meyer
John Sembach
Win
Crane
TOR
James Newmin
Fred Sembach
Monroe Wyatt
Luye
Adalph Thum
Frank White
Harry Marrell
Joseph Ober
iNirehiner Construction Co
Stout
Fred Atetz
Geo Burton
McHenry
Rake
Chester Wilmeth
Jack Titus Krank Whreiger
Leonard Siepein
Calvin Flint
Jesse Dela Anna Smith
Pearl Caster
Henry Delay
James Robinson Joti Kubbe
Walter Kennett
Dora Salyers
Herman Janigen
W. J. Hulman
Emmett Jackson
Holman Worley
Cornet Degolyer
Wooley
Raymond Degolyer
Henry Murdock
Frank Shaw
Sam Shinolt
John Flick
Dake Rurlow
Roy ¢ Salyers SE. Warman
Obrien
Marshall Downey
James Akeps
Ora M
Downey
Clarence Obrien Leigh Akenus
John Downey
Charles Vanosdol
Flict Rahe
Kia J. Nicholas
Gordon Smith
Court
J.P. Day
J. L. Berliam
VDT
Ee Eset
Envepeneereasrases
B. Rebuck
Henry Voss
M. Callum
Thompson & Robinson
Rudolph Acher
Jacob Youngman
Ben Lane
Newt Hyatt
B.A. Sands
Oir Pike
Monroe Hyatt
Offic
Wim
M. Hunter
Juoleum
Stove
James FE. Wright
James E. Wright
John Ss. Rogers
Harry Dobson
Sentinel Prinsing Co
John Eads
Om Pike
Shaddy
Judy Ira Castner
Ae Chas
Royce
Philip Brumer
Chas. Norwald
John F. Nanning
Sophia Norwald
Jon. Newman
Isaac Hart
J.B. Hunterman
J.B. Thole
H. F. Norwald
Jobin Schuck
H. Payton
Wr. P. Castner
Lra Nicholas
John Buttman
Chas. Hunger
Thos. B. Corbina
I. P. Shockley
Wm. Smith
W.E. Zwickle
Ripley County
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