Indiana Senate Passes Clarke Bill on Health Dwellings
In Indianapolis on January 27 the Clarke bill allowing state county and city health authorities to condemn or order repairs in dangerous dwellings passed the Senate 39 to 2. The House rejected a joint committee draft of a Workman’s compensation bill. A Ballou bill awaiting House approval would allow Indiana fishermen a one day license for 10 cents to fish outside their counties. The Senate invited Indiana’s two U S Senators to address the chamber. It also repealed the Lake county records salary act linked to the Marion county grand jury investigation of 1913 Assembly.
Marriage Announcement of Minnie Francis and G W Kamp
Mrs Minnie Francis formerly of this city and G W Kamp a Missouri business man married last week at the bride’s uncle home in Paris Illinois Friends here extend best wishes and note they will reside in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Francis
G. W. Kamp
Missouri
Paris
Illinois
Hawthorne dance to light up Wilson's hall Friday
The annual Hawthorne Dance will be held in Wilson's hall Friday evening February 12. The event draws many out of town guests and promises elegant gowns, fine music, and gallant escorts. Frances Durrenberger, visiting her parents Captain and Mrs. Durrenberger, returns to Williams to teach. Blaine Haley and family visit relatives in Heltonville before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson’s Hall
Blaine Haley
Salem
Grant Haley
North R_ Street
Heltonville
Daniel Holsapple
Miller trial draws packed house in Chicago courtroom
Wilbur Miller testifies admitting killing Grant McCory claiming self defense as the trial for alleged murder proceeds slowly. Prosecution rests its case before noon. defense calls first witness while excitement rises over alleged illicit relations and market reports. Judge Swails weighs evening session to hear all witnesses and closing arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Miller
Grant McCory
Miller
McCory
MecCory
Monon Rail Retrenchment Rumor Impacts Lafayette
Folklore says the Monon Railroad plans to cut passenger service starting February first. Milk train and trains 9 10 between Lafayette and French Lick may be dropped, with trains 17 18 on the Aly Line paused. Local officials may seek to limit harm with talks involving the Chamber of Commerce and Retail Merchants Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monon ‘Railroad
Lafayette
French Lick
Monon
Lafayette Chamber of Commerce
Retail Merchants’ Association
Mono
Dancing taught in university sparks little comment today
The Bloomington Telephone notes that teaching dancing in higher education is accepted, with the view that without a standard interpretation each person would have a unique view. It recalls 55 years of controversy and shows changing attitudes toward dancing in universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Van
Bloomington
Bloomington to Host Largest Indiana Band Assembly Next Fall
Bloomington will entertain what officials say will be the largest band assembled in Indiana. The Association of Consolidated Bands of Southern Indiana plans its annual band tournament in Bloomington probably in the second week of September with eleven member bands from Bedford Bloomington Bowling Green Clay City Cloverdale Gosport Jasonville Odon Patricksburg Spencer Shorttlington. Director Alva Hughes of Bloomington is on the constitutional committee and will oversee joint concerts planned for summer and fall in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Indiana
Alva Tinghes
Bloomington Journal
Association of Consolidated Bands of
Southern Indiana
Hughes
Spencer
Bedford
Bowling Green
Clay City
Cloverdale
Gosport
Jasonville
Odon
Patricksburg
Shorttoington
Alva Tlughes
Massing stone gutter injury details unclear
An incoherent OCR fragment mentions a 2 year old stone cutter named William Ogden and a death or injury at a mill in Bloomington. Police were tracing someone missing from a week ago and a team was confined due to an incident at the mill. Readable details are limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Ogden
Jana Yolis
Deadley Mill Bloomington
Henderson and Dixon Visit City From Fort River
Charlie Henderson and Frank Dixon from the Fort River neighborhood were in the city Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlie Henderson
Frank Dixon
Fort Rivner
Miss Lena Walton Heads to Cleveland for Nursing Training
Miss Lena Walton, who had been visiting friends in this city, left Wednesday for Cleveland, Ohio, where she is attending a training school for nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Walton
Cleveland
Ohio
My Husband's Saw Mill Declines After Tariff Bill
A nostalgic poem notes the hilltop saw mill once busy with logs wagons and workers now rusted and silent. It links the decline to a tariff change blamed on Teddy while avoiding direct blame of Woodrow. The owner faces idleness as quarries die and scarce money presses communities to endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow
Teddy
Shonts Heads Interborough Rapid Transit Post
The QSGREP reports Shonts becomes president of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interborough
Theorore P. Shents
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Covernor Whittian
Coronel Fat J. Riorda
Maing
Mansla
Dutch War Crisis Drives Regarded Plan To Hide Information
The second chamber bill aims to prevent disclosure of government information on the war effort. Prime Minister Wer Lai notes the need to keep military plans secret while war remains balanced. The bill passes 68 to 15 as the Netherlands pauses raw cotton exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan Wer
Netherlands
Kolland
Pulloe
Turks Move Toward Suez Canal in Middle East Invasion
London dispatches report a Pars ish army of 120000 under Diemal Pasha marching on the Suez canal with engagements near Kantara. British forces at the canal brace for invasion as troops and warships are concentrated and civilians evacuate the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bert
Diemal Pasha
Suez Canal
Kantara
Port Said
Canal
Kevat
Three Injured When Two Trains Collide Near Lafayette
At a railroad crossing south of Lafayette Indiana a north bound Wa bash freight crashed into an east bound Big Four local freight. In the collision three men in the Big Four engine cab were seriously injured. The injured are engineer Dan Leonard of Indianapolis fireman K T Nobice of Lafayette and foreman James Miller of Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Dan Leonard
Oriental Street
Indianapolis
K. T. Nobice
James Miller
Funds Fail Building Stoppage Delays Walker Township School
Rushville Indiana January 28 work on the Walker township school building is suspended due to lack of funds. Fifteen thousand dollars are needed to complete the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Ind
Walker Township
Cabinet Session in Rome Addresses Hodeida Incident
Italy's cabinet in Rome holds a sitting on January 28 focusing on key issues including the Hodeida incident and other important questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
Hodeida
Also Mentioned on This Page
House
Senate
U. S
United Press
the Clarke
Representative Harvey
Diana
Cense
Lake County Records
Marion County
Sembly
Hawthorne
Frances Durrenberger
C .A. Durrenberger
Williams
Tal
Chicago Market
Chicago
J. D. Hensley
George Hensley
John Gilmore
James Stafford
Hens Jey
Jesse G. Ray
Thomas Ray
Shanswick
New York City
Thomas S. Stipp
John B. ‘Stipp
South M_ street
George Hays
North R Street
Ataringhutl
Erie School
Shanswick Township
Better Farming Association
Rainbolt’s Grocery
Charles J. Jones
Lawrence County
George Martini
Shoals
Martin Martini
John M.walls
Newman, NL
Ft. Ritner
Mr. Walls
Tiinois
L. S. Sanders
Franklin
City
Blue
Ziba Owens
Ca Saagi
Egypt
Cuez Canal
Big Four
Wabash Collice
Batiwin A
Bordens Ev
Dube i
Hotel Sooke
Filey
Pea
Sur
Atad
Maya
Tee
Maya Sirable
Rvoud
Keese
White
Blanr
E. Mayo
Indianapolis, Indiana
Ris
Delaware Street
HAT Market
Natl- Bank
State Board
Fifteenth Street
Walls & Wales
Real Estate Loans
Hodge & Walin Rid'g
Phous Ao
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!