Indiana and national news from January dispatches
Reports from Indiana and national scenes include judge postings to the U S Supreme Court a major Tennessee liquor law expansion and a new Masonic hall dedication in Salem Ind. Also notes on farm movements in Illinois a Frisco derailment a Paoli fish net hoop company launch and a Taft era political cast across multiple states.
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W. R. Day
Canton
United States Supreme Court
Senate
Brownstown
Ind
Charles Owens
Hamilton Township
South
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee Senate
Tennessee
Greenfield
Salem
Dunbar
New Albany
Terre, Haute
Terre Haute Trotting Association
W. P. Ijams
Charles Duffin
Frank McKeen
Chicago
Broadlands
Champaign County
Ill
Breadlands
Indiana House Debates Reformatory Bill Amid Court of Public Opinion
Indiana House of Representatives discusses the Jeffersonville Reformatory bill with supporters predicting passage tomorrow amid claims it aims to oust current prison officers and block investigations. Senate passes a Coliseum bill and voting machine issue may go to a statewide vote. lectures announced at First Baptist Church on Bismarck and Gladstone.
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Tennessee House of Representatives
Frazier
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
Purdue University
Pentine
Indianapolis
Idianapolis
Indiana House of Representatives
General Assembly
Jeffersonlle
House
Durbin
Reformatory
Senate
Matson
Mothers Meeting Shows Home Influence On Child Character
A January Mothers Meeting discussion urged devoted parental effort to mold children's character, stressing home life shaping taste and noting the role of libraries and literature. It warned against obscene material and cited postal penalties, while reporting local land sale and Seymour city tax antics.
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W. A. Webb
Seymour
Washington Herald
Liquor Law Debate Shapes Indiana Measures
Friends of Representative Conaway back a measure to end the blanket remonstrance while a Senate path remains uncertain. If defeated, two new bills target licensing with aims like a Massachusetts limit of 1000 inhabitants and a minimum $1000 annual fee, plus a Pennsylvania style regime giving party machines control of licenses.
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Conaway
Senate
House
Kittinger
Madison County
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Republican State Committee
Indiana
Homeseekers Excursions First Third Tuesdays Fare
One fare plus two dollars for the round trip on the first and third Tuesdays of each month to points in the South and West. Call ticket agents for rates and further information. H P Rapiey, G A
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H. P. Rapiey
G. A
Vandalia Line Seeks Inquiries on Rates Timetables
The Vandalia Line invites inquiries about rates and train times. Parties should write D. B. Steeg, Traveling Passenger Agent, Terre Haute, Indiana, for prompt attention through the line or connecting lines and excursions.
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Vandalia
D. B. Steeg
Terre Haute
Ind
Thomas Donabue
W. Ry. Bedford
Indiana
Fraudulent Butter Separator Scheme Bites Local Men
A smooth talking man named O Mullis rented at Stone City Hotel with Landlord James Rippey and pitched Butter Separator churns. He recruited about twenty men to invest 15 dollars and $50 a month, but fled after securing deposits. several investors suspect a scam and fear legal trouble as Mullis disappeared after leaving Medora for Seymour.
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Stone City
James L. Rippey
O. Mullis
Medora
Seymour
Landlord -Rippey
Mullis
Christian Endeavor Social and Meetings Note
The Christian Endeavor group reports a January 30 Friday social at the church parlor. Mrs. Nellie Brown led last Sunday’s inspiring meeting. A January 27 late evening business session will review the month’s work and outline next month’s tasks with all Endeavor members urged to attend.
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Nellie Brown
Foo Chow Girls’ College
Paul
Isaiah
Consalus
Grace Brown
Epworth League
M. E. Church
E. Richard Edwards
C. E
M Street
Examinations and Exemptions At Local High Schools
Final exams are planned with two forty minute periods for each subject. Exemptions were granted in Senior Solid Geometry and Plane Geometry sections for Monday and Wednesday exams. Washington High enrolls 147 students and mourns the death of former student Miss Jessie Lemon, a Stetson University attendee, deeply affecting the T B H group and school community.
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New Albany
Mitchell
Ethel Fields
Mae Brooking
Grace Culhan
Ella Whiting
Will Walls
Tilford Brown
Misses Lena Campbell
Lola Stphenson
Messrs
Voris Norton
John Kline
Mable Hunter
Opal Little
Ethel Deckard
Leonsa Gratzer
Roberta Noe
Lee Bailey
Washington High School
Southern Indiana Association
Jessie Lemon
Stetson University
Florida
Local Notes From Bartlettsville Disease and Visits
Bartlettsville reports widespread colds and grip with Mrs. Sarah Gillock listed as having lung fever attended by Dr. Woolery of Heltonsville. Several locals, including Smith Lowder and wife, remain ill as neighbors share visits and travel plans to Bedford and Chicago via the Southern Indians Ry.
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Sarah Gillock
Woolery
Heltonsville
Smith Lowder
Ornadelle Adamson
Nettie
Jela Heltonburg
Das. Owen
Dutch Ridge
Bedford
Luzator
Smithville
Ebettsville
Church of Christ
Cleveland Heltonburg
Sammie
Tola Ray
Chicago
Southern Indians
Roseman
Three Trains Daily to Four Cities via Southern Indiana
South ern Indiana Railway announces three daily trains to Indianapolis Louisville Chicago and St Louis. Depart Bedford 8 13 A M with arrivals 11 30 A M 2 00 P M 12 24 P M and 8 23 P M 7 21 P M for Louisville and northbound service listed with times.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Southern Indiana Railway
Bedford
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