End of legislative session brings flexing amendments
The final days of the legislative session featured heated debate over appropriations and numerous amendments mainly proposed by Kart Crawford. Key issues included cutting governor's funds, a two year appropriation for highway costs, and questions about state versus local control of contracts and education funding. The Senate and House debated Re-Apportionment and tax bills and prepared for joint conferences. most remaining work centers on passing or delaying bills as sessions wind down.
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C. Schlegra
Kart Crawford
Mmmne
Akane
Pordue
Crawford
Seale
Dre
Wirt
Gary
Statenil
State Board of Extocation
State Board of Avcomata
Mare Board of Education
George Ute
Loathers
Indiana
van Buren High Gebaol
Beant
Murrleon
Lewis
Lewis Town
Duveld Bandit
Tee House
Senate
Core
Bria ge Licenser Names in Incomplete List
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals including Arthur Floyd Mraz Aldabelle Peore and Helen Shepherd with scattered numbers 22 25 and terms like mime fil pF. Missing clear event context or actions. cannot determine a full incident or outcome.
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Arthur Floyd
Mraz
Aldabelle Peore
Mame
D Brown
Mowenqua
Fil
Je Rath
Mime
Smith
Hrasit
Helen’ Shepherd
Brasil
Treva
Observance Plans for B P W Week Highlighted
The article outlines plans by the National Federation of Business and Professional Women to observe Women’s Week in March. It notes the federation’s size, notable members, nonpartisan stance, and commitments to health, education, research, scholarships, and international exposure through tours. It also mentions Johnathan Thomas, a veteran mine inspector, recovering at his home on Hust Logan Street.
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National Federation of
Busines
Yale States
Alaska
Hawtton
Laux
United
Merhert
Wiles
Stern
Nary Ehoot
Morgner
Jmige
Florence E Allen
Vals
Dodge Nellie Tayloette
Xevernom
Mix. Hertha
K. Landes
Mary Alderman
Karens
Department of Lather
Lilien A. Gdbeeth
United State
Botem Edacsthon Standerda
Federation
United States
Lepalve
Bianme
Netlangs Federation
Besimees
University of Michigan
Varee
Tsi
Tu‘iure
Federa
American Women’ Organization
Aml Hute
Johnathan Thomas
Hust Logan Street
Carter sues Daithor for four thousand in Terre Mute court
Hla M. Carter files suit in Clay heart court Wednesday against Er teed Daithor for 4000 damages over alleged incorrect possession of 200 acres in Tewls tnwaadly. Plaintiff claims lack of proper ownership, with Ronmunk & Plater and Frank ewley of Terre Mute representing the plaintiff.
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Hla M. Carter
Clayheart Court
Erteed Daithor
Tewls
Twente
Ronmunk & Plater
Ewley
Che Philovit
Traction Company Worker Killed by Fall
George Tarygett, age unknown, of Terre Haute based Traction & Exchange Company, died after being struck by a falling pole while repairing lines. The accident occurred before 4 pm near Jackson Street. He died en route to county hospital from a ruptured liver. Funeral services were held at Epworth Church with burial at Clearview Cemetery.
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George Tarygett
Emed Jackson | Mint
Terre Haute
Indiicards & Exxtery ‘Traction Company
Targett
Taeget
Groga
Sergett
Hspital
PL HL Veach
Parpett
Lattle
Housmary
Thoms Turgett
Kinst
Brasil
Mra Leo Bhebe
Mre
Harry Hargett
Misa Alfreds
Gwar Targett
Terre Haum
Maurier Target
Lewis
Ind
Jamew Emidobn Target
Lawaan& Ton
Caperal
Ceut Jackson Street
Clearview Cemetery
Injured by Auto on Aligi From Bus
Mrs. Lester McClelland of Harmony was seriously injured when struck by an Indianapolis car driven by Daniel Yaser as she alighted from a bus near Harmony. She was tossed across the street and taken to Clay County Hospital with a possible compound fracture and multiple injuries.
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Lester McClelland
Harmony
Daniel Yaser
Ignapolis
Saleeman
McMelland
Rio Acrom
Local Boy Becomes Editorial Elf at Mt Whit Observer
Thomas A. Henderson son of Harley Henderson of this city recently joined the editorial staff of the Mt Whit ory Observer Lone Pine California as noted in the February 21 issue. Henderson was prominent in athletics during his high school days.
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Thomas A. Henderson
Harley Henderson
Amine ‘Eal
Mt. Whitory Observer
Lone Fine
California
Observer
Young Henderson
State aid inspector visits county on Wednesday
State aid inspector Harry Kirk examined the county Wednesday in the company of Superintendent of Schools J. Pied Metallouzh amid the air of a formal audit.
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Stete Aid Adlitor
Harry Kirk Wie Lim
County Wednesday
Ilih Mo
My Superingendent of
Rebeokk J. Pied Metallouzh
County Board Lets Road Contract and Approves Paving Bids
The County Board of Commissioners held sessions this week approving multiple contracts. They awarded the Emma Xlele road in Lewit Township to the lowest bidder among five, and the White Bridge project to Pikes and Cooprider. Viewers were named for paving projects on South Calabass and South Harrison streets, and for the Waller Knee Janior road in Jackson Township. Contracts for county poor farm supplies and the Orphans Home were awarded to local firms. The board addressed exhausted poor relief funds prompting an extra session. Mrs. L Huddle of Kanawha Pulls and her niece Mrs. Yeo visited the city amid discussions of relief programs.
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County Board of Compresioners
Snemi
Tuewtiy and
Wednewlay
Lewit Township
Wantenanty
Youlnsunt
Wit Pao
Aieene
Dsene Skelean
Lowest
White Bridge
Gay Gry
Pikes
Cooprider
Klein Road
Wein Reed
Frye
Green
Meieke
Dieover
Jobo Reomosk
Jere Killmer
Chas, Schagnecker Bryon Meyer
Bammgaridner & McCattoust
Pee de Competder
Jawer Q
Adame
South Calabarss
South Harrison
Holla Barnhart
Debe Williams
Waller Knee Janior Road
Jackson Township
Stearleyville
Henry Fisher
Kalgar Latalle
Vappiles
Comity
Moser
Auto Thieves Take Ford Coupe From Terre Haute Man
A Terre Haute truck driver, Joe Turner, reported his Ford coupe stolen in front of his home last Saturday night by two men who fled in the car and caused a wreck. The wreck left one injured and the assailants fled, with investigators unsure of the victims’ identities and Turner’s status amid insurance coverage. police were alerted and the car later found damaged.
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Turner
Coe Hows
Fidley
Harmony
Tome
Gorve
Ald
New Court Cases Feature Divorces and Receivership Names
A string of new court cases lists Dewile Higzging and Addis G Mig gins for divorce with Charles I Hunt as plaintiff’s attorney. Extelia Holiday versus Lawrence Mag ley and Ard G Schumachwaser involves a receiver for Most Bhoe store. Several filings name firms Hawley Ban tank Fisher and Sivchey Baumunk Pleber. Other actions include Mila Met’arter v Ernest Lather seeking vexation damages and John W Crowe v Walter Bond with noted attorneys.
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Dewile Higzging
Addis
G. Miggins
Charles I. Hunt
Extelia Holiday
Lawrence
Magley and
Ard
G. Schumachwaser
Pera
I. (. Craig
Plaintim
Chick Realty Company, Incorporated
Charles A
Iltman
Posession
Rawley
Wanmuskami
Fisher
The
Palotis
Mila Met‘arter
Ernest Lather
Posvexelon
Damages
Hawley, Bantank & Fisher
Dorothy France
Willard Thomes Frane
Atyorce
Sivchey
Baumunk & Pleber
Attornes
Eaward Juckeon
Grover C. Utter
William
Utter
Craig
Pluinout
Okarten Hauieriman
Willis Knapp
Orvis
Quiutin
John W. Crowe
Walter
Bond
Sowie
Alinkard
Plainly
Weather quirks forecast as March ends with varied winds
The report notes a cold northwest wind and a noticeable drop in temperature on Tuesday. It describes March ending with both balmy breezes and rough weather patterns, reflecting unsettled spring conditions.
Farm Bureau Head Appeals to Legislators on Tax Reform
Farm Bureau head Taylor calls on state lawmakers to oppose new taxes and back fair tax reform. He warns farmers and property owners would bear most of the burden, noting many oppose levies that shift one third of water taxes and a tenth of income taxes. The open letter urges urgent action as March 8 nears and farm bureaus across the state mobilize to press for relief.
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Legk Taylor
Tix Ant Legis
Otice Denartreet
Dhe
Ficiliane
Pam
Hurt
Mom ‘Tay
Itnera
Ansemhity
Tarve Durer
Ucc
Taylor Eal
Co Sheep Growers Plan Wednesday Meetings in Clay County
County Agent Ropes announced two Wednesday meetings for sheep growers in Clay County with University of Purdue expert Amode Harper. Morning sessions at Henry Koblesburg and Arthur Meyers farms cover lamb handling and general husbandry, followed by afternoon talks at Dr. T. A. Walsh and Archer Mesers farms explaining sheep care and January lambs.
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Abeep
Clay Quanty
Ropes
Clay County
Janton Lane Club
Rosce
Amode Harper
Purdoe University
Clay
Henry Koblesburg
Washington Township
Arthur Meyers
T. A. Walsh
Dick Johnson Township
Mohlenberg
Archer Mesers
Myers
Hospital News Mixed Admissions and Dismissals
Mrs Martha Early of East Krema divests new activities to the hospital Monday morning. Mrs Gall Hanck and baby of Mast Jacknen street were discharged from the hospital Monday morning. Mr Milton Kiddell of North Columbia street admitted Tuesday afternoon and underwent two major operations Wednesday afternoon. Billy Lynch of North Sherman street Sea admitted to the hospital Monday evening. Mrs Leota McClelland of Harmony, an accident case, admitted Monday evening. John Eiward Muncie of South Mayt Alan street, an accident case, returned.
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Martha Early
East Krema
Gall Hanck
Mast Jacknen Street
Milton Kiddell
North Columbia Street
Billy Lynch
North Sherman Street
Leota McClelland
Harmony
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National Organization
Aligi
AWD
L. Huddle
Kanawha Pulls
Virginia
Thia City
Farm Bureau Head
Hospital News
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