Indiana Senate Debates Sunday Laws and Women’s Vote
Bills move to repeal the Sunday baseball statute and to censor moving pictures with a three member state commission. The Senate also passes a bill granting women presidential electors with strong speeches supporting suffrage, while labor and local politics polarize around prohibition and film theater enforcement.
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Estes Duncan
Putnam
Montgomery
Senate
Indiana Civic Union
D. B. Johnson
Greencastle
Senator Hagerty
South Bend
Indiana
Sfagerty
House
Erskine
Evansville
Hagerty
Kline
Huntington
Brown
Kiper
Wolfson
Alldredge
James
Indianapolis
Jewett
Indianapolis Church Federation
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