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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1923
Page
2
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Indiana report outlines Republican lawmakers facing scrutiny over promised budget cuts and reforms. Governor McCray faces pressure on the State Reformatory funding, with printers rushing to comply as a legislative push seeks contracts and site access. Public service issues and a bill to loosen utility regulation draw debate among lawmakers and mayors.
Governor McCray’s budget message accompanies House actions on a $16 million state government appropriations bill for the two years ending 1925. The plan includes conflicts with the budget department over the probation and paroled reform, and proposed additions for Butlerville colony houses and Pendleton reform school. The session also addresses veterans’ bonuses, hotel inspections, surface soil reclamation, Memorial Day laws, boxing regulation, censorship, poll taxes, and road funding. The Senate moves on oil inspection, right to work, and stricter penalties for prohibition violations. Aerial travel aims to cut global circumnavigation from sixty days to 408 hours.
Ft Wayne speaker J Tiosey argues the public service commission was made to regulate private utilities not municipal ones. Representative Jones criticizes the commission for favoring monopolies and urges more competition through city operated plants if voters approve. He notes utilities have broken city contracts and surrendered franchises under state oversight.
The National House of Representatives passed a resolution on January 23 proposing a constitutional amendment to ban tax exempt government securities. The vote was 228 to 101 and the measure moves to the Senate with uncertain prospects. If adopted, interest might rise on government securities but local and state taxpayers could gain as holders would pay taxes. Ratification would require three quarters of state legislatures after Senate approval.
The article reviews President Wilsons 1919 plea to Senator Lodge to appoint a US representative to the Reparations Commission and notes the later Lodge reservation. It criticizes the Republican party for isolationist delay and portrays current policy as lacking, timid, and perversely opposed to bold action in Europe.
The piece cites Arthur Brisbane and Senator Capper to claim farmers lost ground under Republican rule. It notes 1919 corn worth 1.50 per bushel could buy five gallons of gasoline, while 1921 price drops follow, coal costs rise, and miners face injunctions. It argues farmers face deliberate policy harms and political pressure to vote Republican despite losses.
In a heated exchange, the Cannelton Telephone claims to be the only known Democratic paper in Perry county while the Dale Reporter and Huntingburg Signal argue about what defines a Democratic paper. They debate party alignment, Harding policy, and taxation that supposedly biases wealth.
The Star Car features a high radiator true stream line body long low profile and semi elastic springs with a rear gasoline tank creating the illusion of a more expensive vehicle. See the Star and ride before you buy at Saffer and Kirkham Sales Corp Durant and Star Dealers for Harrisomo County. All Burmese girls wear ear plugs and cannot enter society without them.
Creditors of George W Applegate Grace D Applegate Benjamin B Applegate Nell G Applegate Wilson E Cook and Elizabeth A Cook are notified that after March 16 1923 this trust company as trustee will dispose of property and distribute proceeds. Present claims by notes or itemized verified statements by March 31 1923. New Albany Trust Company trustee Pearl at Main Streets New Albany Indiana.
A 45 acre farm three miles south west of Elizabeth near Pike offers level land with 245 acres rye and 75 bushels of corn plus wheat oats hay and livestock. Includes house barn wagon shed two horses four Jersey cows sow litter and chickens. Four room house and 120 by 40 f t barn with animal sheds priced at 2800. Possession immediate. OLD CAPITAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
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