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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1917
Page
2
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Prophesy of Democracy vs Monarchy in World War Era
The article lauds Woodrow Wilson for resisting Wall Street influence and steering U S policy through the Mexican and European crises. It argues that the war is shifting Europe toward republican government while monarchies fall, predicting democracy will triumph. It highlights Wilson as a defender of liberty and peace amid global upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Federal Reserve Banking
United States Treasury
Wall Streets
Charles W. Fairbanks
Mexico
Woodrow
Russia
Kkussia
Wilson Victory Cited After Supreme Court Adamson Ruling
The article lauds President Wilson after the Supreme Court upholds the Adamson eight hour law. It notes Charles Evans Hughes, a former Republican candidate, attacked the law and that his stance is weakened by the ruling. The piece extols Wilson as a great leader likely to be remembered among history’s top presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
Supreme Court
Mr. Hughes
Wilson
Memory of Jacob Roudenbush Born in Vaden Germany in 1844
Jacob Roudenbush born April 15 1844 in Vaden Germany died March 12 1917 at 73 years 11 months 12 days. He came to America at age eight with his parents and settled on a family farm. He married Anna Buchter in 1874 and had nine children six living plus eighteen grandchildren and two siblings. Funeral held at Zoar by Rev Egger with interment nearby. The bereaved family notes a Saturday April 7 gathering offering a chance to win a free sewing machine by J L Rowe & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Roudenbush
Vaden
Germany
America
Anna Buchter
Rena Anderson
Lizzie Conrad
Gusta Roudenbush
John
Frank Roudenbush
Near Crandall
Kathern Thomas
New Albany
German Reformed Church
Zoar
Egger
Indiana Laws Highlight Prohibition and Women's Suffrage
Indiana's 70th General Assembly closed with three landmark measures a state-wide prohibition limited women's suffrage and a call for a constitutional convention. The session also enacted highway laws dissolved state legal counsel posts and numerous local and tax changes shaping state policy and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
General Assembly of
Indiana
Office of Legal Counsel
Public Commission
State Statistician
Senate Bills Passed With Multiple Amendments Listed
A summary of Senate action shows bills approved across topics including Oakland City college official acts, loan company director rules, Gary superior court setup, pleadings wording simplification, beneficiary designation for contestants in wills, temporary school board loans, workers compensation provisions, railroad freight house proximity to schools or churches, limits on county attorneys before county commissioners, designation of Monument Place as Monument Circle, and mortgage expiration provisions. The list notes amendments and specific scopes per bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Oakland City College
Hemphill
Kinder
Gary
Simmons
Boards of School Commissioners
Mercer
Thornton
English
Monument Place
Indianapolis
Monument Circle
Reidelbach
Bills Not Approved by Governor
A list of proposed laws is summarized showing items like road funding from counties to rail stations, school crossing stops, va cation of dilapidated dwellings by health officers, state swamp lands sales for drainage, county library establishment, circuses licenses, consolidation of town and township schools, and library board appointments when towns and townships jointly own a library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGonagle
Hessong
Wright
Randolph
Jinnett
Public Service Commission
Harmon
State Board of Health
David Byers
McClaskey
Congregational Conference of Indiana
National Congregational Societies
Alldredge
Cooper
Jameson
Southard
Cravens
Gentry
Curry
Adams
Governor vetoes several bills in Senate record
The Senate reports multiple vetoed bills: one on releasing mechanics and labor liens if not pursued within a year, another to merge Warrick and Perry Spencer circuits, a third to require petitions by a township vote majority for changing township lines, a fourth legalizing questionable township warrants on school funds, a fifth establishing an additional superior court in Vigo County, all vetoed by Governor McCray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symons
Fifty-third Judicial Circuit
Indiana
Scootard
Lake Michigan
Southard
Harker
McCray
Williams
Warrick County
Perry
Spencer Counties
Mosier
Coggins
Cook
Vigo County
Robertson Declines Land Gift for Agricultural Station
Joint resolutions report that Robertson declines to accept land gifted to the state from the estate of William Bower in Jackson County. The land is deemed unsuitable for an agricultural experiment station and the measure outlines reasons for rejection.
Indorsing Bill to Erect Harrison Monument at North Bend
A concurrent resolution urges passage of a U S senate bill to erect a monument over William Henry Harrison's burial site at North Bend Ohio. It calls for copies to Indiana senators and representatives and certified copies to Illinois Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin governors and state legislatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
William Henry Harrison
North Bend
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Indiana University School of Medicine funding rejected by governor
A proposal to appropriate 350000 dollars for the Indiana University School of Medicine was rejected by the governor amid budget dispute. The move affects expansion plans and state support for medical education in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry
Indiana University School of Medicine
Public Sale Near Laneaville Franklin Township 1917 Auction List
The undersigned will sell at public auction at her residence about three miles southeast of Laneaville in Franklin township on Tuesday April 10 1917 the following personal property including work horses cows hogs machinery wagons tools and household goods. Sale begins 9 A M with lunch on the grounds Terms cash for sums up to 500 and credit nine months on larger amounts with promissory notes and surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laneaville
Franklin Township
Farrow
Mare for Sale Five Year Old Black Mare
Five year old black general purpose mare offered for sale at a reasonable price. Contact Mrs. E. V. McIntosh for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. McIntosh
Notice to Non-Residents in Harrison Circuit Court
In Harrison County Indiana the case Hess vs Miller and Miller pursues foreclosure. Plaintiff by attorney Vogt notifies non resident defendants John Edward Miller and Anna B Miller to appear by May 7 1917 at Corydon Court House to answer or demur otherwise the complaint will be heard in their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Harrison County
Harrison Circuit Court
Frank J. Hess
John Edward Miller
Anna B. Miller
Sam P. Vogt
Anns B. Miller
Corydon
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J. L. Rowe & Sons
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Myers
Kimmel
Montgomery
Durham
Railroad Commission
Miller
Tippecanoe
State Department
Vesey
Houghton
Davis
Lake
Dynes
Amish Mennonite Church
Miltenberger
Scott
State Treasury
Indiana Department
Department
O’leary
Walker
Turner
Miles
Kessler
Guen
Snyder
Lucinda
Fulton County
Bartel
Dilworth
Elkenberry
Woods
McNagny, Dilworth, Walker
Bureau of Legislative Information
Maston
Hirsch
Hudgins
van Auken
Beardsley
State House
Kolsem
Department of Public Parks
Elsner
State Industrial Board
Negley
Senate
Jackson
James A Watson
J.l.rowe & Sons
Corydon, Ind
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