New Albany Key Local Seat in United States Court Plan
Rep Crumpacker reintroduces a bill to split Indiana into five judicial divisions with New Albany as a seat. Other seats listed: Indianapolis Fort Wayne Hammond Evansville. Civil cases move where they arise while criminal trials occur where the judge designates to speed justice.
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Indiana
United States Court
Congress
Crumpacker
New Albany
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Hammod
Evansville
Judiciary Committee
Indiana Republicans name ticket at state convention
James E. Watson and Freemont Goodwine led the Indiana GOP ticket with acclamations for six posts including Fred A. Sims John C. Billheimer Oscar Hadly James Bingham George W Self Lawrence McTurnan J L Peetz Quincy A Myers David Myers. The governor contest required five ballots amid Roosevelt Fairbanks and Indiana senators cheers. The platform urged tariff revision by a November Congress session and backed child labor laws local option county units and Bureau of Mines. Farmers note inflation and panic not matching prices with wheat near one dollar and corn 60 to 65 cents per bushel.
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James E. Watson
Rushville
Freemont Goodwine
Williamsport
Fred A. Sims
Frankfort
John C. Billheimer
Washington
Oscar Hadly
Plainfield
James Bingham
Muncie
Supreme Court
George W. Self
Corydon
Lawrence McTurnan
Anderson
J. L. Peetz
Roome
Quincy A. Myers
Logansport
David Myers
Greensburg
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
United Stes
Indiana
J. Frank Hanly
Congress
Bureau of Mines and Mining
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Tom B. Sonner
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E. G. Boyd
Geo. Balthis
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