Second Session Ends in Failure in Indiana Tax Debates
Indiana faced a protracted stalemate in the second Goodrich–McCray era special session after nineteen days. Governor Goodrich and party leaders pressured lawmakers, ending with adjournment amid caucuses and contested tax measures including Johnson home rule and Kiper-Tuthill bills. The session spent about $1.5 million, with criticism over management, while tax reform outcomes remained unresolved and war memorial bills stalled.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Goodrich
Warren T. McCray
Republican State Organization
James Nejdi
Lake County
Senate
Crawfordsville
McCray
New
B. M. Wasmuth
Seventy-first Assembly
Otto L. Krauss
Johnson
Repubican
State Supreme Court
House
Edward P. Elsner
Seymour
Democrats to Ride Special Train to Dayton
A special train carrying Indiana Democrats will depart Saturday at 8 AM from Indianapolis to Dayton Ohio to attend Governor Cox notification events. Organized by the Indiana Democratic Club, hundreds have reserved seats and meals will be served aboard. A band will accompany the delegation.
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Dayton
Indianapolis
Ind
James M. Cox
Bomines
Indiana Democratic Club
Ohio
Gait Varieties Across Species
The passage catalogs how various animals move, from horse and cow to birds and small mammals. It notes cheerful steady gaits in horses, uncertain lagging movement in cows, dainty steps by red footed pigeons, stately herons, and dogs and cats with careful steps, ending with rodents reclaiming and prowling.
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Aes
Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Wedding Note Ties Families
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt wife of the Democratic nominee was a first cousin to the late Theodore Roosevelt Her husband was fourth cousin to T R At the wedding of the two in 1906 Teddy then indent gave the bride aways Roosevelts have five children.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
T. R
Teddy
Roosevelts
Inside bathing with hot water and limestone phosphate
Readers are urged to drink a glass of real hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush poisons from the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. The ad promises cleansing purification and renewed vitality for those plagued by constipation biliousness headaches and sour stomachs.
Sage Tea Formula Promises Darker Hair
An old time preparation combines sage tea with sulphur and Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound, sold in drugstores. Apply with a soft brush strand by strand. after a few uses gray or faded hair darkens to a softer, lustrous shade. The ad urges its cosmetic benefits and notes no medical claims.
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Traume
Wyeth
Gossip and local notes from Dubois County
Our correspondents report on pre war store sales at Bartleys and a smallpox quarantine at the Tempel home. mules sold for 525 dollars, land offered 154 acres at 75 dollars per acre, farm trades and posterns for a St Henry picnic, and local meetings and county fair attendance headlines.
Daunhauer’s Ice Cream Event At Senninger’s Hall
Keep Kool by trying Daunhauer’s ice cream in all flavors as the Giants host a program at Senninger’s hall Tuesday night August 10 with the Victory Orchestra providing music. Rudolph Meyer and Dr. G A McLane swap houses this week as they relocate to newly occupied buildings. Former Indiana governor J Frank Hauly was killed when a Pennsylvania freight train struck his car between Dennison and Kilgore Ohio on Sunday.
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Giants
Senninger’s Hall
Victory Orchestra
J. Frank Hauly
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Dennison
Kilgore
Ohio
Southern Time Card Opens With July 25 1880 Schedule
Southern Time Card effective Sunday July 25 1880 shows Train East arrives 3:45 am and Train 12 West 4:3 am with connections at Huntingburg for train No 38 serving local points between Huntingburg and Louisville. N A Jochem agent at Johnaburg Indiana.
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Huntingburg
Louisville
N. A. Jochem
Johnaburg
Ind
Personal items from Cincinnati to Jasper district visitors
George Ely of Cincinnati visited a dear friend here last week. Andy Jochim of Mariah Hill paid a friendly call while in town last Saturday. Jacob Wagner of St. Louis, employed by the Pullman Car Co., is visiting relatives this week. Jake Bartley was at Jasper last Sunday. Democratic committee members attended a Jasper meeting Tuesday. John Bartley and family visited Math Buechler near Bretzville. Buechler lost a valuable horse that day. Paul Schmetzki of Jasper spent last Friday in town digging potatoes. Chryst Beyke and family spent last Sunday in town.
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Andy Jochim
Mariah Hill
Jacob Wagner
St. Louis
Mr. Wagner
The
Pullman Car Co
John Bartley
Math Buechler and
Bretzville
Buechler
John
Paul Schmetzki
Jasper
Chryst Beyke
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Academy of Tt Immaculate Conception
Ferdinand, Indiana
Sisters of St. Benedict
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Academy of the Immaculate Conception
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Jamsay
Wattie
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Philip Horny
George Denning
Harry Kippenbrook
Herman Reckelhoff
Albert Tempel
Albert
St. Meinrad Tigers
Tell City A Stars
Frank Begle
Ed Haug
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St. Meinrad
Jos. F
St. Henry
Farmers Organization
Dubois County
Ferdinand Township
Dubois Country Fair
Max Kiveh
Sa Ee Ae Madson
Eagle “Mikado
General Ee - Eagle Pencil Company
New York
Daunhauer
Rudolph Meyer
George Ely
Cincinnati
Jake Bartley
John Heilers
Joe Eversmann
Nick Sennager
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Emo, Timmemann
Hattie Muller
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