Semlontally Pay Bill Passes Senate and Utilities Probed
In Indianapolis on Jan 31 the senate passed the semi monthly pay bill for all employes led by Senator Stezenburg with only three votes against Commons Hunt and G C Wood. The public utility franchise publication requirement won unanimous support in the senate while the house introduced the administration utility measure. A separate measure on grade crossing separation, backed by Senator Hauck and approved reportedly by the Indiana railroad commission, requests railroads to fund part of crossing modifications with counties bearing the rest.
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G. C. Wood
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Hauck
Indiana Railroad Commission
Sion
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Fleming and Shumaker Discuss Utilities Bill Amendment
Indianapolis scene as Senator Fleming and Rev B S Shumaker of the Indiana Anti-Saloon League meet in the senate chamber for a frank talk. Shumaker shares details on a interstate stamping bill targeting liquor and notes brewer opposition, prompting Fleming to request a copy for review.
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Ind
Janal
Fleming
Fort Wayne
B.S. Shumaker
Indiana
United States’ Congress
Mr. Shumaker
Senator Fleming
Cata
Grace— Cully
Senate Defeats Amendment To Extend Presidency
The Senate rejected all attempts to amend the Works single six year term proposal today. A final vote on the constitutional amendment was expected tomorrow as leaders mobilized votes to defeat it. The measure would set a six year single term for the president and could allow reelection under certain conditions. Strong opposition centered on direct presidential term limits and succession rules.
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Tun
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Six New Indictments for Arson Reported in Keqvy Fork
Six new indictments for arson were returned in the RT and Jury War investigation at Keqvy Fork. One defendant pleaded guilty as the probe expands, detailing confessions by Tsidor Stern and others tied to Sing Sing and a broader conspiracy. Authorities identify charged participants including Lathan Kielnterg and Robert Rudin, with pledges to testify.
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Sing Sing
Tie
Georges Iinitz Ani
Robert Tt. Rudin
Adfisiirs
Dr Bliss Seeks Extra Two Thousand a Day in Committees
Indianapolis January 31 representatives from the Indiana Girls' school and two benevolent institutions urged the joint senate finance and ways and means committees for appropriations beyond committee recommendations. Dr George Billys urged $10,000 for Fort Wayne main building repairs, plumbing and wiring. the committee allowed $4,000. Mrs John W Kern pressed for two cottages at the girls reformatory costing $40,000 to separate older inmates. Dr Kenosha Seswlong argued for two annexes and possible third admission changes. Mrs Lew G Eningham urged proper reform of vicious trickles and discharge rules. The board favored a law allowing discharge at age twenty, not twenty-one. Dr E P Bueno criticized the boilers and supported the committee’s cautious stance. Ephraim Inman asked for two new cottages at $52,000 and restoration of $90,000 for driveways. Other requests totaled $42,000. A “Lag Rolling” bill delay surfaced as Representative Weinman criticized lax telling in the legislature and lobbyist influence. The session paused while Fleming indicated continued debate.
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Dommiltien
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Haalno
Inmin
Weinman
Green County
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General Assembly
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TKR
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Lay County
Sworn Statement of Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Circulation
Sworn statement logs daily circulation for January 1913 with totals and averages. Publication, by The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, lists 1913 dates and a monthly average of 24 757. December average 24 678. Notary public witness Moynihan signs.
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Fort Wayne Journal- Gazette
Port Wayne Journal-Gazette
Trmal
TUE Journal Gazette Co, Publishers
Weather forecast for Washington region trends 31 January
Forerast fer Satueay aml Aumaars ndiama Fair wn colder Saturday Runs Gay clots possibly noe. Temperatures fair moderates with northwest winds. North portion expects strong gusts and cooling near the coast. Weekend outlook shows mild Sunday with midweek pattern shifting toward fair conditions inland.
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Inaugural Parade Creates Military Escort for VP
Washington January 4. For the first time a vice president will be attended by a military escort at the inauguration on March 4. Governor Wilson proposed Major General Wood as grand marshal, directing Culver cadets to serve as escort for the vice president throughout ceremonies.
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Military Academy
Ind
Severe Snowstorm Hits Northern Germany
A violent snowstorm sweeps across northern Germany causing travel delays and minor accidents. A group of eight passenger cars formed a convoy near Oppeladorf in Silesia, with one car burned but no injuries. In Flensburg the Garmin cruiser Augsburg went ashore but was later reported without damage.
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Shan
Germany
Troms
Ijyes
Infant Drowns After Falling Into Bath Tub
Washington Tennessee infant Son of Mr and Mrs O O Tevelle fell into a tub at Water Wseaide while playing today. The child was pulled out unconscious and pronounced dead on arrival at home. Authorities investigate the mishap as a tragic accident.
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Washington, Tn
Lewis Levelle
Ant
Tevelle
Tit
Risody
Woman Dies After Quarrel With Neighbor in Nonlesville
In Nonlesville on June 31 Mrs. Newton Fawcett died after collapsing during a quarrel with a neighbor. The attending physician attributed the death to anaplexy triggered by the excitement of the confrontation.
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Nonlesville
Newton Fawcett
McGraw to Write Series of Baseball Articles for Journal-Gazette
John J. McGraw, famed New York Giants manager, will author a week of articles for the Journal-Gazette. The pieces will recount his early days, rise with the Giants, and insights from the American and National leagues. The series begins Sunday February 8 with a weekly McGraw story.
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Heo
Hla Minar
Allies Bluffing Over Turkish Demands at Peace Talks
Report from London indicates Allies skeptical as negotiations stall. Turkish debt dispute fuels tension as delegates prepare to depart, while Turkish leaders demand larger concessions to resume talks. Dr Panett cites concern over Italian population pressures and Bulgar ian anxieties about Young Turk influence at home. Continued coverage on Page 10.
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Turkey
Panett
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Burspe
Castro freed on bail after brief confinement in New York
Venezuelas General Cipriano Castro, visiting New York, was released on bail after a week of confinement at Ellia Tlund. He rode to an uptown hotel in a fur coat and asked for privacy, expressing hope for justice from an American judge.
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Department of Scomamages Arid Iivor
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Well, Who Wouldn't Law Renuriep Tag
Fragmentary OCR text from Maryland dated January shows garbled lines about witty exchanges and a dollop of unclear events. No coherent person, place, or action is readable enough to summarize distinctly.
Indiana judge blasts jail conditions and calls for action
Judge James A. Collins of the Indianapolis municipal court told the Associated Charities meeting that Indiana neglects inmate welfare. He cited Allen county jail and city police station conditions, toured local facilities, and urged officials to improve jails, compare to better county services, and push reforms. He also commented on humane care at an Evansville asylum farm and urged the state to do more for inmates and the mentally ill.
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James A. Collins
Indianapolis
Associated Charities
Allen County
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Birmingham
Ala
Evaneylle
Stile Asylum
Ts Hogsee
Colummy
Children 7 to 14 Must Attend School In Indianapolis
An opinion by Attorney General Honan today holds that children aged seven to fourteen must attend school. Superintendent Greathouse requested interpretation of compulsory schooling, and the ruling states children may not be removed from school upon reaching fourteen to finish the fourteenth year. The decision also clarifies child labor law, permitting work only after age fifteen.
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Tau
Gineral Honan
Greathouse
Fendange
KLEMM HERE TO FACE TRIAL SAYS HE IS INNOCENT
Klemm proclaims innocence amid criminal charges and denounces perceived persecutors. He claims lack of knowledge of Dr J W McCausland and asserts authorities seek to seize his property. Extradition papers required from Indiana to Florida before return to Fort Wayne for trial.
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Klemm
Jages Terminals for Freight on the Great Lakes
Washington January 9 1. A recommendation to provide terminal treats for handling of package freight at Great Lakes ports was presented to theHouse Merchant Marine Committee today by Julius H Barnes Du With Minn grain exporter Mr Barnes said lake rates were high and dominated by rail carriers New York Central Pennsylvania and other lines control steamers railroads own or control most ships while payments are improving shipments of ores coal and grain have reduced rates. Barnes warned intermodal rates remain higher than rail and roads keep them up.
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Inkea
Barnes, & du With
Minn
Barnes
Ine
Rarnes
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Gennd
Tehigh
Minneapolis
Explanation of New Road Bills by Senator Fleming
In Indianapolis a new road bill authorizes a five member state board chosen by the governor to oversee automobile tax funds. Members include Purdue faculty, a representative from Indiana road groups, and a civil engineer as secretary. The board will study highway needs, publish information, hold meetings, and report annually to the General Assembly with plans for future legislation. Salaries and expenses are funded from the automobile license fund. annual meetings occur in Indianapolis and other cities.
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Fleming
Purdue Unniversity
Indian Township Trustees
Indiana Asociation of Canty Commissioners
Indiana Good Roads Association
Dante
Seereinyys
Xeermary
Pickle
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Wister Rottetia
Kaler
Elks Plan Lafayette Convention This Year
The Elks schedule a meeting at Lafayette this year with events tied to the Repeement Pro tectivd dirder of RIKS, reflecting the annual convention.
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ELKS
Lafayette
Riks
Sullivan Lawyer Sentenced to Penitentiary
An Indiana lawyer named Sullivan received a long prison term, reported as 214 years, with the manservant mentioned in court records. The article notes the sentence being carried out in the state penitentiary and details surrounding the case are scattered across the readable text.
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