House Joins With The Senate In Revisions
The Indiana House aligned with Senate amendments on a wide set of measures. Debate highlighted funding for sheriffs, employment programs for the blind, and education licensing reforms, with leaders arguing the amended bill records the legislature’s stance on accountability and state spending.
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Senate
Fred van Nuys
Andy Ifet
Tate
Stephen 7 Ciwaloe
Eet
Almigh GM
Uue Allen
Guiry Watt
Semeon Jaerepheg
Behalor Harry Ja Geuhe
Indiana
John G. Reidebach
Winamie
Sonat Glan van Aulen
Auburn
Henge
Beniter
Tresit
Portland
Foster
Jeiversruy
Tupleys
Frank Hedley On Grill Over Subway Dangers From Fire
New York Interborough Subway president and general manager Frank Hedley testified before a public utilities commission. He warned the subway system risks deadly fire incidents and called for safety reforms to prevent a recurrence across twenty six miles of outer wires and power systems.
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Frank Hedley
New York
Hele Ile
Interborough
Pblle Agro
Lew
Wats Neverland
Kanedion
Severn
Wledley
Outer Way
Greater
Deaths Move in Fort Wayne Area
Andrew J Ketleberg a life long resident of Fort Wayne died suddenly at his home 2641 Howell Street after a stroke just seven hours after the death of his brother in law. He was a Civil War veteran served in Company T 89th Indiana Infantry and well known Fort Wayne merchant survived by wife and daughter and several brothers. Funeral arrangements at Howell Street home and local church with interment at Lindenwood. An obituary lists several relatives and mentions service at a local church and community ties.
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Battenberg
Andrew J. Ketleberg
Mort Wayne
Howell
Battenhers
Dageriaeyt Wi
Campany T
Indiana
Wayne
Ollenvers
Ong Fisher
Mary
Dane Albion
South Alcute
Dex Velark
Howell Direct
Ken Ch Uh Sifrey Ullickiting
Lan
Demwooil
Nana
Mahe
Agierien
Hes Fyeband
August Hibe
Willisin
August
Mya
P. Gruenest
I Mathind
Miler
Ort Wayne
Alsters
Bred Mock
Alea
Max Murphy
St. Tongptys
Hespita
Marler Moe
St Low ‘Townslip
Parker
Overheated furnace sparks costly blaze at residence
A malfunctioning furnace in a Waka at Bellers West Pitt home ignited a fire shortly before dawn. Authorities say residents were absent, delaying response as flames damaged the interior and utilities. Fire crews contained the blaze with no injuries reported.
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Waka
Beller
West Pitt
Hamaed
Broler
Chas Tetustes
Brace up on a drink of Blue Cast
Saloons and druggists offer Blue Cast as a recommended tonic drink. The shorthand ad promotes its availability and urging patrons to try the product in local establishments.
Rolinson Citadel News Reel One
Misa Vera Tatlopeter returned Moudsy to her school. A week with West Bravivk of Tava. Kath Mose was a doubler in Itawn. Mr. and Mrs. Lewin Campbell hosted guests. A crowd gathered for a village gathering with games and music. Families from nearby areas attended the event and a horse was shown. A local horse and farm matters were noted along with attendance at a gathering from this place.
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Rolinson Citadel
Ind
Misa Vera
Tatlopeter
Moudsy
Aias Trth Tuatkel
West Bravivk
Tava
Kath Mose
Itawn
Moudtel
Lafayette
Meslin Jenuerson
Aire
Aire GW
Henderson
Lewin Campbell
Thad Bleinbcker
Bleinbacher
Hes
Breinbacher
Monkel
Tookel
Tanily
Pant
Geo
Herbert Isat
Fria
Atul
Aint
Reni
Local Names and Harbors Highlight Weekend Socials
Mr. Charles Moody spent Afosday in Port Wayne, and Mr. Hamilton Hellopeter visited Jake Pope on Monday. Misty Yoni called in Fort Wayne on Monday, with Harry Vellingar at a Grabbl listing Thursday. Advertisement for Scherex hygienic bran bread, price and phone 1998.
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Charles Moody
Port Wayne
Mr. Hamilton Hellopeter
Jake Pope
Misty Yoni Wese
Fort ‘Wayne
Harry Vellingar
Rnk
Scherex
Will Argue for City and Country Life
Tomorrow night the Sandpoint Civic Discussion Club will debate the resolution that country life is more conducive to happiness than city life. Marcus Connett and Grant Grahma chair the event with a list of affirmative speakers led by EA Girard and Grayston Fenland Vidwant Gill Morton Trick and Joseph Newton on the negative. The pancanna musto will be furnished by the Fapshire orchestra.
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de- Tata
Sandpoint Civic Discussion Club
Marcus Connett
Grant Grahma
Iendera
EA. Girard
Grayston Fenland Vidwant Gill
Morton Trick
Joseph Newton
Mr. Petry
A. Girard
Fapshire Orchestra
Ford Moving Pictures at East Greighton Avenue Main Street
Ford plans to show factory views and industrial scenes featuring Oscar Wobrasie era works. The event promises a gold jury prize thrown every minute and a blend of moving pictures tied to national productions, with emphasis on local streets and modern industrial themes.
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Oscar Wobrasie
Greighton
Alryet
Ford Factory
Wrhtay
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