Indiana bill would raise city official salaries statewide
A house measure to lift salaries for city officials in second and third class municipalities sets mayoral pay at 5000 per year with possible rises to 7500 by ordinance. Salaries for controllers clerks engineers and attorneys across several classes are detailed with maximum figures and county auditor and treasurer provisions. Senate action favored Evansville College incorporation and a broad legislative program followed, including bills on voter registration amendments and open primary law discussions.
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FT. Wayne
Fort Wayne
Ph Daily
Alleh County
Bard
Public Fworks
Board of Works
Poard
Public Safety
Board of Safety
Coupeimen
Connoler
Board of Public Safety
Somuilma
Rath
Paoli
Indiana
Als
Snither
Arovider
Jamies
Ore State Board of Medical Examiners
Bearfsley
Urge Creation of an Economic Council Proposal
A plan proposes forming an Economic Council composed of a business man and representatives from Tabor agriculture and leading economists to advise the president on legislation. It argues such a council would provide disinterested, informed judgments beyond Congress and counterbalance special interests influencing political outcomes.
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Tabor
Agriculture
Ute
Congress
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Thas
Couneil
Washington
Wnions
Agneulthrat
Congrosa
Failare
Reporter Hones In On YWCA Rooming House List
A journalist, while searching the YWCA rooming house list, interviews staff and residents in downtown rooms seeking a person named Miss Jackson Mae Deen. The scene includes door inquiries, evasive replies, and yields several potential addresses as staff guide the reporter toward available rooms and local contacts.
President encouraged to use broad advisor input for policy
A historical discussion notes that the president should receive full, unfiltered advice from a representative, disinterested advisor body spanning American business, labor, and agriculture. It argues against publishing every opinion to avoid embarrassing members and emphasizes independent judgment in policy formation.
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Limpo
Southern Indiana May Lose Member in House Seat Shifts
A congressman contends Southern Indiana faces loss of a House seat as a reapportionment plan moves through debate. Key remarks by Representatives Milcham and Longsworth trigger points of order amid battles over redistricting and shifts in seats among states including California Michigan Ohio and Texas. The Harbour amendment to redraw districts in eleven losing states fails, with the final plan leaving states to adjust under long-standing law.
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Sheridan
Milcham
Masacchusetts
Longsworth
Olio
Representative Harbour
Miggours
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Mississippi
Nebraska
Rhodeskind
Vermont
California
Dilebigan
Onion
Connecticut
New Jersey
North Carolina
Texas
Washington
Burning of Core Charge Reveals Military Involvement
Fragmented report claims city fires and looting at Durhins Crossing were staged by occupying forces. It cites allegations of petrol use at Victory Barracks and asserts the military held control through the night, contradicting civilian accounts.
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Hamar Grey Sood
Patrick Street
Cork
London
Voluminiaua
Curfew Report Criticized Over Irish City Burnings
The article critiques a curfew report showing crown forces allegedly found burning buildings and failed to save them. It mocks the government for resisting a judicial inquiry and for outsourcing the probe to officials blamed by critics for the violence.
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Jemng
Coal Regulation Faces Opposition in Public Inquiry
Hearing on Calder bill provisions for publicity of production costs prices distribution and stocks drew questions from Mr Morrow and Senator Reed. Debate covered government access to statistics and potential constitutional limits with officials noting annual expenses around 300000 dollars and salaries including Mr Morrow's 14000.
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Latallette
Wine Workers Union
Egaltos
Mo Tow
Reed
Tess Thmieraus
United States
Thompson
Federal Trade Commission
Wind
Rommiestens
Death toll rises as child mourns father’s loss
Illness of brain inflammation linked to grief from the death of her father two weeks earlier. The child remains under care after the funeral at the Lutheran church. Mrs. O’Connor notes the impact on Vi.p, a sibling, with no funeral arrangements yet finalized.
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Hyaa
Death notices for F W Stellhorn and others in Franklin
F W Stellhorn a well known druggist of Highstreet and St Mary Avenue died at home at 3 o clock yesterday morning due to his heart. He is survived by widow Mrs Fredericka Stellhorn nine children and other relatives. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at home with district lodges in attendance. Burial in Concordia cemetery. Also notices for Lavon Rose infant died at home at 6 15 am and Emmar Bement of New York died after long illness. Marie English Joseph A Fympral Louis B Gocke and others announced with funeral plans and Catholic burials. No flowers. Funeral details posted for several services. Also public invite to American Lesson Dance at Legion hall West Main Street January 20 featuring Franklin orchestra.
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Yan
Highsitest
St. Mary's Argon
St. May Avenue
Stellhorn
Sol D. Baytess Lodge
Fredericka Stellhorn
Raymond
Chirenca
Luella
Frederick
Elota
Eleanore
Wayne
Ralph
William
Arid
Hrist Kohlmeyer
Ming
Ernest Hensrlie
Hey. W. Daese Oiti- Siating
Sol D. Bayle Lodgs. F. & A. SL
Concordia Cemtery
Lavon
Cecil Rose
Abalte Township
Aes
Marie
Fox Avenue
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Joseph A
Luttenficht Street
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Charles Thiele
Gocke
Louis B
Chestnut Street
St. Andrew's Catholic Church
Henry A. Horsman
Legion Hall
Elks Chicken Pie Dinner Thursday Evening
The Elks announce a chicken pie dinner Thursday evening and invite the public to call for ticket information. Proceeds support lodge activities and community service.
Church News Teases Upcoming Events and Photos
The notice outlines plans for services and activities at the church, with emphasis on upcoming programs and a display of photos featuring members and leaders. It notes changes in schedule and invites participation from the community and readers.
Chicago Evangelist Sermon Draws Many Hearers
A Chicago evangelist event drew a large crowd with prayer and remarks led by Wilbur Warren and Colton, at 9 20 in the morning. The gathering, held in a basement venue, featured community leaders and a fundraising gift presentation by Ladies Aid for a church society.
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Triene Poe Raole
Nelson
Wilbur Warren
Pacman Sereer
Mes
Colton
City Hall News Open Meeting on Street Car Ordinance
Public meeting set for Monday evening in the council chamber to discuss the street car ordinance from last year to ease congestion in the city service. Building permits issued to C C Griffin for remodeling at 171 St Joe Boulevard cost 2900 and A E Norfeld for a garage at 2611 Bowser Avenue valued at 35000. Birth announcements list a daughter to Mr and Mrs Cat rett at 4112 Emrison Street and a son to Mr and Mrs Snyder at Wayne Street. Mune society directors to meet at 7 30 in the Public Library assembly room this evening.
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Beut
Wounel
Tgkued
C. C. Griffin
St Joe Boulevard
A. E. N. RoReldior
Bowser Geverive
Jiqmane Society
EELAN
The
Mune Siirt
Welok
Fort Wayne Men Held on Robbery and Parole Violations
Fort Wayne men Worann and Worann were arraigned in police court on robbery charges after a suspected break in at a factory. Detectives connected them to the crime with witness statements and ongoing searches for other suspects including a barber shop sighting. Local officials reported the case involved a reported camp alliance and a reported payment, with investigators pursuing multiple leads.
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Fort Wayne
SBME
Dolsist
Gustardots
Kavanaugh
Ulemse
Laganagart
Bootleggers Jail Entence After Domestic Turmoil Case
Yesterday in court Joseph’s Zosp bootleggers case drew attention as the defendant received jail time for intoxicating liquor offenses. The proceedings also covered a separate domestic dispute where Mrs. Baird alleged her husband deprived her of daily allowance, with the matter set for trial before Judge Sat Wood.
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Abdaliy
Father of editor of the Angola Herald dies at home
Jay ougeping who edited the Angola Herald in Indiana is mourned as his father died Tuesday afternoon at his son Flurvey TW Mor toy’s home. Born September 18 1844 in Steuben County New York he served in the 1384 18th New York Infantry and was honorably discharged at Petersburg Virginia. He later moved to Neweggo county Michigan and ran a general store in Ashland before joining his son in Angola. He died after signing business papers then falling asleep.
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Ola
Ind
Jaeper
Flurvey
Mortoy
Angola Herald
Steuben County
New York
Efi
New York Infantry
Petershurg
Virginia
Neweggo County
Mich
Ashland
Angola
Penny Reduction Orders from Management Continued
The document outlines further reductions to ten per cent with no arbitrariness, aimed at economy, safety and efficiency. It notes disruptions to staff, fear of hardship, and that idle freight cars have risen to about 48,000, with freight movement slowing. Management regrets unemployment and cites no feasible plan to prevent layoffs.
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Tennaylsunin Railrand
Yayratl
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Chopin
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March of the
Hada
U.S Naval Academy Bank
Columbia Records
New Columbia Records
Columbia Graphofhone Company
Columbia Owners
Columhia
Columbia Graphonolas
New February Records
Strasburg Bros. Jewelers
John Strigt
Creighton Avenue
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