Extra session of Indiana legislature driven by county option bill
Report from Vincennes on a five day extra session costing about 2400 dollars daily. Governor Hanly pushes county option amid accusations of bribery by brewers and strong lobby by church ministers. Legislature criticized for convening early, with minimal daily sessions and fear the issue will be decided by voters in November.
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Ind
Tete Journal Hall
Manly
Siac
Point Lo
Hanry
Vincennes
Senate
Ony
Hanly
Republican Party
Santary
Double Celebration of Wedding Anniversaries
Decatur Ind Sept 22 In honor of the seventh wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Fred Hener and another anniversary of Mr and Mrs Herman Hener of this city a family supper was given last evening at the parental home of Mr and Mrs Henry Heuer rural route No 4 Besides family members present guests from a distance included Mrs Heuer of Kenosha Wis and Mrs Strausburg and daughter Margaret of Fort Wayne After supper a party of neighbors gathered at the Heuer home and spent a happy social evening.
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Burien
Decatur
Ind
Thonor
Fred Hener
Herman Hener
Nira
Henry Heuer
Strausburg
Margaret
Fort Wayne
Heuer
Goulds New Jersey Summer Home Admired for Gardens and Art
George J. Gould has developed a large New Jersey lakeside summer estate with extensive grounds, trees, and artistic features. The mansion includes grand halls, libraries, a dining room, and multiple suites with baths, plus stables for four riding and driving horses. The home hosts frequent gatherings, while Gould spends summers here after returning from Europe.
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George J. Gould
Jersey
Mrz
Gould
Pine Rees
New York
Gold
Felenda
Gerlamyrings
Europe
Lakesond
Rioting Fears As Capitol Police Clear House Lobby
In Indianapolis tension rose as bribery rumors swirl among lawmakers. Capitol Police under Captain Isaac Hiatt cleared about a hundred local option lobbyists from the House after clashes and threats. The county option bill stalled in the Senate amid a tense fight likely to intensify once in the House.
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Sheelan
Journal-Gazetted
Indianapoms
Roliss
House
Buntumbe
State House
Senate
Capital Police
Isaac Hiatt
Sarar
Capitol
Hlatt
Capt. Hiatt
Anti County Local Option Forces Gain Another Republican Senator
Indianapolis Sept 22 The county local option battle moves to the senate with Republicans led by Cox Avery Mack Goodwin Moore and Kittinger facing Democrats under Slack. Senator Gonnermann joins Republicans opposing the measure as some belated absences and sick leave alter lineups. The Cox bill with amendments appears certain to pass, with debate likely to extend into Thursday.
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Indianapolis
Senate
Busin “Ness
L. A. Cox
J . Avery A. Mack
Fremont Goodwine
T. T. Moore
W. A. i Kittinger
Senator Slack
William Gonnermann
Gibson and Posey
Durrye
Vanderburg
Hugg
Kuehne
Marion
Cromler
Linton A. Cox
Marion County
Anti-Saloon League
Hanly
Cox
Mattingly
Weather Notes From Washington and Indiana
A report outlines unsettled conditions with showers and cooler temperatures across Washington and Indiana. Expect fresh southerly winds shifting to northwest, with lingering rain in spots and a sharp but gradual temperature drop into the central and eastern states as the forecast period extends.
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Washington
Milo
Shawvers
Indiana
Bent
Aravente Central States
Canary
Meagu
Ahi
éVenine
Tata Brenghe Grealy
Reilet Honky Parks
Bryan Issues Challenge in Presidential Campaign
Detroit Allen reports that William J. Bryan, Democratic presidential nominee, sent a telegram to President Roosevelt demanding proof Gov. Charles Haskell of Oklahoma, treasurer of the Democratic National Committee, was connected to the Standard Oil Company. Bryan accused Republican misrepresentation and urged fair treatment while briefing local supporters on the campaign.
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Detroit
Allen
Wm. J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Charles Haskell
Oklahoma
Democratic National Committee
Standard Il
Selane
Brian
Democratic Party
Bryan
Ann. Arbor
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt Publi
Gov. Haskell
Wn. T. Hearst
Ir. Haskell
Standard Company
Aml
Frank Monnett
Ohio
John E. Lamb
Indiana
Edwin @. Wood
Michigan
Nithera
Democratic
New York
Chicago
Bryait
Gulumn
Taft Opens Batteries at Music Hall Rally in Cincinnati
Taft begins pre election tours with three speeches in Cincinnati. He meets Negro Baptist delegates, praises Republican action, and criticizes Democratic promises. Taft’s strongest address comes as he reviews party records and attacks Bryan.
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Cincinnati
William HL
Cieinmatl
Indianapolis
Columbus
Hiullton
Rockeye
Music Hall
Hoon
Taft
Lexington
National League of Republican Clubs
Linton Hotel
Bryan
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