Lawmakers Move Bills as Hammond Judge Posts Change
General assembly actions push toward fiscal measures and contracts. debate centers on a new tax apportionment and a proposed appropriation with votes on key bills and committee progress.
22 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1911
Page
1
General assembly actions push toward fiscal measures and contracts. debate centers on a new tax apportionment and a proposed appropriation with votes on key bills and committee progress.
A chaotic scene unfolded when a large hat caused a disruption at a public gathering. Spectators fled as a woman near the front shouted for help and windows shattered, prompting onlookers to retreat and authorities to intervene.
Fragmented OCR text shows a heated fight over a regulation measure with mentions of death penalty debates, political figures, and various public figures. The disjointed content references legislative action and civic tension amid a broad political discourse.
The district spelling contest featured Allen center and Monroe township entrants. Notable contestants included Edit McGonagle, a four year student, and WeLasiin McGonagle from Monroe township. Mrs Titian Blavim attended with Twenties School participants.
A verbose OCR fragment outlines a federal proceeding with references to a foreman and jurors. The text mentions delays in holding back a batch of indictments and hints at a courtroom sequence, with scattered proper nouns and unclear dates. The readable portions suggest a significant but unspecified legal action and timing.
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