Indiana House Heated Debate Over Amendment In Legislature
In the Indiana lower house lawmakers debated amendments on rules and highway funding. Members from Wells and Randolph counties argued over section wording, seating, and penalties, while amendments sought to regulate saloons near schools and mandate residency rules for officials.
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Indiana
Wells
Harrogmas
Meriman
Wells County
Tina
Haven
Trarey
Taptienentatie
Tiel Qewid
Ceexwn
Treble
Santyga
Gehlderdtic
Ranier
Keck Faces Court After Disorderly Outburst At Trial
Curtis Keck, charged with a minor offense, appeared in city court amid a chaotic scene. He claimed medical issues and cited alleged witnesses as the judge ordered a brief hold, with fines levied and terms set for thirty days in jail, while local observers noted tensions during the proceeding.
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Bilnon
Jolee Soapovan
Curtis
Bors
Fin
Calhoun Street
Tome
Swift
Bumper Crops Forecast Despite Winter Damage Across Regions
Local editors predict bumper crops this year due to favorable growing conditions, with wheat yields expected to be the strongest in years. Cold weather hindered some development, but overall the harvest outlook remains robust, though prices are still relatively low compared with recent years. Farmers report strong activity around Main and Columbia, with markets showing variable prices for wheat and livestock agents noting steady pork supplies.
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Tony
Columbia
Rte
Sh Faprasa
Leo Markse
Hatter
Wal Twa
Lon
Renee
Explosion Burns Babies in City Home Blaze
A gas explosion at a Chestnut and Waterman street home in Fort Wayne injured two young children of Mr. and Mrs. Pranks Hingeman. The dining room fire gutted the area, and a mother rushed back to save her children, with efforts aided by bystanders and firefighters. The two-year-old slept through the blaze as adults escaped with injuries and property damage measured in hundreds of dollars.
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Pranks Hingeman
Chestnuet
Wattran
Hermre
Hagen
Tome
Rushei
Slie
Thia Tue
Wallace
Duark
Roth
Tingeman
Fort Wayne
Dago Mary in Tough Lines in Grand Jury Case
Mary Matols known as Dago Mary faces indictment in a grand jury proceeding connected with riverwork schemes. Authorities describe threats over forfeiture of bonds, with details of her alleged travel to various places, involvement in counterfeiting notes, and a claim of prior coercion as part of the case.
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Mary
Roent Police
Frominenes
Brea
Coate
Pramvoutit
Thomas
Honda
Boston Boy Broker 18 Arrested in Major Embezzlement Case
A Boston 18 year old known as Travis Parker faces embezzlement charges totaling about 800000 from numerous victims. The suspect, previously associated with Lorton Brothers brokerage, disappeared months ago with family and friends reporting him last seen in the city. Authorities, led by Deputy Supt White A Watts, are pursuing the case as a major financial crime.
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Lorton Brokert
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Aid Froite
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Oso
Evanwetal
Prawience
Davie Wits
Niu
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Anna
Dana
Colter
Lyde Park
Huwyer
Wirghingti
Petition Urges Allen County Enforcement by Police
Citizens and local groups in Fort Wayne and Allen County circulate a petition asking Sheriff and Fort Wayne Police to enforce law and order. The plea cites rolls of corruption and calls for action against unlawful activities, urging officers to uphold public safety.
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Une
Wayne Tnic
Cartathia
Iverteranca Tno
Fort Wayne Police Department
Aller
Waynes
Amicrsls
Eltzond
Allen Numbenephortuty
Ominis
Manny Exernetth
Amon
Tyros
Prohibition Era Controversy Reflected in Rural Debate
In a sprawling, fragmented report a temperance battle unfolds across counties with figures claiming millions in revenues and costs. The piece weaves politics, enforcement, and social impact, naming leaders and opponents while noting shifts in public mood and policy.
Whisky enforcement sparks bold temperance clashes in town
In a period piece report, authorities crack down on illicit whiskey trade amid heated liquor battles. The piece describes raids, confiscations, trials, and public debates over prohibition era controls and enforcement. Local officials defend restrictions while merchants and residents debate balance between legality and temptation.
Local Woman Sues Parents Over Inheritance Rates
Fragmentary text shows a woman named Mulicia filing suit against her parents Montel and Mire CM to obtain an inheritance or portion from a family estate. The notes mention a daughter Christina and a dispute involving a farm family in Dubiware, with unclear dates and details.
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Ciegina
Tlirik
Tanita
Hewlen Roeman
Finn
Christina Tlm
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