Indiana Legislature Ends Session Amid Political Tensions
The Indiana General Assembly adjourned early after a session marked by strong Republican hostility to Governor Hanly and partial insurance reform. The body enacted anti trust measures, a two cent railway fare law, private banking provisions, and a public depository act while failing to pass a durable life insurance statute and the Farber insurance bill. Prosecuting Attorney-elect A. E. Thomas earned praise for salary reforms to curb fee abuse.
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Prominent Health Claims and Political Musings Spark Debate
A grab bag of topics spans patent medicines, Indiana politics, famine relief, Central American war, Panama canal diplomacy, Thaw scandal, and a looming Harriman White House talk. The column contrasts Dr. Pierce’s claims with medical realism, weighs governor influence in Indiana, and notes international tensions and notable public figures.
Final Indiana legislature day stirs in capitol halls
On the last day of Indiana’s legislative session, a hopeful mood fills the executive chambers as the track elevation bill reaches Governor Hanly, who is not inclined to find fault.
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Seven Buildings Burn on Conrad Thiele Farm
A fire Tuesday night destroyed seven farm buildings on Conrad Thiele’s property ten miles south of the city. Loss estimated near $4,000 with $2,500 insured. Mrs Thiele and family were awakened as the large barn and adjacent structures were consumed. cause unknown.
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Fire destroys out buildings and stock
Fire totally destroyed out buildings including a barn where four valuable horses perished along with a large quantity of hay and grain. The incident damaged surrounding property and prompted emergency response.
Foresters to Elect New Supreme Chief Ranger
The Independent Order of Foresters executive council will meet Saturday to select a successor to the late Dr. Oronhyateka. Elliott G. Stevenson of Detroit is expected to be the unanimous choice, though the head must be Canadian by constitution. The post carries a $10,000 salary.
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Will Oust Railroad Over Lack of Public Service
The Ohio state railway commission, after talks with Governor Harris and Attorney General Ellis, decided to file a quo warranto suit to oust the Ashland & Southern Railway. The short line from Wooster reportedly has only two old engines and limited gravel cars and provides little public service.
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Committees Chosen for District Meeting of Knights of Pythias
The fifth Indiana district gathering will be in this city on April 16 with 1200 lodge members expected. Committeemen Louis Schroeder W W Kent and Reader Smith of Phoenix lodge F Y Gross Ellsworth Fox and James Hattery of Fort Wayne lodge will organize events. Afternoon sessions at Majestic theater feature business talks and an evening Damon and Pythias performance by Schroeder with local talent assisting.
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Huntington Mayor Appeals Intoxication Guilty Verdict
Huntington Indiana March 7 Mayor D C Anderson of Huntington was found guilty in Justice of the Peace court of intoxication and has appealed the case.
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Mayor appeals case to circuit court after banquet charge
Mayor Anderson proclaims innocence and vows to fight the case to a finish. The charge stems from his February 7 banquet at a Huntington public restaurant hosted by employees of a piano factory.
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Rescue Home Movement Partners With Fort Wayne Mission
Fort Wayne Rescue home head M. C. Cooper announces L. J. Lehman of Elkhart will establish a rescue home for girls on a Lima Ohio farm bought for 10 000 dollars. The facility will join efforts along the Fort Wayne trolley line with the Fort Wayne home to aid rescue work. Lehman previously sought a suburban Fort Wayne farm but could not find a suitable property.
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Pfeiffer Rooms 6-7 Bass Block Real Estate Ad
Real estate notice for G. KE Pfeiffer offering rooms 6 and 7 in the Bass Block. Property details and access described for prospective tenants seeking a compact living space. Local listing favors quick inquiries and viewing.
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