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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1913

Page

6

Divorce Code Bill in House Sparks Reform Effort

Pennsylvania House debates a divorce code draft by the Divorce Code Commission. The bill relaxes residency for adultery cases, adds insanity as grounds, and allows court discretion on masters. Other measures amend the Constitution and advance mine cave investigations, electrocution study delays, and public safety bills.

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State Urged to Act in Coatesville Lynching Case

An effort is under way to push the state to take further action against men implicated in the Coatesville lynching almost two years old. Additional information supposedly linking men who escaped indictment had been discussed with the Attorney General’s office. Deputy Attorney General Cunningham, in charge of the case, declined to reveal any potential developments, saying the information could not be made public.

Coatesville Cunningham

Senate Bills Enter the Floor in Pennsylvania Session

The Senate advanced a large batch of bills and postponed adjournment to receive Highway Commissioner Bigelow’s expenditure report. Absent senators halted confirmation of Bigelow, while Daix proposed dual office prohibitions and social reform measures for Philadelphia dance halls. Buckman pushed toll-bridge purchase funds, and Sheatz backed a juvenile protection board. Additional proposals covered tobacco age limits, highway rights, insurance arbitration, dredging funds, mothers’ pension, court outreach, aigrette bans, milk fraud prevention, egg sanitation, and teacher appointments. The chamber also passed several measures on second reading and a Get tysburg anniversary resolution.

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Grade Crossing Measure Aims at Elimination Plan

A bill by Senator Clark of Erie seeks elimination of grade crossings in first class cities boroughs and townships. It allows authorities to petition the Court of Common Pleas to name three disinterested freeholders including a civil engineer. They must notify the State Highway Department and affected parties twenty days prior.

Clark Erie Court of Common Pleas State Highway Department

Fresh Poultry and Produce Prices From Philadelphia Markets

Philadelphia markets list fresh poultry meats including turkeys hens and capons, with boxes and packed counts. Also shown are live stock quotations for beef veal and lamb, dairy items, fruits and vegetables by basket or box, with regional origins and weights.

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Lincoln's Struggle to Clarify Thoughts in Plain Language

A memory of young Lincoln trying to grasp and articulate complex talk in simple terms. He recalls pacing at night to master meanings until he could express ideas plainly, a lifelong passion he carried as he spoke and wrote.

Remembor Gome Abraham Lincoln

Lincoln and Twain Compared at New York Memorial

Henry Watterson of the Louisville Courier Journal draws a comparison between Abraham Lincoln and Mark Twain at a New York memorial meeting. He praises their kinship of genius, noting both faced hardships and overcame obstacles to reach greatness.

Lincoln Twain New York Mark Twain Henry Watterson Louisville Courier-Tournal Abraham Lincoln Hortells Clemens

Lincoln Quote on Freedom and Popular Opinion

A quotation attributed to Abraham Lincoln urges liberty for all and warns against denying freedom to others. It appeals to patriotism and popular opinion to spread enthusiasm across the prairie regions, suggesting moderation will suffice unless battle becomes necessary under divine sanction.

Hose Tor Abraham Lincoln

Spring Style Waists and Silks Headline Fashion Sale

Womens waists in voile with turn down collars and embroidered cuffs priced from 1.00 to 2.25 dollars. Striped voile waists feature a new yoke effect front and back with dainty embroidery. Stocked silks include dress satins and messalines at 1.00 to 2.00 dollars, plus changeable taffetas and faille in select shades.

Letters Testamentary for Estate of Joseph Glenn

The executor Alexander Yarnall requests all claimants against the Pine township estate to present authenticated claims for settlement and all indebted parties to make prompt payment. Testamentary letters granted to Alexander Yarnall.

Joseph Glenn Pine Township Alexander Yarnall W. C. Chapman J. M. Gubagan West Matonbe Ieynahlp Brnon C. Gahagan P. O Loop John H. Pierce Isabella Clark Armatrong Township Albort G. ‘Clarke Sheloetu

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