General Assembly Begins Steady Grind In Indiana Capitol
Indiana lawmakers plan full day sessions next week as administration measures roll in. Senate to consider county unit of education. budget bill by budget commissioner Jerse a Wachbach to be ready for action soon. House and Senate expect many bills, with road and tax measures to lead, while committees hold hearings and slow passage.
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Indiana Weather Forecast For Friday And Saturday In 1828 Almanac
The 1828 almanac style forecast for Indiana calls for fair skies on Friday and Saturday with colder temperatures. Indianapolis area expected to see pleasant conditions Friday and Saturday, with a noted rise in humidity and light precipitation not anticipated. Historical notes show yesterday’s conditions and figures for humidity and precipitations totals since January 1, 1823.
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Indianapolis Today Society of Women Voters Luncheon
A garbled listing details multiple luncheons and meetings across Indianapolis venues including Hotel Lincoln Spink Arma and Chamber of Commerce. Participants include American Women Overseas League Indiana Memorial Craftmakers Association and League of Women Voters among others with times near noon all day sessions and dinners.
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Woman wills fortune to animal hospital in dogs love tale
Mrs Sidmon McHile, in a New York bequest, leaves her entire fortune to build an animal hospital after her death. She says she dislikes people and loves dogs and detaches her plan from her husband, claiming the money is hers alone. The entrance arch will bear her quoted remark.
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General Assembly to grind through primary repeal and racing bills
Legislature begins steady work with committees handling primary repeal measures while House considers boxing and train crew bills and Senate reports Moorhead bill opposing Memorial Day racing. Local items note gas tax opposition by truck owners and several civic actions, plus a county unit plan and university term offerings.
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Rum running fleet raids Jersey coast in liquor seizures
Rum running craft swarmed the Jersey coast landing 1000 cases of whisky. The Margaret B and three other vessels were seized by coast guard near Ambrose Channel. Highland residents report a flotilla of 22 vessels landing liquor to Manhattan and other cities.
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City crime spree reports seven burglaries and two holdups
A city crime wave pushed thefts to eleven overnight with seven burglaries and two holdups. A grocery store on West Walnut Street was robbed by two suspects who fired a revolver, taking cash and goods as witnesses described the assailants. Police pursue two suspects linked to recent meat market and grocery robberies, amid ongoing tensions as an author Booth Tarkington plans to move his residence and market a former home.
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County Unit Bill to be Introduced in Indiana Senate
Indiana readers learn that a county unit school system bill will be introduced in the Senate as the administration’s first measure of 1923. The five member county board would include two at large and one from each of four districts. Trustees serve initial terms to 1926, then four year elections. Nomination requires 25 signatures. members receive no pay, only travel expenses.
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Witnesses Describe Baldwin Slaying in Court
In Criminal Court at Holt Avenue, Lyman Stockwell stands trial for the slaying of Albert Baldwin, a South Side Military band member. Baldwin’s son Lawrence testified of a driveway dispute and Stockwell’s shoveled dirt exchange before a revolver fired, injuring Baldwin as Mrs Baldwin cried for help.
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Burglary, robbery strike city as car line conductor robbed
A negro bandit robbed WMnoto street car conductor Homer Benell and motorman Pearl Helton near the fair grounds, forcing them at gunpoint and escaping into the fair grounds. Police list the suspect, while other burglaries include a home at 206 West Twenty fifth Street and a kitchen safe break in at 2286 Kenwood Avenue. A talking machine and records valued at 150 were stolen from 590 Davlan apartments. Continued on page eleven.
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Mer Rouge Mayor Tells of Klan Rule in Louisiana Probe
Louisiana inquiry into hooded mobs and the slayings of Watt Daniel and Tom Richard continues as ex mayor of Mer Rouge testifies that a local official suggested an attempted assassination of Dr. B M McKoin may have been a cover. A witness notes buckshot marks in the doctor’s car, arguing he could not have survived if he rode at the wheel.
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National strike and French control in Essen spark occupation
French forces move into Essen under Rompel with armored cars and cavalry to enforce Ruhr reparations, while Burgomaster Luther pledges aid to maintain order. German authorities face occupation rules as Belgian troops reach outskirts and talks with local leaders begin.
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French Parliament Cheers Ruhr Move In Major Policy Show
Paris reports Parliament and Senate approved France’s Ruhr action with broad support for Premier Poincare. The Chamber backed government confidence 478 to 86 over Ruhr policy interpellations while Poincare defended France’s wartime stance and reparations aims. He warned Germany must pay and France would pursue peace through an equitable settlement, noting coal needs and regional devastation. CONTINUED ON PAGE TEN.
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Germany protests invasion to United States
Germany formally protested to Secretary Hughes over the Franco Belgian invasion. Otto Wiedfeldt delivered the note, labeling the advance as a flagrant violation of the Treaty of Versailles. Senator Borah signals possible US action while Jusserand and Hughes discuss conciliation efforts.
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Doughboys Loath To Quit Germany Coblenz Mourns
Coblenz mourns as 1,200 soldiers of the 5th United States Infantry prepare to depart the Rhine region marking the end of American forces on Europe's airway. A German official note expresses sorrow while anticipating future hardship. Berlin papers call the withdrawal a rebuke to French Ruhr policy and warn of wider political consequences.
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Proclamation Warns Germany Against Illegal Acts
President Ebert and the cabinet issue a nationwide call warning against acts by invaders. Sunday is designated as a day of commemoration of fatherland, urging unity and vigilance during a tense period.
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End of Coal Shipment Strike Sparks Ruhr Tensions
Berlin reports a one hour national strike Monday as a pretest against the Ruhr occupation. Germany halted coal transport on reparations as Berlin cites Versailles treaty penalties and warns France’s actions threaten world peace. Chancellor Cuno stresses no active resistance yet refuses to bow. further steps depend on France.
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Mayer quits Paris for Berlin with no formal notice
Dr Wilhelm Mayer the German ambassador to France left Paris for Berlin at noon without notifying the French Foreign Office or giving reasons. The Foreign Office regards him as absent on leave and notes no recall or recall intention. Brussels reports German minister to Belgium Landasberg left Brussels, departure calm and unremarkable.
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Crowder authorized as ambassador to Cuba by House
Washington January 11 The House approved a Senate authorization enabling Maj. Gen. Crowder to be appointed ambassador to Cuba. The action clears a path for the diplomatic posting and reflects ongoing wartime diplomacy.
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Tiger and another ex youngster heated over Germany
Paris dispatch notes a heated exchange among former leaders over Germany after Clemenceau's return. De Freycinet, now four years old, was kept in absolute quiet with special permission for Clemenceau, while arguments over America's involvement and reparations intensified, prompting the doctor to send the child back to bed.
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