Economy in Indiana House Trails Senate Action
Indiana capi tol reports a slow start to economy measures in the Seventy third General Assembly with the Senate passing thirty three bills and two joint resolutions, while the House has only one tax saving bill and many anti economy measures loom. The focus includes road bond limits, county unit road funds, unpaid free employment bureau abolition, and funding rules for public health nurses and county asylums. A new court bill and bond issue changes are also noted as economy efforts proceed.
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INDIANA STATE CAPITOL
Seventy-third General Assembly
House of Repatives
Senate
House of Representatives
Earle M. Myers
Fountain county
boards of county commissioners
House
IMR
state free employment bureau
Wilt E K. Penrod
Walter
Chambers
F. Harold Van Orman
Weather forecast for Indiana and Indianapolis region
Forecast for Sunday and Monday calls for mostly cloudy skies and colder temperatures. In Indianapolis and vicinity mainly cloudy and cooler with a chance of rain, followed by a colder trend later in the period. The special United States Weather Bureau report notes normal temperatures early in the week then colder conditions, with additional almanac data and yesterday's weather conditions summarized.
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Crowann
Indiana
Indianapolis
United States Weather Bureau
Indianapolis star
Battle of Two Women Over Man Stakes Riches
Stage is set as Anastas A. Vonslatsky faces two claimants to his marriage and fortune. Mary Ream Stevens of Chicago and a Paris based Russian beauty Lioubor Vonslatsky contend he is husband, with potential lawsuits and bigamy charges looming. Attorney FR L Frevard travels from Paris with the Russian claimant, who arrived on the Berengaria and claims the 23 year old chemist’s vows.
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EARL LE. SHAUB
Universal Services
NEW YORK
dove of
Pesce
Anastasd A. Vonslatsky
Mary Ream Stevena
Chicago
helring
Paris
Mra. Lioubor Vonslatsky
Vonsiatsky
BMra
Stevens
Vignelateky Shens
Gabe
FR. L. Frevard
Vonalafsky
Mia
TEX
National Marriage Law Introduced for Nationwide Reform
Washington January 27 nationwide discussion on a uniform marriage and divorce law began with a congressional resolution authorizing a constitutional amendment to let Congress enact a national code. Senator Capper supports the Indiana drafted bill, aiming to curb hasty marriages and regulate divorce while not easing the process. The measure seeks to align forty eight state codes and prevent drastic provisions like Gretna Greens. The bill, largely devised by Mrs. Edward Brinklin White, proposes safeguards for young marriages and better future heredity. CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE.
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EVERETT C. WATKINS
WASHINGTON
Congress
Indiana
Senator Capper
Kansan
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Edward Brinklin White
Capper
Rena
Gretna Greens
White
Thousands Attend Chicago Auto Show Opening
The twenty third annual national automobile show opens at the Coliseum and Amphitheatre in Chicago drawing thousands of motorists and visitors from across the country and Europe. Over 50 cars from 79 manufacturers are on display with 300 accessories, highlighting 1923 models focused on comfort and ease of use.
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H. F. VANHORN
Star
CHICAGO
Coliseum
Anpory
Europe
Auto Swoops Into Safety Zone Injuring Two Women
A car driven by Joel J. Sohn struck Florence Newhouse and Ruby Ertel as they waited in a safety zone for an East Washington streetcar. Both women were injured and taken home by city hospital ambulance. The driver fled but police obtained a license number and arrested him.
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Florence Newhouse
Ruby Erte
Lowell avenue
Liberty
Washington streets
Washington
Joel J. Sohn
Keystone avenue
Miss Newhouse
fietel
Washington street
Milan ‘Newhouse
Minx Ertel
Reity
Fanart Petery
Maat
Minnesota
Wilbur Patterson
Weet Thirtieth
Minnewta
Meridian streets
Priory
Patterson wa
Jamce Holmen
Eaat Forty -eleth
Holmes
Weert
Henry street
Blesenth
Delaware Street
Indiana Legion Chief Moves to Revoke Skidmore-Dean Charter
State Commander Perry Faulkner seeks to revoke the Indianapolis Skidmore-Dean post charter after it refused to surrender amid ties to Memorial Day bill opposition. He wires National Commander Alvin M. Owsley protesting perceived interference and asserts strong Indiana departmental authority as a Senate fight over Memorial Day funding and a ban on the Speedway race unfolds.
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Skidmore
Dean Post
Faulkner
Charter
Bill
Perry Faulkner
American Legion
Indianapolis
Senate
Robert L. Moorhead
Washington hotel
Shelbyville
Ind
Tyndall
Alvin M. Owsley
legion
legions
astaira
Robert H. Tyndall
Faulkoor
Ferdinand J. Montani
poat
Indiana
Love Unrequited Ends Life in Cannes After Threats
Wealthy Argentine Alfredo Ortega killed himself in Cannes after failing to win Mia Nash a New York divorcee. The event echoed a similar incident involving Peggy Joyce. Ortega fought with Gwynne and Merrillon before a gunshot wound left him dying in the hospital garden. Nash remains missing.
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Jean Nash
Kilis Self
Garden of Cannes
C. F. BERTELLI
PARIS
ars
Alfredo Ortega
Mia
New York
Atlantic
Cannes
Nash
Peggy Joyce
Senor Errazurig
Peggy
Chaplin Negri Wedding Rumor Stirs Reporters at Del Monte
Reporters and cameramen gather in California as speculation swirls about a possible wedding between Pola Negri and Charles Chaplin. Negri, staying two weeks at the Del Monte lodge, avoids interviews while rumors point to a ceremony at Gouverneur Morris's home near the Del Monte golf course.
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DEL MONTE
Cal
Jan
comera
Pola Negri
Charles Chaplin
motion icture
Misys Necri
numiera
Government ownership urged as cure for railways
Senator Couzens of Detroit argues during a Philadelphia speech that government ownership of railways may be the only solution to poor transport conditions. He criticizes President Harding's Dec statement on wartime government control and cautions against excessive political interference while noting regulators could curb management. He accuses private interests and bankers of pressuring railroads and cites wartime contracts as examples.
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PHILADELPHIA
United Press
James Conzens
Detroite
Philadelphia Real Warste Board
Conzens
Harding
chang
Couzens
Lamon
Qouzene
Buaineas
orciaton
politians
organtza Howe Whechee
Cousens
demuneta
Conzena
Lafayette Woman Fatally Injured In Auto Accident
Special to The Indianapolis Star from Linden Indiana January 27 A Lafayette woman Miss Henrietta Orr of Wert Lafayette died two hours after a car skidded and rolled down a twenty five foot embankment injuring Mrs Mabel Rawlea and Mrs Herman Kummings both of Lafayette who were riding with her The trio had left Lafayette about 4 am en route to Covington Ind when the car skidded on a snowy grade near a covered bridge Miss Orr was crushed and died at the home of John McBride Mrs Rawlea suffered facial and hand cuts and shock while Mrs Kummings was badly bruised Both fatalities and injuries occurred near Linden
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Miss Orr
Disabled Veterans Seek Landis Advice on Donation
In Cincinnati on January 27 Captain Hamilton Cook, commander of the Disabled American Veterans, said the final disposition of about $20,000 from the World Series proceeds would be sent to donors, and he would seek Baseball Commissioner Judge Landis’s guidance on donor intent.
Theater Matron Dies After Roadside Cat Accident
Kate Wren a theater matron fell victim to a fatal injury from a cat striking her while walking near Maryland and Pennsylvania avenues. She resided with a sister and previously served as matron at the Crecle theater, with hospital care following the incident.
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Kate Wren
Wastro ynia
directs Hospital
sesterdas
Wren
Steplita awiteh
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Crecle
wemier
British War Debt Envoy Pessimistic Upon Return Home
London reports a pessimistic mood after Stanley Baldwin warned debt settlement with the United States hinges on American policy. He said Congress controls terms and budget timing, while Treasury Mellon could strike terms but is blocked by Congress. Baldwin contrasted business Americans with politicians in debt talks.
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LLOYD ALLEN
LONDON
surorina
Stanley Baldwin
Bonar Law
United States
Baldwin
Southampton
Washington
New York
American Congress
House of Commons
America
Congress
Treasury
Mellon
Ballwin
gginlon
Srntate
Saving in Abolition of Board of Sanitary Commissioners
James M. Ogden city attorney reports to the board of public works that abolishing the sanitary commission and transferring duties could save Indianapolis about 85,000 to 140,000 dollars yearly. Savings come from reduced overhead and combined hauling, with much of the gain from eliminating duplicate equipment via merging ash and garbage collection with street cleaning under public works.
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James M. Ogden
board of public works
board of sanitary commissioner
Indianapolis
dane oil
dane oil & PEDONRB
mit
trom
atrest
aime
board of publi works
Ta21
suparvision
board of canitars
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board of canitary comatordoners
asla4
Bemntan
Belgian court sentences four Germans to death in war case
A Belgian military court martial at Aix la Chapelle sentenced four members of the German green police to death for the assassination of Lieut Gram killed near Tygenecdar while on a tram ride between Rubro rt and Walcum. Six others received prison terms from three to twenty years. one defendant was acquitted. The men allegedly acted to avenge a Belgian agent believed to be Schmitz.
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AIX LA CHAPELLE
Associated Pressjs
green
marthd
conse+ von
tat
Tygenecsdar
Theuia Reinhardt
Klen
Orasbert
Riebke
Lieut Gram
Rubrort
Walcum
Graff
Schmitz
Secnietewski
Arbuckle to Direct Films After U S Screen Ban
Fatty Arbuckle will become a director with his current project released only for foreign rights after Will Hays reversed a prior ban. U S audiences will not see Arbuckle on screen while the industry defends the producer and clergy against renewed protests. Arbuckle’s foreign appeal remains strong, but his star status is deemed finished in the United States.
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LOUIS WEADOCK
Universal
Bernice Ktaff
LOS ANGELES
Will Haya
Fatty Arbuckle
United States
Arbuckle
kninwe
moving pictures
pan
powers that be
Hay
hrada
Tadora
Roxcor
Arbuckte
Hia
thone fanz
Local woman and four men sentenced as rum runners
In Greercastle Indiana Sheriff Lenile Sears reported three whisky raids through Mitcham county. Mr and Mrs Harding were jailed and fined with niney days state farm plus 100 dollars. Fred Orm John Cress Beaman and George Sherrill received fines and short jail time. Fourty gallons of whisky were found with Crele Orm and Harding with similar quantities.
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Indianapolis Star
GREERCASTLE
Ind
Lenile Sears
Mitcham county
Clinton
Indianapolis
Mra
Tauxiel Harding
Fred Orm
John ‘Cress
George Sherrill
Fred i Beaman
Indianapolie
costa
Hugh
Ofrcuit
Beanan
Sherfbrdit
state farm
C.F. Min
Beaman
Sherrill
Allen Turns Coblenz Over to French Command
Coblenz, Jan 27. Major General Henry T. Allen formally turned Coblenz over to French General Marty at noon. The transfer ended four years of American occupation with a brief ceremony.
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ALLEN
COBLENZ
Rhine
Henry T Allen
Marty
diem Allen
Malott Estate Valued At $3.8 Million In Indiana Probate
The Malott estate of Vainey T Malott, a banker from Indianapolis, valued at $3,797,912 in probate yesterday. Trustees Kaylor and John Malett Fletcher reported the inventory to the probate court, with trustees Progress, Truss, and B Re Bank noted in the proceedings.
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Vainey T Malott
Indianapolia capitaliat
fenaurate
nobin
Alédin
Truss B Re bank
themai
He. Kaylor
John Malett Fletcher
Military Authorities Warn President Over District Rioting Demands
Military authorities reiterate that the president will be held accountable for the district riots. A partial promise to comply with the demands is noted as negotiations continue.
Mussolini proposes world economic conference. US declines
Premier Mussolini suggests Italy join an international reparations and Ruhr conference, but the United States rejects the invitation. Italy says it will cooperate with England and America if Britain and the US appear sincere. In the Ruhr, sporadic disorders flare as French troops face demonstrations, while coal output remains two thirds normal and rail service grinds to a near halt.
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ROME
Mussolini
United States
Ruhr
Italy
England
America
DUESSELDORF
Duisberg
Ratingen
Gruetzner
Rhenish
Pruasis
Gruetaner
Grurtmner
Priday
Germany
wong
Berlin
paraenger parvices
Paris
Mayence
Riot Tense in Essen as Communists Stir Near French Troops
In Essen, Germany, Communists demonstrated near the French garrison area causing city alarm. Police cordoned off streets near the railway station and offices as clashes threatened while Germany challenged France over coal blockades to Ruhr mines.
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ESSEN
Presa
Germany
France
Ruhr
Cuno
Avert Bavarian Revolt
Berlin reports Germany avoided Bavarian revolt as nationalist leader Hillier agreed to stay his hand and withhold an uprising against Munich. Martial law remained in force but Hillier kept fascist followers in check with few signs of trouble amid preparations for a major meeting tonight.
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GERM
United Prean Star
BERLIN
Germany
Bavaria
Hiliter
Munich
Hillter
Curo
areca
Hillier
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Charles Cohen
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