Which Apportionment Act Is Now In Force
Judge Artman of Lebanon ruled on the legislative apportionment of 190. Albert W Wishard of the state senate said the decision is sound and aligns with the Republican stance on fair apportionment. He noted the repeal of preceding acts may or may not carry, depending on how the repealing clause was written, and suggested the current act may stand unless the courts overturn it.
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Artman
Lebanon
Albert W Wishard
State Senate
TUF
Republican Party
Wighard Sid
Dad Tee
Board of Sealel
Local Allegations Stir Debate Over County Apportionment
Fragmented remarks from a Democratic county committee meeting show dispute over an apportionment plan. Key figures include Chuweman, Arbyea, and Reilly. attendees were not in the city. A Supreme Court appeal and party positions loom as factions clash over fairness and the 1 apportionment format.
Suicide in Jail Report For Valparaiso Incident
A detainee in Valparaiso reportedly hanged himself while in custody. The brief note mentions two other individuals and scattered references to the circumstances, with unclear names and places due to damaged OCR text.
Colder Weather Ahead With Northward Cold Wave
A forecast notes Tuesday night and Wednesday turning decidedly colder with a cold wave. 7 a.m. reading 34 degrees, noon 25 degrees. Indiana and adjacent states expected brisk, west winds as the cold air moves in.
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Indiana
Representative Lewis In Jail Charged With Embezzlement
Indiana district official and United Mine Workers member Lewis was arrested Tuesday on embezzlement charges. He appeared before Justice Couch for a preliminary hearing, was bound over to circuit court, and remained in jail due to failure to post bond. The official, a district secretary and Indiana committee member, faces serious accusations involving misappropriation of funds.
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T. C. Lewis
Cepuntic Clays
Gwen
Lewis
Couch
Cirewit Court
Defaut
Bend
Dintriet
Cnmedy
Mnited Mine Workers of America
Indiana
State fair fate debated amid horse show plans
Thursday meeting in Marion county discussed whether the state fair will be held this year. Wallace, on the state board of agriculture, indicated the fair and horse show would occur, possibly with the fair by day and the show at night. Indianapolis businessmen urged staging both events to protect business interests. Sid Cenger of Shelby County supported delaying the fair, while others urged holding it. A local court note mentions David Tewls not in juvenile court for stealing newspapers.
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Davis Walt
Wallace
State Board of Agriculture
Marion Cavety
Indianapolis
Sid Cenger
Frei Shelby
St Vass
Typhoid Fever Cases Rise in City
The board of health reports a surge in typhoid fever with rising daily deaths. Officials note January figures show increasing cases and public concern grows over the outbreak and response measures.
Fragmented Local Item With Vague Assault Details
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a man’s harm and a chaotic scene with a mistaken suggestion of a shooting. It includes references to people named Trent and Chadwell, a wet rag, and a “sizzle” moment. Other legible portions report a Berlin note about Japan and Russia, and a Houston bank run after a company failure.
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Henry Detasin
Reson
Whiillon
Chadwell Weil
Jonson
Chadwells Kliees
Barney
Civil authorities curb martial law amid probate dispute
Citizens confront city at a tense session as civil authorities outline limits on martial law and a disputed probate case unfolds. Prominent figures such as UNC member Ken Uden, and Judge Artian of Lebanon, feature in petitions and apportioned funds discussions. Names of heirs contesting property distribution surface as warrants and signatures are sought for back-page paperwork.
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Ge Peale
Coho Verleckberg
Delief
Wage Wei
Ken Uden
UNC
Yale
Sames
Corpain
Peli
Mente
Dewels
Elaine
Eilidh Sint
Charles Ob. Snath Hetwrr
Smith Rosetta Smith
Sarah B. Curd
Judie Yuestley
Mt Cmd
Clark Davis
Wright Files Petition to Be Released as Metzger Bond Surety
Wright files petition to be released as surety on Metzger official bond. The two have been friends and petition partners for years. The note hints at political maneuvering and internal party tensions as Wright seeks support and Metzger faces opposition within the Republican ranks.
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Wright
Metzger
Ons
Marr
Sherif Webern Metzger
Tieton Ae Mae M. Wright
Detectives Seek Man After Nighttime Theft Plot
In Washington February 2 The Standard Oil Company and Russia reportedly reached an agreement to divide the world petroleum trade. A separate local scene recounts detectives pursuing a suspect along Reynolds Lane and Tower Yard as witnesses recall a tense confrontation and evasive moves amid public danger.
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Washington
Standard Oil Company
Russia
Last Echo of Big Failure in Krag Assignee Case
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a tour in Ths one famous Krag assessment bag heer Mr Jiter Reagan asignee around SGM for His ers lay Dam T Brogin aiterres Ine tis aaateiee. Money left, last beleaguered, assignees discharged, Wm Leiatess und Wak.
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Ths
Jiter Reagan
T. Brogin
Court hears wild tale of a steak debt and broadside banter
In police court Judge Whallon disposed of charges linked to Earl Stele and Jolie Raredy after a chaotic scene at Mary Wiles restaurant on East West Street. The testimony described robbery attempts and a loud dispute over payment for a steak, with multiple defendants linked to a broader alcohol and gambling case.
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Mattach Mo
Whallon
Earl Stele
Brookente
Mary Wiles
E West
Raredon
Tilbury Tells of Famous Trip at Local Dine
A fragmented account describes a famed journey recounted in a dining setting. Names and places appear garbled but hint at an engagement or event tied to a well known automobile trek and individuals such as Hurston and Thorsten.
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Tilbury
TATA
Chantfour Domes
Thorsten
Dine Iyussum
Btrs
Hurston
Young Prussian Officer Ends Life in Antonia
A young Prussian army officer committed suicide in Antonia, leaving test letters to brothers in Germany expressing weariness from fighting and poor health. Police report confirms no external involvement. The incident highlights stress faced by military personnel stationed abroad.
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Ban Antonia
Tox
Stemn
Germany
Miners Offer Continuance of 1903 Scale in Pennsylvania
An executive session of 32 miners and mine operators from Pennsylvania discussed a possible continuation of the 1903 wage scale. Both sides showed willingness to accept a long pause, preferring a stable agreement over new terms, with members cautious about immediate settlements pending broader approval.
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Penneylvania
Thesday
Iteas Ue
Pudiera
Jay
Enough Coal For Heating Purposes On Hand
The report states that sufficient coal is available for heating needs, ensuring supply stability for households and institutions as winter approaches. Authorities note stockpiles meet anticipated demand, reducing risk of shortages in the near term.
Prices Hold Steady as Coal Supplies Remain Plentiful
Report notes ample coal in Indiana and surrounding areas with prices not rising soon. Weather disruptions threaten supply with cold snaps and potential power plant strain. forecasts call for severe conditions and occasional temperature drops.
State House Basements Stockpile Goods and Livestock
A chaotic report describes the state house basement filled with corn, turnips, and livestock bound for a forthcoming fair and exhibit. The uneven text notes shipments to a capital station and remarks on a staged display during summer, with police involvement and a political meeting referenced.
Elwood Trial Heard by New Castle Presbytery
Pr. Feb 2. An extra session of the New Castle presbytery opens in Wilmington to hear Rev. BR, A. Elwood, accused of inciting or participating in a lynching in that city.
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Elwood
Bew Castle
New Castle Presbytery
Br, A, Elwood
Wilmington
Beaters: Convicts Should Make Brick for Public Buildings
Report on a farmers congress where geologist urges convicts to manufacture brick and other materials for Indiana state roads and public buildings. He describes brick paving tests, a two foot wide brick road, and cost estimates. Leaders welcome the idea, noting labor and supply needs. Gov. OYebin did not attend as sessions continue Wednesday.
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Hia
Coavier
Mayer Moltaman
Congress
Wpter
Columbus
Alusiete
Gov
Oyebin
School fund cases reveal bond misappropriation details
The case concerns Wilson bond money diverted from a school fund with about 180 dollars to 310 dollars involved. Judge Whalen granted time for appeal while Witness Fogarty faced delays and the money remained held for secure custody. Attorneys for Wilton debated disposition as Butler faced ready trial in Fulton Missouri.
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Farmers’ Congress
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