Battle in Indiana House Over Journal Correction and Governor Salary
A fiery Indiana House debate centered on correcting the journal of the session that approved a governor salary of 38000. Speaker Marshall clashed with Rep Sayre over journal integrity, ending with adjournment after protests and a plan to revisit the bill to possibly alter salaries.
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House
Clefk Cha¢en de Vavit
Phelps Darby
Green and Cully
Indiana House of Representatives
Sayre
Wabash
Marshall
Sinrahall
Wat
Gyo
Decatur
Johnson
Jay
Ingayre
Bunfoorle Sayre
Nave
Bayte
Roosevelt Confined by Laryngitis Delays Continental Tour
President Roosevelt, felled by laryngitis after a recent illness, consulted Dr. J J Richardson a famed throat specialist. The March cross country tour is postponed, with a hunting trip planned first, then a two month tour likely to include speeches and possible extra Senate session to ratify Cuban reciprocity and Pan American treaties.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rixes
J. J. Richardson
Richardson
Tri
Tis
Han Tt
Senate
Vermillion Blames Wife in Preliminary Hearing
The preliminary hearing for AuHunn Vermillion charged with attempts to poison 11h ulVemptiys 20 Polson hie wits and whildyn at their home 118. California-ut. will be held Saturday in police court. Vermillion claims his wife poisoned the child and blames her for the troubles, while his mother will depose that the wife and not the husband caused the domestic strife.
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AuHunn Vermillion
Polson
Wits
Whildyn
California-ut
Jali
Flgc
T. E Granninger
Vermillion
Dor
Indianaapolis
Mansfield
Vepninter
Mes
Vereralilon
Liner Advertisements on Seventh Page Highlight Rentals and Help Wanted
The seventh page features numerous classified notices including girl for general housekeeping weatherwoman needed unfurnished room for rent first mortgage loans improved property furnished rooms for rent houses for rent and merchandise for sale. Also mentions eight room cottage for rent and an elevation request by a colored girl.
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Morteage
Joans
Proposed Law Change on School Vaccination Exclusions
An amendment to the Louttit law will allow health boards to exclude only unvaccinated children from schools. Dr A W Braylon and Dr Hugh M Lakh endorse the change, which shifts exclusion decisions from local schools to health boards.
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Indianapolis
Ine Gianapolis
Choriley
A. W. Braylon
Hugh M. Lakh
Indianapolis Health Board
Progr
Lyons Divorce Case Details Turbulent Allegations
Court documents reveal John Lyons accuses his wife Joan F Lyons of violent conduct and threats in a tense marriage. Lyons claims his spouse hurled hot water and dishes, expressing wishes he were dead, amid ongoing disputes over alimony and separation.
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Boraine
Sarth
Joan F. Lyons
Amperiol
Burnett Lyony
Lyons
Abe
Ife
Snpuranc
Garden and salary bill sparks caucus bribery claims
At the state house on Friday a strong lobby was said to be trying to override the Democratic caucus vote against the Garden and salary bill. A claim circulated that money as large as a leg was on hand to sway the caucus, with one member allegedly offered $500 for halting the caucus. The chatter caused widespread excitement.
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Tate House
Democratc
State House
Two Households Jamra Pike Faces Theft Charges
Jamra Pike, a young man, is in public court charged with stealing house hold articles from Van Dam hardware, where he worked. Judge Stubbs bound him over to the grand jury on 350 bond after his abandonment of his wife Laura and child for Annie Moore, while using aliases.
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Jamra Pike
Youngain
Pulive
houge+ holt
van Damy
Stubbs
Grand Jury
Annie Moore
Laura Pike
Mulverty
Moore
South Et
Pike
Fidward Smith
South-st
Business Closures for Washington Birthday Observance
Indianapolis tanks will close Monday in observance of Washingtons birthday. The internal revenue office will be closed all day and the post office will be open and neon. Two deliveries will be made in the business districts and one delivered in the residence districts.
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Indianapolie Tanks
Svanhington
Internal Revenue Office
Binzer Sues Insurers Over Low Appraisal After Fire
Solomon Binzer owner of a dry goods store named Ht IE Yandes seeks to overturn a fire loss appraisal. In superior court he contests the decision by three insurance appraisers from Willam Wood E Johnson and J. J. Baya who valued stock at 1717.13 after a blaze that destroyed his shop. He claims the appraisers ignored his inventory and delayed the fire event influencing the assessment.
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Solomon Binzer
Ht IE Yandes
Tee
Phoenix Insurance Company
Brooklyn
Franklin Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Thuringia Insurance Company
Erfurt
Germany
Binges
Willam J. Wood
E. ¥. Johnson
J. Baya
Binzer Saya
Coal Drivers Return To Work In Calm Weather
All 15 serene coal drulers Friday faced no difficulty with teamsters and none refused to work. Good weather, a test day on Thursday, and lighter loads eased tension. Drivers, worn from heavy overtime, now find orders flowing with fewer delays and less rush to fill immediately. Energy and appetite return as Burdock Blood Ditters promise renewed vigor.
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Hia
Free Books for Schools Vote Down in Senate
Indiana parents continue to pay for their children's books as Gray's bill to provide free text books for public schools fails in the Senate. The committee report against it was adopted, with Gray delivering a stirring speech likened to a Fourth of July oration. He argued three states have adopted similar plans, while Harcus opposed what they called dangerous paternalism.
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Indiana
Benator Gray
Senate
Harcus
Bill to shield reporters from disclosure in crimes
A Senate bill proposed by Senator Crumbaker of Evansville would allow editors and reporters to refuse to name informants to juries during crime investigations without contempt. It would criminalize publishing fake injurious stories for gain and declare communications to newspapers privileged for doctors and lawyers. Critics say it would aid sources and hinder subpoenas. supporters claim it would aid investigations. The bill was sent to the judiciary committee without debate.
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Senate
Crumbaker
Evansville
Frank T. Herrit
Washington
Washingson Ginette
Serrit
Bersang
Grand Fry
Pace
Vita
Nina
The Mars Jon club campaign joke duel for sergeant at arms
Beket supporters in Manon club joke about the trust between candidates for sergeant at arms. The Independent ticket candidate predicated as a dwarf faces off against Sam Shutt, chief engineer at the alate house, a giant, in a spirited exchange over who makes the better sergeant at arms.
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Manon Club
Com
Pred Bhede
Moe
Sam Shutt
Alate House
Shut
Mars Jon Club
Ingalls Seen Expected at Elevated Track Meeting
President Mr. Ingalls of Dig Four was in Indianapolis and Priday and was expected to attend the track elevation committee commission meeting for the elevated track project.
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MR. Ingalls
Indianapolis
Osteopaths to Seek Senate Support for Licensure Plan
Preliminary notes indicate the senate may indefinitely postpone no measure creating a special board to judge osteopaths certificates. Appointments would be by the governor, with osteopaths practicing under regular physicians’ examinations. The piece urges cleansing and stresses opposition from ordinary physicians to osteopathy.
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Senate
Prifay
Mother and two children burned by gasoline blast
Mrs. Mattie Riddell aged 4 and her children Louise 1 and Harry 1 were badly burned in a gasoline stove explosion at a rooming house on 412 W. Obtoet. The mother and daughter leaped from bed as flames spread, aided by Mrs. Mary Saylor’s quick rescue. Taken to City hospital after delays in getting fire apparatus, doctors report superficial injuries and no fatal outcomes.
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Mattie Riddell
Louise
Harry
Birs
Mary Saylor
Wasiat
Pleter
W. Washington St
Jobes
City Hospital
Mrs. Buggs Story Believed In Murder Case
The police believe Mrs. Buggs account related to the Ratting murder is credible. Authorities say evidence against Polater rests on a vase of inconsistencies. A preliminary hearing is set for Wednesday as Polater faces suspicion from a saloon raid witness. Captain Gerber calls her tale the most plausible yet since the cutting.
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Tirta
Polater
Poliver
Trattner
Washington-t
Gerber
Tran
Investigation at Deaf and Dumb Institution Sparks Testimony Fallout
An ongoing state board of charities inquiry into the Deaf and Dumb Institution faces anxious, contentious hearings. Moses Clinton leads questioning while witnesses, including Nellie Vorhees and teachers, challenge charges about management and language instruction. Testimony suggests friction and muted sanctions as the probe drags on through day and night sessions.
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State Board of Charities
Qimls of the Déaf
Iimb
DY Mugen Clinton
Moses Clinton
Clinton
Ty Chinton
Sam
Heath
Partica Ta Une
Clinton Costly
Mire Nellie Vorhees
T Hat Johnson
Cipton
Johnson
Ag Witnersen
Institut Fn
Byalyn Melzer
Utter Read
Johnsxon
Mies Helser
Fourteen Counties Benefit From New Voting Machine Plan
The senate approved a plan to apply a new voting machine to counties with over 13,000 drive, expanding to Marion Vanderburgh Allen St. Joseph Floyd Wayne Madison Delaware Grant Kosciusko Tippecanoe LaPorte and Elkhart.
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Senate
Marion
Vanderburg
Alen
Bt. Joseph
Vic. Floyd
I Wayne
Madison
Delaware
Grant
Cosa
Indianapolis Gets Large Glass Factory
John Ray of Fairmount Indiana bought 35 acres north of the Delaware and Gall four roads junction for 71500 through the A Meteger agency from Nicholas McCarty and a co owner. The Fairmount Rinas works company plans a factory larger than its present plant and expects to employ about 60 workers, with operation starting within two years as Indianapolis gains a major glass bottle manufacturing facility and railroad advantages amid gas belt prospects.
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John Ray
Fairmount Rinas Works Company
Fairmount
Ind
A. Meteger
Nicholas McCarty
Prospertemt
Keystone-save
AC Fairmount
Inalan- Apallo
Nishing
Otter
Cully
Commercial Club Committee
Aaste
Indianapolis
Mother's persistent push for release of counterfeiter son
A mother in Indianapolis has pressed authorities to release her son Harry Jarrell, jailed on counterfeit charges after molds and money were found at 7% 8 Capitol Ave. He faces US grand jury action in Staynopston. Jarrell tried to spur bond relief by naming a cousin, Luther Fitch, who detectives say helped with the metals and molds. Fitch denies it. no charges filed yet. Weather: fair with warmer Friday night, Saturday. Temperature 7 a.m. 10, noon 22. South to west winds.
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Marry Jarrett
United States
Jarrell
Capitol Ave
India
Napolle
Jarrel
Jarrell Wos
Thomas Griffin
Secret Service
Tom Halls
Moules
Halls
Healing
Luther Fitch
Holtz
Bryant
Puen
Fitch
Jarreta
Jurre
Indianapolie
Vielory
Indiana
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