Bill to pension teachers after 30 years work
Indiana lawmakers debated two bills in morning sessions. Senator Koches proposed pensions for teachers after 30 years at two thirds pay funded by city and township schools. Another bill by Representative Darby targets narcotics sales to habitual users to curb overdoses and restricts sale to licensed physicians with strict record keeping. Also discussed were redistricting, registration reform, and a proposed constitutional amendment on registration law.
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Evansville
Slack
Indiana
General Assembly
Koches
Marion County
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Indianapolis
Eyansville
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Treult
Bowdenhaver
Elghart and
Lagrange
Whitley
Noble
Kosciusko County
Noble County
Ekwart
Republicam
Thia
Lite Figtriet
Whitey
Noble Counties
L. Erslack
Ohio
Seck
Jerry Matthews Moves to State Work for Forsaker
Jerry Matthews, private secretary to Senator Fairbanks of Juliana, will leave his current position in March. He plans to join Senator Forsaker of Ohio, a veteran newspaper man, in an appointment that Forsaker regards as significant for his political circle.
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Fairbanks
Juliana
Farrhake
Ely Mas
Forsaker
Ohio
Milinews
Falmerly
Congress
Cuba Sweet Beard Sues for Divorce in Muncie Case
Cuhy Sweet Beard files for divorce from Harry Wilmer Beard alleging failure to provide. They married in Muncie Massachusetts on a date indicated by OCR errors and separated after about four months. Beard sought alimony and restoration of her maiden name.
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Sweet Beard
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Harry Wilmer Beard
Muncie
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Tuna
Sweet
MIS
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Aid
High Fener
Emia
Mae Mo Boer
Stenaéeheimer
Cammian
Hiner
Geren
City Compromises Suit Over Sewer Injuries
Margaret Crane sues Indianapolis for 5000 dollars claiming injuries after a fall in a city sewer. Superior Court resolves the case with a remittance promised by the city on Thursday.
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Margaret Crane
Indianapolis
Damamte
Superior Court
Verdict for Miss Hover in Fees Suit
The jury in the suit of Dr. W. Mort against Miss Blanche Hever returned Wednesday afternoon with a verdict in favor of the defendant. The case concerned alleged materials fees and the court adjourned without further action.
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Miss Hover
de. W. Mort
Miss Blanche Hever
Weather Spotter Ad With Jewelry Sale Claim
An odd weather oriented advertiser markets a spotter device and claims cold temperatures Friday with a dubious forecast. It promotes a jewelry sale near the Washington and Meridian streets corner offering a ten percent discount and a guarantee, then oddly shifts to a jewelry sale notice and a souvenir request.
Multiple City News Digest From January Dispatches
Indianapolis coroner and detectives assess Rankin's rib injuries after arrival at Fletcher's sanitarium. In Washington Roosevelt tariff revision defeated in the House. Senate committees favor ship subsidy bill. Cincinnati girl Blanche Mohler dies during City Hospital operation. Indianapolis searches for Margaret Forbes who escaped from Woman's prison. Paris reports Russia and Japan scoped war. Denver former Gay contest for Colorado governor alleges Adams fraud. Louisville judge Evans discusses Caleb Powers pardon and limits interference. Federal wait for Jim Corbett letter in the Sun.
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George W. Rankin
Fletcher
Washington
House
Roosevelt
Senate
Cincinnati
Blanche Mohler
Marion
Ind
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Chew
Margaret Forbes
Pri
Paris
Ferling
Russia
Japan
Denver
Col
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Adiaus
Adams
Frand
Louisville
Judge Evans
Caleb Powers
Gov. Taylor
Powers
Rankin Uninsured Taken to Sanitarium in Hospital Testimony
Coroner Tutewiler and detectives abandon robbery theory in Rankin case after fracture discovery at Central Hospital. Witnesses describe Rankin's condition at Fletcher’s sanitarium, noting no obvious injuries earlier. Testimony details Rankin’s movements and injuries, raising questions about cause of death and responsibility as investigators pursue new leads.
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Central Hospital
George W. Rootkin
Fletcher
R.A. Greve
Rankin
Deardorff
Mansa Hinorte Aye
Sant
Roth
Robert E. Wrendt
Coa Smith
Theodore W. Sicesdarfer
Steve Phe
Makin
Tie
Cas
Nankin
Hankin Wan
Aiton
New furniture store opens in Washington area under old name
A new furniture store launches in the Washington area under the formerly used name at a local address. The venture lists Joseph J. Segar, formerly with Vropie's Outfitting, as a principal partner with Moyer & Mexer joining the ownership group.
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Htehmond Merchania
Douglas Settles Cotton Mill Strike End
Fall River mill operatives return to work at prestrike wages with a three arbiter panel to review mill conditions and all circumstances. Governor Douglas announced the settlement ending a weeklong stoppage that crippled trade and pushed workers toward poverty and hunger under reduced pay.
Plead for Their Son in Local Court Hearing
Indianapolis residents Wobler and Gormiit pleaded with Jade Alton to allow a visit with Renard Webster listed as third on the charge of aiding a theft involving nerkeye and reverd chickens from Peter Benz. Judge Allon opened the cage for parental discussion about John Reese, a young man connected to the case.
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Mro
Wobler
Ald Gormiit
Indianapolis
Jade Alton
Derey
Sit Renard Webster
Peter Benz
Merthon Audge Allon Vins
John Reese
Vming
Wolaifertin
Senate Military Committee Approves Canteen Restoration
The Senate committee on military affairs took up a bill to restore the army canteen. The committee, after sweeping recommendations from the War Department, reported the measure favorably and aims to push passage at an early date.
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Washington
Dan
Senate
Pradoy Bt
War Department
House Stands Pat Against Extra Session on Tariff Revision
In a strong Republican showing the House defeated President Roosevelt's demand for an extra session to revise tariff rates. The vote split largely along regional lines with New England and the West opposing, while Pennsylvania and most of the South backed the president. The result preserves the status quo and signals continued disagreement over tariff policy. The report details bystanders and surrounding commentary, noting support for Speaker Champ Clark and reactions among party members.
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Washington
Dan
Roth
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Nahe
New York
Pennsylvania
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New England
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Far West
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