Indiana Senate bill sets minimum wages for teachers based on license and experience
A bill introduced by Senator E E Moore proposes minimum daily wages for teachers tied to license level and years of experience. Beginning teachers would earn at least 24% cents times the highest license grade, with scaled increases for one and three or more years of service. Qualified teachers must have professional training and appropriate schooling, while underpaying officers face civil action and penalties.
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Uced
Senate
E. E. Moore
Indiana Educational Commission
Liense
Fire Safety Bill Aims to Guard Hotels and Public Buildings
A proposal by Representative Fur nas of Randolph county would require hotels rooming houses theaters churches and many public structures to have improved fire safety measures. The measure, backed by traveling men including Hanna, seeks mandatory escape provisions but faces committee concerns it could compel sales and hide graft, and was not concurred in.
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Fur- Nas
Randolph County
icc.Webare
Anias
Hanna
MINERS BOARD MEETS IN PITTSBURGH HEADQUARTERS
The national executive board of the United Mine Workers of America opened sessions at the miners headquarters Wednesday to decide issues from the recent convention. Key items include how to conduct the Pittsburg district election and the severance anti child labor bill.
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United Mine Workers of America
Pittsburg
Younger Men to Command in the Navy
Special to The Sun reports Congress debates the navy personnel bill pushed by President Roosevelt to place younger officers in command. Chairman Foss and the naval committee resist quick passage, noting the promotion system favors length of service over merit. The bill would weed out mossbacks and drunkards, promote capable officers, and trim navy costs by an estimated 5 million dollars over seven years.
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Washington, D. C
George Edmund Foss
House Naval Committee
Roosevelt
United States Navy
Naval
Navy Department
Foss
Congress
Navy
Naval Academy
Metcalf
Traveling glove sample case suit in justice court
J W Allison, a traveling agent for Mason Campbell and Co, sued to attach his sample case before Justice A R Hutchinson. He claims the firm owes him $200 and ordered him to surrender samples including about 150 left hand gloves of varied sizes, knit and fur, infants to men's. The mismatched gloves hold value for the company, which has rights to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Allison
Mason, Campbell & Co
Justice of the Peace
A. R. Hutchinson
Allison
Giants Westward Training Trip Planned at Costly Price
McGraw and his Giants gather in Chicago on February 6 to begin a long training tour to Los Angeles. The trip, the costliest in club history, aims to secure ideal southern climate and steady practice, with about 32 players and roughly $15,000 in expenses offset by expected California game receipts. The schedule by Fred Knowles promises ample action and big crowds in California venues.
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New York
McGraw
Giants
Chicago
Los Angeles
John T. Brush
Birmingham
Fred Knowles
California
Green B Morris Out of Luck In California Turf History
San Francisco notes chronicling Green B. Morris a famed early California horseman once a millionaire and notable owner trainer and jockey. The piece catalogs his rise with stars like Apollo and Gold Bye and details his decline to selling plater stock at Emeryville amid hopes for a revival, acknowledging his long storied career in American racing.
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Paigner
United States
Green B. Morris
Mississippi
California
America
Morris
Apollo
Green B
Toursyville
Drake Carter
Dwyers
Tersan
Faver
Judge Morrow
Strathmeath
Star Ruby
England
Sombrero
Buffalo
Clever Truckey
Gold Rose
Ascot Park
New Orleans
Emeryville
Naval Hero Under Dewey Perishes in the Desert
Louis Lunwald, a naval hero of Manila Bay, was found dead 60 miles from San Bernardino after wandering in the desert seeking water. His tracks show aimless direction, clothes scattered, and cactus stubs marking his futile thirst relief attempts before he buried himself in sand. Lunwald gained fame under Admiral Dewey with brave actions noted nationwide.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Louis Lunwald
Manila Bay
Lunwald
Dewey
Miracle cancer cure claim by Rupert Wells in St Louis
Advertisement claims a radioactive fluid cures cancer and similar conditions with rapid, safe results at low cost. It cites Peter Reagan of Galesburg Illinois as a saved patient and invites readers to write for free information and patient proofs.
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Peter Reagan
Galesburg
Reagan
Rupert Wells
Radel Bidg
St. Louia, Mo
Cold Remedy Ad Claims Headache Relief
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine as a worldwide cold and grip remedy. It asserts it removes the cause and invites readers to call for the full name and signature E. W. Grove. The item lists a price of 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Cancer cure claims face imitators study warns
A note cautions that the Combination Oi Cure for Cancer and Tumor has imitators and urges readers to contact the Originalator for free books. Dr D M Bye lists 316 North Illinois Street Indianapolis Indiana as the contact. People's Coal and Cement Co. advertises as successors to Logsdon Bros with both phones.
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D. M. Bye
Illinois St
Indianapolis
Ind
People's Coal and Cement CO
Logsdon Sros! Fuel Company
Indianapolis Public Works Plans 1907 Street Improvements
City notices by the Board of Public Works announce planned 1907 improvements on Twenty-First Street College Avenue Lake Erie & Western tracks and on Twenty-First Street Talbott Avenue Central Avenue. asphalt over six inch concrete foundations, brick gutters, catch basins, marginal stones, and alley wings, with details shown on plans.
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Jackson Place
Meridian Street
M’crea Street
Pear Street
Blackford Street
M'Crea Street
State Avenue
English Avenue
Prospect Street
Barnes Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Thirty-Sixth Street
Thirty-first Street
Congress Avenue
Thirty-second
Thirty-third
Thirty-fourth
Thirty-fifth
Board of Public Works
Board of Blic Works
Indianapolis
Board of Publitic Works
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Department OF Pubic Works
Board
Court House
Ind
Indiana
Paris Avenue
Missouri Street
London Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Fall Creek
Said Alley
Ball Creek
Fallcreeek
Twenty-tthird Street
Department 9 Public Works
the Boar
Caure Teuse
Board O Public Works
Indianaplis
Market Street
Arsenal Avenue
Ohio Street
Earbh
Earb
Lockerbie Street
East Street
Liberty Street
New Jersey Street
Erie Street
South Street
Tire
Banie Street
Dundie
Park Avenue
Tenth Street
Pratt Street
ST. Clair Street
Eleventh Street
First Alley
Alabama Street
Twenty-Fifth Street
Creek Boulevard
Emerson Avenue
Washington Street
HO & D
Joseph T. Ellutv
Department OF Public Works
College Avenue
Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company
Twenty-First Street
Talbott Avenue
Central Avenue
Delaware Street
Alabama
New Jersey
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Green
San Francisco
B. Morris
Gold Bye
South
Middle West
Ty-Third Street
Theaty
Iony
Sreen Morris
The
Sun
Ours
Kalife
Dr. Wells
Archibald.cleaver CO
L. 8. Ayres & CO
John D. Brosnan
Feeney Furniture and Stove Company
George J. Marott
Charles Mayer & CO
Badger Furniture CO
Albert Gall CO
W. H. Messenger
D. H. Baldwin & CO
Charles L. Hartmann
L. E. Morrison & CO
Langen & CO
Paul H. Krauss
Bliss, Swain & CO
WM. H. Block & CO
Custom Tailors
People’s Outfitting Company
H. Lieber Co
Bobbs-Merrill CO
Rink’s
Lily & Stalnaker
Sander & Becker Furniture Company
Star Store
L. Strauss & CO
Taylor Carpet CO
Vonnegut Hardware CO
Julius C. Walk
H. P. Wasson & CO
Merchants’ Association of Indianapolis
Association
K East W Bank
M Merchants’ Association
Ants’ Association
Renase
Columbia National
C. Z. Coffin
E. Washington St
Nitioci
Sonk
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