House debates scaled appropriations amid fiscal strain
The measure would overshoot the state treasury by about 85000 over two years if adopted as drafted. Lawmakers in the house, led by Judge Smith, reviewed the bill which exceeds Finance Committee recommendations by roughly 190000, with Indiana University and other institutions under scrutiny. Debate centered on economy, with Democrats seeking sharp cuts while Republicans defend current education and correctional funding. Lawmakers expect further action and a possible second appropriation to cover legislature expenses, totaling near 125000 after earlier spending around 75000, amid costly contests in Lake and Warwick counties.
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House
Billheimer
Indiana University
Garrard
Babcuck
Habermel
Senate
Lake County
Warwick County
Burning Boat Disaster Near Hong Kong Claims Hundreds
In Victoria B C on March 4 a kerosene lamp on a flower boat caused a blaze chained to nearby vessels on the Canton river. The fire swept quickly through boats, killing about one thousand people, making it one of the worst disasters in Hong Kong vicinity. The Akima Maru arrived with news of the catastrophe.
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Canton
Victoria
B. C
Hong Kong
Mormon Elders Explain Faith in Free Outreach Meetings
A company of Mormon elders plans Sunday 7:30 pm gatherings in Pier Son Hall Delaware between Market and Ohio to discuss the Restoration of the Gospel, personality of God, revelation, faith, repentance, baptism, and the Holy Ghost. They offer free literature and Book of Mormon, stating they fund travels and tracts themselves and seek no worldly honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierson Hall
Delaware Street
Market
Ohio Streets
America
E. W. Marchant
Woman Composes School Song La Danza Dora
Mrs. W W Carter composed La Danza Dora the dancing girl sung by Eleanor Falk Mattie Tockett and the Nichols sisters. Published by Victor Kremer company the instrumental piece is for use in schools of music and sold at music shops.
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Eleanor Falk
Mattie Tockett
Nichols Sisters
W.W. Carter
Victor Kremer Company
From Madhouse to the Side of His High Bride
Mary Sargent defeated the Sargent family in Worcester probate court as James H. Walker was named conservator of W. W. Sargent estate. Walker will order Sargent's release from the asylum and the couple plans to reunite at Mary Sargent’s home in Worcester.
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Worcester
Mauss
Mary Sargent
W. W. Sargent
Waverly
Sargent
James H. Walker
Sargents
Strang Joins Buick for Key Racing Events
Lewis Strang, famed driver of Savannah Briarcliff and Lowell road races and former mile record holder, has joined Buick Motor Company. He will pilot Buick cars in major upcoming track, road, and hill events.
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Lewis Strang
Savannah
Briarcliff
Lowell
Buick Motor Company
Buick
Wad
Hill
Clabby Defeats Gilmore In Ten Rounds At West Hammond
Chicago, March 4. Jimmy Clabby won a ten round decision over Fred Gilmore at West Hammond Indiana last night. Clabby's win boosts his standing in a crowded welterweight field.
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Chicago
Jimmy Clabby
Fred Gilmore
Beggar Surrenders with Pawned Leg in Chicago
Charles Williams, a crippled beggar from Winnipeg, pawned an artificial leg to buy liquor and surrendered to Police Officer Kiernan at Englewood station. He blamed drink for his downfall and was charged with disorderly conduct, with a hearing set for today.
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Chicago
Bridewell
Charles Williams
Kiernan
Englewood
Winnipeg
Westinghouse Married to Young English Girl
Holmrock Eng March 4 The wedding of Miss Violet Evelyn Brocklebank daughter of Sir Thomas and Lady Brocklebank of Irtonhall to George Westinghouse Jr of Pittsburgh Pa took place at 11 o clock this morning in the local parish church
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Holmrock
Eng
Violet Evelyn Brocklebank
Sir Thomas
Lady Brocklebank
Irtonhall
George Westinghouse, Jr
Pittsburg
City Births and Deaths Report From Local Hospital and Homes
Births list multiple couples with addresses including Louis and Ida Bridenstine and George and Lillian Piper. Deaths note broncho pneumonia cases for six infants and adults, plus premature birth and cancer.病. Building permits show several dwellings and renovations with values from 1,500 to 3,500 dollars. Local hospital and street addresses mentioned.
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Louis and
Ida Bridenstine
Northwestern Avenue
George
Lillian Piper
W. Twenty-sixth Street
Silas and
Rosa Littoral
Eastern Avenue
Sherman and
Lena Owens
Churchman Avenue
William
Kila Hoeltke
Colorado Avenue
George and
Maud Walton
Linden Street
Henry and
Esther Brill
E. Market Street
Curtis and
Mamie Hartley
Caldwell Street
Frank and
Anna Armbust
S. New Jersey
Fred
Clara Schillenberg
S. Feast Street
Chris and
Louise Bader
Minnesota Street
Fred and
Blanche Weidman
Vandes Street
Oliver and
Ella Carter
Fletcher
Danti
Ameliia Gasperi
Horton Street
John and
Pearl Breedlove
S. Warman Avenue
James and
Marie Hurt
Villa Avenue
Thomas and
Bertha Barton
City Hospital
Low
Oscar and
Marie McKay
Madison Avenue
Walter Id. Finchim
Sheffield Avenue
Charles I. Scott
Concord Street
George J. Anderson
Fayette Street
Marion 4
Caster
N. Tacoma Avenue
Warren Corga
S. Meridian
Liltian O'Connor
St. Vincent's Hospital
Filorence Alexan¢der
Lilian Zaph
Maury A. Welter
Xenia T. Hall
Reisner Street
Prescription for Backache Promoted by Noted Medical Expert
An advertisement touts a kidney and bladder treatment from a famed Medienl professional. It claims backache, frequent urination, and rheumatic pains signal kidney disorders and warns of Bright's disease or diabetes if untreated. The remedy mixes Buchu, Murax compound, and gin, with dosing guidance.
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Bright
Hogs Advance Market Steady at the Globe
Indianapolis market report shows receipts of hogs at 5,500 and cattle at 1,250 with hogs selling mostly 6.50 to 6.75 and steers ranging 4.75 to 6.75 per 100 pounds. Cattle demand remains strong with steady to higher prices, while sheep and lambs sold steadily as buyers cleared available stock.
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Indianapolis
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Markets At Union Stock Yards
Market reports from Union Stock Yards and Pittsburg show hog receipts near 728000 with steady to lower tone and mixed pricing, cattle receipts around 9000 with a strong market, and sheep steady. Prices span diverse grades including good heavy hogs 6.65 to 6.75, calves up to 5.50, cattle primes 6.25 to 6.35, and fat cows around 3.50 to 5.50 with variances across classes.
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Hogs Sane
Live Stock Prices and Receipts at East Buffalo Market
East Buffalo N Y March 4 Sheep and lambs receipts were 9400 head with slow trading and prices slipping to 10 cents lower. Lambs ranged 5.00 to 7.90 dollars, sheep 2.60 to 6.00, yearlings 6.50 to 7.00. Hogs receipts 240 head with activity and prices 35 cents higher. hogs 6.70 to 7.10, pigs 5.00 to 6.75, mixed 6.95 to 7.00, heavies 7.00 to 7.10, roughs 5.50 to 6.25.
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Fasge
fe _poledech
Pittsburg
Tsburg
Ieee
East Buffalo
N. Y
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices Report March 4
Cincinnati market recap shows receipts at 2888 with buyers weaker. Packers and butchers quoted 6.40 to 6.95, light shippers and pigs slow. Cattle receipts 268 with steady to strong demand, veal and calves active. Sheep and lambs receipts 170 with steady market.
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Cincinnati
Wall Street Opens With Gains Then Turns Quiet and Mixed
New York March 4 Prices of active issues opened with gains of 1 to 3 per cent and firm tone early but soon grew irregular. Reading and a few others slipped while Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Union Pacific along with Atchison advanced about half to three quarters. By mid session activity cooled with a general downward drift and speculative interest waned as most gains were erased. London sold about 1 000 shares. Government bonds were unchanged while others held firm.
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New York
Reading
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Steel Common
Union Pacific
Atchison
Eric
London
Indianapolis Grain Prices For Wheat Corn Oats And Hay
Grain prices listed for Wheat Corn and Oats with multiple grades and bids from Indianapolis markets. Includes through billing figures and inspection car totals for wheat corn and hay with quantities and status of in or out for various grades.
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Indianapolis
Sample
Timothy
Indianapolis Produce and Wagon Market Prices
Indianapolie a: aa c change listings show fresh butter at 15 to 16 cents per unit and poultry prices for turkeys ducks hens and eggs. The Indianapolis Wagon Market by Rouse Bros. at 120 Kentucky Avenue lists grain and hay quotes including corn shelled oats timothy clover mixed hay and wheat straw with varied prices.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenue
Doyle First Giants Arrival at Marlin Camp
Larry Doyle is the first of four tard¢ Giants to reach the Marlin training camp in Texas. He traveled from Breeze, Illinois, arriving yesterday, with Herzog Murray and AtMmes joining later from New York.
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Marlin
Tex
Larry Doyle
Larry
Herzog, Murray
AtMmes
Doyle
Breeze
New York
Bliss Native Herbs Denison Hotel Dining Like Sundays
Bliss Native Herbs advertises the Denison Hotel with an American plan dining room featuring Sunday dinners as a specialty and music at Washington Street location.
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Denison Hotel
BLISS
Washington
Murdered Woman Found In Connersville Home
Detectives and the coroner investigate after a woman is found slain in her bed at the Connersville home of John Wilson his wife. A blood covered iron rod with a nut end may be the weapon. A colored man seen nearby is sought as a possible suspect.
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Connersville
Ind
John Wilson
Wilson
Fire in Brooklyn tenement kills woman and child
A three story double tenement at 313 Severth avenue Brooklyn fire claimed the life of a woman identified as Mrs Nathan Rabto witz and her 12 year old son Harry. Five men were injured and hospitalized with narrow escapes reported.
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New York
Sency Hospital
Severth Avenue
Brooklyn
Nathan Rabtowitz
Harry
No Bonus Debated for Senate Reading Clerk
Senator Mattingly offered a $200 gift to Reading Clerk Royal Emick but withdrew the motion after support from Senators Pearson and Kirkman. Bowser recalls taking the job at $5 a day and cites legal limits. McCullough notes pay was agreed in advance. Strange contemplates others’ possible extra pay under the theory. No vote occurred.
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Mattingly
Royal Emick
Senate
Pearson and
Kirkman
Bowser
McCullough
Strange
Burial of Confederate-chase rider Walker in Mount Olive
William Walker a member of the pursuit band that trailed J Wilkes Booth and who stood by Boston Corbett when Booth was shot received military honors at Mount Olive cemetery. He died in the county hospital after illness in Chicago during Lincoln birthday anniversary observances. Survived by a widow and a son in Muskegon Michigan.
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J. Wilkes Booth
Abraham Lincoln
Boston Corbett
Booth
Mount Olive Cemetery
Chicago
Lincoln
Walker
Muskegon
Mich
Urging Dan Walsh for State Tax Job
A delegation of Third district Democratic politicians from New Albany and Scottsburg went to Indianapolis to urge Gov. Marshall to appoint Dan Walsh of New Albany as state tax commissioner. The group included Judge Utz John Lyons and Charles D. Kelso and Mark Stein.
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Utz. John Lyons
Charles D. Kelso
New Albany
Mark Stein
Scottsburg
Indianapolis
Marshall
Dan Walsh
New al Gary
Patrolman John Rader Dies Suddenly at Home
John Rader a 46 year old patrolman died suddenly Thursday morning of heart failure at his home 1625 S Olive street He served as patrolman since Oct 30 19 45 and six years as corner policeman at Illinois and Washington He leaves a wife and two children.
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John Rader
S. Olive Street
Tlinois and
Washington
Retired Canton Leaguer Sealts Secretly Weds in Rahway
Frank E. Sealts former Canton Central leaguers backstop has retired and in a secret Rahway New Jersey visit has wed Miss Elsie Elmhurst. The couple will reside in Lima where he has pursued wholesale grocer interests.
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Lima
Frank E. Sealts
Canton Central
Rahway
N. J
Sealts
Elsie Elmhurst
The Gem Laundry Ad Brims With Laundry Offerings
A short classified ad highlights family washings and rough dry services by the pound. It mentions all flat pieces framed and invites customers to try the facility.
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GEM Laundry
Moore bill passes senate on uniform text book reform
The Moore bill expressing the State Board of Education’s views on uniform text book reform passes the senate. Efforts to amend fail. Genutor Cox’s local option for text books is defeated. The bill allows cities over 5,000 to choose first reading primers with phonetic books, while opposing local control in books and politics.
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Moore
State Board of Education
Senate
Genutor Cox
Garrard-Cox
Cox
Governor Signs Indiana Accounting Bill Into Law
Gov. Marshall signed the public accounting bill in a noon ceremony with the Indianapolis Merchants' Association joint committee present. The law creates a state board of examiners headed by the governor, appointing a chief examiner, two deputies, and a secretary, plus biannual inspections of public offices and a uniform system of bookkeeping and reporting by all public officers. Politics nearly derailed the bill, but it survived intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inlianapolis Merchants' Association
Marshall
Indiana
Mind of Young Man Remains a Perfect Blank
A man identified as Joseph Blackburn wanders near Hermon’s farm after leaving home Monday. He cannot recall his name or home, is under police care, and will be examined by a police surgeon. Stewart confirms Blackburn’s prior Marine Corps service and three weeks with him.
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Joseph Blackburn
Blackburn
John Stewart
Michigan Strees
United States Marine Corps
Stewart
Sergt. White
Kinney
William Harmon
Hermon
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