Sundry appropriation bill reported to House
The sundry bill, reported by Chairman Tawney, appropriates $111, including $17,650,860 less than estimates. It funds the Isthmian canal trade adjustments, the tariff board, antitrust enforcement, river and harbor work, and Justice Department fraud investigations. Soldiers’ Home upkeep in Indiana is $284,000 with allocations for current expenses, subsistence, hospital, transport, and related needs.
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Tawney
Union
Tariff Board
Ind
City Board Sets Tree Trimming Permits for Indianapolis
Indianapolis park board on Friday approved permitting rules to preserve shade trees. Trees must be 30 feet apart with uniform varieties in each block, chosen by a majority count of existing shade trees and property owner wishes. Utilities may be required to underground lines or adjust poles under board supervision.
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Board of Rk Commissioners
Indianapolis
Arview
Gianapolis
Telephone and Telegraph Companies
Park Board
Governor to unveil Indiana railment at Antietam battle
Governor Marshall will attend the Antietam battlefield unveiling on June 29 with a mislery staff including Gen. W. J. McKee and Col. Harry B. Smith. The Antietam monument will be delivered by the governor to the federal government as Meredith Nicholson reads a poem. Indiana soldiers who fought on the field comprise the Antietam commission.
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Marshall
Indiana
Antietam Battlefield
W. J. McKee
G. W. “McCoy
C. A. Garrard
Indiana National Guard
Ralph R. Stogsdall
Harry B. Smith
Indianapolis
E. P. Thayer
Greenfield
Bowman
Waterloo
Coleman
New Albany
Antietam
Meredith Nicholson
James M. Brown
Franklin
Nelson Pegg
Winchester
W. W. Dougherty
W. N. Pickerill
David E. Beem
Spencer
Beech Grove Line Seeks Right of Way into Indianapolis
The Beech Grove Traction company with a county franchise asks the Board of Public Works for a Grand Street right of way into Indianapolis. The board postponed ruling until Monday while reviewing the proposal and awaiting agreement between Beech Grove Line and Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company on disputed points.
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Beech Grove
Beech Grove Traction Company
Board of Public Works
Grand Street
Indianapolis
Beech Grove Hine
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Women plan card party to fund Crown Hill marker
A group of union women printers will host a card party next Tuesday evening at St Joseph's hall 615 E North street. Proceeds will buy a marker for the printers lots in Crown Hill cemetery. Officials say a boulevard widening on Thirty eighth street between Crown Hill and Capitol avenue will cost about 25000 dollars.
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J. Joseph’s
E. North Street
Crown Ill
The
Park Board
Thirty-eighth Street
Crown Hill
Capitol Avenue
Beetle Bulletin Row Sparks Indiana Printing Board
Indiana State Printing board may publish Geologist W S Blatchley.s beetle treatise as a bulletin funded by geology funds if Attorney General Bingham approves. Public pressure from farmers prompts a compromise to print beetle studies in bulletin form for free distribution.
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Indiana State Printing Board
W. 5. Blatchley
Department of Geology
Bingham
Blatchiey
Printing Board
Blatchery
Blatchley
Indiana
Blatchler
Huntington Plans Approved in Senate
Washington May 6 The Senate advanced Beveridge’s measure to buy land and build a public building at Huntington Indiana with a cost ceiling of 80000. Civil service exams slated June 18 in Indianapolis and Evansville for a department stenographer. Post, rural carrier promotions and several appointments listed. Mrs Chew of Noblesville operated on for kidney stone. no serious outcome expected.
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Washington
Senvice
Beveridge
Huntington
Ind
Indiana
C. A. Sheldon
Carher
Banta
Spencer
Orville II
Weatherhead
Elkhart
Guy Faconier
Rising Sun
George F. Walton
Dublin
Civil Service
Indianapolis
Evanaville
Charles Carder
Senator Beveridge
Converse
Miami County
Jamce H. Cannon
South Bend
Board of
Medical Pension Examiners
St. Joe County
J. R. Brown
Milton O. Richmond
Herbert O. Richmond
Bub
Chew
Noah L. Chew
Noblesville
Post Office Department
Come to Our Shop For Custom Front Salts
Swell up to date salts made to order for $15.75 offered by S. J. Singer & Sons at 43 W. Washington St.
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S. J. Singer & Sons
Washington St
Rand Cleared For Nomination In Open Debate
Vorhees presses Rand on the risk of muckraking and loyalty to the party. Rand declares his readiness to be tested and admits faults while asserting honesty and independence. The scene ends with an unofficial nod that Rand will secure the nomination barring accident.
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Bert Vorhees
Hannock
Rand
Vorhees
Eleanor
Cicely
Vernees
Father
George
Earth
Voorbees
Lorg
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Antietam Battle Field
Maly
Senate
Upper Branch
Sur‘s
Washington Service
Hibbs’ Building
Hanneck
New York
Teddy
Teddy, Jr
Albany
George Rand
George Rand, Sr
Middleberg
E. Washington ST
Court Bouse
C. H
Decatur
Iil
Bloomingdale
Connersvill
H. G. Alexant
Tam
Mr. Bliss
Bliss.swain
State Life Building
Willows
Icches Wide
African’ Ostrich Feather Co
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