Senators discuss nonpartisan reapportionment plans
Washington, Nov. 18. Senators Hale, Burton, Borah and others have opened informal offices as they outline possible legislation for the next session. A nonpartisan method of reapportioning representation in the house is likely to be proposed, with efforts to reduce the house membership and push President Taft's progressive program, while Democrats may seek maximum credit.
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Washington
Hale
Burton
Borah
Dbailey
Monroe
Culberson
Flint
Overman
Piles
Taft
Panama
House
Beer Wagon Upsets Leave Gutter-Filled Spill on Illinois
A Capital City Brewing Company wagon tipped over around 11 a.m. Friday at Tenth and Illinois streets spilling several hundred bottles of beer. Despite the accidental spill the amber liquid flowed into the gutter with no takers and no one drinking.
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Tenth
Illinois
Capital City Brewing Company
Ipsen and Iwakaski Convicted in Lynn Murder Case
In Salem Massachusetts on November 18 Andrei Ipsen and Wasili Iwakaski were found guilty of the June 25 Lynn murder of Patrolman James H. Carroll and shoe manufacturer Thomas Landregan. They were sentenced to be electrocuted the week of March 5 1911.
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Salem
Mass
Andrei Ipsen
Wasili Iwakaski
Lynn
James H. Carroll
Thomas Landregan
Coliseum Bonds Discussed by State Officials and Banks
John P. Frenzel and Evans Woolen met with Gov. Marshall and Attorney General James Bingham to seek a plan to redeem the $100,000 coliseum bonds issued by the state board of agriculture. Steps aim to relieve the state from the obligation and a further meeting with the agricultural board will occur before any plan is announced.
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John P. Frenzel
Indiana Trust Company
Merchants’ National Bank
Evans Woolen and Stoughton
Man Admits Fleeing After Wagon Collision
Charles G. Johnson of 1721 West Washington street admitted in police court on Thursday that he drove his automobile on without stopping after hitting a wagon driven by George Bullard, injuring two boys, Charles Woodson and William Parsons, on North Richland avenue. Woodson suffered a broken right wrist. Special Judge Harry O. Chamberlin took the case under advisement. Johnson faces assault and battery charges.
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Charles G. Johnson
Weat
Washington Street
George Bullard
Charles Woodson
North Richland Avenue
WiLliam Parsons
Johnson
Woodson
Harry O. Chamberlin
May Buy Camp For Boys' Club Near Noblesville
A committee from the Boys' club inspected land near Noblesville and Crawfordsville within a week and may purchase several acres for an annual camping ground for city military parties in July and August. The Kingfisher club donated last year’s site near Waveland on Indian Creek. Proceeds from Service club entertainments this year will fund camp ground purchases and members pursue the boy scout movement amid community plans.
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Boys’ Club
Noblesville
Crawfordsville
Kingfisher Club
Waveland
Indian Creek
Service Club
Boy Scout Movement
Bishop Chartrand Returns. Confers Minor Orders
Bishop Chartrand adjutator returned Friday from St Meinrad abbey and St Marys of the Woods. At St Meinrad he conferred minor orders on seminarians, including subdeacon and deacon. A student play Esther was staged in his honor. He was accompanied by Revs. Raymond Noll and George Smith.
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Chartrand
Aadjutor
St. Meinrad’s Abbey
St. Mary’s of the Woods
St. Meinrad’s
Esther
Raymond Noll
George Smith
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Daggy Institute
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Hants
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French Steam Dye Works
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