Senate Passes County Local Option Cox Bill Vote 32 to 17
Thirty-two Republican senators backed the county local option measure known as the Cox bill, 32 to 17, with several Democrats opposing and three Republicans voting no. The session revealed party strains over petition thresholds and a split GOP majority, while supporters argued party duty and the bill’s compromise passage.
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Ments
Kittingett
Madison County
Senate
Will R. Wood
City Record Listings of Births Deaths and Marriages
The record lists birth details for multiple newborns including girls and twin boys, deaths such as Henry W Brown by hanging, and numerous marriages among local residents. Entries specify names and addresses across Adams to Meridian streets, with deaths and illnesses noted for Florence Miller and others.
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Henry W. Brown
Applegate Street
Florence Miller
S. State Avenue
Frank Zivney
Francesca S. Lipf
Raymond E. Reed
Lyla J. C. V. McAlister
Carter Jones
Amanda_ Roberts
Ae E. Burgess
Lyla
Ape John W. Vorrehm
Gracie Carter
Henry A. Pfaffin
Emma M. Bell
Ralph E. Bell
Gertrude H. Griffin
Guy F. Wilson
Mary J. Perrin
Fashion and Shop Gossip on Cleaver-Havelick and Archibald
The Cleaver Havelick Co showcases fall suits coats wraps hats and lingerie with designer sales approach as Gerritt A Archibald & Co highlights refined men’s wear hats including Knox and Archibald hats and ready to wear lines. They promise stylish fit and value with in store tailoring and new fabrics for the season.
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Cleaver-Havelick Co
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Gerritt A. Archibald & CO
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Clase
County Option Debate Shapes Final House Vote
The house scene centers on county option votes with Democrats and Republicans split. Postponement votes show tight lines as supporters of option pressure lawmakers. Senators plan to address lapsing appropriations while detectives are dismissed as unnecessary by lawmakers and lobbyists.
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Johnson County
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Madison
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Johnson
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Meeker
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Gelas
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House
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Statehouse
Walker's Marigold Opera Set For Local Premiere
Barclay Walker brings the new comic opera Marigold to English's Thursday for its first home city production. The troupe reports strong advance demand and good notices from other cities. Pink Hall and Miss Helen Webber headline.
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Barclay Walker
Pink Hall
Helen Webber
Teachers of Bible to Hold Marion County Meeting
An important meeting of the Marion County Sunday School association will be held in the Second Presbyterian church at 2:00 P.M. Friday. It is a on for teachers of Bible classes to attend and discuss departmental matters.
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Marion Probate Court
Frank W. Langewill
Jno. W. Keating
Lombard Building
Neanapala
Indiana
Lange
Michigan Street
Indianapolis
Marion County
State of
Gerdts
Hog and cattle prices drift as receipts rise in Indianapolis
Indianapolis market report shows 5,500 hogs, 1,300 cattle, 90 sheep. Hogs sold lower with very irregular demand. prices ranged from 6.00 to 7.50 for light to heavy. Cattle demand remained strong and active with calves showing strength. sheep and lambs posted mostly weaker prices, heavy sheep hard to move.
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Esau Paneer
Serene
Fareia
Saar
Highwayman Holds Up Man on Country Road
E S Potteroff reported being robbed by a man on a country highway one half mile west of Tebbs avenue on W Tenth street. The assailant demanded money with a revolver and obtained $1.2 before fleeing. Burglars later broke into H E Keevers home at 914 E Nineteenth street taking canned goods and provisions.
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Tebbs Avenue
W. Tenth Street
H. E. Keevers
Nineteenth Street
Moore Named by Republicans for Senator
State Senator Edward E. Moore of Connersville was unanimously recommended by Republicans as joint senator for Hancock Rush and Fayette counties to succeed Elmer J. Binford who declined the nomination.
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Connersville
Ind
Edward E. Moore
Wancock
Rush
Fayette Counties
Elmer J. Binford
Greenfield
School Supervisor Dies on Park Tennis Court
George M. Caldwell, the only African American supervisor in the Indianapolis negro schools, collapsed at Fairview Park while playing lawn tennis. He complained of illness, fell unconscious, and died before help arrived. He resided at 509 West St. Clair Street.
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George M. Caldwell
Indianapolis
Fairview Park
Caldwell
W. St. Clair Street
Bitten by Mad Pig Attacks Farmer Near Broad Ripple
Emory Kaler, a farmer north of Broad Ripple, was bitten several days ago by a pig that, after investigation, at the State Laboratory of ia was found to have suffered.
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Emory Kaler
Broad Ripple
Laboratory of
Reading Leads In Advance At New York Market
Irregular opening as stocks show fractional gains while trading remains active. Reading and Reading and Winton Pacific open higher but Hill shares and heavy selling unsettle the list. most gains erase. Reading leads the late rally with Steel common advancing and other issues posting small gains amid mixed results.
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Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Reading
Winton Pacific
Lackawanna
Consolidated Gas
National Lead
Ilinois Central
Rock Island Ptd
Jacob Field
J. J. Manning
Public Works Seeks Sewer and Storage Sale Notice
Indianapolis Board of Public Works announces improvement resolutions to build a 12 inch sewer along First Alley east of Shelby Street to La Grande Avenue and a sale of stored goods including bolts and stock food to cover storage charges, Frank Shellhouse overseeing.
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Maple Street
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Vo Ue Board of Public Works
Printi Facie Assecamenta
English Avenue
Aged Man James Carpenter Sentenced for Theft
James Carpenter, an aged man, was found guilty on Thursday of stealing 4 60 from a cash register at a saloon where he worked. He was sentenced to six months in the workhouse.
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James Carpenter
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