Indiana Budget Bill Cuts Drastic Highway Ask To $18 Million
The 1925 Indiana budget bill totals about 56 million for two fiscal years after deep cuts meet a Highway Commission request of 35 million, trimmed to 18 million. It moves state debts toward payoff, excludes some funds, and relies on a 33.5 cent tax levy to cover about 18.4 million annually. The measure, delivered to the governor, targets university funding, hospital projects, and a joint purchasing plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana House of Representatives
House
L. A. Pittenger
Selma
Dunes Park
World War Memorial
State Board of Agriculture
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
State Highway Commission
Budget Commission
Highway Department
University
Purdue
State Normal Schools
Centria Hospital
Indianapolis
Southern Hospital For
Madison
State Historical Commission
History Department
Indiana University
H. N. Sherwood
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Blue Law Opposed By Central Labor Union Executive Board
The executive board opposed the proposed Sunday closing law before the Legislature after a Wednesday meeting. Modern mothers are advised that excess dosing can harm a child’s stomach.
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Central Labor Union
State funding plan lists major appropriations for 2-year period
The slate shows totals and line items for state agencies and institutions. Highlights include highway commission with 18 million plus 3 million yearly federal aid, Indiana University and Purdue University about 1.05 million each plus various new buildings, and multiple state departments with sums ranging from hundreds thousands to tens of millions, all totalling 46,078,925 biennially.
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National Guard
Indianapolis
Roy Couch
Statehouse
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Newark
N. J
State Highway Department
Indiana Boys School
Indiana Girls School
Northern Hospital For the
Logansport
Indiana Farm Colony
Butlerville
State Highway Commission
Indiana University
Purdue University
Agricultural Experiment Station
Robert W. Long Hospital
Indiana Medical School
Riley Memorial Hospital
Conservation Department
Fish and Game Department of Conservation Department
Geology Department
Reformatory
Pendleton
Indiana State Prison
Indiana State Farm
Department of Edcation
Department of State
Securities Commission
Library Commission
Auditor of State
Ft. Wayne
Indiana State Sanitarium
Rockville
Indiana State Normal School
Terre Haute
Muncie
Rikhoff Named In Suit Over Auction Sale By Krauss Stock
The Gordons of Boston and Mrs Rose Krauss filed a federal suit Wednesday seeking a restraining order to stop Police Chief Herman F Rikhoff from arresting Louis and Jacob Gordon. They challenge a city ordinance regulating auction sales between 6 pm and 8 am as unconstitutional. The auctioneers say they had an agreement with Mrs Krauss to dispose of her stock before March 31.
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Herman F. Rikhoff
Louis
Jacob Gordon
Boston
Mass
Krauss
Illinois Lt
Gordons
Rose Krauss
Tragedy Suit Settled Over Nitroglycerin Deaths in Indiana
A lawsuit against American Glycerin Company over a nitroglycerin explosion that killed six children four years ago in Indiana was settled. The firm will pay 5000 to Harley Legg for two lost sons and 2500 to four other Lawrence County families, plus compensation to Emmett Bunyon, a school teacher who died in the incident.
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Times Special
Vincennes
Ind
Harley Legg
del Mellette
L. P. McClausland
C. G. Walton
J. W. Peters
Lawrence County
Illinois
Emmett Bunyon
Memorial Fountain for Mrs Suemma Coleman Atkins at Methodist Hospital
The memorial fountain honoring Mrs Suemma Coleman Atkins, daughter of William Coleman, is completed at Methodist Hospital. Atkins recently donated 25000 dollars to the hospital to endow a maternity fund.
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Suemma Coleman Atkins
William H. Coleman
Methodist Hospital
Coleman
Westinghouse appoints new district manager L C Bullington
The Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company announces L C Bullington will be district manager, based in Cincinnati, succeeding James A Brett who died recently in Bermuda. In Indiana La Porte, February 5, local officials report a bill to merge La Porte and Po Superior Courts into one circuit under Judge Harry L Crumpacker of Michigan City.
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Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
L. C. Bullington
Cincinnati
Bullington
James A. Brett
Bermuda
LA Porte
Ind
la Porte and
Harry L. Crumpacker
Michigan City
Escaped Slain Joseph Stith From Rockville Jail
Joseph Stith of Clinton, confessed slayer and manslaughter convict, escaped Rockville county jail by leaping from a second story window Wednesday night prompting a search today.
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Times
Rockville
Ind
Joseph Stith
Clinton
Churches Seek Action On Senate Bill Limiting Plaza Use
Indiana House Ways and Means Committee aims for a unanimous report on Penrod Bill prohibiting the World War Memorial Plaza from occupying any block not fully state owned. Opposition from Oscar A. Ahlgren and Rev Jean S Milner voiced at a public hearing, while John N Feasy urged the state to obtain an indefinite option on church properties to keep harmony of the plaza.
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Ways and Means
Penrod Senate
Indiana World War Memorial Plaza
Oscar A. Ahlgren
Whiting
American Legion
Jeans. Milner
First Presbyterian Church
John N. Feasy
First Baptist Church
Funeral rites in Logansport for Daniel O Flanagan
The body of Daniel O Flanagan a Wabash College freshman from Chicago died Monday after a fall from a horse at Fort Benjamin Harrison was taken to Logansport Indiana for funeral services at 9 a m Friday. Memorial services were held Wednesday at Flanner Buchanan chapel by Phi Delta Theta fraternity members with his fraternity pin placed on him. Harold Johnson of Linton Indiana led the memorial.
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Daniel O' Flanagan
Chicago
Wabash Colleges
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Logansport
Flanner and Buchanan
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Flanagan
Harold Johnson
Linton
Ind
Wabash
Utility Valuation Plan Drafted by Public Auditor
Louis K. Karns of 132 E Fifty First St drafts a plan to stop utilities from securing high valuations in Federal Court. The plan calls for a utility valuation division of the Interstate Commerce Commission or another federal body to prepare commodity price reports for use by public service commissions, and it will be sent to the Indiana Legislature for transmission to Congress.
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Louis K. Karns
E. Fifty First St
Public Utility Audit and Engineering Bureau
Indiana
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Public Service Commissions
State Division on Moseley Jury Trial Question
In South Bend Indiana the question is whether the state can compel a jury trial for Raymond Moseley a youthful bandit charged with murder. Moseley’s attorney entered a plea of guilty and the state demands a jury trial.
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Times Special
South Bend
Ind
Raymond Moseley
Moseley
First woman named to city Plan commission
Planner Mrs. James H. Taylor of 1808 N. Pennsylvania St. becomes the first woman named to the city Plan commission. She is listed as an intimate friend of the mayor’s wife, Mrs. Shank.
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James H. Taylor
Pennsylvania St
City Plan Commission
Shank
Sheriff to Confer with Governor on Herrin Martial Law
Sheriff George Galligan of Williamson County arrives in Springfield to confer with Governor Len Small over a request for martial law in the Herrin Illinois war zone. The talks, begun Wednesday, continue today at the governor's invitation.
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United Press
Springfield
George Galligan
Williamson County
Len Small
Herrin
III
Galligan
Auto Goes On Orgy A Path Of Destruction
Police say Frank Cain 35 of 520 N Meridian St caused a string of crashes Wednesday. He is charged with speeding drunkenness intoxicated driving without lights and struck three cars on Wooley Bowen and McWhir then hit a tree and iron fence near Altenheim at 2007 N Capitol Ave before stopping in a yard.
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Frank Cain
Meridian St
Cain
F. A. Woolen
W. Thirtieth St
Charles Bowen
Shriver Ave
Capitol Ave
David McWhir
New Jersey
Altenheim
Reverend Hayward in Washington for Baptist city plan meeting
The Rev. F. E. Hayward executive secretary Federated Baptist Churches traveled to Washington D C to attend a meeting of the Baptist city plan commission and discuss urban church planning initiatives.
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Hayward
Washington
F. E. Hayward
Federated Baptist Churches
Washington, D. C
Baptist City Plan Commission
Haspiels Found Guilty by Federal Court Jury
Hyman Haspiel and his mother Mrs Emma Haspiel were convicted by a federal jury of conspiracy to violate prohibition laws manufacturing intoxicating liquor and maintaining a nuisance at Arlington Ave and St Clair St. They were arrested in December 1922 during a raid that seized a 150 gallon still. Sentencing is set for Friday before Judge Robert C Baltzell.
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Hyman Haspiel
Emma Haspilel
Arlington Ave
St. Clair St
Robert C. Baltzell
Haspiels
St. Clair St. House
Louis Barnett
Harry Louis
Haspiel
A. B. Anderson
Walter Kleckner
Vistula
Ind
Leavenworth
Kas
Federal
Haley's Magnesia Oil Promises Relief for Digestive Trouble
An ad touts Haley's Magnesia Oil as a novel blend of magnesia and mineral oil. It claims rapid, non greasy relief by delivering magnesia to the lower bowel and neutralizing acids. Sold by druggists with mail order available from M O Company, Indianapolis.
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Haley
M-O Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Zemo advertised for skin troubles relief and healing
It claims to relieve eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar skin problems with instant relief from itching. The liquid cleanses soothes and heals most skin diseases and is recommended for daytime use since it doesn t show. Available at druggists 35c 1.00 large size 25c for a Zemo ap.
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Zemo
Zemo Ap
Gym Exhibition Friday by Indianapolis Turners Association
The Indianapolis Turners Association will host a Friday gym exhibition showcasing athletic demonstrations and group displays emphasizing physical culture and community fitness. Local clubs and participants are expected to attend.
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Indianapolis Turners’ Association
Athenaeum Hosts Friday Night Dance After PE Event
The Athenaeum holds a physical education program on Friday evening followed by a dance. The notice highlights a social gathering after the exercise session.
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The
Athenaeum
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