Plan for nationwide referendum on eighteenth amendment
Legislative debate centers on using Article Five to repeal the eighteenth amendment through state conventions or legislatures. Senators Edwards Bruce and Cuviilier push varying referendum paths, with 28 state legislatures already backing a general convention. debate continues into 1927.
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Bruce
Maryland
Congress
Quebec
Louis A. Cuvillier
New York
Cuvillier
Belt Railroad Bridge to Cost 1 Million for Lengthening
P J Sanders Belt general manager stated the Belt will spend 1,000,000 on the White River bridge extension to 650 feet with four tracks. The Belt would pay 500,000 while the city and Marion County contribute 350,000 and 150,000 respectively under the current plan. Landers said plans will be drafted to rebuild the channel, keeping the bridge in its present location despite future administration changes.
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Belt Railroad
White River
P. J. Sanders
Belt
City
Marion County
Landers
Belt Engineers
Board of Works
Amendments Possible With Eighteenth Amendment Repeal
The passage notes that amendments may be added to the Constitution alongside the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and that critics wary of expanding federal power fear such changes in this period.
Milk driver killed as train collides with truck
W. Orland Heath, 45, a farmer, died when his milk truck was struck by a Baltimore & Ohio passenger train near Union Mills Indiana. His two year old son was thrown free and escaped injury as the wreck occurred early today.
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United Press
LA Portd
Ind
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Mills
W. Orland Heath
Barber Habeas Hearing Set For Saturday In La Porte
Judge Harry L Crumpacker will hear the habeas corpus motion for Edward Barber in La Porte Superior Court Michigan City. The State opposes Barber's release from a 25 year sentence for automobile banditry and prior death row status. Barber was convicted in Clay County for murder of Terre Haute officer Stephen Kendall. Supreme Court reversed, with lawyers arguing he should be sent back.
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Harry L. Crumpacker
la Porte
Barber
Clay County
Bouncy glass from Austria can bend and travel as liquid
Two Austrian scientists unveiled a glass that can bounce and bend like a cane yet move as a liquid. The material, showcased in demonstrations, challenges conventional notions of glass by combining rigidity with fluid adaptability for portable use.
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