House Receives Permanent Auto License Measure
Indianapolis January 28 administration bill for permanent auto license plates was introduced in the house by Representatives Ebaugh and Babcock. It sets plate fees, a $1 annual renewal, a state driver license required for all drivers except chauffeurs, and penalties up to 1000 dollars. Seals would replace yearly plates, effective January 1 1926, with higher fees for heavier vehicles and trucks. Governor Jackson backs permanent plates as a cost saver, funded by a higher gasoline tax.
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Indianapolis
Ebaugh
Babcock
Rensselaer
Jackson
House
Senate
Federal Relations Committee
Southworth
Lindley
Kingman
State Highway Commission
Marion County Grand Jury
House of Representatives
Leslie
DeHaven
H. S. Junior General Assembly Explained
At a weekly convocation Mr. Tatlock outlined a forthcoming Junior Legislature with one high school student per county and one candidate per school for L. H. S. election. Miss Stevens led singing with new song slides as faculty advertised Thursday night play performances.
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H. S
Tatlock
Indianapolis
Stevens
Tomato Canners Agree on 14 Dollar Ton Price
Twenty two tomato canning companies with packing plants at thirty one Indiana points have agreed to pay 14 per ton for this year’s crop. The Indiana Canning Crops Exchange announced the action, naming numerous firms across the state and noting Grant county growers also joined the decision at a recent meeting to insist on the price.
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Indiana Canning Crops Exchange
John W. Ritter
North
Senate Avenue
Indianapolis
Morgan Packing Co
Austin
Scottsburg
Underwood
Brownstown
Reder Packing Co
Crothersville
Seymour
Freetown
Hayden
Medora
Morgantown
Remp Bros. Packing Co
Kokomo
Ladoga Packing Co
Ladoga
Pikes Peak Road Boosters Meet Opens Indiana Session
The annual Indiana Division meeting of the Pike's Peak Ocean to Ocean Highway Association opened this afternoon with delegates from counties along the route. John S. Hussey spoke for Boone County and Lebanon Chamber of Commerce. Charles F. Bowden arrived for the conference as state officers and four directors to represent Indiana on the National Board were to be elected.
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Indiana
Pike’s Peak Ocean To Ocean Highway Association
John S. Hussey
Boone County
Pike's Peak Road Association
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce
H. D. Judson
St. Joseph
Missouri
Harles F. Bowden
Pike's Peak Ocean To Ocean Highway
Muncie
Carr and Allen win in snooker tournament
Hershel Carr defeated Lee Car beaux 10 to 26 in last night’s snooker round at the Pastime pool room. Carr had a high run of 18 and Cuar aux 7. Earl Allen beat Earl Smith 40 with Smith only six in the hole. Smith high run 12 while Allen top run was 8. Thursday’s schedule lists Karl fum linson versus Rush Robison and Omer DeNoon versus Walter Adams.
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Hershel Carr
Lee Carbeaux
Pastime
Carr
Cuaraux
Earl Allen
Earl Smith
Allen
Smith
Karl Fumlinson
Rush Robison
Omer DeNoon
Walter Adams
Campbell-Smith-Ritchie Plans Extension at Kokomo Cabinet Factor
The Campbell-Smith-Ritchie kitchen cabinet plant will add a two story 9800 square foot finishing and storage extension near the office. Costing about 12000 dollars, plans by Oscar Cook of Kokomo aim to start when weather permits. The move follows strong demand from the Chicago furniture market boosting orders and optimism for 1925.
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Campbell- Smith-Ritche
Lester FF. Jones
Oscar Cook
Kokomo
Lebanon
Chicago
Jones
Mary
Helen
Campbell-Smith-Ritchie Company
Helen” Boone
William Dossett Goes On Trial In Boone Circuit Court
Wm. Dossett stands trial in Boone circuit court for receiving stolen goods. A jury including Frank Lacher and others was impaneled and evidence began this morning. The case, linked to radio gar ment thefts from Starr Music Shop, is expected to finish tomorrow with Dodson and Scifres defending and Carl Lambert prosecuting.
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Wm. Dossett
Boone Circuit Court
Frank Lacher
Chas. 0. Davis
Clifford Reed
Ernest Sample
Ed Lovingfoss
Daniel Booher
Richard Heesley
Clinton Perkins
I. G. Huckleberry
Philip Thrine
Lonry Neese
Monroe Bush
Dossett
Starr Music Shop
Dodson & Scifres
Carl Lambert
Pettibockers Ad Error Corrected in Tuesday Report
A typographical error in Adler & So advertisement in Tuesday's Reporter misread as New Petticoats. The ad should have read New Pettibockers at.
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Adler & So
No State Probe of Herrin Outbreak
Springfield Illinois January 28 Illinois will not investigate the latest outbreak in Williamson county where Glenn Young city leader Ora Thomas deputy sheriff and Youngs bitter enemy and two others died No resolution will be introduced to seek action Leaders in the house and senate say no representative or senator wants to risk draining taxpayers pockets The Herrin massacres past actions show witnesses often cannot remember what happened Officials may consider an appropriation for Adjutant General Carlos Blacks office to fund troops in Herrin and nearby counties
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Williamson County
Glenn Young
Ora Thomas
Young
House
Senate
Herrin
Williamson
Assembly Spor
Carlos Black
Black
Iuin
National Guard
Carbondale
Herrir
Bowling League Schedule Revised By Club Event
A country club card party tonight forces changes in the bowling league. The Will Davis versus Ray Hutchings match is moved to Thursday night and Noble Shelby versus Winson Jones is set for Friday night.
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Will Davis
Ray Hutchings
Noble Shelby
Winson Jones
Mrs. Sory Carter of Advance Endsurgery
Mrs. Sory Carter of Advance underwent abdominal surgery at Williams Hospital yesterday. The procedure went smoothly and she is reported to be resting comfortably with her doctors optimistic about recovery.
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Sory Carter
Abdominal Oneratior
Aoraiin
The
Williams Hos
Congress Debates Pay Bill and Committee Sessions
In Congress today multiple panels met including Agriculture on veer packers bill, Judiciary on Stone nomination, Foreign Relations on executive bills and IRS probe, Territories calendar bill, Interstate Commerce on haul bills, and other panels on visa, free trade, irrigation relief, aircraft investigation, immigration, veterans bureau doctors, and regular military and veterans hearings.
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Agriculture Committee
Judiciary Committee
Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
Internal Revenue Bureau
Territories
Interstate Commerce Committee
American Bar Association
Foreign Affairs Committee
Merchant Marine Committee
Military
Irrigation Committee
Immigration Committee
Veterans Committee
Doctors of Veterans Bureau
Child Labor Act Nearly Defeated Across Several States
Washington dispatches report the child labor amendment to the constitution is virtually defeated as Oklahoma Kansas Ohio North Dakota and Washington and others refuse ratification. Several states left openings for referendum bills next year, but overall sentiment in nonratifiying states remains strongly opposed.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Kansas
Ohio
North Dakota
United Press
Texas
South Dakota
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
Named Administratrix Named of W Swope Estate
Amelia A. Swope has been appointed administratrix of the estate of W Swope who died January 20 1926 intestate. The estate is valued at a total and includes a daughter Lena F Hollingsworth.
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Amelia A. Swope
Yen Swope
Aod
Ate
Lane
Lena F.hollingsworth
Gunmen Imported to Avenge Torrio
Chicago police revealed gunmen from New York and Cleveland arrived to avenge the shooting of Johnny Torrio, a beer-runners king and underworld czar. Torrio’s condition worsened as bullets infected his jaw, with doctors probing if poisoning occurred. Rival George Moran could face murder charges if Torrio dies.
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Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Johnny Torrio
Underworld
Torrio
P. J. O'Malley
George Moran
Moran
Arm Broken After Eight Foot Fall at Mill
John Long, mill foreman at Pinnell-Coombs Lumber Company, broke his left arm when he fell eight feet from a ladder in a mill shop. He extended his arm to break the fall, fracturing both bones near the wrist. He was treated at Witham Hospital and sent home afterward.
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John Long
Pinnell-Coombs Lumber Company
Witham
Westminster Guild Re-Elects Officers
The Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church met with Mrs. EB. C. Sipe. Devotions led by Mrs. Lee Hanna and study chapter reviewed by Mrs. Roscoe Iacobelli. A luncheon followed, hosted by Mrs. Hanna. The nominating committee re-elected officers: President Mrs. Carl Bratton, vice-president Mrs. Ralph Goodwin, treasurer Miss Goldie Jackson, secretary of literature Miss Vernie Frank, program chair Mrs. Fred Donaldson. secretary to be elected next meeting.
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Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church
EB. C. Sipe
Lee Hanna
Roscoe Iacobelli
Carl Bratton
Ralph Goodwin
Goldie Jackson
Vernie Frank
Fred Donaldson
Barker Named on Joint Committee
Indianapolis Jan 28 for the first time a joint committee of both houses faces the task of deciding a state supreme court justice contest from the first district. The seven member trial committee will hear evidence and report findings to the Senate and House. The petition from Ernest Day alleges misconduct by Secretary of State Schortemeier in not certifying revised county returns, which Denton supporters say would give him over 900 votes. the official count gave Willoughby the seat by one vote.
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Indianapolis
General Assembly
Senate
Benjamin Willoughby
Vincennes
George Denton
Evaneville
State Supreme Court
Rkex
Thorntown
Hodges
Gary
Brown
Hebron
Steele
Knox
Harlan
Richmond
Branaman
Brownstown
Erni
New
Albany
Ernest Day
Kokomo
Denton
Frederick Schortemeier
Whitley
Blackford
Howard
Sullivan Crawford
Hamilton
State Board of Election Commissioners
Willoughby
Maine
Schortemeier
Bega
Wiloughby
Indiana
Rushville Man Faces Two Charges in Local Case
Charles G Myers of Rushville was arrested in Indianapolis Tuesday evening by Sheriff Clinton Saunders and brought to Rushville for a preliminary hearing before Squire Roberts on a bad check charge and driving a motor vehicle without a license. He was released on his own recognizance to appear Friday for the second charge after promising to make the check good.
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Charles G. Myers
Rushville
Indianapolis
Clinton Saunders
Squire Roberts
Myers
Ninth District Music Memory Contest Held in Lebanon
The Ninth District Annual Music Memory Contest will be in Lebanon at the high school during the third week in March. A county prelim in March reduces entrants to three for the district meet with forty selections judged for accuracy and neatness.
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Lebanon
Manel
Mary Stevens
Bsanon
Wheat prices surge to new highs on bustling exchange
Wheat futures across Chicago and Winnipeg climbs set fresh records amid heavy buying from abroad. May wheat hits up to 2.04 and 2.0178 on Chicago Board of Trade as traders signal aggressive bids and panic-like trading in the pit. Prices surge across Minneapolis as well, reflecting a global demand spike.
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Chicago
Cago Board of Trade
Russia
Bulgar
Nesses
Winnipes
Man
Aryther
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Minneapolis
Mann
Chan el of Commerce
Les
Father of Joe and Rocco Iacobelli Dies in Italy
Joe and Rocco Iacobelli received a letter from relatives in Vitulano, Italy, informing that their father Vanni Iacobelli died about three weeks ago. The brief notice notes he left behind three sons, Tama, Joe, and Rocco.
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Joe
Rocco Iacobelli
Vitulano
Italy
Vanni Iacobelli
Ates
Tama
Rocco
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