Indiana House Leaders Expect Limited Legislation This Session
Indianapolis January 18. Democratic leaders anticipate little session legislation as Speaker Honan and Governor Marshall push to keep bills out of the hopper. Rep Sweeney says many measures will die in committee. Garrard leads a wrecking crew of lawmakers to oppose junk bills and coordinate House strategy.
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Perry
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Marshall
Garrard
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Knox
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Rentschier
Fulton
Leidensticker
Marion
Sicks
Boone
Smith
Jay
Behymer
Madison
Strickland
Hancock
Thornton
Floyd
Living Like Jesus Two Weeks Plan At Local Baptist Church
Rev Mainwaring urged congregants to voluntarily live as the Master would, promoting quiet service and cheerful conduct. He advised reading Imitation of Christ and keeping the Bible open, ahead of next Sunday's pledge for two weeks of living as Jesus would.
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Baptist Church
Rev. Mainwaring
Mainwaring
Thomas A. Kempis
Christ
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Chicago
Navy life described by William Roles at Cumberland Presby terian talk
William Roles, back from the United States Navy after six years, spoke at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church on Sunday afternoon about life in the Navy. His talk was well received and enjoyed by attendees of the Anti Cigarette League gathering.
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William Roles
United States’ Navy
West Virginia
Navy
AntiTigarette League
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Local bowlers set to clash with Peruvians in Peru
A five man lineup led by Abner J. West will travel to Peru Wednesday night to face a top Peruvian team at the Y M C A alleys. The match supports plans for a northern Indiana bowling league and follows a request from Peru to host the event due to poor local alley conditions.
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Peru
Indiana
David Middleton
A. J. West
Lloyd Powell
Charles Carroll
Louis B. Whittaker
Harry Clarke
Abner J. West
Y. M. Co
New High School Adds Teacher Grace McConnell
A new teacher will join the high school faculty when the term opens this month. Miss Grace McConnell, formerly at Lincoln school, will oversee pupils in the Library building assignments.
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Grace McConnell
Lincceln
Puofits
Vandalia Starts Ice Cutting at Lake Maxinkuckee
Vandalia began cutting ice on Lake Maxinkuckee this morning. The surface is nine inches thick and of fine quality.
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Lake Maxinkuckee
City Hall Plan Faces Legal Hurdles Tonight
The council meets to consider Conncilnde De. Nayter built a cite building plan. Supporters say it could be approved and funded by a bond issue, but critics warn the city is over constitutional debt limits and may render the plan illegal.
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MecNary
City Hall
McNary
Former restaurateur and I T lineman attempts suicide
Oliver Nichols, once a restaurant proprietor and later an I T lineman, resigned in Anderson on Saturday night. He reportedly took chloroform during a personal crisis in the presence of his wife who tried to restrain him. He seized her and fainted, summoning aid. he is in critical condition but likely to recover. Poor health is given as the reason.
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Anderson
Renny Thompson
Winamac
T. J. Beckley
Frazee
Seward
Rome
E. B. Thomas
Grandma Rhodes
Harve Burge
Logansport
Ales
Margaret Terrel
Agness
Walters
Emma Engler
Walton
Jennie Saylor
Chicago
Scott
Harold Barnett
Henry Mdgerly
George Bear
Star City
Cordell to Visit Pupils at Siloam College
C M Cordell and wife travel to Siloam Springs Arkansas to attend the Siloam college conference next week. Cordell has funded more than thirty scholarships yearly providing full courses for ten boys and girls each year to students with no educational advantages.
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C. M. Cordell
Siloam College
Siloam Springs
Ark
Cordell
Fog and ice cripples rail lines with slick tracks
Local railroaders report the worst night in years as heavy fog and freezing mist coated rails making braking difficult. Sand failed to keep trains from sliding, yet no wrecks occurred on any local divisions.
Crystal Theatre Closes After Three Years of Vaudeville
The Crystal Theatre in Logansport shut its doors Saturday night amid business decline and opposition. Manager Tom Hardie left the city, with goods bound for Toledo, while a bill of sale for the house was offered but no buyers appeared. The venue had opened three years ago as a ten cent vaudeville spot, but receipts drooped and rents remained unpaid, though Hardie compensated performers.
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Hardie
Toledo
Hmit
Tom
Jack” Ammons
Little Playhouse
Logansport
New Life in Turley Case as Grand Jury Called
The Indiana case Fay Turley vs Milton Turley faces a vigorous prosecution after allegations of fraudulent marriage on July 4 1898 and child custody on November 7 1908. Grand jury selection includes Marcus Miller Edward Conrad Fred Davis Willard Ault George Wolf and W La Burton. Additional charges and civil suits follow including Seth Moffett vs William Gundrum for 4009 and a judgment against Nancy Tolen for 375. Bethlehem township stone road contractors settle with teamsters after road completion.
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Eel
Edward Conrad
Adams
Fred Davis
Willard Ault
George Wolf
Deer Creek
W. la Burton
Harrison
Indiana
Extel
Fay Turley
Milton Turley
Young America
Turley
Howard County
Seth B. Moffett
William Gundrum
Nancy Tolen
Dr. Bradfield
Walton high school blanks Windfall 46 to 4
Walton high school defeated Windfall high school 46 to 4 in Bishop's hall Walton. Walton lineup included Staggs center Wendling Crain guards Bishop Kaiser forwards. Peru high school will play at Walton tomorrow night.
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Windfall
Bishop’s Hall
Staggs
Wendling
Crain
Bishop
Kaiser
Peru High School
Sleigh Accident at Fifth and Market Injures Man
Mr and Mrs J D Ferguson daughter Bertha and Miss Gladys Kern were thrown from a sleigh at Fifth and Market. Ferguson dragged a few feet and skin was knocked from his face. Others escaped injury. report says four more sleighs upset there.
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Bertha
Gladys Kern
Fifth
Market Streets
Ferguson
Italians In Trimmer Affray Leave Two Wounded At Hospital
An Italian knife attack and subsequent shooting in Trimmer left Jake Donato and Tony Frankremio gravely injured at St. Joseph's hospital. Donato died or near death from a knife wound to the lung while Frankremio, wounded in the abdomen, was brought by train for treatment. No arrests reported.
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Jake Donato
Tony Frankremio
St. Joseph's Hospital
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Wheer
J. P. Hetherington
Hetherington
Bechdol Wins Suit Over Stock Medicine Order
Justice Wendling in Walton rules for defendant J. M. Bechdel in a dispute with Pioneer Stock Medicine of Chicago. The suit claimed Bechdel ordered three hundred pounds while he testified he ordered one hundred. The company shipped all three hundred and demanded delivery in full, later selling excess stock to cover freight costs.
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Walton
Pioneer Stock Medicine Company
Chicago
J. M. Bechdel
Bechdal
Pensylvania Tailread
Indianapolis
Pioneer Company
Bechdel
Rileys jailed for booze loss in South Bend pickup
John and James Riley from Newark C were arrested Saturday night for taking aboard a cargo of alcohol they could not carry or walk straight with. They were shipped to South Bend today.
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James Riley
James Whitcomb Riley
Newark
South Bend
Survey visit of Joseph Vernon in Idaho power project
Mr and Mrs Joseph Vernon and Catherine Vernon move in to Shoshone Idaho where Vernon surveys a proposed power plant They plan to stay in the western country at least until early summer and may settle permanently if they approve of the area
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Joseph Vernon
Assagali Beats Peasy Denies Rehearing In $6,000 Award
The U S Supreme Court denied a rehearing in the William Ross case involving Panhandle workers' injuries. Ross received $6 in damages from the lower court for an on the job injury. the Panhandle contract clause releasing liability due to another employee’s negligence was not binding, the high court ruled.
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United States Supreme Court
Panhandle
Wiliam R. Ross
Ross
Lower Court
Indiana Supreme Court
Esrounds
Judge and Mrs Nelson sail for four month abroad
Judge and Mrs John C Nelson of 27 Market Street depart for New York today to sail for Egypt. They will take the Nile trip visit Palestine Syria Greece Turkey and then the British Isles, staying four months and perhaps longer.
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Syria
Reece
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Haly
Sicily
British Isles
Business Plunges Into Buffalo Firm Takeover
William Rickert and Paul Sehueffer have contracted to acquire the Buffalo, New York, patent window fastening device producer. A selling agency will be established here.
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William Rickert
Paul Sehueffer
Buffalo
N. Y
Tragic Murder Case Shocks Royal Centre Community
News from Royal Centre Ind reports the fatal murder of Mr and Mrs Sternberg at a City Missouri grocery store on December 14 1907. Suspect Charles Smith sentenced to life. Dollar Bill Strate died in Wyandotte jail during a wrestling match from heart disease while awaiting trial.
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Ind
Strate
Charles Smith
Louis Sternberg
Centre
City
Smith
Strang
Wyandotte
Williaming
Jeanette
R. Leonard
Wheatland Avenue
Loganspore
Charley Mooney and Andrew Sink In Street Fight
Longstanding family feud erupts in a Saturday altercation between Charley Mooney and Andrew Sink. Pa patrolman Pittman intervened to stop a possible assault and they were detained at the station. Judge Buith reprimanded both and released them.
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Andrew Sink
Sink
Mooney
Pittman
Buith
Train Crews Questioned After Saratoga Wreck
Local train crews of Nos. 7 and 82 were summoned to Trower office to discuss Saturday wreck near the S U tower at Saratoga. Real cause identified and likely lay offs expected for some crews.
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F. Johnson
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