Fragmented Indiana news briefs from Evansville and beyond
A collage of local notices and incidents: a mistaken text of a political note, a fatal accident in Evansville where a worker died after a collision and skull fracture, several injuries in Alexandria from a buggy crash, grand jury perjury charges against Gus Arnett in Gilt township, and organizational resignations in North Vernon with P A Mee Ginty named to fill a vacancy. The item shows multiple named places and people amid a stream of damaged OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Jenn Herdiuk
Thos City
Sugerea Teehee
Alexandria
Clara
Beulah Adams
Dsu
Monroe
Sullivan Gus Arnett
North Vernon
George P. Hall
Center Township
P. AC. Mee Ginty
Julies
Il 1
Ha Saya
Indiana Senate Passes Fewer Laws In Short Session
The Indianapolis report notes the General Assembly enacted fewer laws than in recent years while approving several important measures but failing to pass major road and women’s suffrage bills. Governor to act on remaining measures and possible constitutional referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hares
Seca PY
John Ro Jones
Qibo
Pram Chow
Tyecwr
Terry Teres Tyre
Seorbeppan
Motte Generyp
Mao
Gm Fee
Oecuto
Senate
Kcoovise
Huy
Indianepolis
Aloe
Badian Manetis
State Food Commission
Public Service Commission
Long Indiana legislative amendments and new acts list
A dense record of proposed laws and amendments from the Indiana legislature, including appropriation approvals, corporate incorporations, road and bridge rules, school bond proposals, taxation, public health, and court procedures. The list names many bill sponsors, topics, and targeted jurisdictions across counties, towns, and cities.
Laws Without Executive Approval Provisions Noted
The record lists proposed acts including authorizing a police run in Port Wayne and allowing small incorporated towns with low debt to abolish their school boards, shifting control to township trustees. It also mentions amendments to appoint state entomologist duties, service of process on nonresident receivers, bank leasehold valuation adjustments, and establishing joint high school districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steen
Bate
Erelo
Gudnors
Toeiocen
Lawrenece Camery
Tov Neditt Torres
Parevic
Associatoni Onera
Lee Owilbout
Snedy Agsociatas
Iin Herron Art Institute
Venera Baodmes
Warsaw
Todex
McClaskey
County Council
Steubem
New Albany
Gary
Serond
Benda
Tetunopolis
Tasn' Fon. We
Recoren
Clrzy
Nuys
Sithin Fen
Phoudren
Siitelles
Brosner
Supreme Coul
Mordare
Efrestit
Sipetia Coark
Criminal Court
Ciredt
VaeNuys
Neawh
Enrle
Public Service Commission
Reidelbach
Grube
Maston
United States
Fleming
Chamners
Blkxman
Way Suken
Peton
Port Wayne
Morris
Abolsh
JSS. Duinmire
Save
Summers
Bank
McCormick
Joing Hich
Militon KY Church Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week
MILTON KY RB No 1 Mrs Fred Green and two children from Wirt Inud spent Thursday to Saturday with her father A J Stewart. Miss Mabel Perkinson returned home after four weeks with cousin Mrs Delta Barnes Corn Creek. Bro Josiah filled his Pleagnt View church appointment. Lola Sewart visited cousins Eunice and Dora Hatchett. Roba Perkinson visiting aunt Mrs Mary Barnes Corn Creek. Win Bird and Stephen Mooser on the cick dist. Bernard Buchanan and wife moved to housekeeping on Lear Ureen farm. John Neal Sr and John Neal Jr and George McAlister clans visited. B G Holeclaw recovering from pneumonia. Levi Wilson moved into former Bird house. Goldie Mae Preston spent last week with grandma Ella Kidwell North Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Green
Wirt
Inud
A. J. Stewart
Mabel Perkinson
Delta Barnes
Corn Creek
Josiah
Pleag
Nt View
Lola Sewart
Eunice
Dora Hatchett
Roba Perkinson
Mary Barnes
Win
Bird
Stephen Mooser
Bernard Buchanan
John Neal
George McAlister
B. G. Holeclaw
Levi Wilson
L L. Bird
Misa Goldie Mae Preston
Ella Kidwell
North Madison
Indiana Towns Detail Local Notices And Accidents
Ft Wayne records show ten thousand dollars raised for Rescue Home remodeling with six thousand more sought. Boonville reports Leonard Lesley aged forty died from coal mine slate fall. Valparaiso notes Merlyn Ginter suffocated in a grain bin when his neck was caught by a sliding deer. mother tried resuscitation. Wabash reports a two year old in serious condition after swallowing carbolic acid. Rushville court convicts Newton Casey of operating a blind tiger. 180 days jail and three hundred fifty dollar fine. Walter to be tried Friday. Worthington residents push for an option election as dry forces bring Dan M Smith to speak on temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Leonard Lesley
Valparaiso
Merlyn Ginter
Wabash
Guy Bright
Rushville
Newton Casey
Bebout
Ed. Walter
Worthington
Weta
Dan M. Smith
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Senator Wern
Berme
S.cenella
Riley
Fontio
Pg Tate
Pope VM
Prava Ance
Antese
Promiaer
Kowa Peopte
Hera Yernga
Mortyermen
Maur
Odey
Mae Sime
Dtor Fullerman
St. Sarvs Fosca Slic Church
Indiana
Geneva Assembly
Walter S. Greenough
Los
Pransman
Assembly
Davis
Phi
Medora
Jalon Conte
Mehen
Lars OF
Lake
St. Feline
Ietke
Mi Tin
Anhariadng
An- Miter
Moore Enuinte
Pinay
Osner
Cuthoritiees
Abrahice
Thare
Winais
Poory Davis
G. W. Wellerman
Buller
Thrashermen’s Mutual Insurance Companies
Bendel
Hagerty
Mendenhall
Ammo
Wickam
Tenth Indieses
Follmar
Board of Counts Commissioners
Lasreest
I J. R
Habermet
Conerrinic
Corsdan
Waltz
Monteavery
Tesiuship Truster
Hickman
Undiapa State Farm
Amweidinn Sehouk
Charvey
Provideur
Eity Anes
Schopl Othe Ty Accent
Eocunte Missioners
Amo
Brangman
Reeuler
Friend
Autiarizines
Jones
Sure
Workmen's Compensation Act
Industrial Board of Indiana
Branaman
Ballon
van Auken
Clarke
Norma
White
Parke County
Neal
Boone County
van Nuys
Althoweh
Lake County
Board of Park Commissioners
Yarling
Henry W. Phillipson
Pulaski County
Thornton
Pyblic Service Commission
Vleming
Park Board
City of
Fort Wayne
Cleveland
Paligier
Laporte
Winder
Tavifene
Ainear
Ua Kian
M Bichave
Reidelach
Cuthbertson
Milton, KY
Ft. Wayne
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