Indiana Legislature Races to Adjournment on Key Bills
In Indianapolis on March 7 with two days left, the legislature pushed general appropriation action by the senate. It cut 15,000 for a state normal school at Winett, debated hospital funds, referred tax and highway bills to leaders, and sent the new highway commission bill to the governor. The Duncan primary bill died in the house, while a senate panel warned bills not reported by today may not reach votes.
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Regular Services Resume at Faw Church
Rev. F C Cummins resumes regular appointment at the Faw church with Sunday morning and evening services.
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Europe s view of the Senate
Paris reports that even with 37 Republican senators pledging to refuse the league covenant they expect amendments to be made. The Monroe doctrine is cited as a warning that excluding it from the league could invite similar claims on special interests and undermine the league’s structure.
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Haskell Wallace Injured After Fall From Elevator
Haskell Wallace of the planing mill department at the Southern shops was hurt returning from work Thursday when riding a elevator and falling his head against a rail. Injuries not considered serious.
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Lieutenant Sisson Returns from Camp Gordon
Lieut. Lester Sisson, after six months at the central officers training camp at Camp Gordon Georgia, arrived home today.
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President Wilson Jubilant Over Pennsylvania Victory
President Wilson receives news from Secretary Daniels of a Democrat victory in a Pennsylvania special election in the 2nd congressional district to fill a Republican vacancy. He continues voyage aboard the George Washington and resumes mass of business upon return while sending sympathy to William Jennings Bryan. Paris reports growing belief that American opposition to the league of nations will ease once Wilson resumes work in Paris and negotiates with advocates of the peace treaty.
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Centenary funds to aid Methodist hospitals in Indiana
Indiana hospitals including Indianapolis Princeton and Fort Wayne will share in Centenary budget. Dr Woods requests 6509000 to support extensions and new buildings with Indianapolis receiving 4500000 for a nurses home and new hospital, Princeton 50000 for a new building, Fort Wayne 150000 for surgeries and property.
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Owensville Couple Visit City On Friday
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Scott postmaster and Mrs. F W Boren joined Mrs. Hazel Mauck of Owensville in the city briefly Friday afternoon on business.
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Well Known Farmer Faces Breach of Promise Suit
Mrs. Katie Stewart sues Walter Annis, a prominent Center township farmer, for 5000 damages claiming a 1918 marriage promise and later refusal to marry. She also seeks 1060 for wages from 1907 to 1919 and 3.50 weekly later. Case filed in circuit court by attorneys Lanphar and Kister. no trial date set.
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Princeton High edges Oaktown in last seconds to win
Vincennes Ind March 7 Princeton High School basketball beat Oaktown by a single point 14 to 13 as Wratt drove for the winning basket with eight seconds left. Princeton advances to face Union at 8:00 Saturday morning in the district tournament at Vincennes. Other games saw Winslow defeat Decker 19 to 13 and Union 28 to Frichton Me.
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Germans Refuse Use of Ships for Troop Transport
Paris March reports that Germany will not allow ships to carry American troops unless food supplies covering until the next harvest are guaranteed. Allied delegates heard Germany demand food guarantees and noted Germany would need about 400 million dollars worth of food, a sum double Germany's available gold and securities, risking financial collapse.
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Practice Alarm Report From Box 53
A practice alarm was turned in from box 53 Thursday night to test the system which has not been working well of late. No fire was reported and no injuries occurred.
Mondell Emerges As Floor Leader Candidate In House
Prohibition and suffrage factions failed to place a speaker rival today and now press Mondell of Wyoming for the floor leadership. He sits on the House steering committee and starts his twelfth term in the new Congress. In unrelated news, 30 friends surprised Pauling and Paul McGarrah on their 16th birthday with ice cream cake and games at their home.
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Woods Visits Indiana Methodist Hospitals Board Meeting
Dr. S. Woods superintendent of the Methodist hospitals of Indiana in the city for a meeting with the board of control of the local hospital held this afternoon. City letter carrier James R. McGregor, ill for several days, is able to be out but not yet able to resume duties.
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