Sullivan and state liquor tax push stirs local debate
The piece notes a proposed Indiana Senate bill raising liquor license taxes from 100 to 1000 dollars and city licenses from 500 to 1000 dollars. It reports support from liquor interests and some ministers, cites Padgett alleged as a bill preparer, and mentions Sullivan Commercial Club efforts to boost local growth and water supply. It also quotes national figures about Parker and Bryan, with commentary on Democratic dynamics and 1908 prospects.
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Charles W. Padgett
Grand Hotel
Vincennes
Indiana Senate
Thralls
Homera
Court House
Sullivan Commercial Club
Sullivan
Baker
New York
Parker
Hill-Cleveland-Belmont
South
William J. Bryan
Cleveland
Globe Democrat
Renls
Marion Superior Court
Senate
Ian Gret
Jon
Tetfis
House
Codification Commission
General Assembly
Warren Sayre
Three Weeks More of Life for Indiana General Assembly
Special correspondence from Indianapolis reports the sixty fourth general assembly has three weeks left unless called into a special session. The Moore bill strengthens the Nicholson law by barring liquor licenses in wards or townships for two years, with strong administration support and limited party division.
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Indianapolis
Sixty Fourth General Assembly
Hanly
Chayyen
Wanly
General Assembly
County Board of Commissioners
Senate
St. Joseph
Vigo
Vanderburg
Marion County
Durbin
Legisla
Ture
United States
Jenast
Macer
Chin
Party of Indiavarels
Ana
Indiena
House
Lkely
Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Goodwine
Indiana
Whittaker
Reformatory
Vencer
Senate Committee On
Ways and Means
Ciles
Logansport
Richmond
Evansville
Renorid
Central
Purviance
House Committee On Ways and Means
The Fox Chase on the Trail with Old Lead and Logan
A lively account of a fox chase featuring dogs Old Lead and Logan. Virgil Stark watches from a pyramid with glasses as Old Lead nears, while Elmer’s dog and others join the pursuit. The camp fire crowd predicts a fox’s funeral day if it keeps advancing.
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Logan
Lead
Sally
Turpin
Logan- Elmer
Johnny
Virgil Stark
Old Lead
Scott
John
Geo. Ferree
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Furneture Department
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