Dodley Case Gives Officer More Power in Supreme Court
Senator E E Hindreed introduced a bill expanding attorney general authority, allowing initial Supreme Court information filings in cases like the Dudley sheriff matter. Milledge, AG, urged need for a law to let the attorney general file information and have the Supreme Court render a final decision without lower-court delays. The bill aims to let the AG initiate prosecutions and move directly to final judgments, addressing sheriff duties and governor actions affecting Dudley.
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Ixianarotis
E. E
Drdley
Supreme Coure
Indiana
Milige
Norsey Konstatute
Supreme ‘Court
Bih
Supreme Court
Tate
Fox
Linstate
Sullivan County
Aheriff ‘di Feulty
Dudley
Eral
Bentimen
Maxwell Will Fight Bailiff Dudley Lynching Case
Coroners Maxwell announces intent to file a suit against Dudley of Sullivan county sheriff's office. Attorney General to inspect. case to be tried in Sullivan County Circuit Court. Aim to test constitutionality of a law depriving a lynched prisoner of the sheriff’s office.
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Maxwell
Sullivan County
Dudley
Sullivan Coun ‘Shoritts
Attorny - General
Suilivan County
Surene Court
Barbers Bill Debate Sparks Racial Tension in Fort Wayne
In Fort Wayne a dispute over a proposed State barber bill prompts claims the measure would drive colored barbers from business. Secretary Treas Charles Stiss says the bill aims to regulate sanitation and enforce a three year apprenticeship, countering accusations of a plan to eradicate black barbers. He asserts the examining board will include intelligent, honest members regardless of race. Stella denies a quiet three year effort to push colored barbers out and defends the bill’s aims.
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Inpianarotis
Charles Stiss
Fort Wayne
State
Barber d' Association
Barbers" ‘Association
Anderson
Steiss
Ndiata i
Jand i . Stella
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear names and events
Readable text hints at a shooting or death involving a person named Sharrock and a prosecutor Padgett. Mentions a truck with $1300 and a disjointed reference to Washington. Details are garbled with stray fragments about digging, planting, and a mysterious 1.8 figure.
Preliminary surveys extend. directors elected
Brief notice indicates surveys have begun and directors have been elected. The fragmented text confirms ongoing planning and governance steps without detailing names or dates.
Jice- Thomas Sighting Dated To Last Week
A fragment notes Jice- Thomas in a brief item referencing an event last week. Details are incomplete with garbled text but imply a note about Wood and a hinge issue or mishap. The readable portion lacks clear actions or outcomes to assert more.
Hoosier Legislature Bills Spark Lengthy Debate
Indiana lawmakers push hard on many measures as lobbyists flood the chamber. New game, insurance value, attorney general powers, and corporation law bills appear. House and Senate members advance or withdraw proposals on orphan care, auto stop rules, and the Indianapolis post naming issue.
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Indianapsi
Issa
Jadmnfeud
Conlogue
J Hendee
Ia State
Supreme Court
Matsonai
Parks
Wolcott
Luhring
Hill
Starr
Richmond
Indianapolis
Hackleman
Harrison
Franklin College Plan Hinted For Tudiana Visit
A fragment notes Franklin College appears to be planning a years long academic program in Tudiana. An address was given here years ago and pleased the audience. The complete program will be announced soon.
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Franklin
Tudiana
Eduators
THORP-MULLIGAN Popular Washington Girl to Marry Tonight
A Washington girl Miss Alice Mulligan will wed H Walford Thorp of Vincennes at 7 39 this evening at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs James Mulligan on Hefrunstreet Rev J A Doyle to perform the ceremony Miss Catherine Remsel will be ring bearer Thorp is a Vincennes telegrapher and the bride is described as accomplished They will leave at midnight for Vincennes to reside Mrs Weisert and daughters and others from Vincennes arrived in Odon for the wedding
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James Mulligan
Hefrunstrest
Alice
H. Walford Thor
J. AV. Doyle
Catherine Remsel
iMr
Thorp
Vincennes
Weisert
Mc‘Mullen
Mias Ciem
Mre
Charlie, Weisert
Fr. R. Lewis
Ethelyn Weisert
Odon
Head Stones Arrive For Local Veterans Graves
William Patrick, commander of Mec arty poist GAR, at Alfordsville receives ten head stones from the government to mark graves of old soldiers. Relatives will place stones at the veterans’ graves in the vicinity once called for. Names listed include John W. Miles, John Arvin, Philip Bilipger, Bolivar Gold, Joseph Berry, William Holloway, James Wash, John Collings, and William Mc Farland.
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William Patrick
Mecarty Poist Gar
Alfordsville
John W. Miles
John Arvin
Philip Bilipger
Bolivar Gold
Joseph Berry
William Holloway
James Wash
John Collings
Wiliam McFarland
Millers Meet to Form Protective Association
A southern western state millers meeting at the Hyatt hotel aimed to form a millers protective association to stop underselling. Delegates from Brazil Worthington Lyons Bloomfield Linton Odon and others attended. another gathering is set for February 26 to finalize the organization.
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Hyatt
Millers Protective Association of Trust
Outi
L. Miller
Brazil
Geo. B Magerlie
Worthington
E. D. Taylor
John Rollins
Lyons
Orge
E. French
William, Waineter
Bloomfield
Clark’ Collins
Linton
A. A. Lane
Odon
Carnegie Library Dedication Preparations Underway
Preparations for the Carnegie Library dedication are advancing rapidly. The program is expected in the afternoon of February at the Opera house with Dr. W. T. Stott, president of Brankel in college, delivering the principal address alongside other speakers, recitations, and music.
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Opera House
W. T. Stott
Brankel
Mipsigall Num
Eis
Stott
Treclabat Af
Reader letters and crude humor from Washington and Evansville
A jumble of anecdotes and opinions features a man in Washington, Indiana fined for kissing a girl and Evansville tales of expense, futures, and social mores. The text pivots to a bizarre reflection on marriage, citing the shah of Persia, Muzaffer-Edvin, and his imagined horde of wives, contrasted with Solomon’s biblical example, ending with Charlie Wolfe’s Iowa Democrat note.
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Washington, Ind
Evansville
Hubbards
Antesaa
Shah
Sultan of
Sulu
Muzaffer
Roberts
Muzafferi
Solomon
Josephus
Solomons
Charlie
Wolfe
Alton
Iowa
Democrat
Capital public buildings plan lauded in Senate debate
Senator Fairbanks backs a $57 million project for a new Supreme Court library and international tribunals, plus a site north of the Capitol for a grand trio of public buildings including a justice complex. Supporters praise architecture grounded in simplicity and durability, linking it to historic Washington landmarks.
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Fairbanks
Aécomé J Supreme Court of the Law Library
International Tribunals
Congress
Groun
Library of Congress
Sabre of Justice
Cereen
House
Department Agriculture
Wilson
Washington
New Harmony
Indiana
Senator Voorhiees
Smuthmeier
Morton
National Capital
Eichanks
Rare Musical Treat by Preston Brooke's Marine Band Orchestra
Preston Brooke's Marine Band Orchestra performed ten numbers with Bert Brot as cornet soloist and Miss Lillia Reid as soprano soloist. The program opened with Militaire and included popular selections, a descriptive piece titled A Sark, and a whimsical suite featuring the roar of the elephant, the bray of the donkey, and a description of an old water mill.
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Preston Brooke
O‘ Marine Band Orchestra
Bert Brot
Lillia Reid
Instrumental Selection Praised by Crowd at Concert
A stringed instrument selection was well rendered as the crowd praised the performance. The house appeared full with many seats occupied, and the audience lotted the musician's skill during the event.
New Suits William Meridith Versus Isaac Johnson Foreclosures
William Meridith sues Isaac Johnson in foreclosure action. O'Neal and O'Neal attorney for the plaintiff files indicate the case involves mortgage dispute and request relief through court.
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William Meridith
Isaac Johnson
O'Neal & O' Neal
Ager Neys
Indiana's Fairbanks Wins Unanimous Senate Reappointment
A historical note on Charles W. Fairbanks winning unanimous party support for another term as senator from Indiana. The piece emphasizes his six-year record in the U.S. Senate, McKinley era ties, and the strong cohesiveness of Indiana Republicans backing his renomination as a symbol of enduring party strength and national unity.
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Levine
Indiana
Charles W. Fairbanks
Iodiata Republicanism
Fairbanks
Seata
Ana Otire
Reraliicnti
Lodiana
William ‘McKinley
Senate
Republic
Fediada
William McKinley
Fairbank
Prohibition party reorganization urged by Inchon leader
State Chairman Newlin says the Prohibition party in Inchon must reorganize after a poor fourth place showing. He urges a reform with practical, charitable principles as the party seeks to revive its influence amid debated tariff and coal trade issues involving Canada and England.
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Newlin
Prohibition Party
Inchon
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