Indiana Legislature Nearing Close After Key Appropriations
As the sixty sixth Indiana General Assembly closes, the focus is on passing the general appropriation bill before the governor’s Saturday deadline. The assembly has advanced several notable measures including tax, labor, education, and city reform bills while leaving others, such as employers liability and primary reforms, unresolved.
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General Assembly of
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Fairbanks
Merchants’ Association
Hawkins Employment Agency
Fairbanks Returns to Indianapolis After Public Life
Charles W. Fairbanks, formerly vice president, arrives in Indianapolis with Mrs. Fairbanks and daughter, plans to resume law practice after a winter in Congress. He praises Taft's administration, notes tariff reform aims, and hints at a Pacific coast trip with family. The visit includes a new Angora cat named Spot, gifts from friends, and discussions of local politics.
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Fairbanks
Indianpolis
Mare
National Capitol
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indianapolis
North Meridian Street
Warren Fairbanks
Chicago
Congress
Taft
Debated Bill Seeks Health Measure Despite Costs
A heated session features Representatives King Garrard Gauss Furnas and others arguing over a bill on health funding and tuition set at 15 dollars per pupil. Opponents warn of state costs exceeding 200000 yearly while proponents stress health benefits and saving children specific to townships.
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Nand
Garrard
King
Gauss
Furnas
Beveridge backs inauguration date change for shorter Congress
Washington City March 18 Senator Beveridge argued for moving inauguration to an earlier date and adjusting terms of senators and representatives to start the short congressional session in January. He said it would save public money by avoiding mileage and curb general legislation before Christmas. Committee members largely favor a spring inauguration, though a quick passage at the special session seems unlikely.
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Furnas
Indianapolla
Seidenducker
Gorey
Mendenhall
Thornton
Thich
Woodeenoot
State Board of Education
Sesembly Wit
Arez
Chonse
Yabor
Bassett
Pearson Senate
Wang
Indianapolis
McGallity
McCarty
Senate
Proctor Tomlinson
Representative Garrard
Oor
Representative King
Coble
Galbraith
Alf
Lance
King
Bellymer
Washington City
Beveridge
Congress
Representatives
Depew
Burrows
Quinn Loses Leg After Picnic River Accident
Charles P. Quinn former foreman at Arthur Jordan Poultry house, now in Madison poultry business, lost his right leg after a leg injury worsened. He was taken to a Cincinnati hospital where doctors performed amputation last Friday. Recovery is hoped for as he rests in stable condition.
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Charles P. Quinn
Arthur Jordan Poultry House
Cincinnati
Quinn
Madison
Spelling a Success at M W A Meeting Spelling Event
The old fashioned spelling match during the eight o clock hour of the M W A Friday night drew the largest crowd at any order meeting. Prég Je M Vance of Washington high school won the honors amid allegations of a prearranged plan with Ford Grdes, chairman of the entertainment committee.
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Prég
Je M. Vance
Washington High School
Mr. Vance
Ford Grdes
Spelling Bee Scandal Involves Vance And Gross
The account describes a cheating scheme where acting as master of ceremonies, Gross coached Vance in German while Vance spelled. each time Vance faltered Gross verified a made up word and the crowd believed it. Gross has been removed from the role and promises of a fair contest for American members follow.
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Vance
Gross
Police Court a brawl leads to small fines
Pat Kelley and Bert Eckelberger mixed at the Walker saloon Saturday night. Eckelberger, who appeared with a bandaged head, was fined $1 and costs for intoxication. Kelley pleaded guilty to assault and battery and also paid $1 and costs. Eckelberger is a young farmer living north of Washington.
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Pat Kelley
Bert Eckleverger
Walker
Eckelberger
Kelley
Russell
Washington
Burlett Pleads Guilty to Weapons and Intoxication Charges
Flem Barlett drew a prize package in Mayor Russell's court. He was arrested Saturday evening while intoxicated and a revolver and brass knuckles were found. He pled guilty to carrying concealed weapons and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. He also pled guilty to intoxication with a 1 dollar fine and costs. He had nearly 300 dollars in a purse and paid his assessments.
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Flem .Barlett
Russell
Burlett
Aton Wins Thrilling Auditorium Race Over Haines and Johnson
In Indianapolis Joe Aton defeated Samuel Haines of Alleetown and Floyd Johnson of Vincennes at the Auditorium rink. Aton led from the start as the crowd packed the hall. first mile 3.09, second mile 3.14. Haines faded after a fall on round 23, finishing a lap behind.
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Auditorium Rink
Joe Aton
Indianapolis
Samuel Haines
Floyd Johnson
Vincennes
Aton
Washington
Horse Scare Causes Buggy Crash Injuries Near Plainville
Mr and Mrs W D Allen of Sugarland were hurt Sunday when a country buggy overturned in a ditch on Plainville road near Ed Covalls. Mrs Allen had shoulder bruises, Mr Allen a two inch head gash. Son Earl escaped unharmed as horse spooked by a passing car. The horse bolted and was later stopped after running about a quarter mile.
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W. D. Allen
Sugarland
Plainville Road
Ed Covall
Burned Hand of Paralyzed Boy at Hodge Home
Ted Hodge, son of Reverend C. R. Hodge, suffered a severe burn on his paralyzed left hand after falling against a hot stove on East Eleventh Street. His sister freed him, and the wound will require several days to heal.
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Ted
C.R. Hodge
Hodge Name
East Eleventh Street
Tae
Rainy Monday Night Dims Sun Shines Faintly
A March day described as dreary and wet with a drenching rainfall. The weather had sunshine and gusty winds earlier, but clouds returned, leaving a dark, murky scene that dampened spirits and multiplied troubles as the day wore on.
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Weather Bureau
Apple powers and orchards rise in the Northwest
The South Bend Times extols apples from ancient poetry to modern fairs. It notes Spokane 1895 exhibit predicting major value growth, New York and New Zealand markets, and rising districts like Missouri Michigan and Nova Scotia. Apples praised for nutrition aiding health and vigor, with local woes in South Bend but calls for attention to horticulture and profitable yields.
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Solomon
South Bend
Spokane
Wasa
Hill
The
Great Northern
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
New York City
Missouri
Michigan
Wisconsin
Nova Scotia
New Gugland
Normandy
Devonshire
England
Ing
Germany
Norway
Japan
Canada
New York
Paris
New England
Pennsylvania
Heavy Rain Jolts Town as Storm Lashes Streets
Residents hurried under umbrellas as a morning drizzle grew into a downpour. By evening the rain intensified across the city with gutters overflowing and waters rising high. The river threatened to crest as 2.35 inches were recorded and rainfall continued into the night.
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Bite
Burglar Frightened Away From Padgett Home
A burglar entered Alvin Padgett’s east Walnut Street residence about 8 pm Monday using a rear window but fled when Mrs Padgett startled him. Neighbors aided, police and Marshal Corning responded, and several women armed with revolvers assisted in the scene.
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Alvin Padgett
East Walnut Street
Burglar Report Sparks Rainy Padgett Home Alarm
Police received word of a burglary report at the Padgett home but found no intruder. Marshal Corning rushed to the scene amid a heavy downpour as officers await arrival of a supervisor. Mrs Padgett insisted a burglar was present, while officials suspected wind or rats causing the noises. The incident caused notable excitement in the neighborhood.
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Marshal Corning
Padgett
Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
A home remedy advertisement urges families to keep Pape's Diapepsin in a 50 cent case. It claims rapid digestion of meals, relief from sour stomach belching and gas, and prevents nauseous breath. The ad touts a triangle dose after supper and notes the remedy works even with a heavy stomach.
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Pape
How to Cure Skin Diseases Demonstration at Lindeman's
The article promotes Zemo 4% as a cure for eczema pimples and scalp diseases, stating the germs are drawn to the surface and destroyed. It mentions photos of cures and a showcase at Lindeman's drug store with samples available on request.
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Zemo
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