Misstatements Fly as Indiana Debate Roars in Press
The Washington Gazette attacks Democratic rule in Indiana, condemning state debt, taxes, and spending while defending Republican governance. It cites alleged misuses of funds, advances to counties, and critiques of media boosters, calling the democratic press deceitful and inflationary in its portrayal.
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Taggart
Indianapolis
Resistatve
Noese
Shoals News
Bucktown Heelers
Debt sinking fund used for state expenses since 1909
The text notes use of 1 197 000 dollars from the state debt sinking fund to cover current state expenses dating back to 1909. It references Democratic party preferences without additional context.
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Tate
Raid on the State Debt Sinking Fund Debate
In a heated discussion the speaker decries the use of the sinking fund funds calling it a raid or emergency spending. The note notes the missing 1,197,000 and warns that debt payments loom as foreseen obligations grow worse.
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Kemioik
Keio Forestar
Domextle
Spencer Saddened by Palupy History in Indiana Democrats Fallout
A Herald reporter finds Spencer despondent over Indiana Democrats mismanagement of state fairs and looming bond issues. The article notes an empty treasury and economic strain, with former ally Thomas R. Marshall promising frugality, while Spencer laments a bleak political outlook and dreary days ahead.
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Spencer
Blackstone
Indiana
Thomas R. Marshall
Columbia City
Indianjapolis
Herald
State House
John H. Spencer
Cleveland
Supreme court rules drys may use all legal means to block saloon licenses
The Indiana Supreme Court says drys may employ any lawful method to prevent saloon licenses by county boards. A local option fight in French Lick Township led to a wet victory by 120 and a remonstrance blocking all eight license applications. The Orange circuit court ruling was appealed.
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Supreme Court
Board of County Commissioners
Orange Circuit
French Lick Township
Proctor
Board of Commissioners
Circuit Court
Supreme Court Invalidates Proctor Law Interference Claim
The court held the Proctor law plainly bars any interference with the operation of the Moongo Te monatrance law. The decision followed an appeal from the township arguing entitlement to licenses and related monetary grants.
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Supreme Courts
Supremoe
City Dads Hold a Weary Session Monday Night
City council meets with seven members present and discusses minor matters. Residents petition for concrete curb work on Eleventh Street and gravel dressing to improve the thoroughfare. Other items cover grants for grain mills and bridges, street grader purchases, and enforcement of sidewalk riding restrictions. several payments are approved.
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William Sehrolucke
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Walnut Street
Claude Saunders
LACM
Conneilman Allen
Alen
Stue Oge
Brader
Copiteciman Allen
Bigreles
Wandering Crime Ring Supposedly Foiled In London Hall Scene
A garbled report describes a crackdown on canine hunting scams tied to a London hall event. Officers, led by City Clerk Hodeinott, inspect meat and dogs said to be linked to criminal activity. Suspects include a Dare figure and references to hunting dogs used in illicit ventures.
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Negi Hotrad
Tetts Hall
Hobold
Lie
Govnors certification cites county official charges
The governor has certified to the attorney general reports from the state board of accounts detailing amounts alleged against county officials. The figures show approximately 7608 dollars tied to conservative charges and related discrepancies.
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Sifite Board of Accounts
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Enyant County
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