Indiana Senate Opens Under Branch Admin After Inauguration Plan
Indiana General Assembly adjourned to Monday to await Ed Jackson’s inauguration as governor. Governor Branch’s address was read to lawmakers as James Neje j of Whitin was named president pro tem, with party caucus selections guiding officers. Bills anticipated include primary repeal, state police, liquor law codification, and county unit education reforms amid party opposition. Sullivan pastor M W Hofman resigns effective February 1.
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Local merchants launch striking sales to draw Daviess buyers
The Moment highlights merchants in Washington and surrounding counties promoting quality goods at reduced prices. Stores and names such as Hakeidge Allen, Tombaugh, Curry, and others are fronted in ads urging shoppers to visit for bargains. The campaign positions the city as a Mecca for shoppers across the region.
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Political Battle Over Muscle Shoals Plans in Congress
congressional reporters outline a tense clash as the Underwood bill seeks approval over Norris and Jones plans. The administration aims to defeat Norris, advance Underwood, and force a second vote contrasting the Pons commission option with disposing Muscle Shoals via government operation.
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Muncie Man Lance Coons Dies After Illness
Lance Coons, 55, of Muncie city, died today after a period of illness. The death followed an extended bout with a disease that caused ongoing health complications. Local authorities have not released further details pending funeral arrangements.
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Rotary meeting weighs rail service changes and costs
At a regular Rotary Club gathering at the Elks Club, members discussed the Baltimore and Ohio decisions to cut local trains. Superintendent Co. G, an ex Cee and club member, urged reviewing West Washington and B&O interests while Hugh L. acting led the debate. Concerns included mail delivery delays and higher loan interest impacting operating costs and service.
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Prohibition Investigation Held Behind Closed Doors
Senate committee opened behind closed doors to investigate the prohibition matter. Chairman Couzens announced the sessions were agreed upon after a statement by Senator Watson indicating opposition to publicity. Joy bey Surich, daughter of Mr and Mrs Smith, is mentioned in the report.
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Liberal Pastor Aen Ulsmatun at New England Church
At a church council meeting last night Mills Tol a liberal pastor of the aristocratic New England coast church was accused of bringing down patriots into the ancient life. A plan to draft further information or resignation was considered.
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Tax duplicates turn over to county treasurer for collection
Tax duplicates for 1924 are handed to John L. Clark the county treasurer for collection. Taxes may be paid in installments by November 2 with May 4 as the first installment for road tax. Delinquent taxes incur a 10 percent penalty. Local rates vary by township and city with a special levy in Washington to fund street construction. Delinquents may face sale of property to enforce collection.
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Council hints at decisive action during a tense meeting
Maj Mills told a wealthy circle that reform efforts cannot target a small group and must serve mankind. A plan to compel certain teachings and treaties to match council wishes is likely within days, as tension rises among attendees.
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Gas Explosion Injures Dozens as Fire Engulfs Station
A gas explosion at a Houston station injures more than a dozen people and endangers hundreds as flames spread through the area. An acetylene torch used during repairs ignited gas fumes, trapping several workers under debris.
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Bandits Rob Martinsville Baker in Broad Daylight
Bandits robbed Matthews, a Martinsville baker, of about 800 dollars during dinner hour. They bound Matthews and a customer with rope near the bakery stairway and escaped after about two hours. Authorities pursued the two suspects in the county. Matthews was known to keep large sums of money at times.
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Warden Appointment Reported for Federal Penitentiary
The Department of Justice announced on Tuesday evening that a former warden of the state penitentiary is chosen to head a federal penitentiary. The announcement lists Hobrt Price as the official connected with the appointment and notes a formal ceremony among friends and attendees.
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Koretz Near Death Begs for Morphine
Fragmentary notes show Leo Koretz in critical condition and seeking morphine as suffering deepens. Physicians say death is a possible outcome with time. The brief mentions his jail or financial context but lacks clear details.
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Governor Bratell urges restrained state budget and tax reform
Governor Bratell calls for tight budgeting across all departments, opposes extra tax burdens, and urges reform of funding for institutions. He urges careful allocations, cautions against legislative jettison, and recommends strengthening prisons and reformatories to ease crowding and improve facilities.
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