Indiana Legislature Adjourns Until Friday Amid Bill Deliberations
Indiana lawmakers idle through Friday with several new bills under consideration. Proposed gas tax levy to fund state parks, primary law revisions to affect localities, and a salary raise for supreme and appellate court judges feature in debates. The group will tour Terre Haute and Lafayette sites, including Purdue University, with a January 18 junket date noted.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Terre Hutte Rotary” Club
Ciy
Lafayette
Purdue University
Wartzell
Ft. Wayne
Goodrich
Weardsley
Hisawanilo
Purepart Suit for Injunction Filed Against Construction
Plaintiffs claim the council acted improperly to condemn and seize a portion of real estate for a new road switch to the weight plant. Parepakt Products Company seeks an injunction in the circuit court to halt the planned construction and preserve property rights. Attorneys Allan Padsett and Hast Inge A Allen filed the suit.
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Cheelty Council
Mewight
Parepakt Products Company
Alein Padsett
A Allen
Sinitar
City Council Meets Over Industrial Expansion and Damages Claim
A fragmented report notes a long filed case stricken from the docket while city officials convene at City Hall to weigh benefits and damages in a canning company dispute. The firm argues new sheds and buildings are necessary for growing business and asserts the proceedings are wrongful and would harm plaintiffs premises and operations.
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The
Canning Company
Local Marine Member of Fifth Regiment Famed
A Washington family notes son Norman B. Mather joined the Fifth Marines, famed for its World War I Croix de Guerre record. The unit, pictured in uniform, is set for foreign expeditions and likely transfer to San Diego for special training.
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France
Ose
Normint B. Mather
Mra
Julia Mathena
Washington
Alartic Corps
Quantico
San Diego
Cal
John W McCarty Visits Rotary Club in Seymour
John W McCarty, a local Rotarian, spoke at Seymour during a Tuesday luncheon. He announced a planned joint meeting between the Seymour and Washington Rotary clubs on January 2 at Washington. He urged attendance and praised Rotary work in the community.
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Dubo
Boner Named to Seven House Committees
De. GW Boner representing Davist and Marline counties in the General Assembly has been assigned to seven House committees. The assignments include Benevolent and Selene Institutions, Eurota Bis, Legislative Apportionments, Mito and Migny, Sale Mediene and Public Health, and State Soldiers' Home.
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Boner
Daviest Wid Marline
House of Representatives
Benevolent
Mito
Mingy
Reliance Plant to Resume Operations Amid Investments
The Reliance Manufacturing Company announced its Reliance Plant will resume operation soon after a period of repairs and upgrades. Officials cited a $1,100,000 investment, Grinnell sprinkler system installation, and ongoing salaries and wages for eight months, with 14,000,000 yards of material on hand at wartime prices. The facility seeks to expand the workforce to about 691 within months.
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Rafer
Bardand Yehburny Acials
ReHance Manufactt Nriis Company
Washington
Tioaday
Grinnell
Reliance Manufacturing ‘Company
Lin Curt
United States
Josn
Séverd
Transvaal
Supreme Court Order Received in Gilley Appeal
A certified copy of the Supreme Court order in the appeal of Jamie K. Gilley against the county commissioners has been received by the clerk of the district court. The petition claimed an increase was required, but the court found no obligation to grant it.
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Supreme Roots
Jamie K. Gilley
Sthnal
Board of
Cons
Drewit Cgort
Gye
Einrt
Witek
Gilley
Bravery Questioned as Balloonists Fight in Cabin
Two U S navy balloonists Minton and Farrell argued in a trapper cabin after Farrell attacked Hinton Tate. Hinton allegedly wrote to his wife that Farrell had urged killing him for food. Navy officials said the fight appeared extraordinary and an inquiry would await official information from Rockaway before action.
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Mattice
Parley Nel
United States Navy
New York
Minton
Farrell
Hinton Tate
Wien
Hinton
Farrel
United Press
Washington
Lares
Woods
Navy
Department
Ning
Iftah
Navy Department
Rockaway
Matthee
Ont
Daniels
Indiana Division Men Are Furloughed
furlough affects Indiana division railroad workers with many departments idle for days. union concerns rise as management cites business slump and backlogs while some employees anticipate return based on length of service and company policy.
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Indiana
Waltimore & Ohy Railroad
Baye
Triuheytks Rydueton
Nuny Bhige
Climaxx
Unclear passage on workforce changes and war order effects
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate diversity in staffing and possible impact of a new wartime order. No clear names, dates, or actions. readable items are limited to generic statements about employees and division sizes.
Council to Fix Damages at 905 Dollars
City council met at city hall to fix damages arising from condemnation and confiscation of a strip of Purepake Products Company property for railroad construction. Officials stated the damages would be the same figure as before, totaling 905 dollars.
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Purepake Products Company
Announcement of Cabinet Expected in 48 Hours
Marion Ohio June 12 Official announcement from President Harding regarding his cabinet expected within forty eight hours according to authoritative sources today The appointment of Char made public In the announce Harding awaiting acceptance from a former Supreme Court Justice for his cabinet Explain the long silence over nearly three weeks Opposition grows to the politics cabinet plan with names including Harry M Daugherty A T Herr Will Hays and John W Weeks listed as possible figures
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Marion
Ohio
Blact Hadiing
Interon
Charmade
Harding
Supreme Court
Hte
Ust
Harry M. Daugherty
A. T. Hert
Kentucky
Will Ho-Hays
Jehi W. Weaks
Massachusetts
Woman in Caucus Can She Keep a Secret in Indiana
Indiana legislators debate secrecy as they meet behind closed doors to discuss state issues. The article notes a historic first for the State House with Mrs. Jute D. Nelson becoming the first woman in the House to handle confidential state matters. It also reports the Knights of St. John Immaculata Auxiliary No. 183 installation of officers led by Clara Faust with Catherine Bassler as First Vice and Emma Ranmet among others, plus delegates Bassler and Bertha Tempf appointed.
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Indianapais
Inds
Cauyux Luaders
Mnjorcty
House of Representatives
Firat
Sus
Tia
Jute D. Nelson
Munele
Neltnor
Immaaculata Conception Auxiary No
Knights of St. John
Order
Challe
Clara Faust
Masmo Sum
Catherine Bassler
Emma Ranmert
Begsle Dosch
Flu
Sac
Alma
Treas
Schtinel
Barbara Bassler
Josephine Feagans
Toard
Camilla Faust
Anon Walters
Throasa Kramer
Conference on disarmament urged by U S leaders in 1921 call
A dated report details calls for a world disarmament conference to be held in Washington with Great Britain France Japan Italy and the United States urged to participate under League of Nations oversight. Statements from Tasker Bliss and others discuss naval strength comparisons and the need for cooperative talks to limit armaments amid postwar tensions.
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Washington
D.C
Hif
General Tasker
Biles
House Naval
Blixy
Aberlaty
Xiam
United States
Billy
Great Britain
Japan
Italy
Uiite
League of Nations
Liiftdhs
Piso
Koa Nowers
Ds- Armand
Germany
Bisa
Dantola
Pb Comsattioa
Britain
Jinan
Alan
America
Danfolg
Government supervision of coal bill advances in Senate
A proposed bill from Senator Calder of New York seeks presidential power to fix coal prices curb profiteering and control production in emergencies. It licenses coal operators and dealers, limits brokers sales to curb price spikes, and bans certain interlogistics corporations.
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Waaliniston
Sint
Trent
Te Coal Ta
Calder
New Yorks
Senate Coal Investigant Committee
Bil
Profitecra
Unwritten Law Involved In Newport Trial
Spectators packed Newport circuit court in January for the trial of J. B. Murray on charges tied to the shooting death of Howard Phillips as he left a Newport boarding house with Murray’s wife. Jurors pondered the unwritten law as Murray’s case proceeded with five jurors to be selected today, seven already chosen.
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Newport
Circuit Court
Justiy DB
Murrhy
Howard Phillips
Phillipa
Howse
Jurrey
Mat Murray
Beo Lodge C O F reports growth in members and finances
At the regular meeting of Beo Lodge No 1 C O F the officers for 1920 presented final reports. The lodge is described as a thriving growing institution in both membership and finances with details on initiation and district affairs.
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N. E. ‘Killion
Ee Lodge
Noble
Homer Smith
Henry ‘Trosper
Ree
Bec
George W. Sheetz
Fin
H. T. Walls
Trostee
Lyman G. Stall
Oda
Perlowabtp
Order
Rebekah Lodge
Plalinville
Plainville
Montgomery
Noble Grayd
Bertha Smith
Jennie Burkhart
Roc
Beo’ Lodge T, C. O. F
Beo Lodge
Aleve
Miemberahin
Inititon
Barnes Naid Wan
Aap
Ist arving Wife Holds Prayer Service in Danville
In Danville WL a distressed scene unfolds as Ernie Harrington, seeking Rev Payne, fled in a headomobile after his wife Mrs Harrington fasted 45 days. Church of God members prayed for him while Ada Percy notes Mrs Harrington improving and conducting a prayer meeting aboard.
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Sacha Uarrington
Church of God
Harrington
Si T. Payne
Warrington
Wayna
French Ministry Overthrown in Confidence Vote
Paris January 12 the Leygues government fell as the chamber of deputies passed a vote of no confidence by 463 to 125. Leygues went to the Elysee to offer resignation to Premier Millerand who was expected to accept it. The motion followed requests to delay discussion of foreign policy and disarmament until the supreme council meeting on January 14. The interpolator pressed for immediate answers as the vote resolved confidence in the government.
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Paris
Leygues
Lodiy
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
the Elysee
Millerand
Leygnds
Supreme Council
Interpolator ii
Open Shop Movement Outlined By Indianapolis Leader
Andrew Allen, secretary of the Indianapolis steering group, outlines the open shop campaign to the United Press. He argues that only ten percent of workers are in unions and cites forty million workers with four million organized, urging unions to return to their original purposes and noting waning meeting attendance. The plan seeks to open county industries to all workers regardless of union affiliation.
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Gifago
Cipaign
Andrew Allen
Omstoyel
Indianapolis
Gand
United Press Today
Allen
Luel
Savontyhye
The
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Pick Ups And Incoherent Street Gossip From Old Notice
Local clippings report William McCormick improving from pneumonia at 200 West Walnut Street. Clara Cunningham, injured when her carriage tipped, remains in serious condition with external bruising and internal pain. Indianapolis News notes large annual immigration to the United States and grape industry chatter. A Kansas divorcee, Yim Craw, visits here, claiming happiness since 1910. A home incident yielded two pearl revolvers and a shotgun valued at 41.75. Liverpool Gold Fellows meet at East Main Street. two candidates initiated. First degree to start next Tuesday night.
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Ave Martin
Indianapolis
United States
Yim Craw
Mill Tales
Kansas
Burstars
Nipton
Bud
Jewals
Livepool Qold
East Main Street
Whitcomb to Arrive Home This Afternoon
Whitcomb, president of the Central Labor Council of Washington, was sentenced to ninety days in Marion County Jail, Indianapolis, by Judge A. B. Anderson for violating an injunction during the strike. He was expected to arrive home this afternoon as the case concluded.
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Ean “Whitcomb
Central Labor Council
Washington
Marion Counnty
Indianapolis
Fedora
A. B. ‘Anderson
Anderon
William A
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