Indiana General Assembly Hallways Show Slow Start
Indianapolis leaders report the seventy second general assembly has made little progress after ten days. Three dozen senate bills and forty- some house measures exist with only one $100,000 appropriation moving to second reading. Debate over primary election law repeal divides the senate amid plans to push administration bills next week.
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Father and Son Burned to Death in Indiana Fire
Ft Wayne Ind Jan 15 William Rett 9 and Lawrence perhaps 7 were burned to death when their home burned. Mrs Bebl and an eight month old daughter survived with serious burns. Fire blamed on an oil burner though details remain unclear.
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Washington and Olney clash in high school basketball notes
Washington high school beat Olney by 16 points amid a busy basketball schedule. Friday night games featured Epsom and Evansville trips, with previews of upcoming matches at Princeton and Indianapolis and Olney’s coach's postgame remarks.
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Toray in Con gilers Benalla and Regulates Business Costs
Fragmented OCR text references congressional committees and hearings. Mentions finance ways and means, foreign affairs, Indian affairs, agriculture, and war department investigations. Contains garbled phrases about government regulation, cotton speculation, and taxation topics without clear events or timelines.
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Attempt to Assassinate Lenin Reported in Moscow
Russian newspapers received word of a failed assassination attempt on Lenin near the Kremlin. A bomb exploded but did not hit the target, injuring three guards and wounding twenty others amid a Soviet Congress gathering.
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Mrs Harrington Breaks Her Fast After 48 Days
Danville HL Jan 15 Mrs Sadie Harrington ended a 48 day fast following a two hour peace conference with Rev Mr Payne The nurse Adal Peercy gave milk which Mrs Harrington retained She said the milk would restore her breakfast and urged her husband Ernle Harrington to join the Church of God The husband refused saying his religion is the ten commandments and golden rule.
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Mr. Payne
House approves calling of disarmament meeting
Washington January 16 The house affairs committee today approved a resolution urged by Drook Pennsylvania asking the president to call an international conference on disarmament. Chairman Porter Pennsylvania was instructed to bring the resolution up for action by the House at the earliest possible moment.
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Nurse Harriett Kavanaugh Murdered Near Naval Hospital Road
Annapolis reports nurse Harriett Kavanaugh aged 35 was beaten with a lead pipe after last night’s attack on a road near the government reservation leading to the naval hospital. She died from unconsciousness injuries. Authorities investigate motive and suspect details remain unclear.
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Mt Carmel High School Defeats Princeton in Close Match
Mt Carmel high school defeated Princeton high school 26 to 12 last Friday night at Mt Carmels gym. Scorers included C Crawford Trink and Ruckelshaus with key contributions from Clark and McLellan in a strong defensive performance.
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Harding cabinet reshuffle sparks Treasury war posts chatter
Arrival of former Senator Weeks and renewed talk of Charles Dawes or Andrew Mellon for top posts create a tense cabinet picture. Dawes linked to both treasury and war. Weeks seeks treasury. Harding weighs a June training plan and disarmament talks post inauguration.
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Mrs McDaniels Hosts N O E Club Day
Mrs McDaniels entertained members of the N O E club Friday with an all day meeting at her south Meridian street home. The husbands joined for supper and a pleasant evening.
Merchants Association Meeting At City Hall On Monday
The Merchants Association will hold a Sedu meeting Monday evening at City Hall at 7 30 o clock. Officers will be elected.
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DASSHGE OF SEN BIL NO. 21 WOULD HELP LIGHT PLANT
The bill aims to form a separate municipal utility corporation for a public light plant and to create a taxing district. It outlines petition and election steps, voter eligibility, and procedures for establishing the utility and related improvements.
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Favorable Report On Fordney Tariff Bill Scheduled
Washington reports the Senate Finance Committee will issue a favorable report on the Fordney tariff measure early next week. The panel aims to push the emergency tariff plan toward possible floor action in the near term.
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Faith Named Chairman of City Tertillians Campaign
The Tertillians of the city organized a campaign meeting Saturday afternoon in the city hall electing officers. Faith View was named chairman with Mrs J. faith serving as secretary and Walter McCullough as treasurer. George W. Byko also listed among officers.
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Indiana Primary Fight Splits GOP Over Spending and Law
Indiana factions led by Warren McCray and the progressive wing clash on statewide primary rules. Supporters seek to limit campaign spending while backers of the Brendel age bill push broader party alignment with national frontrunners Beveridge and Toner.
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Art J. Beveridge
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Senator Steele Faces Censorship Letter on Filmmaking
Indianapolis Ind Jan 14 Senator Claude Steele of Knox weighed a letter urging rigid censorship on moving pictures. The signer urged banning films showing barroom burglary and vice to curb what was called an amateur crime wave sweeping the state and nation.
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Claude Steele
Knox
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North Judson
Tims
Ford gains 4140 votes in recount update
Washington Jon reports Ford has gained 4140 votes in the ongoing recount with Ford a net leader over Senator Newberry. The tally to date shows 970 provisional ballots counted out of 2232 total, changing Newberry's previously stated majority.
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One Dead Two Shot in iPostal Office Robbery
Dallas officers report one man dead beneath a racing car and another held by police after six gunmen robbed the Jackson Street post office opposite Union Station. Four entered the building firing, two postal clerks were shot, and a Federal Reserve shipment was stolen. Police anticipate further arrests today.
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