Indiana Wheat Poolers Receive 992 528 in Disbursement
Checks totaling 992 528 go to 4 169 Indiana wheat growers who shared their crop with the Indians. The association reports 662 528.61 as its total distribution with 40 cents a bushel for wheat delivered through December 31. April and June distributions follow as books for the first year close. The largest check was 1 640 20 for 8.58.
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Miners Live on 82 cents a Week in WV Camps
Five thousand miners and families in Kanawha Valley tents live on 82 cents weekly food rations amid evictions of about 1500 households. Sheriff units evicted in December. union trucks deliver two week supplies from Charleston. Families share church shelters and improvised dungeons of shelters as guards and state troops patrol lands.
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Constitutional revision debate gains steam in Congress
Washington January 30 A broad wave of proposed constitutional amendments surfaces in Congress aiming to overhaul the electoral system and how laws are ratified. Norris leads a bid to end lame duck sessions. debates focus on timing, presidential terms, and congressional powers amid a divided Senate. The article notes uncertainty and potential deadlocks without clear solutions.
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Paul BR. Maldon
United Press
Washinon
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
George W. Norris
Marcel
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State legislature debates budget and revenue sources
Lawmakers consider proposed fiscal plan as they weigh revenue from gas taxes and special fees. A representative describes allocations for departments and anticipated state funding. Debate centers on general fund appropriations and how future budget gaps will be covered.
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Brian Jepartnes
Toston
Bern Gildem
Man goes mad after bite by mad dog in Indiana
Bloomington scene recounts a dramatic near-tragic chain after Guy Livingston, bitten by a mad dog last August, develops hydrophobic symptoms. Sheriff Curry and deputies respond to a house in Owen Township, Livingston shows violent seizures, is restrained, and taken to Indianapolis for treatment. Recovery doubtful as hydrophobia advances.
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