Indiana General Assembly ends at sine die adjournment
Indianapolis reports the 72nd Indiana General Assembly adjourned sine die after a January start. Aimed at revising laws, the session approved 9 to 10 million dollars for state institutions, revised tax laws, a statewide teachers pensions system, and a budget plan. A new parental support obligation law carries a 200 dollar fine and six months imprisonment. Additional measures include auto banditry penalties and a blue sky law adjustment.
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Carl Hoop Preacher Aspiration Impresses Roscoe
Carl J Hoop aims to be a preacher and at eleven years old has already gained local fame. His 30 minute sermons reveal his growing ambition and put Roscoe Ohio on the map despite unfinished studies in Latin Greek Hebrew and fractions.
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May Marry Widow of Cork's Lord Mayor
London report states Mrs Muriel MacSwiney widow of Terence MacSwiney lord mayor of Cork will wed Art O'Brien secretary of the Irish Self Determination league soon.
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Vice President Salary Debate Over Speaker at Capitol
In Washington a clash over pay pits the vice president against the speaker of the House. Senator Pomerene’s amendment seeks $15,000 for the vice president, while House pay remains $12,000. Debates note the vice president’s greater responsibilities and lack of equal status with the speaker.
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Impeachment of Eleven U S Officials Through History
A historical overview notes seven federal officials faced impeachment in the U S. to date. It lists figures such as William Blount John Pickering Samuel Chase Andrew Johnson William Belknap Charles Swayne Robert Archbald and Alston Dayton with acquittals or convictions and outlines impeachment power and process.
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Center of Population Sited on John Herrin Farm
The last decade moved the center of population 9.8 miles west and 0.2 miles north to a point near Whitehall Indiana. Census officials say California’s population surge drove the shift. A marker and auction drew locals as Herrin, 66, faced questions about land value after the reveal.
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Court Martial Sentences to Be Milder Under Executive Order
The judge advocate general's department expects lighter court martial penalties as an executive order curbs peace time punishment. It directs milder max penalties and fewer dishonorable discharges, with specific reductions for desertion, fraudulent enlistment, assault, and false pretenses offenses. Since 1890 presidents have authority to fix military punishment limits by executive order.
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