The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-24
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Albert Snyder, representative of
the w. B. Burford Company, is one
OF the busiest men about the Legis-
lature. ZAP takes care of the print
ing of all bills. calendars and any
other printing which may be re-
Quired by the Assembly.
Senator Dickerman, Indianapolis,
is father of a bill changing the name
of the German Evangelical Church
to the Zion Evangelical Church. The
church is located at New Jersey and
North SITS.
When Senator Cravens objected
that I'VE fellows down in the
pocket can't get her by 10 a. m.
Monday" Lieutenant Governor Van
Orman said: Senator Cravens. I
advise you to stay, in town over Sun
day, then"
Fish and Game cannot vote" is
one of the notices on life size
photos of famous sportsmen and
men Of letters with which the
Izaak Walton League is conducting
a silent lobby for stricter fish and
game laws. The large photographs
with a quotation from the author
are placed around the upper lobby
Of the Statehouse.
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Albert r. Hall, Congressman elect
from the Eleventh district was a
guest in the Senate Friday Of
Senator Ora King, Grant County.
He listened with interest to the de-
bate on the religious education bill
killed in the Senate.
Senator Holmes, Gary, would de-
prive all minors of tobacco and
SNUFF in bill introduced in the
Senate, Friday.
Senator Claude Steele, of Knox,
is father of bill which would
secure branch Of the State Normal
School for northern Indiana. Like
ly site is Michigan City.
Edward j. Barker, secretary of
the State Board of Agriculture, has
placed a clerk in his office to COM
pile a financial statement Of the
board in accordance with a
resolution adopted by the Senate de-
manding the report within five
days. Friends of the board say
most of the statement was pub
lished in the annual report of the
board.
Favorable action by Senate Finance
Committee on the sterilization bill
will be handed the Senate Monday.
Judiciary A Committee Of the Sen
ate will report favorably on Sena-
tor O'Rourke's bill authorizing the
judges of juvenile courts in counties
with more than 100000 population to
appoint any practicing attorney as
juvenile referee.
Senators Harlan, Richmond and
Holdeman, Elxhart, are sponsors OF
q bill which authorizes establish
ment Of public Fairgrounds in cities
of the third, fourth and fifth classes.
Senator Russell B. Harrison. In
dlanapolis. will introduce a bill next
week to reduce the age limit for
sentence to the Indiana Reformatory
from 80 to rs years.
During roll call on the soldiers
ffsh'' bill In the Senate Friday. Van
Ornnan told Senator Cravens, Demo
cratic floor leader, to stay in the
chamber and vote, mot to telephone
his constituents for instructions. /"
Prior to adjournment, Cravens sent
the presiding officer a note which
read: II have been in touch with nv
constituents and learn that voted
right"
Speaker Harry Leslie said he
would hand down the Wright bone
dry bill for second reading Monday.
Amendments modifying the law are
expected.
Representative Clyde f. Cooper,
Terre Haute, in recognition of his
organization work with the Ameri-
can LEGION, was chosen State his
torian at the last convention. His
seat-mate, Perry Smith, also of
Terre Haute is an ex-service man.