Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 247, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1923 — Page 6

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HOUSE EXPECTED TO POT OP FIGHT ONBUDGETBOOST Senate Passes Amended Appropriation Bill by Vote of 28 to 18. INCREASED BY $2,271,164 New Effort to Reduce Reformatory Item Fails — Hays Joins Majority. The State appropriation bill totaling approximately *18,000.000 rested with the House today for further action. Under suspension of rules, the Senate passed the budget late Thursday, 28-18, after amendments appropriating an additional $94,400 were adopted on second reading. The House will receive the budget bill carrying added appropriation of 52,271,164.08 to the original bill as passed by that body. Senator Hays alone deserted the minority and voted with the Republicans for the bill. Senators Hartzell, Bindley and Barker, Republicans, "ducked" the vote. Senators Lambert and Cann deserted the Republicans and voted against the bill. Roll call: For Passage Republicans— Adams. Baxter. Beardsley. Behmer. Brown. Buchanan. Cleveland, Dally. Dunn. English. Fitch. Harlan, Hill. Hodges. Holmes. Leonard. Merry. Miller. Moorhead. N'efdl. Nichols, Penrod. Richards, Southworth. Steele. Swain, Van Orman—27. Democrats—Hays—l. Against Passage Republicans—-Cann. Lambert—2. Democrati—Batt. Chambers. Cravens. Crosby. Daris. Durham. Easton. Ernl. Harmon, Henley. King. Lochard, Lutz, Perkins. Shirley. Sweeney—l 6 Not Voting Barker (Rep.), Hartzell (Rep.), Llndley (Rep.).

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Senator Robert L. Moorhead has achieved prominence if not fame during the present session of the Legislature. He has the distinction of haring started the hardest fight in the Assembly. In other words, he is the author of the bill to prohibit sporting events on Memorial day. Yes, he uses his glasses to look through once in a while, but most of the time he wears them as shown in the drawing. Absent Saunders tDem.). Another attempt to reduce the $2,000,000 appropriation for the Pendleton Reformatory to $1,500,000 failed when the Senate tabled a motion of Senator Cann, 25-23. “I'm speaking for the taxpayers whom we are supposed to represent.” said Senator Cann, in urging the smaller appropriation. Democrats rushed to the support of Cann’s motion. Senator Batt said the State's financial condition called for a halt in the appropriations. “The State is $3,000,000 in debt now, and continuing in greater debt at the rate of $150,000 a month,” he said. Opposition to the elaborate scale of

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the reformatory construction and methods of conducting the contracts were voiced by other Democrats. Roll call on the Cann motion: To Table Republicans—Adams. Baxter, Beardsley. Brown, Buchanan. Cleveland, Daily. Dunn, English, Fitch. Hill, Hodges. Holmes. Merry. Miiler. Moorhead. Nejdl, Nichols, Penrod. Richards, Southworth, Steele. Swain. Van Orman—24. Democrats—Hays. Against Republicans—Barker. Behmer, Cann, Harlan. Hartzell. Lambert. Leonard. Lindley—S. Democrats—Batt, Chambers. Cravens. Crosby. Davis. Durham. Easton. Ernl. Harmon. Henley. I.ochard. Lutz, Perkins. Shirley. Sweeney—ls. Restoring all the administration appropriations which were reduced by the House after a spectacular session, the Senate now will ask the House to concur In its amendments. A bitter fight is expected. A total of $2,176,764.08 was added by the Senate sitting as a committee of the whole Tuesday and Wednesday. When the bill came down on second reading, another flood of amendments was offered from the floor. Senator Cravens’ motion to add $91,000 to the budget for benefits of ditch lands along the Kankakee River carried after some debate. Increased appropriation of $3,400 for the Legislative Reference Bureau on motion of Senator Hodges carried. License Fee Funds An amendment of Senator Van Orman which would take the automobile license fees from the general fund, and place them with the auto theft fund, was carried. The original bill provided that auto fees should go to the general fund. The amendment cancels an appropriation of $61,100. A motion of Senator Beardsley that the appropriation for the State board of pharmacy be paid by the fees of registration of pharmacist was accepted by the Senate. The amendment cancels a $11,500 appropriation. Senator Durham’s amendment which provided that fees of the public service commission be paid into State treasury and not be included in the appropriation was lost, 27-16. Senator Cravens proposed an amendment prohibiting State departments from maintaining publicity bureaus. The amendment failed.

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FARMERS SHOWN NEAR EAST FILMS Exposition at Fairground Ends Saturday. As part of the Near Bast Relief grain appeal to farmers, movies of devastated regions of the Near East were shown at tha farmers’ exposition in the Manufacturers’ Building at the State fairground today. Three pictures, “Soul of Armenia,” “Alice in Hungerland” and “Uncle America Sees It Through,” were shown. Don D, Tullis had charge. Suit Charges Irregularity by Times Special CORYDON, Ind., Feb. 23.— Suit for $44,739.36 has been filed against Wilson E. Cook and the American Surety Company by Samuel L. Rielly, receiver of the Farmers’ Savings and Trust Company, which failed a year ago. Cook waa secretary-treasurer. Charges of Irregularity are made.

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where he will serve a five-year sentence on a clArge of attempting to rob the postoffice at Montpelier, Ind., Nov. 19. 1921. He was found guilty by a jury in Federal Court late Thursday. In the battle which followed the blowing of the postoffice safe one of the bandits (George McCabel was killed by W. B. Engle, town marshal, and Engle was seriously wounded. A second bandit escaped. The Gov-

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eminent contended this man was Gonoud. Witnesses testified that a man answering to his description was seen with McCabe the afternoon of the robbery. Gonoud attempted to establish an alibi. Gonoud admitted he had been arrested eight times in Toledo since 19(6. “Toledo seems to be general headquarters for criminals, does it not?” Judge Anderson asked. “Yes sir,” Gonoud replied.

FRIDAY, FEB. 23, 1923

ILLINOIS 'COURTESY’ VISIT Local Boosters Will Make Trip Next Month. A “courtesy trip” into central Illinois will be made March 14-16 by the wholesale trade division of the Chamber of Commerce. Earl L. Ferguson, division secretary, said today. A special train of Pullmans will carry the party. The Newsboys’ Band will accompany the merchants.