Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 267, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1925 — Page 13
FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1925
JUNIOR ASSEMBLY CONVENES MONDAY High School Students to Spend Week in Own State Legislature.
Candidates for Speaker of the Mouse and President Pro Tem. of the Senate of Indiana’s Junior LegIslature, which opens a one-week session at the Statehouae Monday, today were throwing political ramparts high in final sprint for positions of honor. Practically every county in the State will be represented In the State’s miniature assembly of high school students, where questions of pressing legislative needs of the State will be thrashed out In true lawmaking style. Members were chosen at county conventions. Stanley Barker of Thorntown, son of Senator Murray S. Barker, is leading candidate for Speaker of the House and is acknowledged to have upper hand on the Job by reason of his experience in parliamentary tactics. Other candidates for speaker are Eugene Ritter of Indianapolis, a student at Manual Training High School, and Keith Clark, Francesville. The candidates tor president pro tem. of the Senate are waginga war of silence and nothing definite will be known until shortly before the session opens. Elders to Assist Lieutenant Governor F. Harold Van Orman, Evansville, will preside over the Senate Monday and Secrey of State Frederick E. Schorteler will handle the job the reinder of the week. Harry G. Leslie, Speaker of the House at the 1925 session will preside over the Junior House throughout the week. Zell C. Swain, secretary of the Senate, and William T. Lytle, chief clerk of the House, have volunteered their services during sessions of the Junior assembly. With experienced legislators at the helm of affairs throughout the
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week, every assurance la given that the Junior legislature will be a complete success. Dr. Henry N. Sherwood, State superintendent of public instruction, and father of the junior legislative Idea, will be in active charge of the session and will see that members are properly chaperoned during their stay In Indianpolls. Investigations of public boards and Institutions, a hobby of modern lawmakers, probably will develop when the session is under way. State Treasurer Bernhardt H. Urhahns' Is sponsoring a "Junket” to the Irfdiana State Reformatory at Pendleton on the afternoon of the second day of the session. Wednesday the juvenile solons will be taken on a sight-seeing trip about Indianapolis, and another Junket to the Riley Hospital has been arranged for Friday.
Reception By Jackson Immediately on arrival of Junior legislators in Indianapolis, Dr. Sherwood will conduct the delegation on a tour through the Statehouse and to the office of Governor Jackson, where an Informal reception will be held. Interest in the experiment, which man-size legislator" say will produce vastly greater understanding of civics and citizenship, has grown to be Statewide, educators throughout the commonwealth Indorsing the idea. United States Senator James E. Watson is planning a special trip to Indianapolis for the purpose of seeing the Junior solons at their public labors. United States Senator Samuel M. Ralston, Is watching the coming session with Interest and heartily indorsed the idea when it was conceived. Postmaster General Harry S. New, former United States Senator, praises the junior legislative plan as one replete with possibilities of bettering the understanding of citizenship. Only one element can mar the complete success of the undertaking, observers declare. From various points of the State hordes of lobbyists are said to be organizing with the idea of harassing the assembly with pet notions and special legislation. There are the traction interests, the chiropractors, the beauty specialists, the motor bus men, the railroads, the banks, the farm bloc, the anti-pro-hibitionists, the prohibitionists, the doctors and the barbers —all of whom have special desires to foist on members. It is said the lobbyists will make little progress with the assembly as it Is now constituted. Even at Waikiki HONOLULU Prohibition agents are not treated any better along the beach at Waikiki than In the United States. A native dry agent was carried to a .hospital here after being badly bitten and scratched by a woman while seeking bootlegging evidence. Other agents came to his aid and the woman was arrested for the third time on a prohibition charge.
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