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Text of Subpena Bill
The text of a bill to establish penalties for failure to testify or to produce records for investigations by the Legislature follows: BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF INDIANA: Section 1. Whenever pursuant to a resolution of the General Assembly or either house thereof and pursuant to the authority vested in the General Assembly or either house thereof an investigation is instituted in aid of its proper legislative functions, the House of Representatives or the Senate, or any Committee of either or of both of said houses to which the duty of said investigation shall be entrusted, shall have the power to subpena witnesses, send for and compel the production of books, records, papers and documents. Section 2. All subpena and other processes issued by any such Com=mittee or by the General Assembly shall be served by the chief doorkeeper of the Senate and shall be signed by the Speaker of the House or the President of the Senate. All such subpenae and other processes issued by any such Committee or by the General Assembly shall be served by the chief doorkeeper of the Senate and shall be signed by the of the House or the President of the Senate. All such subpenae and processes shall be returnable at such time as the Committee may designate. Section 3. The President of the Senate, the Speaker of the House or the Chairman of the Commit- | tee of he Whole, or the Chair.
TEXAS READY TO BAN HORSE RACE BETTING
By United Press DALLAS, Tex., March 5 ready to abolish horse-racing again, to protect home industry and save its citizens who gamble money they cannot afford to lose. The Legislature is expected to outlaw the pari-mutuels. Without the bets, every track in the state probably will close. The Senate at Austin passed a bill last night that would repeal the Jaw under which racing is legal. The vote was 20 to 8 and it surprised even the antiracing element. The House already had passed a lar bill. Governor Allred is so anxious to sign a repeal bill that | he sat in the Senate chamber during | deliberations last night and sent up a note to the Chair expressing his favor.
DELPHI LOSES GAME BUT WINS SIT-DOWN,
Ev United Press FLORA, Ind., March 5 —Delphi High School players went on a 28minute sit-down strike on the base Ketball floor last night and won— | and lost. | They demanded replay of the last | 20 seconds of their game with Flora! in the sectional basketball tournament, claiming the timekeeper forgot to stop his watch while they were making substitutions. They sat on the floor, halted the tournament until officials agreed. Flora won anyway, by score as before—19 to 18
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MOTION OVERRULED
By United Press SHELBYVILLE, March 5 tis Neal, held in connection with the slaying of an Indianapolis pharmacist, today had lost a fight to delay trial set for March 23. Judge James A. Emmert of Shelby Circuit Court late vesterday denied a motion to quash indictments against the prisoner. Neal and his companion, aught Marshall, accused of urdering William H. Bright during a robbery. Tecal and Marshall are scheduled for apne! March 9 with trial set two weeks later,
IN SOLDIER SLAYING
Bun ted Press MEXICO CITY, March 5.inhabitants of the village of Jalatlaco, including the mayor and local priest, were arrested today by Federal troops on charges of murder as the result of deaths of seven soldiers in recent rioting. The soldiers were stoned to death when they yeported as a bodyguard for twa engineers assigned by the Federal Government to divert some of the village's water supply to nearby towns.
BATHING SUIT USED BY 3 GIRLS AT ONCE
b I nited Prose CLEVELAND, March 35. —- Lillian Mevers wondered who left the oversize bathing suit at a summer resort owned bv a relative of hers. sirls have found they can wear it at the same time, two of them using the | armholes as neck gpenings.
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FT. Ww AY NE DOCTOR DIES Bu United Press FT. WAYNE, March B. McKeeman, 63, died of monia yesterday, physician here for 36 years and was vice president of the local Medical |
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man or any member of any Committee of either the House or the Senate of the General Assembly of Indiana is empowered to administer oaths to witnesses in any case under their examination. Section 4, Every person who having been summoned as a witness by the authority of either the House or Senate of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, to give testimony or to produce papers upon any matter under inquiry before either the House or the Senate or any Committee of either the House or the Senate, wilfully makes default, or who, having appeared, refused te answer any question pertinent to the question under inquiry, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of not more than one thousand ($1000) deollars nor less than one hundred ($100) dollars and imprisonment in the county jail or penal farm for not less than one (1) month
| mor more than twelve (12) months.
Section 5. An emergency exist. ing for the immediate taking effect of this Act, the same shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage.
REBELS OPEN ATTACK ON LOYALIST COLUMN
Government Trobps Reported Close to Toledo.
Bu United Press | MADRID, March 5.—Rebels coun- | ter-attacked today on a wide front in the Tajo River region between Talavera de la Reina and Toledo, | trying to turn back a Lovalist col- | umn headed toward the important | Talavera-Madrid road junction at Maqueda. Intense fighting was reported in the Talavera sector. The Loyalist drive there is designed, officers said, to isolate Talavera and cut off its communication with Avila, the Rebel field headquarters. Loyalists were reported within one and a half miles of Toledo, with the Capucines section of the city under constant artillery fire. Rebel army headquarters near the famous Alcazar were reported by Loyalists to have been destroyed by artillery. Rebel batteries shelled the Qua- | tro Caminos area in the north of | Madrid, between University City | and the Hippdrome yesterday caus- | ing many casualties. At Valencia Loyalists leaders of- | fered to repatriate every foreigner fighting in their army if the Rebels would do likewise. Coupled with the international plan for control of shipments to | Spain, acceptance of the offer would | mean that the combatants really | would be left to fight out their own | civil war, Spaniard against Spaniard. *
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