A New Constitution for Indiana
The piece urges Indiana voters to approve a constitutional convention in the November 3 election to draft a new state constitution. It outlines nonpartisan delegate selection, a 1916 Indianapolis convention, and that the move aims to modernize government, supported by Democratic, Progressive, and Republican platforms.
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Political Parties Back Constitutional Convention Push in Indiana
The piece highlights favorable party and leadership attitudes toward Indiana’s movement for a constitutional convention. Governor Ralston, in his 1913 legislative message, cites his campaign pledge and support for the plan alongside party figures backing reform.
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New York Flag Rising in Revolution's Quiet Moment
In November 1783 Mrs. Day defied British forces by raising the new U S flag over her Murray Street home as Cunningham the provost tried to lower it. She swept him with a broom, his hat flew, powder sprayed, and the flag remained aloft signaling American independence.
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