Indiana approves vast 1913 reform agenda with public utilities
After adjournment Indiana lawmakers signed a wave of measures. Key actions create a five member public service commission to regulate utilities, expand taxation, and empower state boards on education, veterans, and public health. Amendments to broaden governor powers and extend terms for judges and officials were debated alongside new licensing and anti corruption rules.
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Indianapolis
Indiana General Assembly
Public Utilities Commission
General Assembly
Supreme Court
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Stotsenburg
Indiana
Union
Public Service Commission
Public Service Commission of
Railroad Commission
Railway Commission
Commission For
Cravens
State Board of Finance
Voris House
Spencer House
van Auken
Carey Jackson
Purdue University
Purdue
Storen
Ume
State Treasury
Batts
Petit
Grube
W. P. Miller
Judicial Circuit
Lake
Porter
Redwell
Secretary of State
Stahl
State Board of Education
Curtis
McCabe
Faulkner
Fogarty
Michigan City
Franklin
Thomas W. Brolley
Hughes Playground
Thornton
State Board of Health
van Horne
Fish and Game
United Sation
State Dental Board
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Firemen's Pension Act
Board of Trustees of
The
Fremen’s Pension Fund
van Nuys
Winona Assembly
Warsaw
Fleming
R. H. Jackson
Harlan