Indiana Democrat Defends Record In State Finance Debate
The piece argues Governor Ralston and the Democratic administration prove fiscal prudence, contrasting with Republican rises in costs. It defends tax policy, highlighting savings from clerical reallocations, the 1915 revenue law, flood relief efforts, and the governor’s management during a record flood. It lauds President Wilson and calls for Shively’s Senate seat to back national policy.
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