Governor's Message on Finances and Reform in Indiana
Indiana Governor outlines state finances, governance reforms, response to lynching, judiciary revision, agriculture in schools, labor mediation, taxation, and education. Urges primary law, better road funding, nonpartisan oversight of institutions, and enhanced farm institutes while noting Spain era service and veterans' needs.
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