Governor Ralston Outlines Public Policy and Reform
Indiana Governor Samuel M. Ralston, sworn in, urges party loyalty and a broad reform agenda. He supports an efficient primary law, a public utilities commission, inheritance and watered securities laws, and a compulsory Workmen’s Compensation measure, plus a constitutional convention. He calls for honest governance, limits on corporate power, and unity in serving all people.
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Indiana inaugurates Samuel M. Ralston as governor
Samuel M. Ralston of Lebanon becomes Indiana governor with W. P. O’Neill of Mishawaka as lieutenant governor after a simple ceremony in the state house. The day includes a joint canvass, a reception, and votes for Wilson and Marshall.
Indiana Optometry Society Seeks Law Change
The Indiana Optometry Society, meeting at the Old Fellows building in Indianapolis, urges a law definition of optometry and the creation of a state board composed wholly of nonmedical men. The proposed definition limits measurement of vision powers and lens adaptation to non drug based methods.
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Inspector Resigns to Superintend Automatic Block Signals
M. H. Hovey resigns as block signal inspector for the Indiana railroad commission to oversee placing automatic block signals on Indiana interurbans. The commission approves. others will assume duties and continue progress across steam and interurban lines. Hovey previously served multiple states including Wisconsin. New corporations filed with the secretary of state include Sterling Realty Company Indianapolis and Meridian Improvement Company Indianapolis with listed officers and capital.
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George W. Cumauns
Meridian Improvement Company
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Joel T. Wiilott
Hubert H. Woodamall
Newton WH. Hilott
Noisy family humor hints at brass band bragging
A light exchange shows a child teasing her mother about “blowing your own horn.” The daughter recalls the mother’s boastful reputation, prompting a playful cross between tease and family charm.
Following Orders and Not a Complaint in a Patient Care Scene
A dialogue fragment shows a doctor asking Mrs. J. about lucid intervals while noting her husband’s condition. Oscar declines extra duties, mentioning he brought a camera to capture recollections of the trip. The exchange hints at care dynamics and patient wellbeing in a hospital context.
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Personal Privilege in a Political Exchange
In a tense exchange a candidate admits self contradiction in public speeches and asserts he alone within the party dares challenge such inconsistencies. The remark underscores a combative stance aimed at distinguishing himself amid party rivals.
DREADED TO EAT A Quaker Couple's Experience
A Philadelphia couple, troubled by lifelong coffee related indigestion and a ruined appetite, found relief after trying Postum. They report calmer meals and improved well being, and recommend the product to friends sick from coffee. Instant Postum available in powder form and various tin sizes from Pontum Cereal Co. Ltd.
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