Indiana Governor Ralston Outlines Policy and Constitution Reform
Indiana Governor Samuel M. Ralston delivers inaugural address urging party loyalty to his platform, calls for an efficient primary law, road-law revision, and a public utilities commission. He supports a constitutional convention, income and inheritance taxes, and strict corporate oversight while pledging equal treatment under law and public service for all citizens.
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Samuel M. Ralston
Indiana
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Ansa
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Supreme Court of the
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Indiana inaugurates Samuel M. Ralston as governor
Indiana gains a new governor Samuel M. Ralston of Lebanon and W. P. O’Neill of Mishawaka as lieutenant governor after the inauguration in Indianapolis. The ceremonies included a joint canvass of votes, reception at the executive office, and a call for progressive reforms including a public utilities commission and workmen’s compensation law.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
T. R. Marshall
Frank J. Hall
Samuel M. Ralston
Lebanon
W. P. O'Neill
Mishawaka
Senate
House
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W. T. Durbin
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Hall
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O'Neill
Marshall
State House
Woodrow Wilson
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Ralston
Halston
W. Felt
Appellate Court
Public Utilities Commission
General Assembly
O’neill
House Alato
Wilson
Alsa
Thomas R. Marshall
John B. Stoll
South Bend
Washington
Haleton
Sands
Inspector Resigns to Head Interurban Block Signals
M H Hovey resigns as block signal inspector for Indiana railroad commission to supervise automatic signals on interurban lines. Commission notes he is replaced by other inspectors and progress will continue. Also reports new corporate filings Sterling Realty of Indianapolis and Meridian Improvement Co with names of directors and capital.
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Railroad Commission of Indians
Indiana
General Assembly
Railroad Commission
M. H. Hovey
Railroad Commission of Indiana
Hovey
Comssion
Ateam
Indiana Communnsion
Wisconsin Commission
Indiana Commission
Interurbans
Commssion
Sterling Realty Company
Indianadella
Maryland Street
Virginia Avenue
David A. Coulter
Roy C. Saneberg
George W. Cumamies
Meridian Improvement Company
Odianapolis
Capital
Joel T. Wiiett
Hubert H. Woodemail
Newton BK
Auntie’s Quip Sparks a Family Laugh
A light exchange between a mother and daughter centers on a playful insult about “blowing your own horn.” The daughter asks if the mother belongs to a brass band, and the mother responds with a笑 about the remark, turning the idea into a family joke.
Not a Complaint Picture Recollection Mentioned
Quote captures a light exchange between Oscar and another about taking a camera on a trip for pleasant recollections. The dialogue reflects casual travel mood and social banter rather than a news event or concrete action. No additional context or identifiable persons beyond Oscar.
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Oscar
Following Orders
A doctor questions Mrs. J about her husband’s condition asking if he has had any lucid intervals while noting she has received only the physician’s orders and mentions lippin enti's in the exchange.
Private Candidate Defends Contradiction in Speech
A political exchange features a candidate admitting to self-contradictions in speeches while claiming to be the only party member willing to tackle such issues. The dialogue emphasizes personal privilege and the candidate’s resolve to persist despite criticism.
DREADED TO EAT A Quaker Couple's Experience
A Philadelphia couple explains years of indigestion and dread of meals from coffee. They tried doctors and products with little help until Postum coffee substitute improved their health and appetite. They endorse Postum and describe instant form and easy preparation.
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Phila
Wellville
Groceno
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Battie ' Mich
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