Marshall Champions New Constitution Trusts It To People
Indiana editors hail Gov Marshall as the likely Democratic presidential candidate as he addresses editors on the proposed new state constitution. He argues changes are few, conservative, cost not less than $450,000, and should reflect broad public support across parties.
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Harry B. Dorling
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Diana
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General Assembly
Mexico Holds First Genuine Election in Thirty Years
Provisional President De La Barra announces a special presidential election to be held October 1 in all states and territories. The field remains unsettled with Francisco I. Madera and others as possible candidates. Reports say officers discussed proclaiming a candidate to head the regime amid tensions and uncertainty.
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Hotel Walton Blaze Threatens Cincinnati Center District
Fire sweeps the Hotel Walton at Sixth and Walnut in downtown Cincinnati. A second alarm calls out all available equipment as other hotels and theatres risk exposure. Report says at least one man is trapped inside the burning hotel. residents have been evacuated.
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Marshallgrams on citizen action and constitutional doubt
A fractured historic fragment shows calls to investigate allegations and ensure lawful leadership in Indiana. The speaker urges calm examination of constitutional reforms and questions whether changes, if enacted, would strip Indians of any governance rights while criticizing party loyalty in recent elections. The message advocates sober judgment and unity beyond party lines.
The New Constitution And The Old Constitution Debate
Governor Marshall argues against hasty adoption of the new constitution. He urges voters to study the proposal themselves, warns against personality in reform, and asserts the need for a government that aligns with federal principles. He says the final test is whether the new plan strengthens citizen control and public policy in Indiana.
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Debate over constitutional reform and amendment process
Fragmentary transcript discusses changing constitutional rules, conventions, and proposed amendments. It mentions a twelve year cycle for votes, the need for general assemblies or popular conventions, and criteria for adoption. Debates cover who can call a convention and how amendments must pass.
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U S Steel Behind Morgan 10 Avert Disaster
Stanley steel trust inquiry hears U S Steel chairman Gary describe how the Tennessee Coal and Iron purchase was linked to averting a market crash and resisting government action. He says the deal, pursued with Frick at Morgen’s urging, targeted the public welfare and argues for responsible government oversight as the committee plans further hearings next Wednesday.
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Remonstrance Strong in City Election Vote Count
In Muncie the remonstrance effort gains traction as the second ward shows a lead by thirteen, with 271 signatures of 249 required to meet the threshold. The city election involves licenses and zoning in the business district, with 75 applicants noted.
Adams County Tax Increases Reported in June
Decatur Ind June 3 The reports of the assessor in Adams County show total taxable property for Year 12 at 59,456, compared to last week. Every township except Geneva reports gain, while personal property declined and inventories carry a loss.
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Adams County
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Political dispute over signatures delays dry wets remonstrance
A confrontation over petition signers pits wets against drys as fifty six withdrawals challenge the list while the dry faction pushes to secure bona fide names. The Sanly commission weighs the matter as a near midnight deadline passes and two workers are knocked down in the fray amid accusations of ballot impropriety and coercion.
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Taft Refuses Congress Access to Government Books
Washington reports a clash over executive secrecy as Secretary Knox, under Taft's instruction, refuses a House expenditures panel access to state department books. The dispute centers on a $1600 balance from a $2450 portrait payment to Rosenthal, with $850 paid and $1800 unaccounted. Knox cites confidentiality and emergency fund rules, while Hamlin presses for the record.
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State Sunday School Meeting Program Fort Wayne 1903
The official program for the state convention of the Indiana ne Sunday School association meets in Fort Wayne starting Thursday June 8 and continues through Sunday June 9. Thousands of Sunday workers from Indiana will gather for the largest religious gathering yet, with a welcome for visitors. The program outlines talks on topics such as the role of the superintendent, county and township coordination, and the standards of experience. Advanced division program details are listed with speakers and schedules.
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Allen Couney
Heat records toppled across Kansas and nearby cities
Bulletin Kansas City Me June 2 reports a heat wave with the day’s highest reading in Pinraburg at 98 degrees. The warm spell pushed temperatures to near century highs and affected daily activities across the region.
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Weather Summary for Forneast and Fort Wayne Regions
Weather data from the United States Weather Office reports showers possible Saturday and Sunday for Forneast Indiana and Ohio, with moderate variable winds. Fort Wayne and surrounding areas show similar showers and variable winds with southwest to southeast directions. The record notes temperatures, rainfall totals, and wind speeds, with no rainfall since the first of the month and a peak wind around 2 miles per hour reported yesterday.
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Field Day Draws Great Crowd From Fort Wayne Schools
A large turnout of Fort Wayne public school students filled Driving Park for the annual field meet. About 1,090 people attended as lower grades and advanced students competed in athletic events under supervising teachers. Races and relays drew cheers while buses ferried students from transfer corners to the event, and special services aided turnout.
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