Legislature opening stirs hopes amid slim turnout
In Indianapolis the opening of the state legislature draws surprise at meager attendance. Warren G. Sayre of Wabash, a long-time legislator, attends with curiosity. Rumors and political plottings swirl as pundits note unsettled nominations and potential fallout from governor planals.
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