Eminent Plea for Local Self-Government and Imperialism Warning
A speaker denounces executive overreach and defends written constitutions and local self government. He contrasts imperialism fears with duties to uphold state and national norms, urging voter scrutiny of primary laws and liquor licensing, warning about party pledges and the danger of central power.
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United States
Democratic Party
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Indiana
Republican Party
Campatgn
Democratic Party of
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
Dis Association of Church and State
America
Democratic
Partes
State Board of Equalization
Caesar
Brutue
Rome
Lberty
France
Indians long to know state expenditures and debts
The speaker laments missing full financial disclosures since 1901 and pleads for transparent public spending. He compares the old complete reports to the abbreviated current practice and calls for new leadership to restore accountability, economy, and adherence to the constitution. He warns against corporate influence and urges peace over imperialism.
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State of
Indiana
General Assembly
Board of County Commissioners
General Fund
Benevolent Institution Fund
Indianapolis
Matthews
Hanly
Tam
Treasury
J. N. Hurty
Probate Court Records for Mackey and Inks Estates
Probate notes show Arthur Mackey estate discharged. WHlll Cart ex. Discharged followed by Thomas H Inks estate with Jacob Kantz named as administrator and discharged.
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Arthur Mackey
Cart
Thomas H. Inks
Jacob
Kantz
Admr
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