Indiana Governor Hanly’s Message to the General Assembly
Indiana Governor Hanly presents a comprehensive message detailing fiscal health, debt management, proposed constitutional and statutory reforms, and calls for stronger insurance oversight, public depositories reform, anti lobby laws, temperance measures, and opposition to capital punishment, urging swift action on a wide range of state matters.
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Indiana
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United States
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Hughes Frosted the Politicians in Albany Chamber
Special to The Sun Albany January 10 reports Gov Charles Evan Hughes dining with politicians in the executive chamber while vowing no private conferences. The piece notes Hughes remaining guarded, meeting figures from Tim Woodruff to Murphy, and hints he may appeal to the people if opposition grows.
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Charles Evan Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Flower
Hughes
Legislative Committee
Gary Hughes
Senator Raines
Senate
Raines
Gov
Joseph Folk
Missouri
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Murphy
William R. Hearst
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Commission Forming
Seattle in January 1919 sees a permanent body to oversee the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition with executive powers to run the fair. The organization will appoint officers and set its structure in the near future.
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Seattle
Alaska exposition leaders named in Seattle banker's backing
J Edward Chilberg, president of Scandinavian American Bank and major Alaska building investor, will remain permanent president of the exposition association. J F Chilberg pledged $1 000 900 to launch the project. I A Nadeau may become rector general, with Henry E Reed and W M Sheffield filling key exploitation roles. The Alaska club, led by Sheffield, dominates the wealth of its members.
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John R. Ward
Ward
Oran Perry
Auditor of State
Secretary of State
Daniel E. Storms
Superior Court
Marion County
J. Edward Chilberg
Alaska
Seattle
Easly
J. F. Chilberg
Clark Exposition
W. M. Sheffield
Alaska Club
Powder Mill Explosion Destroys Morrel Plant Near Hollidaysburg
The Standard Powder company plant at Morrel station four miles from Hollidaysburg, Pa, was destroyed by a morning explosion at 5 o'clock caused by a fire. No lives were lost. Estimated damage is $10,000. The blast alarmed people 35 miles away with fears of an earthquake. Homes of John Walls and Augusta Coseper were blown apart.
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Standard Powder Company
Morrel Station
Hollidayasaburg
John Walls
Augusta Coseper
United Mine Workers Delegates Toasted at Gayety Theater
The Gayety theater will entertain delegates to the UMWA annual convention Friday night January 18. The entertainment committee, appointed by the Central Labor Union of Indianapolis, bought out the entire house for that night.
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Gayety
United Mine Workers of America
Central Labors Union of Indianapolis
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