Where the People May Get the Worst of It
An Indianapolis Sun editorial argues the ongoing telephone consolidation could strip citizens of protection and power. It criticizes the Brailey crowd and praises the Central Union for resisting deals, urging exposure of questionable conduct and a city settlement favorable to residents.
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Governor Marshall Declines Lectures and Outside Work
Rochester Sentinel notes Gov. Marshall will dedicate his full time to Indiana duties, resisting requests for lecture engagements. Anderson Bulletin adds Chautauquas and temperance groups cannot buy his time, supporting the governor’s stance on public service.
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Monumental City Hall and Monumental Nerve
A critique argues Indianapolis needs a large monumental city hall and criticizes The Indianapolis News and C C Brown for opposing mayor Bookwalter. It asserts voters rejected News influence, cites Brown’s role in the city hall tempest, and urges addressing the issue without delays.
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