Speech of Governor Jackson in Indiana Republican convention
Governor Jackson speaks to the Indiana Republican convention denying bribery allegations and defending his record. He lauds James E Watson and Arthur R. Robinson, praises party principles, and affirms his stewardship as chief executive while previewing campaign plans and leadership roles.
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Watson
Robinson
Indiana
Hoosier
Republican Party
Congress
James E Watson
Arthur R. Robinson
United Party
I Have Kept the Faith Against Bitter Opposition
A state leader defends record and rejects corruption charges as false. He recounts conspiracies to bribe Governor McCray to appoint James E. McDonald as Marion County prosecuting attorney and denies involvement with Coffin or Marsh. He notes Bishop Fout urged McDonald’s consideration.
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McCray
James E. McDonald
Marion County
General Assembly
Outrageous Charge of Conspiracy and Refusal to Appoint
A public figure denounces a conspiracy accusation as outrageous injustice. He claims the only contribution was naming Mr. McDonald to Warren McCray at Bishop Fout’s request. He denies Stephenson influence on the administration and asserts no appointments were made on Stephenson’s or Warren Fairbanks’s behalf. He notes opposition spiked after he refused to appoint a senator chosen by Fairbanks.
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Warren T. McCray
Mr. Marsh
Mr. Coffin
George W. Coffin
Robert I. Marsh
McDonald
Bishop Fout
D. C. Stephenson
Warren Fairbanks
United States
Indiana Governor Defends Record Against News Probes
The Indiana governor rejects political pressure from Warren Fairbanks and Curtis Hodges of the Indianapolis News. He cites tax cuts, land acquisitions, school funding, and state services as proof of a strong, public serving administration. He vows to continue independent, faithful governance despite pressure to “clean house.”
Appeal Filed Over Dismissal of Railway Rental Contracts
The Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Western Railway Company files an appeal from the decree of Federal Judge Smith Hickenlooper in Cincinnati. The ruling dismissed its petition to cancel rental contracts for terminal facilities at Union Station operated by the Indianapolis Union Railway Company.
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Smith Hickenlooper
Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western Railway Company
Indianapolis Union Railway Company
C., I. & W. Company
Ohio River bridge at Evansville cost certified
The State highway commission certified the Evansville Ohio River bridge cost at 4,376,000 dollars. Vanderburgh County will pay one fourth of the cost, and the certification was mailed to the county. Times Special from Hammond Indiana notes repairs at a pumping station in Calumet City with nightly water shutoffs.
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State Highway Commission
Evansville
Vanderburgh
Hammond
Ind
Calumet City
TALK CHURCH UNION DISCUSSED IN TWO SOUTH SIDE CHURCHES
Union of the Immanuel and Second Reformed churches was discussed at a joint consistory at the Second Church. Action postponed to June. If united the combined congregation would total about 1,000. Also reporting a 21 year old man’s 40 foot elevator shaft fall in Wabash Indiana with recovery underway.
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Immanuel and
Second Reformed Churches
H. L. V. Shinn
Immanuel Church
George P. Kehl
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Ed Jackson
The
Indianapolis Times
Jackson
Samus] M. Ralston
Curtis Hodges
Indianapolis News
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Conservation Department
L.strauss
Immanuel and Reformed
Wabash
Paul Howard
Lafontaine
Illinois Street
V. Det
Belgium
Morrisons
Washington ST
Racks
Pes
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