Warren McCray urges strict budget with minimal public spend
Indiana Governor Warren McCray addresses the Seventy-second General Assembly urging a businesslike review of all expenditures, the adoption of a comprehensive budget, and safeguards against overtaxation. He calls for local tax control with state appeal options to ensure fair valuations and avoid wasteful spending.
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Indianapolis
Warren T. McCray
Seventy-Second
Indiana General Assembly
Seventy-second General Assembly of
Indiana
General Assembly
Court of Appeal
State Board of Tax Commissioners
County Council
State Tax Board
Tax Commission
Indiana Law Reforms urged for tax, education and registration
The writer advocates state level review of unequal county assessments, removal of the inquisitorial household goods list, and timely county equalization. He urges permanent voter registration, continued education funding, expanded highways, recognition of agriculture and labor needs, women’s participation, and support for veterans and housing health recreation. He calls for cautious, constructive legislation.
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State Board of Tax Commissioners
Ans
State Tax Board
County Board of Review
County Boards of Review
General Assembly
Indiana
American Legion
Parasol Ants Use Green Leaves To Cultivate Fungus
The parasol ants of Brazil march single file with green leaf scraps held overhead. They transport chewed leaves to underground chambers where they ferment and host white fungal threads. Young mushrooms form and workers feed them to young ants.
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Brazil
The Happy Man and Endless Discovery
Ruskin muses that happiness lies in the presence of the unknowable, a finite being's divine directed intellect finding joy not in knowledge achieved but in the endless discovery of ignorance. The text emphasizes continual self abasement and astonishment as a condition of true happiness.
Indiana leaders appoint trustees and wartime veteran takes charge
Governor Goodrich announced four year appointments to Indiana state institution boards. Charles J. Butler and Wood Posey joined the boards of the State School for the Blind and Southern Hospital for the Insane, joining reappointed John B. Stoll. Virgil M. Hinkle of Lafayette elected commander of the World War Veterans, overseeing about 50,000 members in Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Goodrich
Bards
Charles J. Butler
Crawfordsville
State School For the Blind
Thomas A. Clifton
Covington
Wood Posey
Terre Haute
Southern Hospital For the Insane
Evansville
Andrew Richards
John B. Stoll
South Bend
State Prisons
Lafayette
Virgil M. Hinkle
United States Army
Indiana
Chester E. Platt
Hinkle
Gary
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Newcastle
George A. Elliott
Linden
Fort Wayne
J. W. Sheffer
Auburn
Ebber Sheffer
Ellen Sheffer
Warmoth
Greensburg
Grammer
William H. Baker
Lyons
Greene County
Purdue University
Lexington
Kentucky
Ohio
Franklin
Wabash
Kokomo
Jesus the Rich Young Ruler Facing the Kingdom
A lesson on the rich young ruler who seeks eternal life and the limits of wealth. It analyzes his virtues and faults, Jesus' challenge to sell possessions, and the difficulty for the rich to enter the kingdom, concluding with rewards for following Christ.
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Christ
Jesus
God
Abraham
Be Born Again and Follow God’s Will
A reflective exhortation views human dissatisfaction as stemming from not aligning with God’s will in the soul’s birth and mission. Change in circumstances or outlook won’t suffice. transformation must begin within the inner will and life.
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Lfe
Newman Smyth
Deserved a Sharp Reproof in Music Gossip
The Boston Transcript notes Alice’s musical family background and born in A flat, suggesting natural success. The piece mocks scoring and hints at derisive commentary about her talent and potential.
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Alice
Boston Transcript
King George Provides Coffee For Yank Troops
Sergeant Guyon of B troop in Germany had his ration changed by direct orders from King George. During a Coblenz to Aldershot visit, the king inspected ponies with AF G blankets and, after a humorous exchange about breakfast tea, ordered that the Americans receive coffee henceforth.
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Guyon
Germany
King George
Coblenz
England
Aldershot
No Half Ways for Him
Mrs. Jones plans to meet her husband at a store but, after waiting, calls his business line and learns she has the wrong Frank. The undertaker replies that he is the one who is dead and she is nearly dead. The note ends with reflections on time and crime.
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Central
Frank
Boston Transcript
Chicago parents cheer a boy destined for business leadership
A Chicago father plans to make his son a captain of industry while the mother discovers the father whipping another boy after catching him in a lie. The exchange reveals harsh discipline as the parental quest for success unfolds.
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Chicago
James
Harry
Getting Even: Archie Rejects Woman Suffrage
A pupil at a city school resists women’s suffrage after a teacher lecture. Archie swears he will pout if girls vote like men, provoking laughter as the moment becomes a small classroom joke. The Indianapolis News notes a busy watchmaker and an orator moving listeners to exit.
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Archie
Indianapolis News
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