Washington Gazette on Marshall’s reform hints
The Indianapolis News cites Governor-elect Marshall’s alleged plan to reshape state institutions including the Jeffersonville reformatory and Evansville Southern Hospital for the Insane. The piece argues against partisan changes, defends Whittaker’s nonpartisan leadership, and warns against restoring old Democratic control of public asylums.
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Indianapolis News
Marshall
Jeffersonville
Whittaker
Institutum
Southern
Evansville
Reformatory
Wittaker
Indiana
Indiana Governor Marshall Delivers Courteous Induction Message
The new Indiana governor’s inaugural remarks are concise and modest, urging citizens to share responsibility for law enforcement. He notes that complaints should not be treated as confidential and stresses that enforcing laws against moral sentiment can cause discontent and unrest.
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Indiana
Marsnall
Marshall
Governor Marshall Urges Reform And Repeal In State
Governor Marshall calls for economy and civil service cuts, urges abolition of county and township advisory boards, and immediate repeal of the metropolitan police law. He opposes party primary voting for U S Senate and criticizes populist calls for direct elections, framing reforms as prudent but controversial.
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Lars Jare
Marshall
Marshall Bays
United States Senate
Waloh
Inconsistencies in Governor Marshall’s Inaugural and Policy Proposals
The Herald critiques Governor Marshall’s address as principled yet inconsistent with his legislative agenda. It argues repealing the metropolitan police law preserves local self‑government, while endorsing a power to remove elective and appointive officers, raising alarms about democratic principles and executive overreach.
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Metropolitan Police
Marshall
Supreme Court
Indiana
Hanry
Marssall
Governor Marshall's power to remove officers debated
The piece questions a proposed broad executive power allowing the governor to remove elected officials for law enforcement disputes. It warns such authority could be abused if the governor dies or is succeeded by an unscrupulous leader and urges Democrats to align with democratic principles.
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Supreme Court
Marshall
The Option Petition Debate in County Court
Hugh Rogers comments on the county option petition and a court ruling on continuance. Attorneys Hastings Allen & Hastings urged delay until February, while Judge Gardiner and Mr Sears pressed for a ruling on timeliness and proper filing for January term action.
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Hugh Rogers
Democrat
Herald
Allen
Hastings, Allen & Hastings
Rogers
Sears
Seara
Debates Over County Option Law and Temperance Leaders
The piece discusses the drafting of the county option law and petition timing, noting potential irregularities and calls for unity among temperance leaders. It cites figures like Gari Minton, Judge Gardiner, Mr. Allen, Dr. Hart, and Governor Marshall while warning against intolerance and urging coordinated action in Indiana politics.
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Sears
Gari Minton
Indya Anti-Saloon League
The
Herald
Gardiner
Allen
Democrat
Rogers
Hart
M. E. Church
Tas
I am the state critique of ex governor Hapaly
The piece condemns Hapaly as an egoist who treated governance as rule by personal will. It notes his failure to inspire approval in a public farewell and questions whether Marshall will avoid repeating such early missteps. The tone is strongly critical of autocratic leadership and self serving motives.
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Hapaly
Frank Hanly
Marshall
Governor Hanly's Farewell to Indiana Legislature
A harsh farewell comment argues Governor Hanly's four years ended with silence and mixed views. It calls him a ruthless party boss who ruled with uncompromising autocracy, contrasting his earlier popularity with party disdain. The piece condemns his style as a warning to others in Indiana politics.
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Hanly
Indiana
Indianapolis
Senate
House
Haaly
Frank Haaly
Trjuana
Social Roundup at Montgomery and Nearby Towns
Miss Rose Fanning returned home at Montgomery Saturday after visiting relatives. Mary Reilly visited relatives at Longootee. Matthew Kellett and James Kang were at Montgomery. Anna, Bridget Reilly and Ella Donahue joined Katie and Estelle Fanning for a Sunday visit. A large crowd attended a dance at William Smith’s home Tuesday night. Katie Fanning returned home from Loogootee after a short visit. Austin Colvin and sister Mary Colvin of Glendale visited Williams Smith and family Sunday.
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Anna
Bridget Reilly
Ella Donahue
Katie
Estelle Fanning
William Smith
James Kang
Montgomery
John Kellett
Katie Fanning
Loogootee
Austin Colvin
Mary Colvin
Glendale
Williams Smith
Family
Local Social Notes From Cornetisville and Nearby
Cornetisville residents and friends visited over the weekend with families including Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fleenor and Miss Tillie Elis in Sugarland. George Sumoritt and Alfred Ellis of Washington joined Curtis Myers. Mervin Boyd near Epsom was there Tuesday. W A Harding of Odon visited Monday. Curtis Myers attended the Epsom gathering Tuesday. Miss Ines Moren returned from a visit with her grandmother at Plainville. George Rummitt, Freediy and Harrison Eaton attended the Keller sale near Epsom Tuesday.
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Leo Willams
Sugarland
Arthur Fleenor
Misa Tillie Elis
George Sumoritt
Alfred Ellis
Washington
Curtis Myers
Mervin Boyd
Epssom
W. A. ‘Harding
Odon
Epsom
Ines Moren
Plainville
George
Rummitt
Freediy
Harrison’ Eaton
Keller Sale
Unclear Memo Encourages Experimental Preparations
Fragmentary note warns about experimenting with unknown preparations possibly containing harmful drugs. The text references Foley and urges consideration of drug content, implying risk and caution in consumer products. Specific names and events are not clearly defined.
Dr. O C Fairhurst To Speak At Hyatt Hotel Washington Indiana
Dr. O C Fairhurst will speak at the Hyatt Hotel in Washington Indiana. The event details indicate a guest appearance or lecture setting at the local hotel venue.
Free Consultation Day With Dr Bick January 18
One day only Monday January 18 offers free consultation with all Bick people seeking advice or counsel.
Modern Cure Specialist Claims Verifiable Chronic Disease Relief
A physician named Dr. O C Fairhurst announces extensive experience and a holistic approach to treating chronic diseases. He advertises cures for disorders from rheumatism to cancer, lists associations with the Flower Medical Institute, and promises safe, reliable outcomes using modern remedies and anesthesia. He asserts comprehensive knowledge across all medical specialties and invites patients to seek treatment in Indiana.
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O'C. Fairhurst
O'C.fairhurst
Fairhurst
O'Connell Fairhurst
Indiana
West
Flower Medical Institute
Boston
Mass
Forty years of 4 es bold by South and Winton
Public record notes a commemorative item titled Forty years of 4 es bold by South and Winton, highlighting a milestone tied to two named entities in a local context.
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South
Winton
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Republican Party
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Bryan
Democratic Party
Marshall Algo
Hanty
National Party
Governor Hanly
Corning
Mary Reilly
Longootee
Matthew Kellett
Montgom
Cornetisville
O.C. Fairhurst
DR. O'C Fairhurst
Dr. O'C. Fairhurst
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