Indiana constitution debate sparks call for reform
An Indiana movement argues against a constitutional convention, defending the 63 year old charter. It cites amendments in 1873 and 1881, warns of socialist influences, urges legal changes by statute, and stresses that Indiana needs fewer, clearer laws rather than a new constitution.
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Washington Herald
Charles,g. Serrit
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Vera Cruz Occupation Reports Across Publications
American letters from Vera Cruz recount claims of abuse by troops, while U S and Mexican press note restraint. Jack London describes no large slaughter and orderly conduct by soldiers amid chaotic scenes in the port city.
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Madison minister warns against disbanding arms
A Madison pastor urged disarming as a path to peace, provoking a Courier rebuttal that cites Washington on preparing for war. The piece argues peaceful nations must remain armed for defense, and warns against antiwar impulses that could invite foreign dominance. It also compares suffragette protests in London and stresses lawful protection of activists.
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Ceorge Washington
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Indiana
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The Suffragettes and the Cincinnati Mob Scene
A historical note recalls a Cincinnati public meeting criticizing courts for murder convictions. Influential citizens inflamed mob violence, the jail and courthouse were attacked, records burned, and killings occurred as archy collapsed before troops were ordered to restore order.
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Cincinnati
The Mercenaries at the Chautauqua Circuit
The piece criticizes leading politicians including Secretary of State Bryan Vice-president Marshall and Senator Kern for using public offices to promote Chautauqua tours. It notes a federal law banning such exploitation and argues against public officials selling themselves to lecture circuits.
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Joha W. Kern
Nuiana
Congress
Porter Says Republican Porter for State Senator in Indiana
James Porter of Washington, the Republican nominee for state senator, gives a straight interview outlining retrenchment and a lean government. He opposes a constitutional convention and a memorial building plan, calls for fewer offices, and favors examining public accounts with a simpler system.
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