Indianapolis Sun notice details and circulation stamp
The Indianapolis Sun published daily except Sunday in the Sun building at 123 and 125 E Ohio street. Foreign ad reps listed include Smith Budd in New York and Tribune building in Chicago. Entry notes second class mail and official circulation certification by the Association of American Advertisers.
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Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
What Will We Do With Him What Will We Do With Him
Editorial urges Indianapolis civic groups to unite for traveler traffic. It notes railroad concessions allow stopovers and asks how to entice travelers to stay by offering engaging civic branding and hospitality. The piece cites Seattle Los Angeles Denver and Kansas City as examples of successful booster coalitions.
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Commercial Club
Merchants’ Association
Board of Trade
Manufacturers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Civic League
Seattle
Los Angeles
Denver
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Council
Senate
Enlenberger Woods
Elsenberger
Irvington
Picayune
Dillis Candy
Busin F. C
Dilling
S. Senate Avenue
March
Dilling Company
Governor Marshall Appoints Col. Matson Tax Commissioner
Governor Marshall shows a disposition to favor qualifications in selecting appointees. Col. C. C. Matson of Greencastle is named tax commissioner, praised for courage, integrity, legal knowledge, and bipartisan service. The article notes future appointments for a chief examiner and deputies, stressing efficiency and a uniform public bookkeeping system.
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Marshall
Col
C. C. Matson
Greencastle
State Tax Board
Col. Matson
Public Accounting Department
Bureau of Experts
Editorial readers propose people’s rule over cities
Letters from Richard Murray critique Dr. Parkhurst and argue for a radical town hall system. He envisions citizen nominated mayors via written ballots, equal representation from labor and finance groups, and use of U S troops to guard ballots. He suggests nationwide adoption to replace political machines.
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U. S
Richard Murray
Patriotic Primer by Capt. Foster and local poison sales worry
The fifth edition of A Patriotic Primer for the Little Citizen by Capt. Wallace Foster is praised for its patriotism and lessons on loyalty and law. Concerns about easy access to carbolic acid and deadly drugs spark calls for stricter regulation and pharmacist accountability.
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Capt. Foster
Capt
Republic
Indianapolis
Blackwell
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