The Indianapolis Sun Staff and Office Details
The Indianapolis Sun published daily except Sunday in the Sun building at 123 and 135 E Ohio. Foreign advertising reps are Smith & Budd in New York Chicago and St Louis. Entered as second class mail. Association of American Advertisers certifies circulation. No 165.
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Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank Pbuilding
St. Louis
The
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
Indianapolis Mayoral Campaign Figures and Prospects
The unusual slow opening reflects a crowded field of inactive candidates. Hugh Dougherty declines any run, J K Lilly also declines, and Thomas Taggart resists a mayoral bid citing business burdens. Democrats advocate Taggart as key organizer with previous wins, while Republicans urge other names. Gov. Marshall aims for party harmony amid factional tensions.
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Indianapolis
Hugh Dougherty
Dougherty
J. K. Tally
Lilly
Thomas Taggart
Taggart
Democratic Party
Thomas K. Marshall
Marshall
Marion County
Democratic Committee
Fogarty
United States
Carrie Nation Targets Alcohol Evils in Reform Move
A fragmentary note portrays Mrs. Carrie Nation pressing reform amid the temperance movement. Her outspoken stance and planned actions are described as aimed at removing alcohol-related evils from society.
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Carrie Nation
Nation
TIGHTWADDO THE MONK Encourages sale of liquor and cigarettes
A Sketch excerpt mocks Mrs Nation and temperance tactics. It argues talking with a drunkard provokes drinking and claims her actions spur both adults and children to consume alcohol and cigarettes. The piece jokes about countering prohibition with a secret temperance drink.
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Weyl
I¢Ete Howard
Public Health Policy Sparks City Park Plans
Dr. Hurty condemns obstructionists and party bosses hindering science led health measures. Indiana and Illinois guards in tension over road use. The South Side gains planned park improvements along Fall Creek and Pleasant Run linking Ellenberger woods, Garfield park, Brookside, and Pogue’s Run with new bridges and expanded green space for families and children.
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J. N. Hurty
Lake County
Illinois National Guardsmen
Chicago
Indiana
Illinois
Inediana
Board of Public Parks
Pleasant Run
Fall Creek
Enenberger Woods
Irvington
Garfield Park
Park Board
Ellenberger Woods
Brookside Park
Pogue's Run
Brookside
Garfield
Spade's Place
Pogue’s Run
E. Twelfth Street
Invention Aims to Lull Enemies to Sleep in War
A proposed naval weapon uses an anesthesia shell to render ship crews unconscious without killing. The plan involves submarine groups, puncturing tubes, and timed detonations to inject sleep agents into enemy hulls, potentially changing naval warfare. proponents claim it could make ships and crews powerless and the U.S. invincible at sea.
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George F. F. Wilde
United States Navy
W. Starling Burgesa
The
Technical World Magazine
Wheaton
Tred
Sai
Massachussetts Institute of Technology
United States
Baron Delivers Sham Speech in 1841 Hungarian Session
In Pressburg Baron Szielived in the 1841 Hungarian chamber had two friends, George Majlath and Barthel Szemere. He had Szemere write a flattering speech, memorized it, and spoke it to applause. When questioned by the chair, Szemere exposed the errors, countering that Szielived wrote the speech. The baron admitted the ruse amid laughter and vowed never to speak publicly again.
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Baron
Szemere
Szmere
Barthel Szemere
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J Price
Tou
George W W. Stout
Dr. Harty
Harry
Department of Public Health
Dr. Hurty
Hungary
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