Indianapolis Sun notice and ad details
The Indianapolis Sun lists Willis S. Thompson as publisher. It notes daily publication except Sundays from the Sun building at 128 and 125 E. Ohio street with foreign advertising and representatives in New York Chicago and St. Louis. It states second class mail entry and carries No. 165.
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Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Wirth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Judge Remster Supports City Hall Push Against Obstructionists
Indianapolis backers hail Judge Remster's ruling allowing city hall construction and urban improvements. The decision rebukes obstructionist influences and argues public projects deliver long term benefits, urging more construction and less bossism for growth.
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Indianapolis
Remster
Judge Remster
Governor Marshall Maintains Rights in Statehouse Custodian Move
Governor Marshall remains firm on appointing a custodian and engineer for the statehouse. He plans to select men for fitness and Democratic qualification, despite opposition from the secretary of state and auditor.
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Marshall
Statehouse
The Cost of Future Wars
Arthur B Reeve argues destroying weapons and armor raises costs yet doubles ranges making conflict more deadly in theory while noting fuel expenses and the surge in armor strength. A church deacon asks boys why people call him a Christian, with a boy replying they do not know him.
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Arthur B. Reeve
Hampton
Broadway Magazine
Lippincott’s
Taken Up At Random A Tale Of Drunken Downfall
Ralph Drake a 26 year old Columbus Indiana merchant descends from wealth to ruin under influence of a married woman. He shoots her after a life of crime and is imprisoned for life. Parole efforts by notable friends and state authorities are outlined along with related reforms and local education-arts alliance plans.
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Ralph Drake
Walker
Drake
Bartholomew County
St. Louis Station
Columbus
Ind
State Board of Pardons
Mane
Durbin
Hanly
Marshall
Charles F. Remy
Remy
Board of Pardons
John Herron Art Institute
Indianapolis
Union of the Art Institute
Art Institute Board of Directors
Childen
Herron Institute
Indiana
Courage and Hope in Stevenson Beyond a Civil Engineer
A tribute to Robert Louis Stevenson lauds his courage and prophetic vision, noting his failures in civil engineering and law before turning to literature. It highlights his enduring influence as a seer and poet, explores his family’s plans, and recalls his 19th century exile death, with a reflection on fate and achievement.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Treasure Island
South Seas
Dr. Jeky's
Mr. Hyde
Ballantrae
Stevenson
Mt. Ware
Charles Lamb
Fats
Louis
Edinburgh
Herton Street
Robert Levig Stevenson
Henge
Belgium
Holland
University of Edinburgh
Poemist Wilson Recasts Scotland With Wit and Whiskey
The article recounts Wilson, the poet Christopher North, famed for witticisms in Scotland, and attributes many sayings to him he never uttered. After a grand night and heavy whiskey, he awakens with a sore throat at a Loch Lomond inn and calls to landlady Bettie for “Feteh in the icch.”
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Wilson
Christopher North
Scotland
Lock Lommond
Guid Dame
Pim
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