Indianapolis Sun advertising details and masthead
The Indianapolis Sun published daily except Sunday from the Sun building at 123 and 1% E Ohio St. Advertisers include Smith & Budd with offices in New York Chicago and St Louis. Entered as second class mail. Association of American Advertisers certifies circulation. No. 165.
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New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
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New York City
Editorial Critique of Public Malice Over French Lick Resort
The piece attacks a newspaper for alleged efforts to ruin Thomas Taggart and his French Lick and West Baden hotels, arguing the press inflates gambling claims to damage business. It defends Taggart, notes the resorts’ investments and state advertising value, and urges focus on major public matters over petty vendettas.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
French Lick Springs
Thomas Taggart
Indianapolis News
West Baden
French Lick
State Legal Department
Indianapolis Star
Bryan
Marshall
Watson
Kern
Shively
Slack
Indianapolis Gas Company
The
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Indianapolis ‘News
Gov. Marshall
Hanly
Ad.livers
Thrift clubs to curb cost of living urged by Cy Neal
Cy Neal head of the state auditor’s insurance department advocates forming thrift clubs to trim everyday spending. He argues the republic’s salvation lies in thrift, not extravagance, and that homes teach future citizens. He warns against self-indulgence and calls for organized home economics to combat rising prices.
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Cy Neal
Auditor of State
Mr. Neal
The
Republic
Notable Local Figures Stir City Politics and Culture
Lafayette’s J Kirby Risk pursues plans for the next mayor. Richmond Item editor J Bennett Gordon laments the mayoral race and reveals voting guidance. Richmond’s J Bennett reflected on past shifts. Gov Hanly’s horsehoes precision noted outside sessions. Dick Burrell opposes capital punishment, preferring restraint. Mrs Thomas R Marshall yearly wears wedding gown for governor’s anniversary. C C Shirley described as youthful looking yet shrewd in law knowledge.
A Modern Sapphira and the Journalists
The fragment quotes a Chief Clerk and Satan referencing a woman who wrote pieces on living frugally, labeling her a liar and placing her among others. It suggests a satirical or critical publishing context from May Lippincott's.
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