Indianapolis Sun subscription rates and office details
A column lists subscription rates for the Indianapolis Sun with daily, weekly, and monthly options, and provides the Tribune Building address and postal information for A. W. Allen. The fragment preserves the newspaper’s printing and distribution context.
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Indianapolis Sun
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Adrance
Conte & Foar
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LE Representative Tribune
A. W. Allen
Postofice
Indianepe Ind
Beconi Clase Mattar
C V McAdams Tackles Empty Car Shortage Debate
A discussion on the Indiana railcar situation argues empty cars form about one third of state traffic and loading them could have earned near 100 million dollars. The piece blames freight costs on unreturned empties and urges railroads to speed empty car returns while maintaining charter duties. Also notes Hathaway’s Independent holiday issue, praising editor and lively local content.
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C. V. McAdams
Indiana Atireud
MccAdgamy
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Hathaway
Edlar Hathy
Indianapolis
Mr. Hathaway
Swartout
Independent
The
Sun
Coal Shortage Sparks Calls for Rail Probe Across Northwest
The article reports severe coal shortages in Minnesota and North Dakota with proposals to summon the governor and mobilize the militia to ensure coal trains run. It cites the Interstate Commerce Commission and accuses railroads of misusing cars, delaying reloads, and potential discrimination, urging a thorough investigation.
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Indiana
Minnesota
North Dakota
Northwest
Mbtte
di Mculty
Railroads urged to be operated for public benefit
An editorial argues swift action on transportation. If interference with conditions is impossible, unserved routes with discriminatory care distribution should be handed to a public receiver to run for people. Directors’ wealth is secondary. railroads must fulfill their duty and improve car handling speed and terminal capacity.
Grand Jury Report Criticized by County Judge and Public
The grand jury report drawn after a lengthy, costly session is attacked by Judge Alford for partisan framing and secrecy. The article argues immunity shielding some targets, questions the indictment choices, and notes a car shortage blamed on railroads profiting from empty cars.
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Grand Jury
Alford
Hulla~ Baloo
8 Very Light Brigade
Cain
Pritchard
Lan
Tillman Defends Beveridge Child Labor Bill
Senator Ben Tillman voices support for the Beveridge child labor bill while noting constitutionality may be broader than technicalities. He opposes child labor in South Carolina and cotton mills but says the measure reflects majority will and should be passed. The piece ends with a partisan quip about open winter and plumbers.
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Ben Tillman
Beveridge
South Carolina
United States
Mark Twain’s Ideas Draw Public Laughs Over Years
The public has long chuckled at Mark Twain’s ideas and remains ready to react with laughter or a bemused expression as pundits present new notions. The piece notes the enduring appeal of Twain’s wit and its influence on public reception.
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Mark Twain
Mark
Twain in White Clothes Sparks Congressional Gaffes
A parade of anecdotes notes Mark Twain dressing in white serge before U.S. Congress. He defends comfort and humor, while critics joke about fashion and propriety. Other items mention salaries for Congress, bank robbery, spelling, and the Montana launch.
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Mark Twain
Congress
Minnespolis Journal
Primary reform and registration bill touted in city hotels
Townsfolk hear that Sen Charles U Hoamier has prepared a bill requiring biennial voter registration every primaries year. The plan aims to stop country district voting waste and let voters register and cast ballots at primaries. Rep Guy Condo mentions dinner plans with Dr Edenharter as public institutions visit. Debate over a Republican challenger to Speaker Branch continues with no clear candidate yet.
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Tha City
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Tha
General Assembly
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Thin City
Vota
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Edenharter
Central Hospital
Traut
Ssueaga
Consolo
Neabdit Biases Washington Tales From Indiana Visit
Poet Wilbur D. Neabdit discusses old friends in Muncie Indiana and recounts a dinner request to compose a poem. The piece notes Tillman’s privacy about profanity and highlights his public speech as free of obscenity per the Washington Herald.
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Wilbur D. Neabdit
Capitol
Sengier Beveridge
Muncie
Ind
Mincie
Mr. Neable
Evanston
Tillman
Titman
Wampeech
Washington Herald
Europeans Favor Different Terms for Drivers
A Boston Herald note observes that in France the term chauffeur is uncommon and suggests the Kaiser would call an American driver a wagonfusher, while the United States might be the only country where chauffeur remains common.
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America
Andag
Kaiser
United States
France
Boston Herald
Secretary Hitchcock to retire with splendid record
Secretary Hitchcock will retire from office after a long record of faithful, faithful service to the country, a contribution that the county’s part in the work had too little account of, according to the New York World.
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Hitchcock Han Bean
New York World
Anthony Comatock
New York
Mattawan
Fragmented 19th Century Columns and Local Vignettes
A mixed excerpt from various era columns and notices describes social humor through a Beatrice Herford critique, a Mattawan incident, and observations from Harper's Weekly. It mentions a Boston Transcript takeaway, San Pablo rainfall scenes with classroom processionals, and references to D A H gatherings, pewter decor, and a Good Roads Movement discussion.
Presidency Signals More Messages After Renator Gan Run
The article hints at further statements from Renator Gan after a long document released earlier. It notes he will deliver a speech in Cincinnati, with emphasis on upcoming features and reactions to current policies.
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Renator Grorgan
Cincinnati
California Citizens Weigh Buying While Japanese Plan Near
Inquirer's excerpt notes California residents weigh options as the army camps on Pacific shores in anticipation of Japanese forces arrival. Local observers assess potential strategic advantages and economic impacts amid wartime mobilization.
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California
Philadelphia Inquirer
Fragmented Verse Echoes of Lost Love
Fragmentary lines recount a vow of never again amid shifting affections. A man and a woman express sorrow over a rival and changing fortunes as a richer suitor enters, leaving uncertain hearts and renewed hope.
They Always Do Christmas Shopping Delays Noted
Kansas City Journal notes women finish their Christmas shopping early while bus services are left to last minute before the holiday rush.
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Kansas City Journal
Peculiar Perfidy and Pernicious Activity Phrase Debate
In Boston Herald commentary the notion of two presidential phrases is discussed. The piece ponders whether "peculiar perfidy" will join the ranks alongside "pernicious activity" in familiar quotations while noting both carry the white house imprimatur.
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White House
Boston Herald
Incomplete Dispatches Highlight Political Feuds
The Chicago News notes Vice-President Fairbanks seeks a Chippewa Indiana fate amid a season of rival rivals. The Washington Star flags Philippine resistance as an obstacle to American freedom and benevolent aims.
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Fairbanks
Indiana
Uft
Chicago News
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