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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
8
The Indianapolis Sun lists Fillis S. Thompson as publisher and notes advertising representatives in New York Chicago and St. Louis. A postal entry line indicates second class delivery with a date and address details.
The piece argues voters ousted long serving Republicans to expose and correct mismanagement in Indianapolis schools and at city offices. It highlights new officials Dr. Frank Morrison Joseph McGowan Miss Nicholson and notes savings from reforms, bids practice improvements and a broader shift toward Democrats in Marion County offices. It praises Governor Marshall auditor Sahm treasurer Fishback and probate judge Ross while urging continued honest leadership.
A Wisconsin public opinion piece supports Senator La Follette in the 1911 re election bid. It lauds his integrity and service to workers while noting his modest means and reliance on the people’s salary to support his family amid corporate attacks.
In a dialogue snippet, characters dismiss a building as a lunatic asylum while discussing temptation and a Count’s marriage proposal. The Count reportedly seeks $100,000 plus a share of moving picture rights, as another speaker notes Emma Jane Dibby’s unrelated authorship of Familiar Talks With Young Mothers.
Senator Bourne urges a shift to a business basis for U S government spending arguing that military buildup wastes resources and harms production. The piece critiques Dreadnoughts, praises roads schools and colleges, and calls for financing through farming and business leadership rather than lawyers or soldiers.
Ray Stannard Baker argues in a February American Magazine piece that there are three parties, not two, with Stand-patters defending property and privilege, Insurgents favoring limited corporate power, and Socialists seeking national ownership of trusts. The Socialists already hold local offices in Wisconsin and Milwaukee, reflecting their growing influence.
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