Indianapolis Sun circulation certification notice
The Indianapolis Sun announces its daily publication schedule with Sunday exclusion and lists office and advertising representatives in New York Chicago and St. Louis. The paper is entered as second class mail and certified by the Association of American Advertisers for guaranteed circulation figures.
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Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
The
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
Indianapolis Union Depot Remodeling Urges Unified Civic Demand
An editorial argues Indianapolis must unite commercial and civic groups to press railroad interests for a truly modern Union station. It contends that without coordinated effort the city will accept a station “almost modern” and outdated compared with peers, harming visitors’ first impression.
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Indianapolis Union Depot
Indianapolis
Union Station
United Organizations
When the Masses Will Govern Is This the Path to Reform?
The piece argues masses must govern by rewarding faithful service and punishing corruption across parties. It critiques tariff revision by Republicans and free trade shifts, citing Standard Oil and Archbold influence, and warns of Wall Street gambling and trusts harming ordinary people. Strong calls for independent voters and sovereign power to shape policy.
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Republican Party
Congress
Standard Oil
Democratic Party
Indiana
New York
Taft
Wall Street
Storage battery cars and factory freshness come up
Jokes discuss storage battery cars and preferring factory fresh vehicles despite cost. A line about a furnace and personal exercise hints at warmth reliability. A child’s quip about a father’s drinking ends the brief exchange.
Bookwalter profile and Indianapolis housing debate in Forward
A Forward magazine summary notes Charles A Bookwalter’s piece “Mistakes I Made as Mayor” praising former Indianapolis mayoral record. It also highlights Linton A Cox on slums and New York housing laws, Arthur W Dunn on educating good citizens, and Lannes McPhetridge on the Technical Institute. Mayor Shank discusses Sunday saloon closures as part of a broader calendar of Indianapolis events.
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Harles A. Book
Walter
Indianapolis
Bookwalter
New York
Cox
Olis
Arthur W. Dunn
The One Price System and the Brotherhood of Trade
The article argues that the one price system emerged after the Civil War to replace deceptive selling practices. It traces historic cheating from fair and road vendors to antique shopkeepers, praising honesty and consumer protection, and asserts that fair pricing aligns with moral duty and social progress. It links market reform to broader spiritual and humanistic ideals.
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John Quincy Adame
Boston
Henesty
Wao
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Willis S. Thompson
Jo Cks
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Boycots
Meat Trust
Anand
GEIN
Hussy
Linton A. Cox
Indianapolis Charity Organization Society
Lannes McPhetridge
Technical Institute
Useful Institution
Shank
Convention City
Tive
J. Frank Hanly
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
Hanly
Gov. Marshall
State Board of Pardons
Executive Department
Elbert Hubbard
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