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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1909
Page
8
Indianapolis Sun reports Willis S Thompson appointed editor of the publication. The paper notes daily circulation except Sundays from the Sun Building at Ohio Street and Market Street, with postal registration as second class mail dated January 5, 1909.
The article argues John W. Kern will win the Democratic party caucus for the U S Senate. It cites Kern's personal popularity and strong Indiana party representation, noting other candidates lack combined forces and would redirect support to Kern if they drop out. Democratic legislators likely vote for Kern on final ballots.
Lebanon court rules in favor of the New Telephone company in the dispute led by Prosecutor Hooton. The ruling preserves the public preference for one telephone system under public control, with the city regulating rates and protecting both company investments and public interests. The paper urges a unified system and city mediation to balance profits and service.
An incoming legislature may require public notice of contracts with utilities. Franchises and contracts would be advertised in two papers of opposing views for thirty days before city approval. Publication would be funded by the contracting company. Minutes of city proceedings would also be published to inform residents.
Cyrus Starck, a gloom-loving villager, predicts disasters and clings to misfortune. Theed Black, his contrasting neighbor, bets on fortunes and tries to cheer Cyrus as illness nears. The tale centers on friendship, superstition, and a final bet, revealing character through their clash of outlooks.
Editorial notes Secretary Root on suffrage, argues for practical government education for women. Highlights rapid growth of movements and funding, with large pledges and widespread university chapters. Cites supportive and opposing views in Times and World as proof of a nationwide push.
The article argues the constitution’s line of succession is defective and should be clarified to cover all contingencies. It notes deaths of president or president elect create doubt and cites Hoar and Bacon efforts to strengthen the framework, urging prompt congressional action.
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