Indianapolis Sun masthead notice and advertising listings
The Indianapolis Sun publication details include the WILLIS S. THOMPSON byline and a statement of daily publishing except Sundays. It lists foreign ad representatives Smith and Budd in New York and Tribune Building in Chicago, with address references and postage class information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Democrats Confident of Winning Indiana Legislature
The Indiana Democratic apparatus unites behind Governor Marshall and a harmonious campaign to deliver a working Democratic majority. Democrats praise Marshall’s broad leadership, call for strong party candidates, contrast with a fractured Republican scene led by Beveridge and Hanly, and warn against complacency in selecting the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
State Committee
Thomas R. Marshall
United States
State Senate
Democratic State Central Committee
U. S. Jackson
Patty
Beveridge
Can You Blame Him A Witty Exchange At A Social Evening
A young lady of sharp tongue visits a house with guests including the eldest son of a wealthy manufacturer. They discuss marriage and smoking in jest. The man says he would light a cigar to settle intentions, the lady retorts she would knock it from his mouth. He quips that she would not be there to try.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGregor
Taft
McIntosh the Actor Lectures on Nation’s Future in Indianapolis
Burr McIntosh actor and lecturer appears at English’s Opera House in Indianapolis and addresses the future of the United States with 400 stereopticon views. He praises Taft and ship subsidies, urges education on tariffs and the Philippines, and notes his wartime Cuba writings and support for Indiana Governor Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr McIntosh
McIntosh
English
Opera
Mississippi
The
Sun
Senator Langdon
Missiasippi
Mr. McIntosh
Indianapolis
Tenth Infantry
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Cuba
Island
Mr.McIntosh
Philippines
Humphreys
Teft
Senate
Forward magazine signals Indianapolis progress and civic lift
The Indianapolis publication Forward edited by Guernsey Van Riper and Merle Sidener debuts as a monthly aimed at half a million residents. It promises strong for progress themes, features analysis from diverse leaders, and high reader reach, with praise for editorial clarity and city improvement focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Guernsey van Riper
Merle Sidener
Beveridge
Volney T. Malott
Hugh McGowan Beleves
A. H. Godard
Grace Julian Clark
E. A. Perkins
C. N. Kendall
Frank D. Stalaker
Bishop Francis
H. H. Rice
E. D. Clark
A. Q. Jones
Merle N. A. Walker
New York
Martin Hyland
Polices
Police Department of
Thomas c. Day
Federated Charities
John H. Hollett
Eure
Progress
Messrs
van Riper
Sidener
Winter-sweet fairy flowers in dim winter light
Poe like lines describe a fair blossom named Winter-sweet. The speaker praises delicate eyes and a glow of wintry sunbeams. A lyrical image of a lone world lit by beauty and dreamlike flowers unfolds.
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Indianapolis Sun
Willis S$. Thompson
Association of American Advertisers
Bia Sante City
Jeae
Indiana
Marion County
J. Frank Hanly
John
Jones
Shermitss
Iikingso
Gus
George
AWAT
George W. Stout
Mr. Taft
Wisconsin
Mr. LaFollette
Tadienapolis
Roosevelt
Naval Place
Washington
Cannon
Aldrich
LaFollette
Cummins
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