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Sun Advertising Columns Attract Indianapolis Buyers
The best business houses in Indianapolis continue using The Sun's advertising columns because they reach the buyers.
Call for Investigation of Indianapolis School Board Grows
A Marion County legislator is urged to lead a formal inquiry into the Indianapolis school board amid widespread public disapproval of the Ricketts deal and its financing. Lobbyists loom, but supporters insist the People demand a full, fair probe aligned with fiscal responsibility and board accountability.
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Editorial Jabs and Jargon in Indiana Politics
A brash editorial targets Indiana lawmakers and Indianapolis, accusing them of political coloration and governance missteps. The writer ridicules Bill Cook and a Kansas style critique of Congress while noting calls to tax unmarried men and defending David G. B. Hill amid accusations and controversy.
Vaunapul of Taffy and the Letters in a Counted Theft
George Streppy Jr of Boardman Ohio faces federal custody on a post office robbery charge. In his trunk were over 1000 love letters and 20 watches from amorous women, along with stolen stamps. Also noted is a Western Union defamation verdict favoring ex senator H D Peterson and a Shaker religious frenzy among the Mud Bay Indians led by John Slocum that bans tobacco and liquor and marks their conversion rites.
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Social events and political notes mix in midweek roundup
A Minerva club floral entertainment at Mrs Brown’s on Park Ave drew praise. A Denison house reception hosted Senator Wishard and sister Misa Wishard with Gov. and state officers present. The Crescendo club held its first Propylaseum concert. Morrill inaugurated Kansas governor. A mine flood in Audrey England killed twenty. French ministry resigns after defeat. Mrs Isaac Parr’s red tablecloth saved a train near Paris Texas. Carnegie layoffs in Homestead may trigger strike. Idaho, New Jersey, North Carolina, and Texas selections noted.
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Smallpox hunt continues at Roby amid health probe
State health authorities search for traces of reported small pox cases in Roby while other items note a beer tax clash in Congress and local notices including a beef soup giveaway, labor disputes, a cremation request, and property attachment by Marceau photographer staff.
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Hignight case halts mayor’s liquor license move
Judge Harvey ruled against the city in the familiar Hignight saloon case. The mayor threatened to revoke Hignight’s liquor license but the move was enjoined. The decision notes the charter gives mayoral power yet the statute is arbitrary and unconstitutional for lacking due process.
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Finance and politics mix in Indiana press chatter
A collage of editorials and comments from Indiana newspapers critiques Congress currency policy and the dollar, hints at Daniel Voorhees guiding finance, notes calls to bury telephone wires at the state capitol, and mocks lengthy governor messages while urging restraint and fiscal clarity. Debs comments on Gov Altgeld mirror national factional wit.
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