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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1909

Page

8

Just a Little Heart to Heart Talk to Good People

Indianapolis Sun urges civic unity among prominent city groups to concentrate efforts for public good. It lauds Merchants' Association reforms, backing laws Gov. Marshall supports, and urges businesslike government while warning against selfish interests that misrepresent the majority.

Indianapolis Earth Merchants’ Association of Indianapolis Marshall

Thirteen Colonies and Superstition Clash in Travel Tale

A traveler and companion debate whether thirteen is unlucky. The traveler cites superstition clinging to the number, while the companion notes the thirteen colonies as a historical starting point. A Washington Star quotation frames the exchange.

Washington Star

Hewitt Quips After Election Suit Wins

A brief exchange records Hewitt claiming victory in an election and remarks on political involvement. The Philadelphia Ledger quotes terse banter about the suit and recount.

Hewitt Philadelphia Ledger

Enduring Exchange Stirs Laughter in Courtroom

A courtroom exchange from the Houston Post illustrates a humorous moment as a lawyer quips about a husband’s whiskers and the judge responds in light humor. The dialogue highlights wit amid legal proceedings and public theater in the press.

Tax liens clouding Indiana real estate and a hospital tax bill

A Senate bill aims to clear real estate title liens by January 1910 by forcing taxing officers to collect delinquent taxes or have liens expire after ten years. The article also notes Bedford seeking a city hospital tax and discusses local bills, including appointing police commissioners under home rule.

Aesen Indiana Bedford Senate T. Gov. Marshall

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