Sun ad rates and court verdict for Winfred Smith
Advertising rates for The Sun are available from the advertising manager, with business communications to the editor. The Winfred Smith murder verdict declares him guilty and sentenced to 18 years, portrayed as a life burden and a warning to the community. The piece questions Marion county legislators about school board investigations and criticizes inaction. It suggests political blame and ponders leadership in Indiana politics and national matters.
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Callig
Oue Sun
Winfred Smith
Law
Marion County
Indiana
Indianapolis
Marlon
Messrs
Winhard
Kern
Stuart
Adams
Leedy
van Arsdale
Vonnegut
Boardman
Hoosier Senate Winds and Swift Smith Murder News
The old breezes from the president's chair and those in the republican aisles threaten no good for the senate as John Kern's whiskers are mocked. Tar Sun sold its extra edition within 12 minutes of the Smith murder verdict, outpacing rivals with rapid news. The paper also notes the legislature's reaction to the Pug Smith investigation and recollects Durcan's coon story.
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Senate
John Kern
Smith
Tar Sun
Tax Sun
John Durcan
Cannon Lady Judge Seaman Crowds Courts On The Move
Mrs Leon known as the Cannon Lady is described as bearing 38 children and presenting a flying court room on a Milwaukee train. Judge Seaman runs sessions from a palace car moving at 40 miles an hour to different stops, often before ink dries.
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Leon
Cannon
Seaman
U. S District Court of Milwaukee
Lake Front
Milwaukee
Peanut party tea features goober pea varieties
Mrs. Joan C. Dean hosts a Free Kindergarten Society tea on N Pennsylvania Ave with peanut shaped dishes and galley painted favors. A quartet performed as guests were received by assistants. An invitational birthday reception for Rev. D R Lucas is planned at 272 Broadway. Gentlemen Ellison greeted at First Baptist, with clergymen, greenery, and a Riley luncheon by Mrs. W H Elvin.
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Free Kindergarten Society
N. Pennsylvania
8. E. Perkins
J. H. Baldwin
Victor Jose
R. M. Mueller
C. H. Adama
Emil Steinhilber
Frederick Gardner
Broadway
D. R. Lucas
Poplar
Ellison
First Baptist Church
Dearborn
W. C. Smoes
W. H. Elvin
Illinois
IOWN SALK Vehicle license fees double after Jan
The board of works rents Tom Linson Hall to G T Rawson for a food exposition from March 29 to April 13 at $200 per week. Hiram Siebert of 143 Pleasant Street suffers Addison disease with no recovery hope. Patrolman Tim Crannon found a photobord box on Rhode Island Street containing a fetus, discarded some time earlier. Clara Nieman at a tamping factory on Meridian Street collapsed from an epileptic fit and was taken home to 838 East at.
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Tomlinson Hall
G. T. Rawson
Hiram Siebert
Pleasant St
Tim Crannon
Rhode Island-st
Clara Nieman
Meridian St
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Salty Eruptions From State Press On Congress And Debt
The piece quotes several editorials and comments from papers in New York and Indiana criticizing Congress and praising state policies. It notes Spirit of the State, Anderson Democrat, Miracle News, Frankfort News, Michigan City Dispatch, and Crawfordsville Argus as sources. Highlights include predictions of Simpson’s bankruptcy when he leaves Congress, calls to restore Sherman and McKinley laws, praise for New York’s debt-free status, and reflections on presidential messages.
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Congress
Anderson Democrat
South Dakota
Taylor
Miacle
Frangfort News
New York State
Michigan City Dispatch
Cleveland
Matthews
Crawfordsville Argus News
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