Beveridge and the Vice Presidency Debate
A column argues Senator Beveridge should not be drafted as Hoovers running mate, noting his desire to stay in the Senate where he feels most effective and respected. It criticizes press and political maneuvering while defending Beveridge's record and suitability if drafted.
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Beveridge
A. J. Beveridge
Hoosevelt
Senate
Republican
Noming
Detroit
Springfield Republican
Washington
Ice
Bis Party
Leisure Hour medical mixup and charity medal tale
In a humorous narrow window a man named Filkins fears imminent death, but the doctor finds no physical cause and jokes about being tricked. The piece shifts to a tale of charity with Caroline Earle White praising humane deeds and recounting a peasant who saved a wolf, winning the medal even though the wolf had killed his wife.
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Flikins
Medylee
Filkins
Caroline Earle White
Womens Vennsylvania Society For the
Tetep Sherman
Visconnes
Str
Kae
Feetville
Fail Birch
George Standau
Terre Hute
San Francives
Uieyele Manufacturing Company
Terre Hotute Amt
Rockville
Caleb Powers
Rheatachlan
George Watkins
Verge Haute
Charles ‘Townsend
New Waverley
Emma Toothman
Hoovers
Willy Bruner
Greenfield
Ant
Her
Phitit
Towaboy
Euigene
Joseph Neal
Dhas
Bmavion
Neals
Fae Gira
Neal
Toney
Tryton
Elaner
Hammond
EL Neeley
Roy Morrisweather
Firemanson
van Galin
Cmera
Tion
Merriweather
Loganaport
Harry Owens
Terre Haute
McMullen
Joan McMullen
Owens
Rev
Stewart
What the Papers Say Fourth of July Reflections
A collage of quotes from Detroit Free Press Louisville Post and Columbus Visyaich critiques the holiday as dominated by baseball and casual diversions. It notes Pittsburg spending over a million wartary Water annually and questions how many leaders were swayed by the era’s fetes and ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Pittsburg
Louisville
Hvennne Post
United States
Columbus Visyaich
Search Me Says Flory as Officers Seize Riches
Police search at 208 Parker Avenue Brightwood leads to seizure of James Macken's property at the Flory home. Officers recover witch and chain and hear of a plan to exchange a ten dollar bill for liquor. Macken, intoxicated, is confined with Flory and his wife after the disturbance.
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Sald Omers Johnson
Baldy
Willi Jam Flory
Parker-nve
Brightwood
Flory
Tim
James Macwen
Brightsend
Plorys
Macken
Jatt
Merchant tailors push Saturday afternoon closing
The agitation for Saturday afternoon closing has been renewed among city tailors. The following firms have agreed to close at 1 p m on Saturdays: A J Trent & Son William Schoppenhorat Wm C Lepeort George Munfeld & Sons Nesaler & Co Gus Rosberg George J Trenk B B Dildine Becker & Son Young & McMurray Wassons will also close at 1 o’clock Saturdays and will grant each employee one week of holiday on full pay.
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Mong Tha Merchant Tailors
Thrmy
Lp. m
A. J
Trent & Eon
Willam Schoppenhorat
Ww. C. Lepeort
George Munfeld & Sons
2. Nesaler & Co
Gus Rosberg
George J. Trenk
B. B. Dildine
Becker & Son
Young & McMurray
Wassons
Bold Bad Men Identified In City Arrests
Ed McGuff of the Bertillon department identified two men arrested locally for breaking into a box car and taking shoes. They had given the names John Brown and Frank Tully but are really John O'Brien and John McCall, with prison records in flyracine, M. They are wanted there after prior convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed McGuff
Bertillon Department
John Brown
Frank Tully
John O'Brien
John McCall
Flyracine
Songs and Sketches of a Singer Home Trip
A quirky collage of verse and caricature prose sketches set in a bustling urban scene. It blends humorous dialogue with portraits of street life, photographers, telephones, and everyday oddities through a string of scattered vignettes. The piece features colorful characters and playful wordplay.
A Corner For The Women Homa Gardening
Gardening advice outlines plant care and disease causes in home setups. It warns against overwatering underfertilizing and overpotting, recommends dry soil before repotting, and using a mild solution to treat root issues. It also covers plant recovery steps and avoiding fertilizer for weak plants.
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Avidem
Worthington coal land optioned to Indianapolis men
Dijerx work near Worthington prospecting for coal. Land is optioned to Indianapolis interests. Fred Hawkins of Lebanon wins reward for climbing the courthouse flagpole and adjusting the mast. About 200 Upland residents petition to ban fireworks. Various local incidents and social items fill the page with scattered notes from Frankfort to Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hays
Wedrestay
Worthington
Indianapolis
Fred Hawkins
Lebanon
Court House
Only Two Smallpox Cases Reported In City
There are only two cases of smallpox in the city after an outbreak that winter. Noah Jones, discharged from the pesthouse, is cited along with Susie Howard and Sirs Bexsle Method. Authorities expect no epidemic next spring and warn residents.
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Noah Jones
Indiana Ave
Indiana Statesmen Tell Fish Stories In Wisconsin Woods
The Indiana Statesmen who spent ten days in the Wisconsin wilds returned Monday evening with tales of fish and other wonders. The group’s reputations for veracity are decent, and many of the stories are believed by some.
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Indiana
Wisconsin Woods
Pointed Paragraphs From Chicago News Parody
A jumble of wry aphorisms on virtue, vice, and society, noting that clever phrases reveal human foibles. It contrasts impunity, finance troubles, and judgment with social masks, ending with a satirical jab at equality and leadership in modern life.
Jokers and Peacemakers Reach for Settlement
Fragments show Tess seeking reconciliation while a peacemaker urges compromise. Jers and others argue over redress as characters trade blunt lines and a judge dictates terms.
Amusements at Fair Bark Highlight Ostendorf Singers
A Tuesday night at Fair Bark drew a large crowd as the Ostendorf band and singers Mabel Huson and Claude Cunningham performed. The audience praised the program, noting the performers’ appeal to Indianapolis residents and signifying Mudson's second week back on stage.
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Fair Bark
Ostendorf
Mabel Huson
Claude Cunningham
Tio
Indianapolitans
Sigs Mudson
Reflections of a Bachelor in Witty Verse
A short comic piece on male vanity and courtship from an unnamed New York Press column. It jokes about an alcoholic audience, a woman’s speed of speech, and how curls look when mussed on a man’s shoulder. It observes men’s habits after marriage and the uneasy performance of “acting” in love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
Frique’s Mystery Mirth Sparks Quiet Tease
A playful verse captures a maid’s fluster as she toasts a shadowed suitor. The dialogue hints at a thwarted romance and a sly pun, leaving readers with a light, enigmatic tone.
Health board clears Mrs Spillman in unexplained infant case
The Board of Health finds the claim that Ida Spillman bore a dead child highly probable and will not pursue further action unless new developments arise. The notice hints at general health advice but centers on the unresolved infant matter and the absence of arrest.
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Spillman
Ida Spillman
Board of Health
Invitation to secure help via THE SUN notice
An invitation requests readers to secure help through THE SUN in a six word notice sent to THE SUN office located at 121 123 E. Ohio Street. The ad mentions a sew phone cost eight dollars and references the old main building.
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SUN Free
SUN
E. Oniosi
Old Main &S
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