Indianapolis Sun masthead and advertising contacts
The Indianapolis Sun lists WILLIS S. THOMPSON as publisher and notes daily publication except Sundays. It provides address details for Sun Building at 123 and 125 E Ohio Street, and foreign advertising reps in New York Chicago St Louis. Entered as second class mail Net 165.
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Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
The Humblest Citizen Has a Right to Criticize
A reformist editorial argues that the humblest citizen retains the right to criticize any official in the United States including the Supreme Court. It asserts that criticism safeguards progress, denies obedience to unjust rulings, and stresses citizen sovereignty over courts and presidents.
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Icise
Supreme Court
Doctor Parkhurst
Supreme Court of the
United States
It's Certainly Strange About Emily Jane
A poem by Kennett Harris notes Emily Jane’s beauty and singleness at nearly nineteen. The speaker admires her, hints at suitors and social complexity, and declares plans for their union despite her reputedly high connections. The verse ends with a pledge to marry.
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Emily Jane
Daisy
Pippin
Witty Customs and Hotel Banter From Tin Pot Folio
A French bound passenger is accused of smuggling brandy hidden in a trunk, claiming the bottles are her husband’s nightcaps. In a hotel quip, a guest shows a “new patent fire escape” rope while the landlord jokes about cash in advance for guests.
Reverence for the Supreme Court Asked in Opinion
The statement urges a measured respect for the Supreme Court, arguing the court should be approached with reverence rather than sanctimony. It frames the judiciary as a dignified institution deserving careful consideration and restraint in criticism.
Magazine Questions Supreme Court on Immoral Deportation Rule
A New York City magazine criticizes the U S Supreme Court for ruling the three year post arrival deportation provision unconstitutional. It argues the court oversteps federal power while defending Congress authority to exclude and deport alien women deemed immoral and urges reverence for the court as the nation’s keystone of stability.
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New York City
Supreme Court of the United States
The
United States
Joseph Keller
Joseph Uilman
Congress
Supreme Court
Jolmes
Sears
Supreme Bench
Take Up At Random a Call for Sanitary Indiana Schools
An Indiana health advocate argues that fewer than half of state school buildings meet sanitation standards and that yearly deaths and illnesses among children and teachers stem from poor ventilation heating and lighting. The piece urges teacher protests and a statewide push to remodel and modernize schools to reduce tuberculosis and other diseases.
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Indiana
Teachers of
New York
State Board of Health
Indianapolis
Congress funds clam study after education clash
Congress rejected the request by United States Commissioner of Education Brown for 3000 to study a phase of child life, but approved 15000 for a scientific study of clams Balthe more American.
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Congress
United States Comgigstoner of
Brown
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Indianapolis Sun
Willis S. Thompson
Association of American Advertisers
Net
Parkhurst
Supreme Court of
House of Lords
England
America
Kennett Harris
Tightwaddo
France
Cash
Datatoes
Pelener
Hortense
Alf
Pop
DR. C. H. Parkhurst
George W. Stout
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