Mayor Holtzmans Reform Sparks Sunday Picnic Debate
In Indianapolis the Keach Holtzman reform drive splits opinion over Sunday beer sales at labor union picnics versus saloon backed events. Critics call for consistency arguing private clubs and parks enjoy beer sales under police control while unions are restricted, signaling likely campaign issues as reform rhetoric confronts practical enforcement.
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The Need for Honest Men and Honest Government
An exhortation on integrity in public and business life. It warns that opportunities tempt men to ignore conscience, cites cheating and stealing as common, and calls for trustworthy leaders who act openly in dark and light. Diogenes and a modern arc lamp symbolize ongoing pursuit of honesty.
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Patton
Diogenes
Honesty as Graft in Politics and Reform
The piece critiques politicians who trumpet honesty to gain advantage. It notes Roosevelt and Folk as honest exemplars, then claims self-styled honestmen manipulate honesty to win offices and public favor. It warns that ostentatious honesty distracts from real graft like rebates and closed saloons.
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Police and Children Help Shape Trust in Local Force
An Indianapolis police officer states that while some children fear him, others seek his guidance. He notes parents should not frighten kids with policing, as officers act as protectors and mentors guiding youths away from crime. The article urges giving officers due respect to improve communities.
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Illie
Indianapolis
Women Cleaners Take Washington Street For Six Months
Grace Julian Clarke proposes that Indianapolis women direct street cleaning on Washington Street for six months as a civic experiment. The plan envisions women from the Washington Street area, overseen by assistants at street corners, improving cleanliness and offering a social object lesson.
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The Labor Problem in America
A summary of The Times leader arguing civil war is unlikely in the United States. It stresses republican liberty and the need for capital and labor to meet in voluntary conference to amicably resolve conflicts and avoid upheaval. The piece contrasts British editorial stance with American political resilience and calls for constructive dialogue.
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Indianapolis and Its Changs Q Mowry Youth
The article praises Indianapolis for youth services and public playground progress. It highlights Cleveland’s public parks expansion and 40 baseball diamonds for amateur teams, arguing cities should provide open air gyms and bath houses to aid moral growth and recreation for boys and girls.
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Indianapolis
Changs Q. Mowry
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Indiana
Cleveland
Conversations on politics and civic issues in Indianapolis
A group of readers discuss burning topics from incendiary fires and early primary work to milk safety for infants and the adequacy of local bridges. Citizens weigh precinct lists, cigarette laws, and party harmony as they debate public baths, election rules, and campaign fatigue in Indianapolis.
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John Hunt
H.C. Resoner
Frank D. Stalnaker
B. J. T. Jeup
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Calvin F. Childers
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Oran Muta
Sweden orders metal workers strike affect thousands
A general strike was issued and metal work factories shut down across Sweden. About 17,800 men were locked out as a result, with the stoppage affecting arm factories and other facilities. The report notes public concern over baths and relief for the poor, mentioning proposals for local bath houses near Riverside park and Belissel's plate.
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