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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1908

Page

10

The Indianapolis Sun Publication Details

The Indianapolis Sun is published daily except Sundays in the Sun Building at 123 and 196 Ez Ohte or, listing its street address and publishing pattern.

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Good Government Is Business and Not Politics

The article argues public affairs should be run on business principles rather than party politics. It highlights voters shifting from party loyalty to independent judgment, cites C. G. Conn and Theodore Roosevelt, and urges a blunt, businesslike approach to county governance, with emphasis on honesty, accountability, and nonpartisan investigations in Marion County.

C. G. Conn Elkhart Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Roose Bryan Marion County Court House

Good government by business men not politics in fall election

The piece argues Republicans lack the right leadership and urges Democrats to nominate clean, businesslike men. It praises William M. Fogarty for leading a reform, insists victory hinges on a practical platform, honest economy, and independent justice rather than party slogans. It calls for a government administered on business principles.

Republican Party Democratic Party William M. Fogarty

Beveridge A Pithy Tale On Moral Finance In Boston

Senator Beveridge cited a financier morality anecdote in Boston to illustrate a point about practice and deceit. The tale centers on a financier who misstates a swindle amount from sixty thousand dollars to forty six thousand, then feigns gracious greeting to a young millionaire.

Beveridge Boston

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