Sun Building address and notice of publication
The Indianapolis Sun notes certification by the Association of American Advertisers in New York City confirming its circulation figures. The paper is published daily except Sunday from the Sun Building at 123 and 125 East Ohio Street, entered as second class mail, dated Saturday March 20, 1909.
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Municipal government is business and not politics in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis municipal campaign shows a civic awakening with voters insisting on reform. Voters demand mayoral and city council nominees who serve the whole community, oppose personal profit from ordinances and franchises, and use the new citywide review to force the right candidates into office. The coming election will demonstrate the people’s control and a platform that government is business.
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A Kindhearted Man and a Failure on Ohio Street
A noon scene on Ohio Street near the post office shows a faded cloaked man sharing his horse’s oats, a quiet act of kindness amid social failure. The essay ponders whether humane impulse earns reward or punishment in a world that overlooks such deeds.
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Woman Overburdened by Winifred Black on Suffrage
Winifred Black argues that women bear many burdens already and may resist political equality. She reflects on wage work, voting, and the strain of added political responsibility while noting some women already vote in certain states. She cites personal fatigue and social duties, questioning the practical impact of suffrage on society.
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Smaller Newspapers Will Grow More Compact Over Time
The Chicago Record Herald notes that the newspaper of the future will stay compact, not larger, due to paper costs and reader fatigue. It argues most readers tire of bulky editions and Sunday issues, predicting publishers will shrink sizes to meet demand as financial pressures dictate.
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